The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-09-08

Westfield. of Louisville, are visiting
Misses Lizzie and Florence Weitzel at
High and Broadway.
Misses Blanche Steadman. of Lex
/ ington, and Marguerite Allen, of Elk
horn, visited Miss Mary Todd at
Lake Park this week.
! Miss Margaret Lemon. of LeXing-
ton, who has been visiting Miss Una
/ Marshall for the past week. returned
to her home yesterday.
Mr.. Jesse Rubel, of Louisville, was
here Tuesday to accompany the re-
mains of his grandmother, Mrs.
Thurza Lyon, to Louisville.
Mrs. Philip Newbrandt and Miss
Emma Newbrandt, after visit to
Mrs. Johnston Barrett, returned
home to Cincinnati Tuesday.
Supt Ed. Porter Thompson. Judge
Swango and Capt. w. S. B. Hill from
the Square attended the reunion of
the Orphan Brigade at Russellville
this week
Mr.. w. S. Cady has accepted posi-
ton under the Public Printer at
Washington and took his departure
for that city Thursday to enter upon
his duties.
Mr.. Cary McChord, of Georgetown,
and his bride, who was Miss Cynthia
Gray, of Donerail, are the guests Of
Mr.. George NJ. Galbraith, an uncle of
the groom.
Miss Lula Thompson. of Paris, after
visit to Miss Gertrude South, re-
turned home Monday accompanied
by Miss South, who will make Miss
Thompson visit.
Mrs. A. F. Respess went to Mays
vile Tuesday to visit her parents
She accompanied to Nashville, Tenn,
her sister. Miss Rose Watson, who
will enter Wards Seminary.
Mrs. Fannie NJ. Trabue, who is EN-.
ployed in the Pension office at Louis
Vile under Major G. NJ. Adams,
spent Sunday and Monday in the
city with her mother and sisters.
Judge Joseph Fl. Lewis, Treasurer
Hale, Secretary Headley, Assistant
Auditor Hewitt, Inspector Gardner,
Adjutant General Gross and num-
Der of others from the Square at
tended the reunion Of the Orphan
Brigade at Russellville this week.
Mr.. Harris Greene, who has been
employed in the Office Of the Clerk of
the Court Of Appeals for year past,
went to Cincinnati Wednesday to
enter the law Office of Judge Peck
and to study law under that gentle
man and in the Cincinnati Law
School.
Mr. Martin Hardin, a teacher Of
Hoggsett Academy. at Danville,
was here this week and returned to
that city in company with dozen or
more Frankfort boys, among whom
were Will Haycraft. Sam Hughes,
Henry Hale, John Snively, Sam Rod
man and the two Masons, who will
attend the school to prepare them
selves for the universities.
Mr.. John A. Dickinson, the Super
intendent of chair factory at the pen
itentiary, who came from Louisville
about six months ago, was stricken
with paralysis Monday night at the
boarding house of Mr.. J. S. Head,
where he is now lying in serious
condition. He has made many friends
here who will sympathize with him
in his affection and wish him early
restoration to health.
Major Henry T. Stanton has re-
turned from West Virginia, where he
went last week to be present in
Union, Monroe county, at the first
meeting Of the survivors of the COM
mand of Gen. John Echols. now First
Vice President Of the Chesapeake,
Ohio and Southwestern Railroad at
Louisville. Major Stanton served on
Gen. Echols' staff during the war and
read an original poem on the oc-
casion of the meeting.
Col. d. F. Boyd, late Of the Ken
lucky Military Institute. has accepted
a chair in the faculty of the Michigan
Military Academy at Orchard Lake,
Michigan. The Michigan Academy
is to be congratulated in securing
the services Of Col. Boyd, who is an
able educator, with warm friends
throughout the South among the
numerous pupils taught by him dur
ing his years Of labor in his former
home in Louisiana and in the Ken.
lucky Military Institute Of this city.