The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1906-05-19

the. guest of her daughter, Mrs. j. Gray
Mclean, left Saturday for Shelbyville.
Mrs. Mary MAJOR, of Mt Carmel, Ills.
is the guest of her son, Mr.. A. w. MAJOR
in this city.
Miss Louise VanWinkle, of Danyille,
who was the guest of her brother Mr.
A. c. VanWinkle, has returned home.
Mrs. Duane Brown and Miss Ora Scot.
tow returned Wednesday from the South
ern Baptist Convention at Chattanooga,
Tenn.
Mr.. Will A. Lewis, wife and son, and
Miss Margaret A. Lewis visited Miss
Harriet B. Todd, in Louisville. on Sat-
urday.
Mrs Geo. B. Newton and son, of Hart
ford, Conn, who have been guests of
Mrs. A. d. Martin, returned home Satur-
day night.
Miss Verlie Kenney. of Georgetown
College, spent Sunday and Monday here,
the guest Of her parents, Mr.. o. G. Ken
ney and wife.
Supt K. Sanford. Sr., of Fl Thomas,
KY, visited his son, Mr.. K. Sanford,
Jr., agent Adams Express Co., in this
city, Wednesday.
Mr.. Jos. Slade, chief engineer of the
| Central Kentucky lnterurban Co., was
here this week supervising improvements
on the traction line.
Mr.. Burton Arm strong and wife (nee
Bourne Sanders), who have been visiting
here, left for their home in Detroit,
Mich, on Wednesday.
Mr.. Robt. Hamilton, who is in bust
ness at Dayton, O., visited his parents
here Sunday and Monday, returning
home Monday evening
Mr.. Alex. L. Lewis, of the Senior
Glass, Kentucky State College, Licking
ton, spent Sunday in this city with his
father, Mr.. j. B. Lewis.
Mr. Geo. NJ. Gayle, of Kentucky Uni.
yersity, Lexington, spent Saturday and
Sunday here, the guest of his parents,
Dr. j. W. Gayle and wife.
Mr.. Edmund Taylor and Mr.. VIM
Quinn, of Central University. Danville,
who have been visiting at Thistleton,
returned to school Monday.
Mr.. r. l.. Lewis. U. S. Navy, is here on
a thirty days furlough to visit relatives.
He has been q member of Uncle Sam
| floating batteries since 1896
Mrs. Clarence Wilson and son, of Henry
| county, who have been guests of her
cousin, Mr.. W. H. Lewis and wife, at
Woodlake, have returned home.
Gen. Fayette Hewitt, Mrs Virgil
| Hewitt, Miss Eliza Overton and Miss
Carrie Selbert attended the Episcopal
Conference in Lexington this week.
Miss Virginia Gray and guest, Miss
Julia Harrington, who are students at
Caldwell Institute, Danville, returned to
that place Monday after visit here.
A number of State College students. in
hn iun m ri M mi ha
been in this county this week with the
U. S. Typographical Engineering De-
partment.
Mr.. Julian Chinn, of State College.
Lexington, who has been here for several
days. the guest Of his parents. DR.. 6. W.
Chinn and wife, returned to Lexington
Sunday night
Mr.. ThOs ROdman, who has been the
guest uf his father. law, Judge j. n.
Crutcher, West Side, left Friday night
for business trip to Nashville, Tenn,
returning on Monday evening.
Mrs. Ross A. McCallum, of Dayton
Ohio, who has been the guest of her
father, MI John b. Dryden, ST., left
Tuesday for home, from thence she and
her husband will move to Michigan.
Capt /. r. West returned from Jack
son county on Monday, where he had
gone TO attend circuit court, in order to
obtain judgments quieting title to tim
Der lands which he had owned for several
years Capt. West has been dealing in
lands in that section of Kentucky for
many years, and has bought and sold
over 15O, 900 acres at different times. He
still has holdings of some 1900 acres.
Those at q distance attending the funer-
al of Mrs. l.. +. johnson, who was buried
Thursday afternoon, were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben McEwan, Kansas City, Mo. ; Mr.. j.
A iCain and family, Versailles, Ky. Mrs
Minnie Todd, Versailles, KY. Mrs Lille
Cain, Versailles. KY. Miss Ella John
son, Prin. of Midway Orphan School;
Rev. w. f. Smith, Morehead, Ky. Mr.
VIM. McEwan, Louisville, KY. Miss Het-
tie Godfrey, Louisville, Ky Mrs Dunn,