Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-03-24
South Side.

South Side.
There are some women who arc
reminded that they are superior
creatures every time a man takes
off his hat to them.
A South Side hobo says life is
like nutmeg grater-yOu have to
rub up against the rough side of it
to accomplish anything.
James Greer can travel over more
territory, do more business and re-
turn in one day than any man We
know of. He is a hustler.
Your scribe was called Saturday
to assist Prof. +. C. Kimbrell with
his entertainment near Hedrick's 8,
which proved to be great success.
A Frenchburg man fell on one of
the poor sidewalks going home from
church the other night and broke
one Of the COMMUNICATIVE
all.
Every one, large and small, old
and young, good-looking and ugly,
intelligent and ignorant, saint and
sinner, should read The OUTLOoK
each week.
1t is rumored in the South Side
that Uncle Sam is fixing to turn
one of our football teams loose on
little Spain. We think that would
be awfully cruel.
From the amount of space the
lightning bug scribe uses in The
OUTLOOK We judge he believes in
printers ink and knows a good me-
dunn when he sees it.
Say, you neighbor over there, you
have been borrowing this paper for
a long time now. Suppose you put
yourself in a position to loan it by
subscribing and paying for it.
Your scribe picked up a note
near Rothwell yesterday which
among other things contained the
following sentence: mi hart beet
only fur the, mi darling huney."
Go to church with your girl, my
boy, and come out with her like Il
gentleman. Don't stand on the
corner like a common loafer and
"pick her up" as she starts home
The White Sulphur band boys
meet every Tuesday and Friday
evenings at the school-house. They
are good musicians, and we may
expect some fine music at the pub
lie gatherings this summer.
During a revival meeting held a
Frenchburg recently man who
had not been to church for sever
years went up one night and wher
he got to the door he gave tire,
knocks and a scratch. A boy in
side opened the door and the MAJ
walked in.
From the war talk INDUCED il
our town one would be led to be
lieve that should n war break gu
with Spain that the town and coun
ty would soon be depopulated, ant
THAT enough of the male sex woulC
not be left to saw wood and protec
the widows. However, if our fai
sex will prevail on one or two of on
male citizens to saw the wood W,
will promise to stay at home ant
protect the widows.
Il. ]. Green, of Missouri, in writ
ing to have his subscription renew
ed, among other things says: I"
have been u subscriber to The Our
LOCK since its first issue under tn
editOrship of Sam Estill, who is
true Jetfersonian Democrat, able
honest and a friend of the people
He is not afraid to advocate tn
truth by pen and voice. l like tn
paper and appreciate the bold ant
fearless way in which 1t is con
Quoted.
THE OUTLOOK has quite a mic
string of correspondents. l believ
that is the best feature of a coun
try newspaper. The majority o
subscribers like to read locals from
different parts of the county.
for one do not care to read tow
society news, and l believe the mos
of country people are the same way
l hope that those who are now wri
ting for The OUTLOOK will still con
tinue to do SO, and other parts o
the county may be reported tina
are not represented now.
A quiet wedding occurred at tn,
residence of Elder A. Kendall OF
the 10Th inst. The contracting par
ties were Ed Spencer and Mrs. OF
lie Benson, Elder Kendall officis
ting. The bride is the beautiful
and intelligent daughter of Henry
Shrout. These young people are
of the best families Of our commu.
nifty and a host of friends congrst.
ulated them on their happy mar
riage. They returned to the home
of the father of the groom, Turner
Spencer, where reception was
given. We wish them a happy life
Darlington is on boom. Several
new buildings went up recently,
Renewed energy and enterprise
have taken hold of our people. The
continual putting of II. b. Armit-
ages and Frank Craig's large saw
mills plainly show that prosperity
is coming this way. The town
counc il is having heavy coat of
gravel put on Main street from one
end to the other. They are also
having heavy OAK water conduits