Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1899-03-02

Four toddies down a mans throat
these cold days won't warm HIM
half so much as a single hot punch
in the nose.
Wanted-A preacher to preach
at Flat Creek, one that can please
everybody and not charge anything
for his services.
William McClain, of Sideview,
formerly Of Bath Co., has bought q
farm near Plum Lick; will move in
the near future.
Married, Mr.. Lee Taul TO Miss
Nora Cox, of Millersburg. We con-
graduate Mr.. and Mrs. Taul and
wish them happy life.
Col. E. NJ. Gumpf is moving into
the house vacated by Barker Lane.
Robert Oakley will move TO the
property vacated By Mr.. Gumpf.
Mrs. Susan Secrest subscribes for
THE OUTLOOK and desires il sent
to Pleasant Hill, Mo. Mrs. Secrest
leaves many friends here who re-
greet her departure.
We fear the babies Of grand old
Bath county will be wearing chin
whiskers by the time our people
wake up to the importance Of hays
ing good free turnpike roads.
Ed T.. Owings has succeeded joe
Dawson as manager for the Hamil-
ton Farm Co, and by his gentle
manly and fine business qualities
has already won the respect and
esteem Of all with whom his bus
mess brings him in contact.
Jace Mark put on his best suit
Sunday afternoon and asked his
brother Will il he would feed. We
suppose he was going somewhere
and wonld not come back in time
to feed. We didn't ask him where
he was going; it wasn't good man
ners.
You frequently run up against q
man who does not take the home
paper because he considers it of no
account. But just wait until we'd
ding bells ring in bis home or crepe
hangs on his door and then see
how handy the poor Insignificant
paper is when he wants a gushing
write up. oh, no; the paper 10 no
good until you want a two or three
dollar puff free.
/ A new baby boy arrived at the
home of Tom Fitch, near Ewing
ton, on Feb. %. The snow storm
had no effect on the household and
sunshine hung around in chunks,
with Tom the happiest man in the
neighborhood. The physician who
happened to be present when the
young man arrived says he is .
husky looking young fellow with q
fog horn voice and he predicts that
the old mans job of running the
farm will be snap compared to-
dancing attendance on the new ar
rival.
The other night we went in COM
pany with Luster Parker. George
Darnell, Bob Stull, G.. w. Msrkland,
William Darnell and some dozen
others that followed n peck of bay
ing hounds that chased the ely
reynard-house eat for a circum-
ference of about 20 miles. Luster
Parker thought that his hound had
freed it, and We went about four
miles to where he was. 10, We
found him fastened in the crack Of
u fence. We enjoyed being in ~
crowd, but as to bearing sc 49,
bark we'd rather tie os.e to a stun D
and throw rocks at him. We would
then be nearer to the music.
Married, Wednesday, Feb. %, at
the residence Of and by Elder b. r.
Parker. Mr.. Nelson Bear and Misc
Serrilda Purvis. The bride was
attended by Miss Berthe Moore,
one of our most beautiful and
charming young ladies'; the groom
by Mr.. Joseph Toy. The groom
is jolly fellow and one of Bath
county's most prominent young
farmers, who stands high in the
estimation Of all who know him.
The bride is the beautiful and
accomplished daughter Of Isaac
Purvis, of near Moorefield, and .
highly cultured young lady, whose
popularity is bounded only by her
large acquaintance. After being
congratulated by their many friends
the bride and groom left for Mt.
Sterling. where they boarded tho
train for Cincinnati, st. Louis, and
other principal cities Of the West.
Before leaving they sent rs q nice
card telling us when they would
return, and as we know Mrs. Bear
is good cook We will take dinner
with them some day. A reception
will be given the bride and groom
at the residence Of Mr.. Joseph
Cracraft. A number Of Invitations
are out and a hearty reception
awaits them. Mr.. and Mrs. Bear
received many handsome presents,
among them dinner set, three
water sets, two parlor lamps, silver
butter-dish, spoons, knives and
forks, a very handsome carving set,
and many other things Mai will BE-
useful. We wish Mr.. and Mros
Bear smooth voyage down the
stream of life thus joined in holy
wedlock, and may their canoe be
steered clear of all hidden break
ers, and may happiness, health and
nrns nAfifv ever he theira