Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-07-16

burg, who had been visiting Miss
Jessie Atchison, near Wyoming
returned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Strader, OF
Lexington, spent Satur day and
Sunday with the latter's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Nesbitt.
A. T. Byron and wife left Tues
day for a protracted visit with the
latter's parents, Capt. and Mrs. w.
A. McGinety, at Falmouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Chen ault,
of Mt. Sterling, woro guests Of the
latter'e mother, Mrs. Fannie Good.
paster, the first Of the week.
Judge B. F. Day, J. D. Harper,
Walter Harper, VIM. T. Phelps and
John E. Groves, of Mt Sterling,
attended court here Monday.
Misses Elizabeth and Emily Ha-
relrigg, of Frankfort, and Miss
Mary Gatewood. Of Ewington. are
visiting Miss Ina Goodpester.
Mrs. Enos Kenney and con, Mas.
ter Enos, Jr.. and Master James
Brady. all Of Covington, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Minihsn.
Henry Schwabb. the popular
young salesman with tho 1rm Of
s. Slesser, returned home Saturday
from two weeks visit 70 friends
and relatives In the Queen City.
Mrs. J. r. Carmichael and little
daughter. of Louisville, who had
been visiting Mrs. C.'s father. WIN.
Moore, near town, returned home
Saturday.
Mrs. s. W. Bowden and daughter,
little Mise Olive, returned on We'd
nesday Of last week from an ex-
tended visit 70 her parents, in Car.
Ter county.
Sidney Turner left Tuesday for
Mt. Sterling. He came here TO
manage Walter Harper's store, bot
Mr.. Harper sold the store to James
Crouch Tuesday.
Thos. Robertson, OF Bethel; Poe
ter Stephens, of Lower Flat Greek,
and Will &. Estill, Of near Wyom.
ing, are on the Louisville tobacco
breaks this week.
Miss Grace GIL, Of Chicago. pho
,s spending the eumn at Oiyn.
plan cp.;ngs, was tN g'nnsan'
guest Of Mfsses Nary aod r
lGoodpaster Monday.
v Mrs.. J. w. Powell and two eai..
dren Sadie Roe and Patsy arrived
Saturday to spend the summer
with the family Of bor father,
Judge Jno. D. Young.
Miss Kate Warner and Mrs. Jen-
ME b. Shront paid THE office a
pleasant call last Saturday. Mise
Kate recently returned from ssro.
tracted visit to Olive Hin.
John G. Peart and Il. C. Hanson,
the Mormon Elders Who had been
preaching In this county since Jan.
uary, left Thursday afterrooo f-r
Greenup county 70 prosecute ta0iI
work.
Samuel J. Fearing, after q ten.
days visit with the family Of Mrs.
Mary Conner, left for his home at
Tecumseh. Ala, Tuesday. Mrs.
Fearing will remain for protract
ed visit.
8. o. Doggctt, Of near Reynolds-
Vile; o. s. Rodgers. of White Oak
o. Fl. P. Park, of Prickly Ash, and
George A. Peed, of this town, are
on the Louisville tobacco breaks
this week.
Mise Marguerite Jones, Of Mt.
Sterling, who for several days was
gueet of Misses Anna and Ruth
Hutcheeon, returned home Tuesday.
much 10 the regret of the young
society people. Several of the
young gentlemen are quite discon-
solate.
W. J. Gooch left Saturday for
his home, at Franklin, KY, where
he will spend few days and then
30 70 Southern Virginia TO work in
the Standard Kitchen Cabinet bus
iness. Mr.. Gooch is a polished gen.
tleman and master in his business.
In fact all the Cabinet people that
were at work In this county were
as courteous and finely accom-
plished lot Of business folks as
We ever met. Edward Wheeler also
left Tuesday for Virginia. y
v Uncle Samuel Sharp, Of Peeled
Hoax, paid us o cnll Monday, and in
fthe course of q pleasant conversa-
tion pointed TO q pair OF boots that
he wore, saying that he bought
them of Robert Hazelrigg in J. M.
Richart's store in 1882, They were
! without break and promised TO
| serve him long tir1e' yet. Uncle
Sam is getting away In years now,
but be gets around quite spryly.
We hope he and all good people
like him may be accorded the ut.
most of natures limit to life, fo,
their ways are those Of peace. use
fulness and honor 10 the land. !
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