Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1892-08-04
CORRESPONDENCE.
Newsy Notes Gathered by Our
Industrious Correspondents.
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Elder ]. M. Adams preached las
Sunday to a large Concourse of people
at Licking Union.
Some OF the boys from around here
assembled together at Alirey's store
last Saturday, and took shade toe
much Stomach Bit,ers'-which re
suited in ageneral row. Peach cans,
jars, yard-sticks, scrap paper anC
collar boxes were hurled randomly-
nobody seriously hurt.
The scripture says in substance
"Woe unto the man that putteth th,
bottle to his neighbor's lIps to max,
drunk The scriptures. in this case
don't mention "Siomach Filters,
consequently the boys may escape
the punishment.
An nfan, child OF James Armstrong
is very ill.
Crops in this section are needing
rain badly.
Everybody around here is highly
pleased with the Outlook. Subscribe
for it, folks. Success to you, Mr..
Editor.
sHERBURNE.
i On July as, the young ladies oI
Sherburne entertained the young gen.
llcmen of this place, with 4 nice
Moonlight Fete. Nopalns were spar
ed in making the time an enjoyable
one. The Flcmingsburg string band
furnished music for the occasion. Ev.
erything passed off nicely, and every
body seemed to have plenty Of Ice
cream.
After a lingering illness, Uncle JEFF
Vice died at his home near here, Ju ly
the twentveighth.
Ed. Thos. l.. Howe filed his reg
ular appointment here, Saturday night
and Sunday.
Miss Nellie Williams is engaged to
teach the school at Strawberry Hill.
FLAT CREEK.
Miss Jennie Craycroft, after being
the pleasant guest Of Miss Emma Lee
Young, has returned to her home in
Springfield, Ky.
Tas Burns, X. 0. and S. B. Lane,
are In Louisville this week, selling
their tobacco.
Mrs John S. Wyatt, Jr., of Mt.
Sterling, is visiting friends here.
Harvey Rice. accompanied by Mrs.
Wm. Rice and Mrs. Worthinston, OF
Mason county, are the guests of Mr..
JET Rice.
Mrs. Miranda Crooks, of Mt. S;er-
ling, and Mrs. as. Crooks, of Preston,
are visiting relatives here.
Wm. Phelps sold fifty export cattle
(his pick) out Of eighty head to VIM.
Bush, of Mt. Sterling, at AZ cts.
Mrs. Evans Mcdonald and Miss
Stockdell, of'Lexington, and Ward
Williams, of Indiana, are visiting Mrs.
Amanda Clay and family. -
G. G. Hamilton, of Covingtori, IS
the guest of his mother, Mrs. Sarah
Hamilton.
Ed. B. F. Parker filled his regular
appointment at Fassett's school house,
Saturday night and Sunday.
FARMERS.
The Tects Bros. world renowned
show exhibited at this place, Friday,
but the balloon never went up.
Rev. NJ. l.. Georges Push boat
returned from its trip to West Liberty
last week. They had good success.
Geo. S. Everett and wife, who have
been residing in Penn, have returned
to this place to make it their future
home.
DIR. +. NJ. Carter was at Frencnburg
several days last week on business.
Born, to Nelson Myers and wife,
a girl.
D-ummers have been numerous at
this place for the last week.
Geo. A. Miller has been sick for
several days.
DIR. Redwine is having large prac-
tice of medicine around here.
A fifteen-year-old son of George
Stamper stepped on nail, last week,
running the nail in his heel two
inches. Drs. Redwine and Brown
lanced his heel, and repor, a very
dangerous wound.
VIII A. Young, attorney-at-law of
Morehead, was in town this morning.
Hugh Teal ard wife, of Lexington,
visited the formers parents, Geo. W.
Teal, a few days last week. They
left for home Saturday.
Walter Harper and Neal Smith, of
Mt. Sterling, were here Friday.
The primary election was held
here Monday. "Hurrah for Cooper
and NesbItt."
BETHEL.
Rev. ]. ID. Redd is assisting Rev.
E. c. Savage in meeting at Cassidy.
Miss Florence Arrasmith is visiting
Miss Edna Land, in Mt. Sterling.
Miss Hattie Crouch Is visiting
friends near Upper Blue Licks.
The Misses Nelson, of Cincinnati,
are visiting their aunt, Mrs. l.. L.
Williams.
Will Land visited his mother in
Mt. Sterling last week.
Died on last Thursday, Jeff Vice,
aged rs years, 7 months and days.
Funeral at the NJ. f.. Church Friday
by Bro. Redd.
About six weeks ago Mrs. John
stepped on a rusty nail
which penetrated her foot. She is
still unable to bear her weight on it.
In fact, it does not seem to improve
much.