Owingsville outlook., 1921-06-30
PERSONAL.

arcntS.
I Lame Byron. of Indianapolis, is
visiting his parents Mr., and Mrs. y.
+. Byron.
Miss Ruth Denton spent the wccl
end with Miss Nellie Donohew a.
| ocglcl Oak.
Miss Emma Wilson, of Cynthiana,
is visiting her nephew, DIR. II. J. Dai-
ly and family
FaSsctt Botts, Of Louisville. spent
sunday with his parents MIR. and
Mrs. Seth Bolts.
Mrs. Floyd Ross ami children hav,
! -cturned from a two weeks visit {,
relatives at Walton.
Mrs. W. q. Phillips and daughtc.
. + Helena, Ky. are visiting then
81. .ls'u Mrs. II. J. Daily.
Mrs. :. ID. Thompson is able to get
mt again after having been confne6
~ her room with illness.
Mrs. J. l.. Mccoy has returned
rom a visit to her daughter Mrs
Lcgan Shearer, Uf lexington.
Miss Edith Palmer returned Sun
lay from weeks visit to her -un-
rie Cabe Snedegar at Fort Thomas.
Mrs. Ambrose Ulery is at the bed
side of her mother Mrs. 4. w. Don
,hew, who has been in at her home
It Stepstone.
Miss Grace Crooks visited Miss
Margaret Nesbitt in Mt. Sterling cr
Tuesday night and attended the
iahte at lhat pace.
Ben Salyers who is employed with
the Goodrich Rubber Company at
Cleveland, Ohio, is spending a few
days with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. E., SavNge and
7or Go-d..r. Of Defiance, Ohio have
returned to their home after visit
g. Mr.. and Mrs. G. c, Ewing.
Mrs. Chas. Gabler and son, Lem
mie and Miss Lena ClaypOol, of Mt.
Olivet, were guests of E. w. Morgan
and family from Friday till Monday.
Misses Thelma Blunt, of Sharps-
burg. and Margaret Nesbitt, of Mt
Sterling visited Miss Grace Crooks
and attended the dance in Owings.
vile Wednesday night.
Miss May Daugherty has returned
from a visit TO her sister Mrs. Claud,
Paxton, of Ashland. Mrs. PaxtOl
accompanied her home and will re
main for Chautauqua.
Richard Hardwick, who has fo
several years been an employe of tn
Buick Motor Co., at Cleveland, Ohio
was the guest of the family of hi
uncle, John Reid, several days las
week.
F. A. McQuithy, who has bee
staying at the Soldiers Home a
Dayton, Ohio, for some time, return
ed home last week. He is making hi
home now with his son-in-law, Henr
0rme on Flat Greek.
Ben Jackson and wife, of Coving
q ton, spent last week with Mr.. Jacl
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
: jackson. Ben is still express mes
senger, his run being from Cincir
matt to Louisville.
Albert Clark, express messeng'
between Lexington and Louisvill
5 spent the past week with his parent
e Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Clark. Albert hi
r been of his jc5 for a'rut six weel
Is on account of illness. He left Sun
= day b. resume his work.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Salyers lie
Thursday night for Hazard, KY, {
receipt of a telegram stating tn
their daughter Miss Lille Mae Ss
yers was seriously i'll of appendiC
It's. Miss Salyers is employed at III
ard as stenographer and typist.
q Mrs. Annie hlchards entertain
n four tables with cards Friday alte
no r.0n in compleleut e. her gacs
ei Imam and daughter Mi
Ia ,ha, of Gecrgetown. At the co
ed lusion Of the games ices and cak
r we're served. These Present We
er Mesdames J. J. Nesbitt, W. 8. Gud
h 4 !. ~. ShanHaud. r. Y. B It,
e. Ford Patterson, Misses Nircali
st Byron, Grace Crooks, Mi'ha Mart
ay Lucille Vice, Ellen GiIl"1, Isa' g
he Corbett Angie Young jackson, Lou
b. acy and / use l'aAliister.