Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1892-08-31

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Stanley McElroy, who had been
; II guest of J. Il. Goodpastcr for
some time. returned home to Leb-
anon Tuesday.
Mrs. Jessie Turney and children,
Of Paris, and Miss Mary Owings,
of Ewington, visited at DR.. Cat
let's, Tuesday.
Mrs. j. ID. Arnold and Miss
Charlotte SWctnam, of white Gak.
spent Monday with Mark Thomas
family near town.
Osmond Byron spent the latter
part of last week in Montgom .ry
county, and attended the revival
meeting at Corinth.
Mrs. Dodson, daughter, Miss Ida,
of Millersburg, and Miss Lee
Young, of Flat Creek, attended
church here Sunday.
Miss Chandler, of near Owings-
vile, is the guest Of her brother.
David Chandler, at Thomson.-
Winchester Democrat.
Misses Annie Honaker, of Scott
county, and Elan Munson, Of Owen
county. arrived Tuesday on visit
to relatives here and in the county.
Mrs. George f. Tribou returned
Saturday from a two weeks visit
to her sister. Mrs. Salt Perkins,
near Gilead, Montgomery county.
Mrs. Capt, W. p. Conner left
Saturday TO cas,, Ia, DR.. Yandel', of
Louisville; a ! she will visit her
daughter, MrsgVood, Of Bardstown.
Miss va asa-Ieoas Gault
I,ss. |,s, :, - --.ssiIs,sha -tsdiIsshs's =
and Sun,f -
Miss .s:.sv aS.>1, or near
SharpshL&, -e guest the past
week of her rssssoier Hon. A. W. has-
com, and hat spnt, &rA. Eansie
Toodpaster.
y Mrs. Thos, P. Fickiin, Ssu d
daughter, Arthur and Alice, of
King City, Mo-, are visiting Mrs.
Ficklin's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
W. Young, of the county.
John Steele and daughter Nan
ME, of Flat Creek, left Monday for
Jamestown, Ind, to visit the form
er's nephew and niece, b. p. Maho-
ney and Mrs. Lou A. Apperson.
j. NJ. Atchison and daughter, of
Wyoming, visited James Shrout, in
Montgomery county, Saturday and
Sunday. Mrs. Atchison visited her
sister, Mrs. VIM. Atchison, of this
place.
Mrs. r. S. Estill, Misses Lucy
Honakcr and Lide Crouch will re-
turn from the Columbian Fair the
latter part of the week. Mrs. ID. s.
Estill will stop off in Cincinnati to
purchase her fall stock of millinery.
J. L. Elliott has accepted posi-,
tion as travelling salesman for ROs-
ser Bros. tobacco manufacturers,
Bedford City, Virginia, and will go
on the road soon. Jack will make
Il popular and successful drummer.
r. A. Chilcs, of Mt. Sterling, and
Miss Elizabeth Kelly. daughter of
Col. X. n. Kelly, of Louisville, paid
IA visiNo our town Thursday after
nooY Miss Kelly will be married
to Young DIR. II. NJ. Pusey, Septem-
bT 81.
I The following were guests Of
Miss Wynona Moore, OF Roc's Run,
Sunday: Misses Era Donaldson,
Julia Hodgkins, of Winchester;
Sallie and Ella Dawson, of Smear
Owingsville Messrs. Clint Glover.
of Winchester; Rolla Ratliif, of
Mt. Sterling.
Miss Fannie Lane, of Mt. Ster-
ling, arrived Monday; Mrs. II. c.
Williams, of Lexington, Tuesday;
Prof. ii. G. Wilson, of Mt. Olivet,
will arrive to-day. and Miss Nina
Jones is expected to arrive from
Oxford, Miss, Saturday. All are
teachers in Bath Seminary, which
opens next Monday.
Frazier Rifle left for Owingsville
Wednesday, (via OddvilIe,) where
he Will take charge Of the Comner-
cial Department, of the Bath Sem
mary. Frazier is one of our model
young men, both morally and intel
lectual!y, and We congratulate
Prof. Reyes in his wise selection.
Mt. Olivet Tribune-Democrat.
Mrs. w. ii. Williams, of near
town, who has been sick for some
time with slow autumnal or re-
mittent fever, is holding her own at
present. Her physician thinks the
fever is slowly giving away, and
that, with proper nursing and eau
ton, she will gradually recover nm
til she ragains her accustomed
health.