The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-07-29


been at Estill Springs for the past two
weeks, have returned home.
Miss Josie Hughes, of Second
street, and Miss Clara Blakemore, of
this county, returned Monday from
visit to friends in Eminence.
Mrs. Henry T. Stanton and daught-
er, Mrs. j. G. Mclean, went to Car
rollton Wednesday for a two weeks
visit to Mr.. Richard II. Stanton.
Misses Pieratt, of Eel, KY, and Car
RE Hartman, of Butler Mo-, were here
this week visiting their uncle, Judge
G. B. Swango, on the South Side.
Mr.. Omer Wilson. of Washington
City, arrived here Monday evening,
having been summoned by telegraph,
owing to the illness Of his infant son.
Mr.. Ferd VanDerveer was in the
city this week. He has accepted a
position in Louisville and will go
there next week to enter upon the
duties.
Mr.. George w. Lewis, who has
been visiting his brother, Mr.. Will.
A. Lewis, in Bellepoint, returned to
his home in Louisville Thursday
morning.
Mr.. T. F. HUMPHREYS, wife and
daughter, Miss Nina, returned
Thursday evening from a visit to
friends in Cincinnati and in New
York State.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred May chaperoned
q party to High Bridge Saturday,
composed of Miss Jennie Hawkins,
of Louisville, and Miss Halle John
son and others of this city.
Mrs. w. Q. Lutkemeier entertained
quite a party of young gents and Ia
dies at her home on Lewis street on
Thursday evening last in honor of
Miss Mamie Roche, of Paris.
Mr.. VIM. Kavanaugh, of the Arkan-
sas Gazette, of Little Rock, was here
Tuesday en- route home from New
Carlisle, Ohio, where he attended the
funeral of the late editor Of the Ga
zette.
Mr.. j. w. Walker, several years ago
one of the corps of engineers en-
ployed on the Kentucky river, but
now of Chattanooga, Tennessee, was
in the city Wednesday shaking hands
with old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Job Smith, Rev. VIM.
Smith, Misses Sallie johnson, Lulie
Wizard, Sarah and Minnie Bell and
Mr.. Henry Hale composed a party
that went to Blue Lick Springs Mon
day for couple Of weeks camping
out.
Misses Maybell and Lizzie Urmston.
of Oynthiana; Miss Matte Uravens,
Of Lexington; Miss Mary Eta Swim
ney and Mr.. Chas. S. Swinney, Of
Versailles, composed a party of
young people who drove down from
Versailles Tuesday and spent the day
in this city.
Rev. E. A. Penick and wife and
children took their departure for Vir-
ginia Thursday. They will sojourn in
that State until September, when
they will go to Camden, N. j., where
Mr.. Penick has accepted call to one
of the most flourishing churches of
his denomination. A large number
of the friends of the couple were at
the depot to bid them adieu and offer
their good wishes for their future
and prosperity.
The following letter is from health
resort, where a number of persons
from and known in this city are now
CRITTENDEN SPRINGS, July "a, 1893 -
Crittenden Springs is situated on the |
o. V. r. R. about five miles from
KY. Following a circuitous
but delightfully."- cool roadway, one
arrives at the Crittenden Springs
a handsome, well-appointed
hotel, standing upon hill, at the foot
of which there gushes forth we'll of
health giving sulphur water. Set
deep amid mountains, hills and grassy
far from the dust and heat of
the city, far from the madd'ning
crowd" is this ideal health and
pleasure resort, where fine cuisine,
splendid Italian band, tennis-court,
ten pins and a host of pretty girls
combine to make it fastidious.
Among the one hundred and thirty
five guests are the following:
Frankfort-Judge Caswell Bennett,
wife and daughter little Virginia;
Louisville-Mrs. Robt. Fletcher and
family, j. H. Ditto. j. B. Allen; Mem
phis-Geo. Forrest, Mrs. j. w. Full
mer, Miss Katie Wilkerson, Jos. b.
Cabell, T. B. Allen; Paducah-Mrs.
Cook Husbands, Mrs. Whitfield and
Harris, Geo. Rankin, Albert Foster,
J. A. Rudez and family, w. @. Ellis,
Mrs. Irene Cox, Miss Matte Leech,
Miss Ruby Cobb; Henderson, ena-
tor II. @. Dixon, Ingram Crockett and
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