The Frankfort roundabout., 1906-12-01

Miss Margaret A. Lewis left fol
Louisville Wednesday afternoon to
visit her cousin, Miss Halle B. Todd
Mrs. E. c. O'Rear returned Sunday
night from a visit to her son, Mr.
Prentiss O'Rear. in Montgomery coun
ty.
Hon. Edward w. Hines. of Louis.
vile. Chief Counsel of the l.. & "
R. r. Co., spent Thanksgiving in this
CITY,
Miss Helen O'Rear, who is attend
ing Science Hill Academy, at Shelby
vile, came home for Thanksgiving
Day.
Gen. ID. w. Lindsey, Mr.. T. l.. Edelen
and Mr.. Frank Chinn went to London
Monday To attend the U. S. District
Court.
Miss Sadie Brown. of Bloomfield
who has been the guest of her brother
Hon. Eli H. Brown, Jr., has return
ed home.
Miss Virlie Kenney, who has been
attending Georgetown college, owing
to illness. is at home until after
Christmas.
Hon. Thos. G. Stuart, Of Winchester
who has been very i'll. was well enough
to visit his brother, Mr.. Jno. H. Stuart
| this week.
Mr.. Lewis McQuown has moved his
family into the handsome residence
just built by Mrs. Mary Tobin, on
Main street
DR.. Louis NJ. Scott and wife, OF
Jellico. Tenn, who have been guests
of Col. Jas A. Scott and wife, have re.
turned home.
Mrs. Hiram Berry and niece, Miss
Clintie Cunningham, have returned
from visit to Hon. w. l.. Cannon and
wife, at Midway.
Mr.. Guy H. Briggs has stored his
furniture with j. c. Mastin until his
new house, which he is building, is
ready for occupancy.
Dr. j. Hampton Price and wife, have
rented Mr.. Guy II. Briggs residence
corner of Shelby and Fourth Avenue
and have moved in.
Mr.. Robert y. Half, Mr.. Isaac Locke
and Mr.. Howard Ummethun, cadets al
State College. Lexington, came home
for Thanksgiving Day.
Judge f. C. O'Rear and wife visited
their son, Mr.. Prentiss O'Rear, on
their farm. in Montgomery county
from Friday until Sunday.
MIR. Davis w. Edwards, Jr., one OF
Louisville's ablest young attorneys, at
tended the Court of Appeals on Tues
day and made us pleasant call.
Mr.. James Nicol, who is attending
the Manual Training School, in Louis
Vile, spent Thanksgiving with his
Messrs. Edmund Taylor, Edgar
Hume and Lawrence Hager. who are
attending Central University, Dan
vile, are at home for Thanksgiving
holidays.
Rev. DR.. Chas. r. Hemphill, of the
Presbyterian Theological Seminary, al
Louisville, preached two strong ser
mons at the First Presbyterian Church
on Sunday.
| Col. Ed. f. Albeit, wife and daugh
ter, Miss Anna, and son, Mr.. Leon G
Albeit, spent Thanksgiving Day with
his brother, Mr.. Wm. G.. Albeit, in
Georgetown.
| DR.. Louis M. Scott and wife, OF
JellicO, Tenn, came TO Kentucky tC
attend the funeral Of his mother and
stopped here with their cousin, Col
Jas. A. Scott.
Mrs. Ernest Bell and daughter, who
have been spending several months
here, the guests of her parents, Mr.
John l.. Jones and wife, have return
ed to their home in Lexington.
Mr.. Will ToOmbs, the expert tele
grapher, who has been with the Postal
Telegraph Co., has been transferred
10 New Orleans, La. Will is a clever
and accommodating young man and
many friends regret his departure.
Mrs. J. b. Lewis, of Versailles, who
| has been visiting friends here, left
Saturday en- route for Buffalo, N. Y, to
spend the winter with her son, Mr..
Alex. r. Lewis, who is with the Buffalo
Forge Co., of that city, as mechanical
and electrical engineer.