Personal
Mention.
Miss Barthenia Sallee has returned from a visit to
Lexington friends.
Rev. C.H. Talbot and R.S. Brinton were in Danville last
weekend to attend a meeting of the ministers and elders
of Transylvania Presbytery.
Mr. W.A. Moore has returned from New York, where he
purchased a nice line of spring goods for his store.
Mrs. India Griffin and daughter, Miss Jessie, were in
Somerset Wednesday.
The many friends of Hershel Humble are glad to see him
home after undergoing an operation in Louisville about
three weeks ago.
Mrs. B.J. Bethurum has returned from a visit to
Louisville.
Warren Rousseau is visiting is parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.M.
Rousseau.
Miss Ada Plummer of Cincinnati, Ohio, has arrived to trim
this season for Mrs. Pettus.
Captain Paul Dexheimer went to Danville Monday to referee
a game of basketball between Centre College and
Vanderbilt Univ. From there he went to Lexington to
attend the Shrine Ceremonial.
Mrs. Paul Dexheimer entertained the Five Hundred Club
Tuesday afternoon with a Washington birthday party. Four
tables played. Refreshments appropriate
for the occasion were served. Mrs. Frank won the
prize.
Mrs. Solander Taylor has been visiting in Louisville this
week.
A number of young people from Somerset will go to Stearns
Saturday for a dance Saturday night.
Miss Ata Lee is at home from Georgetown College for
several days.
Mrs. Charles E. Burke of Monticello, Ky., is visiting her
mother, Mrs. R.F. James.
E.L. McFarland of Somerset, District Deputy of the Modern
Woodmen of American, will be here next Monday for a week
or more in the interest of the local camp. - Mt. Vernon
Signal.
Governor and Mrs. Morrow returned Wednesday evening from
New York City where he had gone to deliver the Lincoln
Memorial Address last Saturday. The Governor
proceeded to Louisville Thursday morning where he spoke
at noon before the Rotary Club in that city and returned
to his office on the afternoon and left again that night
for Chicago. - Frankfort News.
Miss Ruth Offutt has returned from a visit with friends
in Chattanooga.
Victor W. Lewis is in Mississippi this week on a business
trip.
Mr. and Mrs. H.M. King returned from a visit in Lexington
Sunday.
Mrs. John Sloan of Burnside has been the guest of her
sister Mrs. Frank
Ellis.
Mrs. S.O. Whitnack of Lexington arrived this week for a
visit with her parents.
Mrs. Harry Wait, of Burnside, attended the Golden Wedding
Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Cowan.
Mrs. L.V. Sink left this week for Louisville to join her
husband and to be in Louisville for some time.
Claude Harmon of Cincinnati, O., arrived this week to
visit his mother, Mrs. J.M. Harmon, who is ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mills of Danville, Ky., were here
Wednesday to attend the funeral of Crawford Dutton.
Lewis Tartar, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Tartar, is home on
a furlough from the army.
Miss Elizabeth Eason spent Tuesday in Danville with her
parents.
Miss Marguerite Owens leaves today for Georgetown for a
visit.
Mrs. J.W. Isaacs was called to Danville on account of the
illness of her brother.
Dr. and Mrs. J.A. Bolin spent several days in Cincinnati.
Joseph Claunch, who has been attending school at State
Univ., Lexington, has entered Centre College for last
semester.
Mrs. E.K. Aldridge, who has been visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hamm, has returned to her home in Kansas
City, Mo.
Jack Converse is at home from Centre College for a few
days.
Pisgah. Spencer Heaton, or Organ, is visiting
his parents Mr. and Mrs. E.S. Heaton. Mrs. John
Starkey and the Misses Hollas of Somerset visited Mrs.
Bud Boone Monday. Mr. Links, of Butler, Tenn., has
been visiting Mr. E.S. Heaton. Misses Jessie Jones
and Ova Casada called on Mrs. Bud Boone Wednesday.
Mrs. Bill White, Mrs. Nan Gholson and Mrs. D.S. Claunch
visited Mrs. John Tucker Thursday. Alex White of
Indiana who has been visiting his brother, Bill White,
has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hudson of
Shafter visited their daughter, Mrs. Carl Heineche, last
week. Mrs. Walter Neely and Miss Thelma Claunch
visited Mrs. John Tucker Saturday afternoon. Mrs.
Will Waddle and Mrs. Robert Gover and daughter visited
Mrs. Sam Waddle last week. James Tucker is visiting
relatives in Pulaski. Mrs. Cassie Jordon who has
been very ill with typhoid fever is slowly
improving. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Boone visited Mr. and
Mrs. D.S. Claunch Saturday evening.
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Faubush. Mr. G.A. Tarter spent last
week visiting in Russell County. Mr. M.V. Cundiff
is visiting at Abner Tarter's. Mr. Sam Halcomb has
been very sick but is reported better now. Mr.
Wesley Rainwater visited A.R. Batham, Sunday. Mr.
Welba Cane has erected a blacksmith shop in Faubush and
we wish him much success as Faubush was in need of a
black smith shop. Mr. Frank Tarter spent last week
visiting down in Cumberland neighborhood. W.
Norfleet and family visited Mr. and Mrs. S. Halcomb
Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. M. Halcomb visited his parents
Sunday. Mr. Melrow Tarter was at A.R. Batham's last
Thursday on business. Tom Pennington and Ethel
Stevens were down last Sunday looking over the Mrs.
McBeath farm.
Acorn. We are having some bad weather now.
Farmers are behind with their plowing around here.
The men of this neighborhood are working the road between
Whetstone and Acorn. This will be appreciated by
many for the road was almost impassable in some
places. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Farmer are the proud
parents of a 9 pound girl. Little Everett Carlton
has been visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J.J.
McDonald this week. Vanloe McDonald has returned
from Kansas where he has been at work. The wedding
bells are ringing again, this time for Otis Chaney and
Florence Randall. Rose McDonald who has been
staying with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Vada McDonald, has
returned home.
Flat Lick. People of this vicinity nearly all have
colds. D. Couch had a sale the 11th of this
month. There was a large crowd and everything
brought a good price. Miss Grace Couch has returned
home from Berea, where she has been attending
school. Among the visitors at H.H. Buchanan's
Saturday night
and Sunday were Miss Sallie Ledford, Cora and Lettie
Whitis and Mrs. D.B. Wyrick. There were several
candidates mingling through the crowd at D. Couch's sale
Friday. Rev. Jerry Farley and wife of London are
visiting relatives here. Rev. Bishop Wesley filled
his appointment at Fellowship Sunday morning. Mr.
Clyde Capps of Rockcastle County spent Sunday night with
his sister, Mrs. T.D. Buchanan. Mr. Herbert Whitis
called on Miss SallieLedford Sunday afternoon. Mrs.
Martha Farmer is very low at this writing. Mr.
Elijah Helton, Archie McKinney, Sydney Lewis and Lee
Whitis attended church at Pine Hill Sunday night.
Miss Laura Daniel visited Miss Sallie Ledford Sunday
evening.
Science Hill. Last week was real
spring weather here. Uncle Lee Ashley was visiting
relatives on Clifty last week. Wilmot Dungan, a
booster of the Cincinnati Post, is visiting home
folks. Mesdames John Hall and J.E. Bryant have
their spring millinery on display. Messrs Jeff
Dungan and Geo. Stevens of Toledo, O., are visiting
relatives here. Harry Griffin and wife of Lexington
are visiting his father Mr. H.H. Griffin. Mrs. M.F.
Fletcher is nursing Mrs. B.M. Wesley and baby. Miss
Virginia Hines and brothers,
Columbus and Paul are spending a few days with Mrs. G.
Jones of Somerset. Mr. and Mrs. C.B. Hail, Mr. and
Mrs. D.J. Hines were invited guests at C.A. Mercer's
Friday for six o'clock dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Hardin
Sweeney, Mrs. Alex Beatty and children motored to
Somerset Monday to visit the city cemetery. Master
Merrill Dungan of Ludlow is visiting Mr. and Mrs. J.E.
Bryant of this place, and relatives in Norwood.
Messrs Elmer and Will Simple have returned to their home
in Indiana after visiting relatives here. Miss
Viola Higgins of Pulaski spent last Saturday with Mrs.
Alex Butte. The heaviest snow we have had for years
fell last Saturday night. Sister Bruner filled her
appointment Sunday and Sunday night at the Nazarene
Church. On account of the deep snow there wasn't
any Sunday school at the Methodist and Baptist Churches.
Pleasant Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Leotus Dotson of
Science Hill spent the weekend with their parents here.
Little Darlean Baker of Ringgold spent Wednesday here
with her uncle D.F. Ashley. Aunt Emaline Godby of
Bethlehem spent Saturday and Sunday at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. J.T. Seales. Several from here have
been attending the revival that is going on at Camp
Ground. Mrs. Mary Hail of Science Hill visited her
sister last week, who continues quite ill. Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Hines and children of Somerset spent last week
with her mother, Mrs. L.E. Hall. Mrs. M.F. Ashley
visited Mrs. A.J. Lay last Friday. Harvey Godby
purchased a wagon and team of mules from Robert Burton
last week, as "Uncle Bob" has gone into the
store business and is doing so well that he hasn't any
use for things once used on the farm. Mit Girdler
made a hurried trip to Cincinnati last Tuesday and was
joined in happy wedlock to Miss Oma Cope. The happy
couple returned home Thursday, accompanied by his sister,
Miss Lucy Girdler of Ludlow. Wm. Ashley is erecting
a dwelling house on his farm here. Miss Zula Turpen
visited Mrs. Telitha Adams Friday afternoon. Sam
Rayborn has purchased a lot near Somerset and is building
a house on it. Mack Hines, our efficient carpenter,
is assisting with the work. Mrs. George Childers
visited Mrs. Harvey Godby Saturday. Wm. Owens and
family moved back to the farm last week. Mrs.
Mattie Roysdon is very sick at this writing. Miss
Laura Godby was a guest of Pearl and Mary Doss
Saturday. Several from here were in Somerset
Saturday on business.
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