Miss Susio Andrews returned to her
home at Wilmington, Ohio, Thursday.
W. B. Pecor returned last night from
severatdays' attendance at the Cincinnati
Exposition.
Misses Ella and Bettie Martin came
down yesterday from their home in Lewis
on a visit to friends.
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Tosh will leave
for their home in Chicago Monday, accompanied
by Miss Anna M. Stockton.
Miss Sallio Holton and Miss Mollie
Pickett were guests of tho Perrie House
last evening and left on noon train to-day
for a short visit at Cynthiana.
Miss N. Lulu Mitchell, of South Third
street, returned homo to-day after a pleasant
visit to Misses Annio and Hattie
Owens, at Crab Orchard Farm.
Miss Mamie Slack, of Fern Leaf, after
an extended visit to the principal cities
and points of interest oil our Eastern coast,
returned to "Social Hall" last evening.
The grading of the railroad has been
completed from tho Ripley landing to
Dover, with tho exception of( a Bmall
section at Lee's Creek, which can not
bo finished until the abutments for the
bridge aro built. Nearly twp miles of the
distance wero graded in two or throo days'
timo by Captain Mundy and his workmen.
Mrs. Mary Dauiton Bronson, of this
city, daughter of tho late W. B. Mooklar,
of Covington, Ky., was marriod Tuesday
to ex-Senator Footo, of tho latter place.
Bishop Obatard, assistod by Monsigneur
Bessonies, performed tho marriage ceremony.
The wedding was a quiet one,
only the immediato relatives of tho contracting
parties being prosont. Indianapolis
Sentinel.
Happier Than Ever.
" Are lovely maidens all forlorn,
Orlef stricken, broken hearted,
Because tho August days are gone
And lcooroam hints departed?
Oh, no, they're happier, gladder far
At home, in school, or cloister.
