Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1919-12-04
PERSONAL.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. V. johnson were
in Mt. Sterling Friday.

in Mt. Sterling Friday.
Constance Bolts and Thelma john
son have returned from a visit to
Mrs. G. F. Wycoff at Winchester.
Sherman Goodpastt and son,
Sherman, Jr.. visited Judge and Mrs.
C. W. Goodpaster Trunk giving Day.
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. c. Hart and son,
Ralph, returned Saturday from a Wis.,
i TO Mr.. Harris mother at Bloom
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger zimmerman
have moved to their residence on
Main street recently purchased of
:. ID. Conner.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Daugacrty
returned Friday from a short visit -
their daughter, Mrs. J. f. Moss, Of
Ticholasville. ag'3
John T. Jones and wife, of An
chorage, KY, visited their son Andy
Jones several days last week, return
ng home Monday.
DR.. J. w. Lester spent the week
end with friends IN Lexington.
Clark Lame was in Cincinnati Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Rob't Nixon and son Watt were in
Mt. Sterling Sunday to see Mrs. Nix
On and Mrs. Lloyd Costigan, who
are visiting relatives there.
Mrs. II. J. Daily and children re.
urned Sunday from a visit to rala.
ives at Carlisle. They were accom-.
panied home by Mrs. Daily's moth, r,
Mrs. Mary King.
Mrs. F.. II. Goodpaster entertained
informally Friday afternoon in hon
or of Mrs. Duncan, of Nicholasvillc,
who was the guest the past week of
Yrs. j. L. Byron. \,
I Mrs. Katherine Geodpaster enter1
aimed informally Thursday after
noon in honor of Miss Agnes Tay-I
or, of Ashland, who is the guest Of
Miss Ida Belle Brother. =
Morgan A.chison returned to Lex
'ngton, where he is attending sChoul,
Sunday after spending the Thanks
swing holidays with his fltbcl Judge
J. L. Atchison and sister Mrs. Ray
mond Snpdcgar.
F. S. Allen, of Sharpsburg, and
Omar Bolts, of this town, went to
Nelson county last week where two
farms were purchased, one for Mr..
Allen and one for his daughter, Mrs.
Adrian Ratliff. Mr.. and Mrs. Bolts
will make their home on Mrs. Rat
lifts firm.
The Womans Club had their reg
u'ar monthly meeting Monday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. A. W. Wal
den. with % members present and
4 members led to the roll After
the bust 'eting conducted by
Miss Mary CId..l the following pruA
gram was, given: Songs by Mrs. T.
8. Robertson, of Bethel, Talk on
Americanization by Mrs. J. J. Mes.
pitt, Reading, "As the Moon Arose.
by Mrs, Leslie Shrout. srhe club is
not fully organized, the different de.
partments are being formed, and ev-
cry woman is urged to investigate
lthe work and join the department.
that she finds most interesting and
helpful to her.
y Miss Oddie Power entertained
Thanksgiving night 1C her home on
Main streetyA substantial lrnchc On
was served at six o'colcG eft r which
$500" was played. Among those in-J
Wild weree Mesdames j. b. Hamp/
tpn, l.. T. Denton, s. f.. Owsley, J. ID.
Conner, a. n. Crooks, \. /. Byron,
c. +. Martin, Floyd Ross, c. S.
Brother, f. II. Goodpaster, Coleman
Elliott, j. L. Byron, Leslie Shrout,
f. V. Brother, Ford Patterson Glen
Perry, c. W. Young, T. NJ. Perry, r,
C. Byron, S. o. Crooks, T. S. Shrout,
Shanklin Piper, G. C. Ewing, Misses
Anna Bailey, Anna Peters, Angie
Young jackson, Ida Belle Brother,
Louise Lacy, Louise Beitz, Carrie
Nixon, Emma Lyde Dawson. :
fMr. Arthur MARYLAND entertained
wirh a dinner party Thanksgiving
,evening at Mrs. Warmers restaurant.
Those invited were ;sIisses Louise
Prewitt, Grace Crooks, Mae Shrout,
Lucy Belle Darnell, Micha Martin,
Leona Palmer, Georgia McQuithy,I
Messrs. Fassett Bolts, Carol EstiIl,
Byron, Ed Thompson, Frank SIAM
per, Walton Ulery, Bascom Thorn
psOn.