Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1919-12-04
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Augusta.-Joseph pink Cummings
died at Lakeland Asylum, aged Al
years.
Bowling Green.-Mrs. Susan Crom-
well, aged CO years, died at her home
In this city Of tuberculosis
Augusta.-Miss Mary Boughner, for
merly Of this place, and Mr.. Erwarj
Kern were married at Oakley, o.
Maysvllle.-Mrs. Elizabeth Glascock,
20, wealthy landowner, died after
brief illness at her home in the county.
Bowling Green.-Mrs. Margaret Gar
win, wife of Charles Garvin, died at
her home In the Bend after brief ILL.,
ness.
Cynthiana.-Wright Larkin has sold
Hicks pike to Frank Lair at S135 per
acre.
Observation-Disclosures carloads of
cattle and hogs were shipped last
week, despite a break Of 80 cents on
hogs.
Flemlngsburg.-Abou $500 turkeys
have been slaughtered here for the
Eastern market. Fewer than for mant
years.
Midway number Of farmers will
sell their seed wheat and divert acre
age intended for it to oats in the
spring.
Hlckman.-E. J. Stone, aged "a
years, and Miss Lizzie Ferguson, both
of this city, were married at the court
house.
Emlnence.-Elsie Ellis, 10, fell from
her fathers buggy and both legs we're
broken when they were caught in a
wheel.
Paris.-The body of Thomas T. Ly-
tie, 50, farmer, who died near Hutchi-
son, was taken to Bracken county for
burial.
Winchester.-Miss Mattye W. Mo-
berry, Montgomery county, was mar
ried to f. II. Wade, Clark county
farmer.
Augusta.-Mr. Samuel Hamilton, Jr.,
%, and Miss Eliza Curtiss, 10, were
married at Brooksville, by the Rev. P.
L. Cook.
Catlettsburg-T Nance fell 20
feet while trimming a tree, broke sew
eral ribs and is in a serious condition
at his home.
Frankfort.-Mrs. Mile Blankenship,
charged with rObbing Huntington, w.
Va, restaurant keeper, of $3.50, was ar
rested here.
Carlisle-Ed Lawrence sold Ross
Sharp 20 head of cattle for S2,9S9, and
bought 80 from George Sampson at
$64 per head.
Flemingsburg.-Mrs. S. L. McGohan,
former editor of the Ewing Inquirer,
has gone to Morehead to take charge
of the Rowan News.
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-.ns Ureen.-Mrs. Susan s! Dew
in, widow of the late William S. nag
land, died at her home In this city fol-
lowing a lingering illness.
Cynthiana-Tweive people, three |
women and nine men, have taken the |
examination here as applicants for |
enumerator of the census In this
county.
Bowling Green.-DF. Junius Wooten,
aged "A years, one Of the prominent
physicians of War; en county. died at
his home at Smiths Grove, of Bright's
disease. ST. ~
Cynthlana.-MrsA Hetvey McClel-
land, wife of the uNipty, inielder for
the Chicago White Sox, Is seriously i'll !
here at the home Of her. fatset.in-law,
Hugh McClelland.
aducah.-Instructions in fire fight
ing will be given every Boy Scout in
the city Of Paducah through the CO.
operation of the city fire chief and the |
Boy Scout executive.
Frankfort.-Ira Hulette, Frankfort F; |
T. c. Ferguson, Brownsville; John |
Graham Bond, Lawrenceburg, and
Jesse oliver, Marion, were commits
stoned colonies on the stan Of Govern
or Black.
COlumbla.-The Adair county grand |
jury adjourned after being in session
seven days, returning only sixteen In
dlctments, the fewest In number ever |
returned by any grand jury In this |
county for many years.
MiddlesbOro.-Finley Johnson, eharg-
ed with killing ID. A. Sasser, police
man, Of Harlan, and whose case was
moved here, was acquitted. Proof
was conflicting, but showed that John
son was fired on from the back and |
that he shot In self-defense.
Flemingsburg.-A. T. Day, promi- |
nent tobacco dealer and farmer Of this |
county, who has been sales manager |
at the Home" loose leaf tobacco ware
house, In Maysyille, has accepted a
like position with the Independent |
Central house there.