Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-08-25

Eugene Brother and j, Turner
Perry made business tri To Gin
cinnati Tuesday
. Ernest Gorham, of Millcrsburg
is visiting his aunt, Mrs. JacoI
Warner. near town.
Alf Donaldson, of Upper Prickly
Ash, has gone to make his home in
Oklahoma Territory.
Miss Molic Markland. of White
Oak. is spending the week with
Miss Mary Reynolds.
John Markland, of Prickly Ash.
Is visiting relatives in Clark and
Bourbon counties this week.
Miss Annie Smoot, Of Sherburne.
visited Mrs Jno. a. Daugherty last
week, returning home Saturday.
A postal card from Miss Myrtle
Donaldson states that she arrived
safely at home. near Frisco, o. Il.
Jas. w. Markland and son Duke.
of Carlisle, came up Saturday to
visit relatives, returning Sunday.
Miss Lizzie McClintock. of Mil
lersburg, arrived Monday. She will
be assistant teacher at Bath Sem
mary.
Mrs. w. S. Reeves, of Mt. Ster
ling. visited her brother Alfred
Carter, near town, Friday and Sat
urday.
G.. c. Ewing, o. B. Brother and
Ray Patterson attended hop at
Flemingsburg Wednesday night of
last week.
Eugene Brother will ,fesign his
position at the Farmerr Bank Sep
clnss ism1sr n1sa, list, to be =fEcs's<a by
Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Wills and
little daughter, Miss Ora, of Salt
| Lick, were social callers at this
office Thursday.
Miss Maud Spears, charming
young lady of Lexington, came last
week on a visit to her friend Mrs
Lee ID. Brother.
II. s. Cross was in Cincinnati the
latter part of lasS week buying
goods for the neR grocery of
Thomson & Cross.
Mrs. Chess Glover and daughter,
Miss Fannie, of Montgomery Co.
spent Tuesday and Wednesday
with relatives here.
OsmoEd f. Byron returned Mon
Hay from visit to relatives at
iPar.s. Mrs. Byron remained with
her father, who is very sick.
Miss Victoria Durham, after a
pleasant visit to friends in this and
Montgomery county, returned To
her home in Louisville last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. G. Mead came |
last Thursday aftcrunoir uSc-st,-,->>4s - : = = |
to Mrs. Nancy Crouch. on Coyle |
street. They went to Mt. Sterling |
Monday.
Mrs. Il. j. Young and daughter. |
Miss Alice, who had been guests of
Mrs. j. Il. Goodpastcr for some |
weeks. returned home to Louisville
Tuesday.
Hugh NJ. Wade and Misses Eddie
Thomas and Anna Lou Wade, of
Mont yomery county, were aNssts
of Robert Coyle and wife Saturday |
and Sunday.
Miss Kate McAlister, of Bethel, |
after visit of some weeks at the |
Olympian Springs, visited Mrs. c. |
w. Goodpaster and c. G. McAlister
the past week.
j. w. Carter, son of eX-County |
Judge o. p. Carter, of Morgan
county, who had been visiting his
uncle, Jas. Carter, of Salt Well, |
was social caller at this office
Monday.
Misses Mary Hunter johnson,
Fannie Upton and Matte Tabb, of |
Mt. Sterling, and Annie Vanarsdale,
of Bethel, came last Thursday to |
visit Misses Emily Brother and Lo-
rena Perry.
DIR. Thomas Patterson, of Lex
ington, was called here Thursday |
night by telegram to attend his
nephew Reid Patterson, who was
wounded. He returned home Fri
day morning.
G. III. Hisle, of Clark county, ac-
companied by his wife, has been
stopping here for several days in
specting the growing crop of to-
bacco IN the interest of the Ameri- |
can Tobacco Co.
Mrs. Oakley, widow of the John |
Oakley noted as the teamster with |
the pair of dun horses, who for
merly lived in the neighborhood of
this town, was in town Saturday. |
She resides in Illinois.
Mrs. Andrew X. Coyle, of Prick
ly Ash, is suffering much pain and
her foot is badly swollen from a
wound made by rusty nail. Her
daughter Elva is convalescent from
spell of typhoid fever. /
Prof. o. NJ. Robertson, of Flem-
ingsburg, visited d. W. Doggett, of
the county, few days the past
week. Prof. Robertson will teach
the Bethel school the coming term,
and is attending the Institute.
Thomas Leary, who taught a
class in bookkeeping here 2S years
ago, came in last week to get an
other class here. The reporter has
known him for 80 years. He Is a