The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-06

burg, are attending the Fair
Miss Rachel Nickel, of Excl, was here
"Wednesday and witnessed the races.
John Lacy. of Campton, was the guest
of his uncle, James Lacy, Wednesday.
Dudley Arnett, of Salyersville, was
one of the visitors 10 the Fair yesterday.
The racing yesterday, barring the time,
was as good rs can be seen on any track.
q. ID. Sullivan aud Joe ORear, Of
Clark county, were in attendance yester-
day
Will Rowland, Of Saylervillc, came in
last night to take in the remainder of the
Fair.
Charles Ringo, Of ROCKWELL, Is up for
a visit to his friends and taking in the
Fair.
Troy Pieratt is we'll again and will
soon have Billy Goat in shape for the
track.
Miss Ida Linden, of Jackson, is spend.
ing the week with friends and taking in
the Fair.
Representative Mason Cope, of Jack.
sou, is in town today. He Will stay over
tomorrow.
+ NJ Gevedon and Harris Terrell, of
Upper Grassy, were enjoying the races
yesterday.
Mrs John = Salyer, of West Liberty,
is over for the Fair, and is visiting Mrs,
Ellen Kash.
Miss Lucy Brandenburg, another of
Beattyville's handsome girls, is visiting
Mrs Lou Day.
Miss Mollie Rowland one of the pref
test girls in the mountains is the guest
of Mrs Lou Day.
Breeding Seal and Gabbard, of Boone
vile, are over for good time and they
are having it too.
Jas II Little and wife, of Campton,
are the guests of the Day House, and are
enjoying the Fair,
Uncle John Nickel said he spit out
enough mud yesterday to make a stick
aud.clay chimney.
Mrs Mary Jane Swango, of Powell
county, is visiting her sister. Mrs James
Lacy, at this place.
Prof Cord was taken suddenly yester.
day, and at this writing is very sick, but
not serious, however,
Remember no one allowed about the
grand stand hut those who are invited,
No room for loafers.
DR. j A Taulbee reports the birth of
hoy baby to the wife Of Johnnie Pieratt,
They call il Andrew,
] Miles Nickel, of Daysborough, was
among the number who was sightseeing
ut the Fair yesterday.
VIM Frisby, Jerry South, Bill Day
and George Smith, of Frozen Creek,
were at the Fair yesterday
] l. Noble and Charlie f. Scwell, Of
Jackson, seem to be in the old business
of heart breaking at the Fair
Mrs VI Downing, Of West Liberty,
is the guest of Mrs Ellen Kash, of our
city, aud is taking in the Fair
Hon J c. Lykins, of Campton, accom-.
panied hv his two sons, Gus and Arthur,
was visiting the Fair yesterday.
ZENITH Outlet, of Hendricks, was at
the Fair yesterday, and If you'll look
good you will find him to-day.
Hon. J. Milt Hagar, of Salycrsville. is
down for the Fair. lie is a staunch Dem
ocrat upon whom there are no flies.
See the editor Of The HERALD and
pay him your subscription. A little I
money now would be very acceptable.
Mrs A 5 Henry and sister, Miss Scott, |
from Kansas, are registered at the Day
House. They are enjoying the Fair.
Representative w c Taylor and wife, |
of Freuchburg, are visiting his brotherin- |
law, Prof J w Taulbee. and taking in the
Fair
w o Mize say he has not seen so many |
people since he was at the Worlds Fair /
lie saws they outnumber the frogs OF
the Nile.
Charley Swango and Ollie Walcott, Of I
Frankfort, are with Nj + James for the /
Fair They are enjoying themselves i'm
Sheriff Ben Carr, Of Morgan. wife and I
daughter, attended the Fair Wednesday, I
aud were much pleased with the enter I
tainment.
The advertisement of r. +. Carr, the
little ieweler of Eel, will be found in
this issue, and It will pay YOU TO read il
Miss Susie Greer, Of Grassy Greek, was
taking in the sights n, the Fair yester.
day, with our jeweler, j. NJ. Havens Of
this place.
The saddle ring yesterday was beau
ty. IL has never been eqnaled IN the
history of the Association either In style
or numbers.
Henry Combs, Circuit and County
Clerk of Menefee, accompanied by his
daughter, was attending the Fair
II
Henry Phillips, OF Mt. Sterling, Is at
he Anahnnu Hnnna Afinr the Enir Il ,