Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1899-02-23
PERSONAL.

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field, is attending Court.
l.. ID. Harris. of Lexington, WIS.,
tied relatives here first of tha week.
James Harvey Rice, of Helena,
Mason county, is attending Court.
1t is learned that Mrs. James +.
Crooks, of Peeled Oak, is critically
sick.
Miss Lide Upton, of Stepstone,
is attending Mrs. Alex Conner's
school.
+ Miss Pearl Trumbo, of Bethel, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Thomas ii.
Brown.
Ernest Gorham, of Millersburg,
was a guest of Jacob Warmers fam
lily Sunday.
j. Clay Donnan returned Tues
day from IA stay of several weeks
at Louisville.
j. f. Ramey, of near Sharps-
burg, was a pleasant caller at The
OUTLOOK office Monday.
Attorney j. ID. Ellis, of New.
port, is attending Court this week
in the interest of the Beall heirs.
Attorney James II. Williams and |
eX- Clerk ii. ID. Combs, of French
burg, were here first of the week.
Mrs. Hugh Lowry and daughter,
Mrs. John Craig, were pleasant
callers at this office Wednesday of
last week.
Geo. Hemerich and sister-In-law
Mrs. Thomas Hemerich, of Mt.
Sterling, visited Mrs. j. NJ. Rey-
nolds last Saturday.
Prof. G.. II. Kemper returned
Sunday from visit to relatives in
Lexington. School recommended
at Bath Seminary Monday.
J. NJ. Richart. Geo. A. Peed, of
town, and +. p. Hendrix, of lower
Flat Creek, are on the tobacco
breaks at Louisville this w6ek.
1t is learned that Walter Rich
,ards. of Grange City, has rented !
Miss Sallie Daugherty's property
on Coyle street and will move his !
family here. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Lane spent
several days with relatives in Mt.
Sterling the past week. Mr.. Lane
retgrnsd d home Friday. Mrs. Lane
St,ner j. Goodpaster has sold
his farm on Stepstone and moved
to Omar, Morgan Co, to reside. We
wish him and his family success
in their new home.
Will White, of Winchester. came
here before the late cold spell to set
some CRATES and do other work, but
the weather kept him housed up
until now and he is finishing up.
7 r. II. Conner went to Lexington
last "VuHtsu'y " " sVC o'ih 'eoic,
who had pneumonia. Dick reports
John much improved in health in
every way and in u fair way to en-
tire recovery.
Visiting attorneys up to Tuesday
afternoon were Col. A. Il. Wood,
Richard Mitchell, Col. j. 5. Hurt
Judge +. G.. Orear, j. NJ. Elliott, A
w. Young, of Mt. Sterling; Chas
Day, of Morehead; Col. D. S. Tnrm-
bo, of Bethel.
Mrs. W. r. Scott, of North Mid
dletown, came Wednesday Of last
week to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. e. Hazelrigg. She return
ed home Sunday, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Clifford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Heath, of
Pineville, came Tuesday of last
week to visit the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. james T. Crooks, on
Peeled Oak. Mr.. Heath returned
home Friday, but Mrs. ii. will re-
main several weeks. X
John Tincher, of Mt. Sterling, has
rented Capt. w. p. Conner's farm
ut the mouth of Prickly Ash and
will move his family there and take
possession March lst. All of Johns
old neighbors and friends will wei
come him back. He is one of the
solid sort of good citizens that give
stability to a community.
Henry Scott has rented out his
property here to Mrs. Dora Cook
and Mrs. James A. Barnes. He has
rented the property of the widow
of Patrick Calk in Mt. Sterling and
will move there the first of March
to keep boarding house. Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott are among the towns
oldest citizens and will be much
missed. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Minihan will GO with them. Mr..
Minihan has taken a position with
the Owingsville Granite Il Marble
Co. and will solicit orders. He is a
fine business man and will be val
liable employe for the firm.
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