Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1899-08-10
PERSONAL.

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in Mt. Sterling Friday.
Ollie Coons and James Ross wer
in Mt. Sterling Friday afternoon.
Glenn Perry and Clay Donnal
were visitors at Mt. Sterling Fri
day.
Misses Eva and May Estill. o.
Grange City, were in town Tues
day.
Miss May Kincaid has typhoit
fever and her brother Burrill hal
malaria.
Harry Miller, after a visit to
friends here, returned home to Mt
Sterling.
Mrs. Robert Bailey, of Prickly
Ash, is recovering from a spell OF
typhoid fever.
Oscar Brother and Clark Patter-
son attended the hop at Flemings-
burg Friday night.
Mrs. Clay Tackett left Sunday
for Portsmouth, Ohio, to visit her
brother Chas. Harris.
Miss Ora Hart. of near Olympia,
was u guest of Miss Neva Donald
son Saturday and Sunday.
Elder and Mrs. r. T. d. Zim-
norman returned from their long
visit in the West Tuesday.
Mrs. Claude Paxton and son
Bartlett. of Mt. Sterling. are visit
ing her father, W. H. Daugherty.
Capt. Geo. NJ. Ewing, of Peeled
Oak, attended the anti Goebel con-
ference at Lexington last Wednes-
day.
Reynolds Letton, of Bourbon Co.,
came Saturday, returning Sunday,
accompanied by his sister Mics
Lura.
Master Malcolm Mann, of near
Carlisle, came up on his wheel
Tuesday to visit his brother C. P.
Mann.
Mrs. W. r. Scott and Mrs. M. T.
Talbot, of North Middletown, we're
visitors at C. C. Hazelrigg's from
until Monday.
Charley Donaldson has been Sc
riously sick at his home nelr town
for two or three days, but was some
better Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Sarah E. Estill and cousin
Frank Estill, of Switzer, Franklin
came last Thursday to visit
relatives here, in the county and in
Fleming.
Mrs. r. j. Brown, of Lexington,
who spent the past week with rel
atives here, left Saturday morning
for Portsmouth, O., for a visit be-
fore returning homo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Scott and
little grandson Henry Wesley went
Saturday afternoon to spend two
or three weeks with friends and
relatives at Catlettsburg.
Ex-Sheriff NJ. F. Fouch. of El-
visited his daughter Mrs.
o. F. Martt. near town, from Sat
urday until Monday. He paid this
office a social call Monday.
Mrs. VIM. E. Richards and son
James NJ, who had been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M.
Richart, for some weeks, returned
home to Georgetown Friday.
Geo. A. Peed and family went to
Montgomery county last week to
visit relatives. Mr.. Peed returned
home Tuesday. His family will re-
turn latter part Of this week.
Crit Young left Sunday for a
three-weeks' vacation trip to st.
Louis and Kansas City, Mo. DR..
E. C. Perry accompanied him to
Lexington, returning Monday.
Emil Peters left last Friday to
accept a position with Rucker &
at Georgetown. Emil is
a model young man and his many
friends here will be glad to hear of
his success.
Miss Lutte Hoon, the bright lit
tie granddaughter Of C. H. Hoon,
came up from Sherburne Thursday
to spend two weeks the guest of
Miss Julia Elliott and to be with
her grandfather.
Mrs. T. j. Young and daughter,
Miss Alice, of Louisville; Harvey
and Allen McElroy, of Lebanon,
who had been guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Goodpaster, returned to
their respective homes last Friday.
Mrs. Dorcas Duley (nee Dorcas
stephens), formerly of this county,
now of st. Louis, is visiting rel
atives here and in the county. She
left here some Is years ago. She
will likely stay until about Christ
mas.
Elders T. s. Tinsley and Elbert
Dawson left Tuesday afternoon tc
attend the State convention of the
Christian Church at Shelbyville
which commenced Monday nigh
and will continue until Thursday
night.
Mrs. Ssllie Richards. who hat
been visiting relatives here fol
two weeks, returned to her home u,
Georgetown Friday. She will e
from there to Knoxville, Tenn, t.
spend few weeks with her sol
Iohp n nd family