Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1893-10-26
FLAT CREEK.

IN Mt. STERLING.
Will Mark, of Reynoldsville,
spent Sunday here.
Tas Burns bought six hogs from
Arthur Jacobs at 4 cts.
Mrs. Bette Iazelrigg.of Indiana,
is visiting at Uncle jeff. Ricc's.
Joe Dawson sold John Daw son
fifteen l,l50-lb. feeders at 81 cts.
Carroll Hamilton and John
Hughes have returned from Chi
cage.
Miss Tillie Cox, Of Versailles, is
visiting the Misses Young at The
tcdars."
W. W. Power and wife, of Win
chester, are visiting W. b. and 5.
J. Power.
Sncdcgar & Andcrson's thresher
has been threshing some wheat here
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Moore, of Ow-
ingsville, spent Sunday with w. ii.
Rice and wife.
Robt. Barkley and John Good
paster are attending the Worlds
Fair this week.
Mrs. John S. Wyatt, Jr., and
children, of Mt. Sterling, visited
friends here this week.
Ashton Gilkey and NJ. G.. Tai
bolt, of North Middletown, are the
guests of the Misses Young.
Miss Lottic Quisenbcrry, OF Mt
Sterling, who has been the pleasant
guest of Miss Jane Glover, has re-
turned home.
Lee Steele, Miss Lizzie Boaz,
Austin Boaz and Miss Tapp spent
Saturday hunting chestnuts and at
Carrington's Rock.
Misses Ethel Hazelrigg and
Wynona c. Moore, of Owingsville,
and Mary Crooks, of Preston, are
visiting Mrs. w. ii. Rice.
Misses Elizabeth Skillman, of
North MiddletOwn, and Bernice
Scott, of Mt. Sterling, are the
pleasant guests of their relative,
Mrs. Omar Wilson.
Misses Lettie Lane and Nancy
Fratman, of Mt. Sterling. spent
from Friday till Sunday with Mrs
Omar Wilson; also, F. NJ. Green
and sister, Miss Ula, of Sideview
visited the same place.
1t was our good fortune to be
one of about thirty people who
composed Miss Nancie Young's
outing party and excursion on last
Saturday to view one of the won.
ders of the world, viz: Caring.
toms Rock. Much has been said
about this famous Rock, but with.
out seeing it one cannot so draw or
his imagination as to realize its
wonders and peculiarities. 1t i.
situated aboutsfour miles southeast
of the Olympian Springs in Bail
county, and is right on the summit
of an immense mountain, probably
the highest one in Bath county
, The Rock is about 100 feet il
, height, and on top where the nake(
rock is exposed is about 100 fee
square. A greater portion Of thi.
immense freak of nature has a thi,
layer of dirt on it and many tree:
and much underbrush has grow
thereon. Our lunch was served OF
top of the Rock and was undOubted
t ly the most delicious repast ever Sc
: before hungry crowd. We wer'
certainly very hungry on reaching
: the top. 1t is useless however t.
speak of the elegance of the lunch
as glance at the names of tn
young ladies who kindly prepare,
it is just enough to make many al
+. epicure sigh and long to have beel
with us. Coming back we stopped
1 at the Olympian Springs and great
t ly enjoyed the water and surround
1 ings. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ault, o
2 the Springs, and Capt. and Mrs
1 John o. Miller, of Mt. Sterling
3 were all very kind to us, for whicl
Z thanks are extended. The follow
a ing composed the party: Mise
4 Tillie Cox, Elizabeth Skillman
0 Nancle Fratman, Emma Lee Young
e Lettie Lane, Ella Dawson, I'll
p Green, Nancie Young, Bernie
e Scott, Wynona c. Moore, Salli
J, Dawson, Bessie Lane, Alberta j
0 Young. Mary Crooks and Ethe
t Hazelrigg; Messrs. Ashton Gilkey
S NJ. G. Talbot, F. NJ. Green, JAS. II
: Crooks, Pete Stephens, S. Clark
a BascOm, Jr., jeff Dawson, S. b
r Lane, Lewis Young, Jr., Ashb,
d Dawson, Owings Lane, w. Il. Ar
:. mold, Ebert Dawson, Barker Lane
), and j. j. Mark. We certainly ha,
!, a most delightful time, and W,
v merely voice the sentiments of tn
e entire crowd of boys in saying tina
: fifteen lOvelier, sweeter or handsom
e er girls could not be gathered iron
the Old State made famous by he
beautiful women &c.