Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1919-09-04
PERSONAL.

NlSStS EidIh anu NfIhtt ATOOkf
were in Lexington Monday.
G. W. Young and wife were IN
CT icinnati several days last week.
Miss Aetna Stamper left Sunday
to accept a position at Conersville
Ind.
Miss Ida Belle Brother has return
ed from a visit to friends in Millers
burg.
Thrashley MARYLAND has gone to
Canton, Ohio, where he has employ
mcnt.
Miss Ora Metcalfe is visiting the
family of her uncle J. W. Jones in
Mt. Sterling.
Mrs. Joe Jones, of Bakersfield
California, is the guest of Miss May
Daugherty.
W. r.. Bailey of East Fork visited
his father W. d. Bailey, of this
place Monday,
Mrs. J. J. Nesbiti returned Friday
from her summer home at Luding-
ton, Michigan.
Sam Estill and Seth Bolts and
Crit Young and son George were in
L, xington Monday. .
Mrs. Sarah Jackson returned
ST nday from a three weeks visit to
her son Jas. Jackson.
Mrs. r. NJ. Miller, of Wilmore, KY,
: visiting her sister Mrs. ID. b. Sal
yer, of near town.
Frank Patrick, of Fayetteville,
Ark, came Saturday to visit his sis
tor Mrs. d. B. Salyer.
Mrs. Fl. B. Anderson and little son
T.. j., are. guests of Mrs. Anderson's
aunt, Mrs. A. N. Denton 4
Clell johnson and Thornton and
-Adair Richards have returned from
a visit at Camp Daniel Boone. i
Mrs. Henry Orme, of near Shafps-
burg, was a guest of Der brother Jno.
McQuithy and family Saturday.
a Constance Bolts returned last
nlturday from y visit to her sister
= vso.f at Winchester. :
"a has returned to Pa
aJnding the week end with
rents Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Den
-.
Mrs. S. O..CrOoks entertained the
Ladies Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church Monday after
noon.
Mrs. Clay Royse and children and
Ebert Harder visited their aunt Mrs.
-T. A. Day at Morehead several days
the past week.
VIM. Manley, wife and ssp Spen-
eer, Sam Manley, Robert HIATT and
Album Shrout are recent gufts at
Swango Springs. \
The condition of Mrs. Frank Orme,
who has been in Lexington hospital
for several weeks, is reported to be
greatly improved.
Mrs. A. f. Thomas and daughter
Dorothy Clark, of Olympia, spent
the week end with the formers moth
er Mrs. S. V. Johnson.
Mrs. Mary Dawson Brother,\ fho
has been at Lexington hospital No,
treatment for several weeks, is ok
peeted home Wednesday.
Mrs. M. l.. Thomas and children
Miss Alice and Ben Morgan visited
Richard Thomas and family at Easl
Union for the week end.
Miss Gladys Sanford, of Catletts.
burg, visited Miss Fannie Coyle q
few days the past week and return
ed to her home Saturday.
Charlie Webster, wife and daugh-
ter Dorothy visited Mrs. Webster's
brother Will Carmichael at Winches'
ter several days last week.
w. d. Bailey, wife and sons Over
and Stanley visited relatives an'
friends in Lexington and Winchester
from Thursday till Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. p. Ratliff, of Car
Isle, and Miss Ruth Ratliff, of Bes
seIner, Ala, visited Mr.. and Mrs
Sch Bolts for the week end.
| Ebert Johnson and wife, of Ham
ilt0n, Ohio, have been visiting tn
family of Mrs. JohnsOn's parents
David Rogers for week or two.
Mrs. II. C. Gudgell has returne'
from Charleston. w. Va, where sh
was called on account of the lines
of her niece Miss Louise Prewitt
Mrs. A. w. Jones is at Kirksvills
No, went last week 10 visit her sis
ter Mrs. l.. S. Ratliff, who is in I
hospital at that place for treatment
Warner jackson, Of Catlettsburl
came Thursday TO spend some day
visiting his grandparents Geo. Jack
lson and wife and other relative
hare