The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1892-01-26
Personal.
4. 7. Chilcs is at home sick.

John Coleman, of Frankfort, visited
in the city Sunday.
7. III. Carter was in Cincinnati last
week making purchases for his store.
j. l.. Brawner, we are glad to say,
is out again, after severe spell of La
Grippe.
DIR. b. +. Thompson, though not
entirely over the grippe, is able to at
tend his patients.
III. J.. Jones is sick at his home, on
West Main street, threatened with an
attack of pneumonia.
Robert Goodpaster will leave in a
few days for North Carolina to re-
sumo business in real estate.
Col. Thomas johnson has been
quite sick, but at the time of going to
press he was reported better.
Miss Anna McDougal, of Maysville,
is visiting Mrs. I. f. Tabb, on East
Main street.
Miss Stella Phipps left for Lexing-
ton Saturday where she has entered
Sayre Female Institute.
James johnson, Of Bonham, Texas,
is visiting his brother, Col. Thomas
johnson, of this city.
Miss Nola Sutton is quite sick at
her uncle's, w. A. Sutton's residence,
on West High street.
Miss Pearl Bruton closed her school
at High Top, this county, on Friday,
after very successful session.
Miss Keturah Clarke returned yes
terday evening from an extended visit
to friends in Southern Kentuckey.
Mrs. F. w. Bassett and son, Tabb,
and Mrs. 1. f. Tabb and children have
returned from a visit to Millers-
burg.
Mrs. Bette Burns, of Winchester,
visited Mrs. Armada Upton, on West
High street. She went home on
Thursday evening.
Hon. III. B. Kinsolving, of Mt. Ster-
ling, was here last week looking after
some cases in the Quarterly Court
Winchester Sun. "
Miss Mamie Bruton, who is teachs
ing at Moorefeld, spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Enoch Bruton.
Miss Eddie Shields, of Winchester,
and Mrs. Mamie Cunningham, of
Clark county, are visiting the family
OF T.. 3. Cunningham.
Mrs. j. w. Hedden is in receipt of a
letter from Hopkinsville saying that
her mother, Mrs. Lou Hampton, 10
quite sick with, la grippe. =, D.. %
Mrs. Virginia Chensuit, who has
been quite sick for several weeks, is
very much improved and is in fair
way to return to perfect health.
Mrs. Fannie Priest and son, Hunt,
are visiting the family of Mr.. George
Hunt, in Clark county. They will be
absent about one month.
Mr.. M. F. Hays, of Louisville, of the
firm of Hays & Newmeyer, Of this
city, is here looking after his interests
and preparing for the spriug trade.
r. A. Chiles has gone to Frankfort
to accept the position of Tipstaff of the
Superior Court. He is one of Mt.
Sterling's most gentlemanly young
men. ...
B. T. McDavid, of Willard, Carter
county, was in the city yesterday to
see his physician, DR.. r. Q. Drake.
Mr.. MeDavid, we are glad to say, is
much improved.
r. Reid Rogers prominent attor-
ney of Frankfort, was in the city Sat-
urday attending to some business mat
tiers. Mr.. Rogers is Mt. Sterling
boy, land his friends here are all glad to
know of the successful career that is
opening before him, in his chosen pro-
fession. ....
Hon. John r. Thomas, spent Sun
day with his family, he returned to
his duties at Frankfort yesterday.
Mr.. Thomas is making us working
representative, determined to the best
of his ability. to do that which will