The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1906-06-16

Louisville, visited his parents, Mr.. n.
+. Richardson and wife this week
Mrs. Mary Adams, Mr. Robert Adams
and wife, of Kansas City, Mo-, are guests
OF Capt. Il, H. Finnell, Clinton street.
Mrs. W. X. Wright and daughter. of
Louisville, who have been visiting rela 4.
tlves here, returned home Friday evening
Hon. W. o. Davis, of Versailles. was in
the city Saturday, in the interest of the
frankfort and Versailles Traction Co.
Mrs. Carr V. VanAnda and son, Paul,
OF New York City, were guests of her
mother, Mrs. George c. Drane this week
DR.. o. H. Reynolds is in Boston, Mass.
attending the National Medical Associa
ton, and taking post graduate course.
Mrs. Mary c. Mayhall, of Christians
burg, who has been visiting her daugb-
ter, Mrs. H. A Scarce, has returned
| home.
Mr.. Dan j. McCarty, of Washington
City, but formerly of this city, passed
through this city en- route to Louisville
this week.
Mr.. j. NJ. Jones and Mr.. Virgil Jones.
| OF Deputy, Ind, were called here to
attend the burial of Miss Laura Jones,
on Sunday.
Mr.. VIM. Cromwell and wife attended
the wedding of Miss Marie Mimms, of
Allensville, and Hon. j. A Hamon, of
Georgetown.
Mrs. Sam Stone Bush and children. of
Louisville, who have been guests of Mr.
Geo. +. Berry, at Juniper Hill, have re-
turned home.
Mrs. Sallie Egbert Williams, Mrs. ].
Nj. Byers and son, of Minneapolis, Mimi,
are guests of Mrs. Williams sister, Mrs.
Ben Marshall.
Miss Cornelia Gordon, who has been at
school at Putnam Hall, n. Y, is at
home with her aunt, Mrs Geo. f. Berry,
at Juniper Hill.
Mrs. JOS. H. Lewis, widow of Judge
Lewis, of Washington City, is the guest
Oh Mrs. Mary Tobin, corner Main and
Washington streets
Mr.. Alex. L. Lewis, who graduated at
state College last week, left for Buffalo,
with the Buffalo Forge Works.
Mr.. George Smith, the distinguished
violinist, and son of Mr.. AL. w. Smith.
company, will return home In July.
Capt Upton Pryor and wife, Miss Liz.
zie Pryor and Miss Eurie Sigmund, of
A1ooO ouhh, W. No.y WcTc RutbbS Vi COl.
Joe c. Hubbard and wife this week.
Mrs. Charlotte Payne, Miss Annie
Mason, Mr.. Horatin Mason, Mr.. Sam
Mason and Mr.. Pollock Paynter attended
the Mason Tucker wedding in Virginia
Mrs. j. L. Pyles, of Ell Paso, Texas;
Mrs. VIM. Ray, of Dearborn; Mr.. and
were guests Of Judge c. E. Booze this
week.
Mrs. r. j; Thompson and Mrs. W. T.
Runyan, OF Norborne. Mo-, and Mrs
Bessie Stubling, of Fort Worth, Texas,
are Home Corners with their sister, Mrs
A. Duane Brown.
Rev. W. H.. Hampton and wife, of
lronton, Ohio, attended the laying of the |
cornerstone of the new Capitol and visited |
his mother. Mrs. Virginia Hampton, |
West Side, this week.
Mr.. W. Johnston Todd, of Moscow.
Idaho, is visiting his old home here, |
after an absence of twenty-five years. |
He comes back to find all Of his family |
dead except one sister-Mrs. r. A. Peter, |
now of Louisville.
Mr.. John B. Vincent and wife, of |
Hutchison, Kan. Mrs. George Martin |
and Mrs. Ross Ashby, of Bruceville, |
Ind, and Miss Lizzie McEwan, of Pitts |
curg, Penn., are guests OF Mr.. j chm X. |
Todd and wife, Shelby street.
Mrs. M. 4. Stedman, of Alice. Texas,
widow Of the late Harmon Stedman, of |
Stedmanville, this county, is visiting her |
sister Mrs. John II. Burdin, near Forks |
of Elkhorn. Her first visit to her old |
home since she went to Texas with her |
husband twenty-eight years ago
Rev. A. Paul Bagby and mother, Mrs. |
Geo. +. Bagby, Sr., of Virginia, arrived |
in this city Tuesday. Mr.. Bagby goes to |
Providence Baptist Church, Woodlake, to |
reside. His mother will keep house for |
him. The many friends of these good |
people warmly welcome them back home. |
Mr.. Geo. A. Lewis, as Grand King of the |
Grand Chapter Of Kentucky Royal Arch |
Masons, left last night for Boston. Mass.
to attend the meeting Of the General |
Grand Chapter of the United States, |
joining the rest of the Kentucky delega- |
tion as they passed tn rough on the c. &
o. train