The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1891-09-15
PERSONAL.
Miss Mamie Welch is visiting Miss
Jennie Healy, of Winchester.

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city last week.
Miss Matte Smith, of this city, was
a visitor at the Winchester Fair
Thursday.
Misses Bette and Carrie Williams
of this city, attended the Winchester
Fair, Thursday.
Miss Anna Prewitt started for .Har
rodsburg Saturday, where she will
attend Daughters College.
Senator b. Cockrell was at the Win
chester Fair Thursday, shaking the
hands of his constituents.
Gen. Jno. S. Williams was guest
tof the family of Col. j. II. Holloway
at Winchester, Thursday.
Miss Mamie Yarbroueh, of this
county, is visiting the family of E.
Walden, of Winchester.
Mr.. j. c. Donnan, of Wyoming,
Bath county, was in the city the past
week EN- route to Lexington.
Julian w. Clay left yesterday for
Springfield, Mo-, and will make that
his stopping place till January 1st.
Miss Eta Everette. of Maysville, is
visiting her friend. Mrs. Judge Lewis
Apperson, on North Maysville street.
C. l.. Gayle, of Frankfort, attended
the Deering-Winn wedding the past
week, and while here he met many
old friends.
John Coons and wife, of Sturgeon,
Mo-, are visiting G. w. Kemper's
family and other relatives in the
county.
The boss tourist, King Ford, was
interviewing our merchants Monday.
He always sells his goods Jackson
Hustler.
Hon. j. NJ. Oliver, and Judge j. M.
Byrne, of Frenchburg, were in the
city several days the past week at
tending to some legal business.
Mr.. j. A. j. Lee, well-known
banker and clever gentleman of Ow-
was in the city Wednesday
looking after some business interests.
Mr.. Nathan Combs, of Fayetteville,
Ark, passed through the city We'd
nesday on his way to visit relatives in
Wolfe and Breathitt coun-
ties.
Spencer Cooper, of the Hazel Green
Herald, and his better seven-eighths,
spent Thursday in the city. They
left for home via the Ky. 81 S. A.
Friday.
Miss Mary Redmon, of Bourbon
Mrs. Laura Mcgowan and
Miss Laura Williams, of this city, are
In Winchester, as guests of the family
Of Mrs. L. L. Redmon.
Charlie Pitman, one of our boys,
has, so says Washington special,
passed satisfactory examination and
been appointed a cadet to West Point.
His numerous friends will be glad to
near he has attained the realization of
his wishes. An excellent boy, he will
surely make all admirable man.
j. d. Hszelrigg, of Wells & Hazel
'igg, left on Thursday night for New
Y York TO buy fall stock for his popu-
az firm. Miss Maud Clarke accom-
panied him. Miss Maud goes TO enter
/ Nurses Training School, an "annex"
If the Johns Hopkins University, and
,fter course there she will study
Medicine.
Miss Lena Upton, of Mt. Sterling,
8 the guest of Mrs. DR.. B. F. john
,on. Miss Trimble, of Mt. Ser-
ing, and Miss Redding, of Fort
Smith, Ark, are the guests of Mrs.
DR.. r. f. johnson. Miss Mary
Prewitt, one Montgomery county's
prettiest young ladies, attended the
Fair Thursday. Miss Matte Bridge
Iorth, of Mt. Sterling, is the guest of
Mrs. II. S. Parrish. Miss Mary
Bright, of Mt. Sterling, is spending
few days with Mrs. III. f. Jackson.
Misses Mamie Thomson and An
ME Duerson, of Mt. Sterling, are Wis
ting their aunt, Mrs. Chas. B. Stew
art. Miss Dee Stevenson and Miss
Sousley, of Mt. Sterling, are spending
4 few days with Mrs. M. T. Nc