Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-07-23
PERSONAL.

was here Monday shopping.
Miss Lee Lightfoot is visiting
relatives at Farmers.
VIM. +. Richards returned home
to Georgetown Monday.
Miss Halle Young is visiting
relatives in Lexington.
Miss Ora Hart, of Roe's Run, is
visiting Miss Nellie Lane this week
Mrs. John Scott is visiting her
mother, in Bourbon county, thi,
week.
Rev. Geo. +. Boots, of Fairview
this county, paid this office a So
cial call Monday.
Jacob Trumbo, q prominent far
mer of Clark county, was here
Monday on business.
Miss Ollie Moore returned Mon
day from a visit to her parents,
near Olyhpian Springs.
Judge J. G.. Nelson and Master
Coleman Moffett, of Sharpsburg,
were here on a visit last Friday.
Jacob Eden and Boone Kissick,
of Grange City, were in town Sun
day to visit Charles Horseman,
who is sick.
DIR. j. b. Taulbee and wife, of
Mt. Sterling, were in town Friday
the guests of their nephew, DIR. j.
III. Taulbee.
Misses Lena Duncan and Mamie
Carter, of Carlisle, visited friends
and relatives in town the latter
part of last week.
Mrs. Adam Trumbo, of Hills
boro, accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. Day, of Tarboro, N. c., were
in town Saturday.
Albert Huff and wife, of Mays
vile, visited the formers sister,
Mrs. j. L. Atchison, near Wyom-
ing, the past week.
Mrs. Josephine Moores returned
home Monday from Winchester.
She reports her daughter, Mrs Min
ME Bradley, as very sick.
Judge James ii. Hazelrigg, of the
Court of Appeals, Frankfort, spent
one day of last week in town mix
ing with his many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Duley, of Car
lisle, and j. X. King, of Chicago,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Wade, on Upper Slate Greek.
Mrs. Sallie Richards, of Chiles-
burg, is visiting in town. She
came over from Olympian Springs,
where she had been stopping for
several days.
Miss Drusie North, of Sanders,
Carroll Co., is visiting her sister,
Mrs. DIR. Ball, of Olympia. She
was also the guest of Misses Laura
and Ollie Hart, of near town.
John Robertson, of Covington, is
visiting his numerous relatives
here. He reports his brother Err
nest as having been very sick, but
improving when he left home.
Mrs. Ben F. Smelling, of East
Fork of Flat Greek, is very poorly
with the dread consumption. 1t is
hoped by the many friends of her.
Self and husband that she may be
spared to her family.
Mrs. J. d. Turley, of Preston,
and Miss Annie Patterson, of Win
chester, honored The OIELooK Of
fee with a call Let Friday. Miss
Patterson was guest of Mrs. Tur-
ley last week, returning homo Fri
day afternoon.
Watson Andrews, of Flemings-
burg John A. Campbell, of Car
Isle, and Elder Coleman Temple
man, of Moorefield, were here last
Thursday on business in connec-
tion with the probation of the will
of the late Mrs. Lucy Phelps, of
Sharpsburg precinct.
Arthur Carpenter, of Gatesville,
Texas, arrived a few days ago on a
visit to relatives and friends in this
county. Mr.. Carpenter taught the
public school at Craigs two years
ago, after which he went to Texas
and has followed the same vocation
there.
Judge C. w. Goodpaster, C. W.
Honaker, Jr., W. L. Fitzpatrick, 7.
S. Shrout, Ewing Conner, Judge
John d. Young, James Smith, W.
ID. Lightfoot, Robert Hart, j. w.
Lane, James Stone, Taylor Vice,
John Scott, w. II. Daugherty,
Robert Catlett, attended Court at
Mt. Sterling, Monday.