Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-10-06
PERSONAL.

turned sunday from business triI
to Cincinnati.
Major George M. Hampton, Of
Moorefield, was here this week at
tending Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wyatt, oi
near Mt. Sterling, are visiting a,
VIM. Atchison's.
Col. I. j. Young. of Louisville
came up last week to spend few
days with friends.
Mrs. George f. Miller, Of Mt
Sterling, came last week on a visit
to relatives in town.
Miss May Daugherty returned
Monday from a protracted visit tc
relatives in Mt. Sterling.
Mrs. VIM. W. Perry and Mrs. B
NJ. Goodpaster were in Mt. Sterling
shopping last Thursday.
Mrs. Katie Stein, of Quincy, Ill.
came Sunday afternoon to visit hel
sister, Mrs. L. r. Slesser.
Miss Anna Burbridge, of Mt
Sterling, is visiting her cousin, Miss
Clara Bascom, west of town.
c.. j. Hill, of St. Louis, who hai
been calling on a young lady il
town, returned home Saturday.
VIM. Peed and son-in-law Weed
on johnson, of Grassy Lick. cam.
Sunday on visit to Geo. A. Peed
Mrs. Alice Munson, of Bethany
Owen county, arrived Friday on {
visit to relatives here and in th'
county.
Miss Lucy Gay Williamson, o.
Richmond, KY, came Saturday fol
a visit to her uncle, DR.. A. w
Walden.
Mrs. III. S. Bittenger and littl,
daughter, of Stepstone, were pleas
ant callers at THE OUTLOOK oflic,
Monday.
Mrs. W. S. Gudgell returned Sat
urday from a several days visit Il
her cousin, Mrs. w. S. Lloyd, a
Mt. Sterling.
Commonwealth's Attorney VIM
A. Young and ex-County Judge J
Matt Carey, of Morehead, were il
town Friday.
Rev. j. l.. Irwin returned las
Thursday from five-weeks' vaca
ton from his pastorate Of the Pres
byterian Church.
1t is heard that D. N. Young vii
move his family back to town from
the Olympian Springs the latte
part of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew MinihaI
and children went Saturday to Car
Isle on a visit to the formers faith
er, Timothy Minihan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Crouch an,
little daughter, of Stepstone, wer
guests of the formers mother, Mrs
Nancy Crouch, Sunday.
Mrs. James F. Day, Of Mt. Ster
ling, visited her aunt, Mrs. Jenni
b. Shrout, of Upper Prickly Ash
from Saturday till Monday.
A. G. Robertson, of Bethel, spen
several days last week with hi
daughter, Mrs. c. c. Hazelrigg, an
attended Elder Ruebelt's meetin
at the Christian Church.
Lee Moores, of Louisville, cam
Wednesday of last week to visit hi
mother, Mrs. Josephine Moores, an
take in the Sharpsburg Fair. H
returned to Louisville Sunday.
Elder and Mrs. B. F. Parker, q
west of town, will leave tsda
Thursday to make tour, lastin
about SIX weeks, through the cour
ties of Menifee, Morgan and Ms
coffin. Elder Parker will preac
at various points.
Mrs. VIM. R. Scott, of North Mic
dletown, came Thursday to atten
the Sharpsburg Fair. She sper
the night with her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. c. C. Hazelrigg, and returne
Friday, accompanied by her sistt
Miss Daisy, who will visit her SON
weeks.
Jovial Andy Cline, of Mt. Ste
ling, is here this week building tf
chimneys for H. C. Gudgell's ne
residence. He will also do the brio
work of Peed's new livery stabl
He will be remembered as the ma
,, that built the Fratman Hall an
the balance of the block in II
burnt district after the second bi
; fire.
DR.. W. B. Mcclure, con of j.
Mcclure, of near Sherburne, lie
last Friday to attend the medic
department Of Vanderbilt Unive
sity, Nashville, Tennessee. He is
promising young man and will lik
ly make his mark in the world. I
called and subscribed for The Gu
. LOOK to keep him posted on Il
current events of his home count
e Mr.. and Mrs. George Manley 7
. turned to their home at Selm
a Kansas, last Friday, after Wis
of some weeks with friends and n
= ative in this and adjoining cou
= ties. While in love with their We
y tern home, they enjoyed their vii
!. very much. They went West
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