The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1892-12-24
Cor. Main and Lewis Streets,

Miss Ada Bennett is here, from
Nazareth Academy to spend the holt
days with her father, Judge Caswell
Bennett.
Mr. Sylvester Labrot came home
this week from his work on the
Louisville and Nashville survey in
Tennessee.
Miss Lulie Moore, of Woodford
county, will hereafter make her home
with the family of Mr.. Chas. Herrick,
in Bellepoint.
Mrs. Herman and daughter, Miss
Maggie, returned home from the
funeral of Mr.. T. b. Nugent, at Lex
ington, Tuesday.
Mrs. Reid Rogers went to Mt. Sterl-
ing yesterday and will go thence a
week later to Jackson, Tenn, to
visit her parents.
Miss Lucy Dupuy, of Gratz, Owen
county, after visit to her cousin,
Miss Lulie Suter, returned home
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. G.. H. Bradley and son, Mar
shall, of Georgetown, are here to
spend Christmas with Mrs. Bradley's
mother, Mrs. Woods.
Mrs. Dan Thompson, who is seri-
ously ill, was brought up from Eddy
Vile Sunday and taken to the home
of her parents near Peaks Mill.
Senator and Mrs. G. w. Gates will
not 90 home to Greensboro during
the adjournment of the Legislature.
They will spend their vacation here.
I MIR. ID. DensOn, wire ana son,
Master George, of Louisville, came
up Monday to spend the holidays
with Mr.. and Mrs George Huffman.
Messrs. Pen and John Morris of
Louisville, will arrive this afternoon
to spend Christmas with their moth
er, Mrs. Ann Morris, on Second street.
Senator Garrett S. Wall and his wife
and daughter, Miss Etheline, return
ed to their home in Maysville Mon
day to remain until after the holt
days.
Mr. Robert Stephens and wife, of
Bloomington, Indiana, will spend the
holidays with Mrs. Stephens mother,
Mrs. Jennie Bright, near Graefens-
burg.
Mr.. Wallace Kelly, of Hopkinsville,
en- route home from Centre College,
Danville, made a brief visit to his
grandmother, Mrs. Agnes Mcclure,
| Sunday.
Mr.. Howard Orbison has secured a
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buildings, and he went to Chicago
Wednesday to enter upon the duties
of the place.
the Western Theological Seminary
at Chicago, is at home spending the
holidays with his parents, Mr.. S. Q.
Bull and wife.
Mrs. o. R. Crutcher will go to
nAAn.Akou,,, 10 1nN fn xyipit hnr
m other and be present at the nuptials
OF her sister, Miss Pattie Moore, to
DR.. Dan Henderson next Wednesday.
Mr.. French Hoge and his sister,
Miss Eva Hoge, attended the German
at the Gait House in Louisville Tues
day night given by Gen. and Mrs.
John Echols. in honor their niece,
Miss Miller, of Stanton. Va.
Mrs. John II. Buckley went to Louis
vile Monday to meet her daughter.
Miss Clara, who was en- route home
from school at Nazareth. They
returned home that night together
and Miss Clara will spend the holi-
days with her parents.
Misses Eva and Kitten Hoge re.
turned home from school at Cincin-
natl Saturday, accompanied by Miss
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come their guest until after the holt
days.
Mr.. Jas. Crutcher, who has been a
clerk in the Louisville house of
Messrs. Urutcher & Starks for several
years, will return here next month
and go into partnership with his
brother, Mr.. o. r. Crutcher, in the
Kentucky Buggy and Harness
Works.
Mr.. John Mcclure Bull, who has
been attending the Louisville School
of Pharmacy, has been notified by
the Board of Examiners that he has /
passed his examination and obtained |
an average of thirty three per cent
more than is required for issuance Of
the certificate. 1t is complimentary
to Mr.. Bull to accomplish as much in .
one term as students usually acquire
in the two terms necessary to COM
plete the course.