Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1892-03-10
CORRESPONDENCE,
BETHEL.

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Miss sudie Robertson is seriouly j
with fever.
7. w. Patrick, has bought an,
moved into the property Of the Crouc
Brothers.
There was quite a stir among tn
movers in Bethel last week; sevel
dwellings changing occupants.
Miss Iva Land, of Mt. Sterling
spent Tuesday night with Miss Jenni,
Arrasmith.
Mrs. w. p Dickey, of Mt. Ster
ling, visited friends in this neighbor
hood last week.
Miss Maud Trumbo Is visiting hel
sister, Miss Pearl, in Carlisle.
M. Mating, of Cincinnati, was ir
town Saturday.
R. 7. kirkland and c. H. Cossett,
visited friends IN Mt. Sterling, las
Sunday.
MooRErIELD.
Jake Hopkins child, ten months
old, fell on the fender and burned one
of it's hands badly.
Miss Lulie Stone accompanied hei
brother, Robert, to Kansas City, to
rem ain some months.
John Brooks has returned to Mo.
Thos. Potts has moved to the Mil.
ford Berry farm.
DR.. Kash and wife left for Louis
VILE. Monday.
James Howe sold los acres Of land
to George Bram5lett, at $40. an acre.
Our community was greatly shocked
by the death of Mrs. c. c. Cole,
which occurred at IL o'clock Monday
night, Feb. a9. Funeral services
were conducted by Ed. McClfey,
in the Christian Church, where there
were assembled a large crowd Of sor-
rowing friends, after whieh she was
laid to rest in the Carlisle Cemetery.
1t had been but three months since a
large crowd gathered in the M. E.
church to witness her marriage to, MIR.
Cole, and now many sympati4ing
friends mingle their tears with his. in
this great bereavement.
PRESTON.
] ]. Thomas went to Lexington
last week on business. s
J ]. Snider & Co. bought a lotaof
timber from George McCormiQE at
SIS. per thousand.
Sam Ratliff and wife, Of Reyi
vile, spent a few days last week.
Walker Cassidy.
Miss Lizzie Cassidy spent last Sc-r
at Farmers.
Mrs. Mamie Richardson, of Mt.
Sterling, visited Mrs. Jesse Thomas,
last week.
James Loman's family have me sed
10 Rockcastle county. i
James Williamson, jr., is op the sick
list.
Lewis Hardin spent several days
asst week with his mother, Mrs. Nc
Donald, near this place.
GRANGE CITY.
Candidates are stining briskly here.
Two visited this place last week.
Born. TO H. d. Tinsly and wife,
| son.
T. M. Williams, who has been sick
ior the past two weeks is out again.
Mrs. R. X. Story is very low with
consumption.
WYOMING.
Many changes in location are being
made among farmers.
A. !. Estill has moved into the ten-
int house recently vacated by Wess
Davis.
Luther Hart is prizing tobacco Tor
lee Rice.
Jesse Barber will shortly build a
lwelling house, on lot purchased Of
Dr.. Philips.
Jack Conyers had a sudden attack
Il heart trouble last week, has some
What improved.
Miss Lizzie Garrard is very i'll with
nfamatory rheumatism.
Miss Sarah E. Estill, of Fleming, is !
listing relatives here.
MIDLAND CITY.
We have had beautiful farming |
feather.
w. S. Green went to Mt. Sterling,
donday.
Miss Mag Cassidy. Of Preston, and |
diss Annie Ragland, of Farmers Wis
ed Mrs. Will Thompson last week.
Mrs. Nancy Brain, Of Morehead. is I
he guest of Mrs. Mag Green.
Charles Bailey, OF Freestone, visited |
is daughter, Mrs. Ada Cook, Of this |
lace last week.
BornzzTo Grant Williams and wife |
sons md to Thomas Reed and wife,
SOM
FREEsToNE.
Mrs. Mamie Robinson is quite i'll |
nth rheumatism.
]. w. Moody was in Fleming last |
'eek.
Mrs A Moody and her two little