Owingsville outlook., 1921-07-21
PERSONAL

friends in Hnpkinsville.
Chas. Warren. of Ashland, S,S
the guest of relative. ;rcrc last week
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. V. Brother and
littie son Richard were in Lexington
Tuesday.
Mrs. Lyle Reddon. after a visit 70
Miss Louise Beitz, has returned to
her home at Valley View.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. F. Owsley have
returned from a visit to relatives al
Hr?kinsville.
Miss Rose Jones, of Winchester,
spent Sunday with her sister Mrs.
Floyd Ross.
Mrs. l.. T. Weidle has typhoid
fever at the home of her parents, Mr..
md Mrs. J. T. Rolph.
Miss Frances Klinger, of Pitts
burg, Pa, is the guest of Miss Chris
tine Anderson. Of Forge Hill.
Leslie Flood, of Ashland, came
Monday TO visit friends and relatives
in Owingsville and vicinity.
Dawson Brother drove over from
Mt. Sterling Thursday evening TO
spend a few hours with friends.
Miss Ethel Myers returned Mon
day from a four-weeks', visit with
friends and relatives at Ashland.
Miss Louise Beitz left Wednesday
fOr . visit TO her uncle Ja'. H. Beitz
and family at Washington, D. c.
Omar McQuithy, of Marion, Ind,
ca~e Thursday TO visit friends and
relatives here and on Flat Greek.
Kim Dickerson, of near Harrods-
burg, was in town shaking hands
with friends Monday.
Miss Martha Darsey, who has
been the guest of Miss Lucille Vice,
has returned to her home at Louis
vile.
Miss Virgaline Byron entertained
Thursday night informally in honor
of her cousin Miss Maude McGinety,
f indianapolis.
Robt. Anderson, of Phtsburg, Pa,
is spending a couple of weeks with
his mother Mrs. Etna' Anderson, of
Forge Hill.
j. NJ. Estill, of Franklin county,
spent Monday with his niece Mrs.
r. c. Byron and will go from here
to Fleming county to visit relatives.
J. J. Nesbitt, wife and daughter
Mrs. w. p. Strader left Monday to
spend the remainder of the summer
at their summer home at Ludding-
ton, Michigan.
DIR. J. H. Taulbee and wife and
Frank Kelly and wife, of Lexington
stopped over here Saturday to see
friends They we're on their way to
spend Sunday at Olympian Springs
Alberta Piers, of Louisville, who j.
visiting the family of Robert Crooks
was a visitor at the Outlook Offic,
Monday. Mr.. Piers was wounded il
attic in the World war in Franc,
lis still ON crutches. He is Z
erhew Of Judge Thos. Paynter, de
,ased, and is newspaper nan an,
vas cl the Herald staff hefsre tn,
war.
DIR. II. J. Daily returned last wecI
from a two weeks visit to his pa
'ents c. H. Daily and wife, brother
and sisters at Oklahoma City. q
July 2 the DOCTORS parents eelehrat
ID their golden wedding. All ;i,
children, three boys and three girl
were present. The children are Mr.,
2. {. Mcdowell and Wilson Dali,
Clinton, Oklahoma, H. J. Daily, {
Owingsville KY, J. NJ. Daily, Mu:
kOgee, Oklahoma, Mrs. NJ. II. Gree
and Mrs. p. A. Tankersly, Of 0kls
homa City. ~
DIR. ]. w. Lester, who We
!, called TO his old nome at Plk'
u vile by the death of his fathe
: returned Tuesday.
e Miss Ruth Richards returne
r. Tuesday from q visit to Shawhal
= She was accompanied home
her sister Mrs. T ]. Havens.
Miss Eta Stamper, who is en-
ployed at Hazard as a stenogr
pher and typist, came Tuesds
to spend her vacation with h,
parents David Stamper and wifi
Guy Lacy, who has been f,
eight months at a hospital und,
. Government supervision a fe
miles from Asheville, North Ca
a olina. came home Tuesday. H
is health is somewhat improved.
,r Lea every one lend a helping hal