Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-06-18
Mrs. John d. Young is visiting
her children at Mt. Sterling.

| Hon. j. J. SmOot, of Sherburne,
returned to Louisville Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith spent
Sunday with relatives in Mt. Ster-
ling.
Mrs. Elva Catlett and daughter,
Miss Agnes, are visiting relatives
at Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Nesbitt were
in Cincinnati shopping the first of
the week.
James S. Boyd and J. T. Horse
man are selling tobacco in Louis
vile this week.
Mrs. Jennie Brooks, of Versailles.
is visiting her uncle John w. Faris.
of Bald Eagle.
Mrs. Susan Ratliff, of Sharps-
burg, visited her daughter, Mrs. J.
L. Elliott. Tuesday.
W. II. DeHaven and r. H. winn,
Of Mt. Sterling, were in town
Thursday Of last week.
W. L. Fitzpatrick and Master
Morris Brown went on q visit to
Mason county Monday.
Little Miss Julia Elliott is visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. Susan
Ratliff, near Sharpsburg.
J. L. Elliott has accepted a posi-
tion as clerk at the Olympian
Springs hotel and went on duty
Tuesday.
DR.. s. C. Alexander returned
Friday from a weeks visit to his
relatives in Lexington and Fayette
county.
"Capt." Ray Patterson, who has
been attending Ky. University at
Lexington, returned home Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Lucy Colville, OF Paris, af-
ter a pleasant visit with the family
of Mrs. Elva Catlett, returned
home last week.
W. s. Day, of Tocam, Morgan
county, visited his sons J. F. nnd
Isaac Day, at the Ovings House,
the first Of the week.
W. T. Shockley, Of Maysviiie, u.
S. Pension examiner, is here locA-
ing up some old claims that have
been on file for some time.
W. +. " hi-e, r. HI. White, c. T.
Wilson. ~ = shrout, J. G. Trimble,
Jr., and Cl renee 1nrner, of Mt.
Sterling, weresin town Friday.
Mrs les. Conner and children,
who bid oeer visiting her parents
in Chica2o for several weeks, re-
turned home Friday afternoon.
Miss Mary r Hoeken, the popu-'
lsr trimmer in II Estilrs MILL.
, merry dep. tuent, let Monday at
; ternoon for her - .fe, at Morrow
Ohio. -
The following Bath county citi-
zens were register{d at the Bristol
Hotel, Cincinnati, the past week:
&c. M. Ratliff, C. H. Frazier, B. C.
|sWren.
ll Charles Horseman has been dan
gerously sick with lung trouble the
past week. 1t is hoped that the
crisis will pass and that he will re-
cover.
Mrs. Ed Wheeler and son, Mas
ter Frank, have gone to Farming
ton, Mo-, to visit her parents and
other relatives. She will probably
be absent several weeks.
Harvey Lee and Miss Kathleen
Tandy came over from Carlisle
Monday morning, returning in the
afternoon. They were guests of
Mrs. j. L. Elliott while here.
I Miss Sallie Daugherty left on,
Saturday last for Covington, to be
at the bedside of her nephew, Err
nest Robertson, who has typhoid
fever, at the homo of his parents. I
| William Collins, better known
BY his nickname of Buffalo Bill"
who went to Illinois last winter to
make his home, returned to this
county Monday on account Of his
health.
Visitors to MMss-Sterling Monday;
T. s. Shrout, Marsh S6ons; z. Nj.
Ewing, Conner Ewing, James Store,
w. p. Conner, Jr., Geo. 4. TEibou,
George A. Peed, Morton Harper,
Robt. Gault.
Miss Ina Goodpaster went to
Frankfort Saturday to visit the
families Of Governor Bradley and
Judge James H. Hazelrigg. She
Twill attend house party at Judge
Hazelrigg's.
II Mrs. John Scott returned Sunday
from q visit to her parents In Bour-
bon county. She was accompanied
BY her mother, Mrs. Eliza Clark,
and Miss Ida Lou Gillispie, Of
Bunker Hill, who will be her guest
for several days.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Richards
removed to Grange City last Fri
day to make their home. Mr..
Richards will engage in farming.
Their many friends here are sorry
to lose their society, but wish them
much happiness and prosperity in
their new home.
| Mr.. +. H. Goodpaster, q promi-
nent Bath county tobacco grower
and dealer, is in the city attending
business matters, stopping at the
Willard. Mr.. Goodpaster brings
with him the information that the
prospects for the tobacco crop in
Eastern Kentucky were never
brighter. Owing to the sessonable
weather the plants which were, for
u Ill