The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1899-07-15
Locust Grove.

The pr0tracted meeting at Mt.
Zion Is still continuing. One addi-
ton.
Died-July q, at the home Ut her
daughter, Mis-. Halle Sucker, near
HdttOD, Mrs. Lucy Young, after an
illness Of some three years. She had
been a constant sufferer during these
long years, and we feel that the
Fathers call was sweet message to
her. She leaves three children (Mrs.
Sucker, Mrs. Sudduth and Miss
Ota) TO travel this weary pathway.
We commend the bereaved ones to Il
heavenly fathers care.
'.Free from the trials of earth,
Her spirit shall dwell ever more,
With loved ones, just over the tide,
AT rest on the evergreen Shore"
Mr.. w. o. Vaughn, of Lexington,
is visiting relatives and friends near
the grove. Well, Miss Eta, how
are you to choose between the two?
Well, John is escorting Miss Sarah
this week to church. Guess he will
accompany Miss Kate next week.
Johns a jolly fellow and likes the
fun of hauling the girls around.
Mr.. Leslie Sudduth, who has been
in bad health for some time, we are
sorry to say, is confined to his bed.
Died-At her home near Mt. Zion,
Sunday, July I'd, Mrs. Alkaline Hop
per. She had been suffering from a
complication of dis asses for several
months, and the end found her only
waiting to meet loving Savior, in
whose keeping she had long trusted
herself. She had lived a long, Chris
tian life, always pleasant in her man
ner to all, and none knew her but To
love her. She leaves husband and
two children-one, daughter Mrs.
ID. o. Robinson, of Frankfort), and
one son, and a host of relatives and
friends. Remember she Is not dead
but sleepeth. Mother has gone home
to rest from her long, weary journey,
vet the separation won't be long. A
little sleep, little slumber, Il little
folding OF the hands and we too shall
cross the river cold, then may we
enter the heavenly fold, our weary
souls at last find rest and sweet re-
pose on Jesus breast.
Mr.. Floyd Young and wife, of
Buffalo, spent Saturday night and
Sunday in the Grove.
Miss Annie b. Quire was the guest
of Miss Mamie Bryant last Thursday.
What has become of the Chicken
Coop correspondent? Has some
heartless varmit devOured her, or,
perhaps, the warm weather has
caused her to take flight to more
pleasant climate. Ii The latter is the
consequence, please tell us of your
adventures, for they must nave Oeen
romantic indeed.
Mr. Terrell Mitchell Is raising
fine crop of tobacco and hogs. He
says he intends to prepare coy
little home ti' his Precious Pearl,
and that he is extremely mortified
at the idea - her sitting in the
schoolroom tn - long days. That's
right, Terrell, nave Il heart TO give
her as well as II hand, for Miss Pearl
is Il lady of fine culture and is dtserv-
ing OF all that is good.
Mr.. Francis Coins and Mr.. Tom
Moore are conducting a Sunday
school at Benson, which we hope
will be very interesting and that the
fruits of their labor may yield an
abundant harvest of good.
Mr.. Allen Tharpe's three little
OF Louisville. are visiting
their aunt, Mrs. G. +. StigerS, OF this
Their mother having
recently died, they are left to the
care OF Il devoted father and an all
wise Providence.
Mr.. Willie Young. boarded the eX-
curSion, bound for the Natural
Bridge, and took in all the romantic
sights and beautiful scenery along
the. route and came home about
noon that night. Well, Willie is a
kind of merry-go-rOund fellow, amy /
way, and has Il good time generally.
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