Mrs. 11. Clay Dunigan lias been
very ill for the past week at her home
in South Frankfort.
Mrs. Mary Shepherd, of Laconia,
Arkansas, is visiting Mrs. J. W.
Hughes, .South Side.
Mr. A: II. McClure and wife havo
returned from a two weeks' visit to
friends in Louisville.
Mr Frank Half returned Sunday
night from a visit of several weeks
to Peru, Now York, and Chicago,
Illinois.
Miss Susie Lloyd, of Cincinnati, is
visiting relatives in this city. She has
conns to spend several weeks with her
old companions.
Messrs. Fayette Hewitt and Henry
Lindsey left .Monday for Louisville.
where they will attend school at
Trinity Hall.
Mrs. Murthu Woodson and Mrs. Sallio
Sawyer and children, of Iudopoudeuco,
Miribouri, ure visiting relative in this city
and county.
Miss Lucy Bush, of Lawrenceburg,
and Miss Mury Todd Saflbll, of this
city, left Thursday morning for Now
KorK to spenu tno winter.
Mrs. John Maupin and Miss Bonnio
Beshoar, of Trinidad, Colorado, aro visiting
Mrs. J. P. Woodson, of this city,
and Mrs. Robert Trumbo, of this county.
Mr. Albert II. Crutchcr, who Iuib
been visiting his parents inBollPoint
for several wholes, left yesterday
morning for Los Augoks, California,
to reside.
njrrcsasjw
D.-. Lewis M. Scott lest Wednesday
afternoon for Sweet Home, Henry
county, where he will locate for the
purpose of practicing his profession.
Miss Liswio B. Hodges, who has
been vNiling her sister, Mrs. John N.
Crutchor, in Hollepoiut, for tho past
two month'.!, left Monday morning for
her home in Louisville.
Dr. R. II. Loughridge, who has
been visiting Prof. 10. A Fellmer for
tho past two months, left Monday
afternoon for Columbia, South Carolina,
to resume his duties as Professor
in the College in that city.
Attention Chevaliers.
