Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1899-01-26
Farmers.

heV. racket preached at the
Baptist Church Sunday.
Jas. Stone, of Owingsville, was
the guest of friends here Sunday.
VIM. w. Teal, of Salt Lick. visit
ed relatives and friends here Sun
day.
j. w. Tabor visited relatives and
friends at Morehead Saturday end
Sunday.
Capt. ]. S. Pitman, merchant of
near Knob Lick, Bath county, was
in town Saturday.
John Scott, ST., Marshal Of town,
has been laid up with grip and
other ailments for a few days.
Born, to DIR. F. Nj. Evans and
wife, 18th inst, twins-boy and
girl. Mother and babies doing
well.
Lii Stewart. of Morehead, who
taught school at the Allen school
house, near town, last summer, Wis
tied friends here Sunday.
Burt Buckwalter spent last week
in the upper mountains buying and
measuring timber for the mill here,
the mill resumlng operation this
week.
Since mentioning three Democrat
candidates from this place we learn
there is another, his name being
Capt. j. s. Pitman, now a resident
OF Bath county.
W. +. Brown, agent here, left for
Kingston, Ohio, Friday, accompan-
led by his little daughter Buluyah,
where they will visit relatives. Mr..
Brown was relieved by Jack
Pierce, Of Midland.
There are three candidates for
the Legislature who reside here
DIR. +. NJ. Carter, Rev. III. +. Martin
and DIR. Thos. A. +. Evans, all
Democrats. All We can say is
Nv hooraugh" for the best man!
Misses Nellie Kautz and Jalah
Classify, two charming society
bellies of Yale, were the guests OF
Misses Green and Grain Saturday
aud Sunday, much to the delight
of some of the boys, and especially
"Shouse."
Married. at the residence of the
brides father, 18th inst, Mr.. Robert
Harris to Miss Matte Moody. The
groom is of Fleming Co., the bride
of this county, and the daughter OF
the late Joe Moody. She was con.
sidered the most accomplished So
ciety belle of the community in
which she resided. Elder H. f
Martin, Pastor Of the Christian
church here, officiated. We extend
to them congratulations.
" Married, at Lexington, in the
parlors of Hotel Reed, Aug. 22d
1898, Mr.. George F. Kennedy to
Miss Mary ID. Tabor, both of this
place. The groom is the only son
Of Chas. III. Kennedy, the bride be-
ing the oldest daughter of Jas. W.
Tabor, OF this place. The bride
was the society belle of this town.
The groom is a prosperous young
merchant. Rev. j. S. McElroy,
pastor of the Maxwell street Pres
byterian Church, officiated. Though
they have been married just five
months the wedding has been kept
a profound secret up to last Sun
day. Even their most intimate
friends were much surprised when
they announced Sunday that they
had been married five months.
Their ages are "a respectively. That
their pathway may ever be bright
and that joy and happiness ever
attend them through life, are the
wishes of their many friends, and
especially the writer.
Joshua M. Carey, aged seventy,
and a prosperous farmer of near
town, died at his late residence at
Morehead, 18th inst, of stomach
trouble, etc. Prior to his death he
had been a great sufferer and it
had been stated by his able physI-
eli ans that his recovery was hope
less. "Uncle JOSH" as he was ia
miliarly known, had resided near
town for many years up to about
two years ago, when he moved to
Morehead temporarily, that his
children might get the benefit of
good schools. Deceased leaves a
wife and five children to mourn the
loss of true husband and loving
father. The children are Sallie,
John, Joshua. Sudie and one quite
small, Sudie being the wife of C. C.
Johnson, a prosperous farmer of
Licking Union neighborhood. His
were brought to the Carey
burying grounds for interment near
his old residence. Those accom-
the. remains from More
head were: Rev. f. c. Button. Mat
Carey, j. W. Fraley and S. Bishop
md the near relatives. Funeral
services were conducted at the grave
,y Ed. ii. +. Martin. of this place.
The bereaved family have the
heartfelt sympathy of the entire
community. May his soul find a
resting place in the great beyond.