Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-04-14
South Side.

A man is quiet when he's dead /;
a woman is dead when she's quiet.
Ben Wright killed "a large chicken
hawk, measuring Al #. from tip to
tip.
Garnet Armitage visited Miss
Nettie Golfers, at Rothwell, last
Sunday.
Miss Eliza Kimbrell, of near JEFF
fersonville, is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Weed Lewis.
Several of the good neighbors az
sembled last week and cleaned off
the Jones graveyard.
Married, Mr.. Yves Ingram to
Miss Easter Smith. May happiness
and prosperity be the irs.
Gone where the weary are at rest
and the wicked cease troubling :
John Carrington's mustache.
From the amount of eggs our
merchants are shipping the hens
must be getting right down to bus
mess.
We will ask the West End cor
respondent why it is that he gath
ers his news from the East Side of
the county.
After reading THE OUTLOOK we
kindly hand il over to or mail it to
IA friend. When you get hold OF
a good thing push it along.
The postmasters say The Our.
LOOK is getting to be quite a pop
ular paper in this vicinity and il
giving the best of satisfaction.
Married, by Rev. Yves Blevins
Mr.. Will Epperson to Miss Joannie,
the pretty and popular daughter OF
Will Moore. May the sunlight OF
happiness ever illumine their path
way.
He that has a sour disposition
and is always ready to growl and
kick" should go up some dark al
ley and kick himself or get some
one to accommodate him with a
club.
In reply to the East Fork CORE
spondent We will say that II. B. Ar
mitage, our fertilizer agent, has
formally established a cob factory
and will be able to supply the de-
mand.
Y Married, March 3lst, Mr.. Walter
Griggs to Miss Lizzie, the pretty
and industrious daughter of George
Program, Elder j. w. Blevins Of
floating. We wish them long
and happy life.
Prof. f. C. Kimbrell, the IRE.
pressible, en- route to his home in
Montgomery county stopped at his
friend John CarringtOn's, where he
met South Side" and there was a
hot time in the old town that night
you know.
We ARE told of certain couple
that are to marry today, but as VT
do not know it tn be fact we will
not call names. We, however, ex
pect to receive bountiful supply
of cake. We might send you {
small slice, Mr. Editor.
Elder James Moore is past o:
years old and claims that he car
do more work now than half I'll,
young men. We believe that is al
true and think that when we are n
old as Uncle Jimmie We will hardly
he able to sit in IA reclining chair
The Spanish discovered oul
country in 1892. They left us d
poor and helpless nation. 1t seem:
as if they think We are such yet
If they should attempt to invade
our coast Uncle Sam might be ;
larger hog than they represent hin
in their papers.
1t would be no trick at all to or
ganize whole regiment of fighting
chaplains in South Side. There i:
hardly preacher in the neighbor
hood who would not rather take ;
crack at Spain than to keep up tn,
dreary old war on the rum power.
We were recently informed tina
the South Side women would form
an infantry company to go to Gu.
ba. If the infantry company makes
no better display when arrayed in
military boomers than the pain,
fully large number of bicycle fe.
males the Spanish soldiers had bet
ter begin to practice at broom
sticks.
Married, Mr.. James McClain to
Miss Ollie Wills. The bride is the
beautiful and accomplished daugh.
eSl VI w dsh w ms anu INC oiiuc-
groom is the handsome and popular
son of Warrick McClain. Elder
Yves Blevins, in a neat little speech,
performed the ceremony that makes
two hearts futter as one. After the
ceremony, accompanied by the at
PENDANTS, Miss Belle McClain and
Steve Warner, they returned to the
home of the father of the groom,
where a reception was given. We
extend to Mr.. and Mrs. McClain
our congratulations.
Sensational preachers now insist
that the whole country is going to
hades because people no longer at
tend church regularly as they once
did. 1t is not "a hard matter to ac-
count for this seeming lack of
Christian devotion. In olde n
times people went to churc h
to hear the Gospel preached.
That is the very last thing sensa-
tional preachers think of doing.
They find it a much easier matter
to prepare sermons on base ball,