Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-04-01
Odessa.

Bud Brother, of Owingsville, was
here last Thursday.
Bud Brother, of Owingsville, Wis
tied r. Il. Colliver Sunday.
Mrs. Bette Doyle, of Fleming
county, visited l. r. Darnelrs fam
lily the first of last week on bust
ness.
Jno. W. Darnrll engaged his
lambs to Jefiie Atchison for July
delivery, two weeks ago, at 4 &c per
pound.
f. T. Jones sold his old crop of
tobacco and delivered it last We'd
nesday at Owingsville at 1c and &c
per pound.
Tilford Estill got kicked by fool
ing with a colt Saturday; haven't
heard particulars as to whether it
is serious or not.
Prof. Mcneil and T. S. Shrout,
of Owingsville, and +. o. Putnam,
1pf Hillsboro, were guests Of j. Il.
and Isaac w. Jones Sunday last.
Isaac Stephens sold last week to
Warren Swetnam a bay filly, price
not known. She is a very noted
filly,-recently sold at Owingsville
for three bowls of soup.
The Saturday meeting at White
Oak will be at half-past three in
the evening the coming Saturday
and will continue at that hour each
Saturday during the summer.
Ambrose T. Jones lost by death
an excellent milch COW Saturday
She left a calf a week old. Cause
not known more than she was seen
fighting another COW a few minutes
before she died.
Jno. w. Darnell attended the ca,
fight at Reynoldsville Saturday and
reports the laugh turning the Other
way this time, as the same dog
that fought the cat the Saturday
before killed the cat this time. So
no more of this cat.
Charles Rankins, our good-na-
tured and accommodating mail
fcarrier and hack driver, who seems
at all times to be ready to accom-
MEDIATE any and all persons in the
! bounds of reason, had on last Tues.
day to deny young widower from
Fleming Co. at this place, who ask
ed Charley to ride his horse from
here to Wyoming and let him 1.-THE
widower) drive the nj, by reason
of his best girl being passenger
in the hack; but Charley knew
what Uncle Sam said and denied
him firmly without blush.
The SIcK.-Tommy Riddle is nc
better. Ed Henderson is getting
better. r. +. Colliver is getting
worse all the time. Mrs. R. f. Reeves
is convalescent. Old Aunt Eliza
Powers is very poorly,-worse than
she has ever been during her late
illness. Old Aunt Deborah Jones
continues about the same. Mrs. I
J. Jones is recovering from a Sc
we're spell of la grippe. Jessie II.
Anderson continues about the same
Mrs. VIM. MARYLAND is very sick al
this time. W. b. Gudgell has been
quite sick for two weeks. Mrs. Ia.
rilda Jones is about the same.
LATER.-Mrs. Louisa Powers
better known as "Aunt Liza" who
had been very low for several weeks
died Sunday night between 9 and
10 o'clock, at her home near ole
Pittsburgh; funeral services were
held at the house by Elder b. F
Marker Monday at O'Clock; bur.
ial at 4, at the family buryine
ground near the home. Aunt Eliza
was rs years old lacking few
days; had been a member of the
Christian Church at White Oak
for about 40 years. She leaves Z
children to mourn her loss, namely
W. w., of Owingsville; j. IL. and
w. B., of near the old home; Mrs
Geo. A. Deatley, Mrs. Katy A. Gil.
lon, Mrs. JAS. III. Wilson and Mrs
r. +. Colliver, all living near by
and at the old home. They have