Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-04-02
PERSONAL.

j. Will Shrout, of Mt. Sterling,
was in town Monday.
W. T. Smoot went to Louisville
Monday on law business.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Il. Slesser have
returned from Cincinnati.
Miss Amanda Smoot, of Sher-
burne, is visiting Mrs. w. +. Mark.
Miss Ollie Moore, of Olympia,
visited Miss Lide Crouch the past
week.
Mrs. Anthony Latheram is very
sick at her home, on MAYORS
Branch.
Miss Hattie Owings, of Mont
gomery county, is visiting Miss
Agnes Catlett.
Lee Moores and Emmett Fratman
went to Cincinnati Friday, and re-
turned Monday.
Mrs. d. s. Estill returned from
Cincinnati Tuesday, with full line
of spring millinery.
Miss Jane Glover, of Flat Creek,
was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Gillon the past week.
Miss Nellie NJ. Clancy, of Win
chester, arrived Monday to trim in
Mrs. Hampton's millinery store. {
James Kendall, of Flat Greek,
went on Saturday up to the Car
rington neighborhood on business.
Jacob Trumbo and son Adam,
Of Jasper, Clark Co., were here
Tuesday on their way home from
Bethel.
Capt. James B. Davis, of Mt.
Sterling, came over Monday to
spsnd few days N.th his many
friends.
Hon. Dan Harper, C. S. and Sam
Ratliff, of the county, sold tobacco
in Louisville last week. They re-
port mean prices.
Mrs. d. N. Young and daughter,
Miss Halle, returned Monday af-
ternoon from a protracted visit to
friends and relatives in Lexington.
Miss Kate Warner, of Montgom-
cry Co.. is visiting Mrs. Ben Shrout,
of Upper Prickly Ash. She will
leave in a short time for Olive Hill,
to make her home there.
Mrs. J. L. Elliott and Mrs. Ed.
Wheeler went to Sharpsburg Fri
day, the former to visit her moth
er, Mrs. Susan Ratliff. and the
latter to see Mrs. Hurt, who recent
ly came from Missouri.
Everett Perry, who has been at
tending the Cincinnati Dental Col
lege, will arrive Saturday on visit
to the family of his father, w. w.
Perry, before he returns to his
home at Little Rock, Ark.
James Snedegar, John Sorrell,
Bob Warren and Sam Williams, all
of this county, left Monday for
Buffalo, Illinois, to make their home
at or near that place. Their many
friends wish them good luck.
Col. J. S. Hurt, the noted legal
light of Mt. Sterling, was in town
on law business Tuesday. Colonel
has already been overhauling his
fishing tackle and wishing for the
weather and water to harmonize
with his angling desires.
w. w. Case, of Sunset, Fleming
county, has moved his family into
a part of DIR. Alexander's residence.
Mrs. Cases aunt, Mrs. X. j. Sous
ley, resides with her and follows
dress making. Mr.. Case is in the
employ of L. d. Harris and is said
to be fine workman.
Our excellent young friend Jo-
seph D. Sheehan on Wednesday
started "on the road" as CONNER
cial traveller for the Frank ID. La
lame & Co.cotton and wooden mills
of Philadelphia, and is prepared te
take orders from the trade for a
large variety of goods. The Our
LOOKS most hearty and genuine
good wishes go with 10 for his
complete success for himself ant
employers. We have known Jo
since he was a small child and h,
is a gentleman both by nature ant
cultivation. A more modest ant
worthy young man we have never
known and say to all whom it may
: concern that he is deserving of AM
confidence that may be reposed il
him.