Owingsville outlook., 1922-10-26

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tin>vilc, Ind.
Mrs. Clay Roysc went to Mt. Ster-
ling Tuesday TO consult a specialist
in regard to her health.
q. W. Bclchcr and Morton went
10 Lexington Friday to consult an
oculist concerning the latter.
Mr.. and Mrs. ESpie Barber were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Jack
ION. of Fleming county Sunday.
Mrs. f. II. Goodpaster has return
ed from an extended visit to friends
In New York and other eastern cities.
james Stewart and wife. of Lex
iugton. spent Sunday with the lat
ier> parents, T. r. Allen and wife.
Miss Lucille Vice had as week end
guests. Miss Mary Heath, Pineville,
/ and Miss Grace Crooks, SharpSburg
Mrs. Omar McClain and son, Thur
man. of Grange City, were guests of
Mrs. McClain's brother Clay Royse
Sunday. ,
Mro. Lee Jones and daughter. MisA
Ella, have returned TO their home al;
Walton after visit to Mrs. Floyd
-RosS.
Mrs. VIM. kopp, of Dayton, Ohio,
is visiting friends and relatives in
the county. Mrs. Kopp is a former
resident of this town.
l.. ID. Brother and r. W. Kincaid
were in Louisville a few days last
week. They also visited Coleman
Elliott and family near Louisville
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Denton.
Mrs. Douglas Thomas and little
daughter, Doris. are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. 4. \. Denton.
Hineman Corbett, who attends the
University of Kentucky, Lexington,
spent the week end with his aunt.
Miss Linda Allen.
Miss May Daugherty left the past
week to visit her sisters, Mrs. W. l..
Fitzpatrick, of Mt. Sterling, and Mrs.
Claude Paxton, of Ashland.
Mrs. AIDA Parks and daughter,
Miss Margaret and Mrs. Barbara
McCarty, of Salt Lick, and George
Kerr, of this place, were guests of
Parks Donaldson and family from
Friday until Sunday afternoon.
Brutus KaSh and wife, of Key
stone, W. Va. came Thursday for a
weeks visit TO Mr.. Kash's mother,
Mr.. Laura Kash and Mrs. Kash'S
parents, VIII Coyle and wife near
town.
Ike Templeman, of Winchester,
visited friends here and at Salt Lick
last week. Mr.. Templeman is a son
of Jack Templeman, deceased, for
mer resident of this place and left
here about forty four years ago.
Mrs. Shanklin Piper entertained
with a bridge party Friday afternoon
II her home on West Main street
She was assisted by Miss Lucille
Vice. At the conclusion of the
games a delightful salad course was
served. Those present were Mes
danes A. T. Byron, J. l.. Byron, l.
ID. Brother. f. II. Brother, f. V
Brother, G. c. Ewing, J. l.. Ewing
Edgar Denton. J. D.Conner. Nan En-
mons, T. S. Shrout, Leslie Shrout
b. Hampton, Charles Bristow, c
W. Young and Miss Oddie Power.
Mrs. Charles Bristow entertained
TSaturday afternoon with luncheon
bridge. She was assisted by Mis-
' Mary Heath, of Pineville, Mrs. B. NJ
r Goodpaster and Mrs. Ruby Kincaid
? Among those invited were Mrs. FL
!, Aner Berry, Miss Thelma Blunt an
Miss Grace Crooks, of Sharpsburg
; | Mesdames Alex GOOdpaster, +. II
Goodpaster, Ford Patterson, f. V
Brother, J. L. Byron, f. II. Brother
Z L. ID. Brother. q. c. Ewing, J. L
e Hampton, Parks Donaldson, J. l
1 Ewing, Edgar Denton, Shanklin Pipe
e T. S. Shrout, Leslie ShrOut, c. W
r. Young. A. T. Byron, Nan Emmons
e J. ID. Conner, Misses Micha Marti
Y Leona Palmer, Virgaline Byron, Lu
q ellie Vice and Louise Lacy.