Owingsville outlook., 1921-05-26
PERSONAL.

| WISHING her sister MIS- Laura haSi
this week.
DIR. Adaline Bell, Cynthiana, spen
the week end with her neire, Mrs
Edgar Denton.
DIR. 4. W. .IuneS attended the Stat,
ccting of the Knights Templar
Mt. Sterling last week.
Wm. T. Jones and family, of Gym.
thiana, attended the funeral of John
". Darnell Saturday.
Misses Madeline Denton and Ida
Ro>er, of Lexington, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. \. y. Denton Thursday.
Mrs. J. ]. Nesbitt has returned
from a visit to her daughter Mrs
Wilson Strader at Lexington. \
Mrs. Laura KaSh has returned
from weeks visit to her daughter
Mrs. Chas. Warren at Ashland.
| Rev. Joe Jones, of Cynthiana. at -
lenaed the funeral and preached the
funeral discourse of John Darnrli
Saturday.
Jas. King. Henry Watson, Clark
Patterson, Bridges White and Matt
Hunt, of Mt. Sterling, were here Fri
day attending court.
Mrs. l.. f.. Weddle and little son
Edgar Rolph came Sunday TO spend
several weeks with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. J. T. Rolph.
Dock Stone, of Omer. W. Va, left
cor home Friday, after a visit of
several DAYS to relatives near Wy
aming and 0wingsville.
Mrs. David Stamper left Monday
:, visit her daughter Miss Etna
S:amper, who has position as stem
'2-rarher at Hazard, Ky
Clyde Peed, who has a good job
as a pipe line man in the Hell Greek
OIL fields, Lee county, came home last
week To visit his family.
Miss Nettie Belle Arnold, who at,
tends Kentucky University, Lexing-
ton, was here to take teachers ex-
animation Friday and Saturday.
Miss virgaline Byron, who attends
Kentucky College for Women, Dan
tille, was home Friday and Satur-
day to take the teachers exsmina-
tion.
Miss Alta Chandler, who is at
tending State University at Lexing-
,,n spent from Friday till Monday
with her parents Riley Chandler and
wife.
Miss Lucille Vice, who attends
Kentucky College for Women, Dan
: lille, visited her parents Mr.. and
ra'rs. J. l.. Vice from Thursday until
sunday.
Reese Duff, wife and daughter, o
Lexington, motored over Sunday an
spent the day with Mr.. Duff's brotl
n RoLt. Duff and family, returnil
.ome Monday morning.
Carroll Estill Byron, who has be
trying ont a job on the Lexingt
Herald. has returned and taken
his old position as bOOkkeeper
the Owingsville Banking Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Burnaugh,
Chicago, came Monday to spend
couple of days with Mrs Burnau
uncle and aunt r. H., and Miss +
Conner. Mrs. Burnaugh was \
Juelda Conner before her marri;
Johnson Young and wife, whs
Miss Lillian Shrout, arrived at 7
ORLEANS Monday from British Ii .
.luras, where Mr.. Young has
Siticn in the fruit business, will
home today to visit Mrs. You
parents Y. A. ShrOut and wife.
Frank Cross, after spending
winter in Florida, where he has
range grove, came home last
for the summer. Frank says
railroads got all the profits of tn
range crop this season. Next yea
nc will try the watermelon crop also
T. s. Shrout after a business tri
! q Bowling Green and vicinity say
4 here is much activity in the oil field
d 'f Warren and adjoining cOuntie
ut that the excitement has in larG
: ineasuer abated and business
: transacted with saner Judgment tha
was the case last fall.
Scudder Coyle, of Cleveland, Obi
attended the Knights Templar cor
u clave at Mt. Sterling last week an
: visited Owngsville, his old home. I
'e IS a son of Whaley Coyle and wifi
Y who left here over thirty years az
le Scudder says there is much unen
II 1Ioyed labor i'm Cleveland.
Eugene Brother left Sunday for
J stay of some time at Hazard. TIL