Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1921-08-11
PERSONAL


Mrs. Robert Bailey has tturncd
from a trip to Cincinnati
Mrs. Reese Wells n, return,
from business trip to Cincinnati
Mrs. Lee Thompson and laughter
If Missouri. are visiting their aun
Ms. Eliza Rowe.
Miss Lou Parks. of Salt Lick. WAS
the guest of her aunt Mrs. Mark
Donaldson Saturday.
J. b. GoodpaSter and wife left
Thursday for stay of several
weeks at Atlantic City.
Miss Sue BascOm returned 10 her
home at Millersburg after a visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. s. F. Owsley.
Robert Jones of Lexington came
Saturday for the primary election,
and to visit his home folks.
Ruben Manley and wife spent the
weekend in Mt. Sterling the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Cravens.
Miss Christine Anderson has gone
for a ten days visit her aunt, Mrs.
Jerry Anderson at Seymour, Ind.
Prlf 4. +. Martin. y. T. B,r.r
and A. q. Shrout left Tuesday Tor @.
ten-days' stay a: Swango Springs.
\ Morgan Atchison, of Frankfor;
came home for the primary election.
and to spend few days with home
folks.
Miss Anna Pinney has returned to
her home at Mt. Sterling after a Wis
it to the family of her uncle Ep,ru
Araiher.
Miss Pauline Stewart, of TayIors-
vile, is visiting her aunts Mrs. JAS.
Steele. Mrs. Reese Wells and Mrs.
VIM. Wells.
Miss Margaret Eulalia Wycoff, of
Winchester, and Miss May Elizabeth
Bolts, Of Sharpsburg, are visiting
Miss Constance Bolts.
W. b. Arnold returned Tuesday
hight from a visit to his cousin Rev.
Ell Dawson. He found Mr.. Daw-
= somewhat better.
Mrs, Walter Martin and daurh-
tiers have returned to their home at
Paris, after 4 visit Of several aa,s
to Mrs. J. W. Shandand
Omar Barber of Louisville, is Wis
iting relatives and friends here and
in the county. Omar is convalescing
from an attack Of pneumonia
Miss Maude McGinety, after Wis
it Of several weeks - her. cousin
Miss Virgaline Byron has returned |
to her home in Indianapolis.
Miss Madge Shrout left Sunday 20 |
visit Claude McKinnevan and wife
at Midway and Voris Vanlandingham
and family near Sadieville, Scot;
county.
Miss Lottie May Harris, of Lex
ington, visited her mother Mrs. VIM.
Phelps and grandparents Jas. Dom
adsOn and wife from Friday till
Monday. .r- .' s'sf"-
Mrs. Laura Tirrel, Of Sharpsburg,
visited the family of her cousin Marx
Thomas and sister, Mrs. Will Coyle,
of near town, several days the past
week.
Miss Constance Bolts who, has
been visiting her sister Mrs. G. F.
Wyeoff, of Winchester, returned
home accompanied by Miss Margaret
Eulalia Wycoff.
Chester Conyers, who is an in
structOr at Greenbriar Academy, W.
Va, is visiting his parents Mr.. ard
Mrs. Sam Conyers and other rcla-
tives in the county.
J. A. Barnes of Logan, West Vir-
ginia was in town Monday greeting
his many friends. Mr.. Barnes was
postmaster at this place for twelve
years. He now has a good position
as bOokkeeper.
A. 7. Byron and his son, Lacy BY
ron, returned Thursday night from
a trip to Louisville. Lacy has been
employed by the Robson Brothers
hardware dealers as travelling sales
man. His territory is a large one
and includes 0wingsville and Cat
lettsburg. He had been in the hard
ware business in the latter place for
some time.
John Arnold, Mrs. DOllie Owiags.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Arnold ana Marx
Donaldson went on a mOtorin; rip
through portions Of the Bluegrass |
Friday. One of the points of ~ r.
est they visited was the eelebr Attd |
Simms farm in Bourbon county. THIS
is one Of the finest farms in the State
and contains about $500 acres
Among the fine stock they saw w.