The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1891-01-31
Forks Of ElkhOrm.

Judging by his earnestness and the
frequency Of his visits q marriage ID
imminent.
Little Dan, infant son Of Mr.. J. II.
Bowen, has recovered from his re-
cent illness.
Miss Tillie Roberts, Of Indiana, has
returned home from q visit to friends
in thissection.
Misses Sallie Fairhead has re.
turned to her home in Lexington
from visit to friends in thisvicinity.
Miss Matte Ely, Of Lexington, is
the guest Of her cousin, Miss Jennie
Goddard.
After two weeks search, we are
glad to announce the fact that Mr.. G..
@. Hughes has found his horse.
Two excellent stoves for sale, one
for cooking purposes, and the other
for heating Terms reasonable APP
ply to G. II. Parent, Forks Of Elk
horn, Ky.
Mr.. j. H. Hockensmith and family
have removed to Alabama. Success
attend them.
Mr.. R. G. Church had one of his
fine horses killed by the cars on the
K. M. few days since.
We are informed by Mr.. j. B. Sted-
man that another factory will oc-
cupy the place of the old one i'm
mediately, and that by the first Of
May it will be in perfect running
order.
Mrs. Rebecca Crockett and daugh-
tiers, Miss Anna Belle and Mrs Lucetta
Parent, of Bridgeport, paid us
visit the first of the week. Likewise
w. H. Parent, j. w. Jenkins and G.
II. Crockett.
The next session Of the Franklin
County Teachers Association will be
held at Swallowfield the third Satur-
day in February. If the teachers
who are not in the habit Of attending
could fully realize the advantages
and benefits that accrue to those
who are regular in attendance, we
are confident a deeper interest in ed
vocational matters would be manifes-
ted by them.
Rev. j. II. Burdin has been visiting
relatives at Mt. Sterling since last re-
port.
Mr.. William Bonar left a short
time since for Louisiana, where he
will seek his fortune. We invoke
heavens richest blessings on his eff
forts.
Erie Burdin has returned home
from a two weeks visit to relatives in |
Mt Sterling.
From the attendance we should
Judge the members of our Churches
are ignorant Of the fact that prayer
meeting is held Wednesday night at
the Christian Church and Thursday
night at the Baptist Church. We
take this method, therefore, of an
the fact that these meet
ings are held each week as above
stated, and that hearty welcome is
extended to all who attend.
Remember the peoples paper, "The
costs but one dollar
per year. subscriptions received by
D. IL. Parent. Now is the time to
subscribe.
Rev. King, of the Baptist Theo-
ogical Seminary, Louisville, con
iucted divine worship at Buck Run
Jhnrch last Sunday.
Mr.. John Trumbo and family, of
Big Eddy, honored our own "Miil |
Ill.," with their presence last Tues
lay
Mr.. Richard Sebree, and Miss Cliff
lie Thompson were married Thurs
lay evening, January god, 1891, by
Rev. j. IL. Burdin, at his residence.
A considerable quantity of tobacco
n this section has been stripped
On last Saturday Bethel Church ex-
ended to Bro. Burdin unanimous
all to become their pastor for
mother year. The call will be an
wered at their next regular meeting,
he lourth Saturday in February.
Messrs John Spencer, Jas. Costing,
LAY Anderson and Miss Amanda
all Of Bath county, have
'een visiting friends in this COM
huuity this week,
A mighty heap Of readin' matter
or o, g ape ppostaIeard to contain we must
Mr.. Frank Ely, of Lexington, has
eturned hsme from a weeks visit to
riends in u is vicinity.