Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-07-02

Misses Sallie FaIis and Emily
Brother visited Miss Sallie Stone
at Bethel, Sunday.
J. p. Sullivan, of this county
was registered at the Bristol Hotel
Cincinnati, last week.
Sherman Goodpastor returned
Saturday from protracted visi,
to relatives Mt Bethel.
Mrs. Voris Vanlandingham, of
Sadieville, is visiting relatives IL
the town and vicinity.
Miss Ina Goodpaster went Mon.
day afternoon to visit Miss Mary
Gatewood at Mt. Sterling.
Mr. and Mrs. James G. Lane, of
Mt. Sterling, were here Tuesday,
visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Deal, of
Mt. Sterling, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Goodan, near town.
Mrs. Fannie Goodpaster went
Monday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
&. c. Chenault, in Mt. Sterling.
Uncle jeff Rice has been confined
to his bed with bronchitis for sew
eral days, at W. Ii. Rice's, on Flat
Creek.
Misses Nina and Clifford Hazel
rigg returned Sunday from a pro-
tracted visit with relatives at
Bethel.
Miss Nellie Kimbrough left on
Wednesday morning to visit her
friend, Miss Leila Hurst, near Lex
ington.
Mrs. Era Steele Collins and
daughter Ruth, of Hartford, Conn.,,
arrived last week on visit to rel
atives.
c. G.. McAlister, wife and. son
Ward went to Bethel Saturday
afternoon on a visit to the formers
parents.
Y Mrs. S. S. Pinney, of Mt. Ster-
ling, arrived Monday on a visit to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Brother.
Miss Matte Smith, Of Mt. Ster-
ling, accompanied by Miss Della
Maupin, visited her brother, James
Smith, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Strader, of
Lexington, were guests of the lat
ter's parents, Mr., end Mrs. j. j.
Nesbitt, SatuTd = and Sunday.
J. w. Pole, who had oeen her
for some time the guest of W. j.
Gooch, left on Tuesday morning
for Washington, d. C.
Misses Mary Burbridge and Eva
McKinnevan returned Monday from
a two-weeks' visit to the latter's
sister, Mrs. Voris Van,andingham,
at Sadieville.
capt. W. 2. Conner and j.. NJ.
| Sipther lett Monday night over the
! { 4 o. to attend The annual reun-
.-a of Con- lerate Veterans at
Richmond, Va.
v DR.. j. NJ. Feland, of Reynolds
| vile, accompanied a little son OF
Laban Hunt to Louisville Monday
to have an operation for hernia
performed on him.
Misses Alice Young and Ina
Goodpaster and MessrsF Eugene
Brother, Conner Ewing and A. j
Gatewood attended the leap yeai
lhop in Mt. Sterling Monday night
Mrs. ]. L. Elliott, daughter julia
returned Saturday from visit
with Mrs. Susan Ratliff, neal
Sharpsburg. Master Alvin Ratlifl
returned with them and spent un.
til Sunday here.
Rev. A. X. Mattingly and wife
of Mason county, arrived Monday
on a visit to Rev. and Mrs. w. d.
Welburn. Rev. Welburn began q
meeting at Peeled Oak Monday
night and will be assisted by the
former.
Y Miss Annie L. Wall, the modest
/ handsome young lady who had beeA
private tutor in the family OF
Hon. A. w. Bascom, near town, 70,
the past nine months Eeturned to
her home, at Danville,Va., Monday
Miss Wall is a most accomplished
\ and agreeable young lady and was
much admired by the friends she
made during her stay.
y A jolly crowd from town spent
| last Friday on the river at Wyom-
ing. Among them were Misses Ethel
and Daisy Hazelrigg, Annie and
Ruth Hutcheson, Mary Conner,
Halle Young, and Messrs. Levi
Goodpaster, Ford Patterson, Emil
/ rcters Charley Brother, Dee Con-
ner. Ice Moore. They returned
la.e in the evening and all spoke
in high praise Of the way in which
they were entertaine ! by Mrs. L. j
Jones, at whose hospjtabio homo
they stopped.
" Herod and Ed Ratliff, of Bethe.,
Tgave a moonlight fete on last Fri
day night in honor of Misses Mol
lie Haughey and Clifford Hazel
rigg.NThose present were Misses
| Bertfe and Maggie Arrasmith, Ed
ma Irwin, Sallie Stone, Laura VIVA
ley, Mr.. Irwin, Charlie Bond, Walter
Whaley, Maurice Arrasmith, John
McAlister, John Peters, Ollie Ar
rasmith, Sherman Goodpaster,
Charlie Gossett, Louis Evans, Sam
l Stone, Tom Lloyd, Charlie ARA
smith, Anderson Gates, Claude
lWhaley. -
Old People.