Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-09-08
Flat Creek.

ing, visited Mrs. Tom Owings last
week.
Miss Ruth Darnell has a sun
flower stock with SO blossoms. Who
can beat it?
Mrs. Fcnton Stull was the pleas
ant guest of Mrs. Emma MARYLAND
one day last week.
Every little man who becomes
suddenly great should buy a bicycle
in order to conceal his strut.
J. j. Mark visited his uncle Ben
Mark at Sideview last week. The
latter is not expected to live.
If women knew how red their
noses get when they cry they
wouldn't try it on their husbands
SO often.
Misses Mabel Orear and Annie
Simrall, two charming young ladies
of Mt. Sterling, are visiting Miss
Robin Hamilton.
The Hamilton brothers were
called by telegram last Saturday to
the bedside Of Bob Stoner, who is
not expected to live.
Won't you be at the reunion to
see bicycles sailing, babies waiting,
booth men crying, fakirs lying,
breezes blowing, the merry GO
round going2 Now, won't you be
at the reunion?
We don't propose to try to cap
size the Wyoming correspondent,
but W. ID. Darnell informs us that
the Hamilton Farm Co. had a
twelve months-old heifer to drop u
calf and is doing nicely.
Charlie Clear, who received a
dispatch last week that his sister
in-law Miss Ellie Gritty got mashed
up in a railroad wreck near Yale,
reports that she is now in IA hos
pital at Cincinnati and will get
we'll.
Your scribe visited at Sideview
last week and found everything
tlourishing. J. w. Classify, one of
the leading farmers of Montgomery
Co., informs us that the crops are
better than they have been for
years.
Levi Fratman, of the I'd Ky, is
off on furlough and mixing with
his many friends at this place. We
are glad to note that Flat Greek
had one patriotic citizen who was
not afraid to shoulder his gun and
face the enemy.
Every week finds The OUTLOOK
subscription list in this and other
localities growing larger. The peo-
pie know a real newspaper and are
fast informing their friends. Keep
it up, dear readers, for it will GER
tainly be appreciated by the edi-
tors.
There were only three men on Flat
Creek who wanted to go to the war.
The girls here are So ineXprcssibly
sweet that tie boys just couldn't
leave thcm, and that settled il.
The three who desired to enlist
have been married for quite long
time.
Real friends are very scarce.-a
fact one may not find out until in
trouble and in need of friends.
Then, in nine cases out OF ten. one
makes the painful discovery that
mos: acqua'utanccs are friends on
y while matters are hourishing.
1t is estimated that the State of
Oklahoma has raised over seventy
million bushels of wheat, which
would be one bushel to every per-
son in the United States. What
a pity it couldn't have been l6 to
and free for everybody. Wonder
who will kick"
A sensible man does not brag or
boast of what he has done, can do,
and what his kinfolks can do, but
avoids introducing the names of
his creditable companions, omits
himself in the discourse, and is con
tent with putting his fact or theme
on its ground.
A large crowd from this place
attended church at Olymr;an
Springs last week and report a
nice trip. Among the many were
Misses Ruth Oakley, Sarah Will
liams and Sudie Toy, Messrs. Rob-
ert Darnell, Sam Foley, Eddie Will
liams, James Kendall and Miss
Annie Jewsharp.
If there is such a thing as bones
rattling in collins under patriotic
excitement the stiffness of the tomb
of the grand old generals Grant,
Lee, Sherman, Jackson, Sheridan,
and many others must have been
broken when they heard our boys
the past month marching through |
Cuba under the tune "Hot Time in |
the Old Town"
A special dispatch from French
burg says that young woman of
that place hypnotizes herself sew
eral times daily and when in a
trance condition turns summer
saults and performs other acrobat
ic feats of contortion which no
other living performer has ever
been able to perform. 1t is evil
dent that this prodigy is destined
to take rank in the dime museum
business. NAMELEss.