The Falmouth Outlook, 1907-06-21

Dr J Risk lb sad Mil b Ikly Imfc rf W4Uk Lsrt 1st--' edu at VsIms Hass On Saturday last at the beautiful home of the bride's parents Mr and Mrs Leslie T Applegate at Wallace Place Sterrit avenue Covington Dr John Risk Meek and Mbs Louise Mea Measles - sles Measles Applegate were joined in the holy bonds of matrimony by the Rev Dr T T-C - C T-C Kerr of Falmouth - ' The entire lower ffioor of the home waa thrown open and artistically deco decorated - rated decorated for the occasion with daisies and ferns In the parlor an" hnpro hnpro-vired - vired hnpro-vired altar of daisies and ferns was ar arranged - ranged arranged At high - noon Mbs Rachel Wooliscroft announced the coming of the bridal party by playing the Lohen Lohengrin - grin Lohengrin wedding march It was led by the officiating minister Rev Dr T Q Kerr of the Presbyterian church Fal Falmouth - mouth Falmouth former pastor of the bride fol-' lowed by the groom and hb best man Monte Goebel the maid of honor ' Mias Louise Simrall and the bride who en entered - tered entered upon the arm of her father "Call Me Thine Own'' was softly ren rendered - dered rendered during the ceremony The beautiful and impressive ring ceremony was used The bride yet in her teens waa a pic picture - ture picture of girlish beauty and modesty in her soft clinging robe of white embroid embroidered - ered embroidered silk mull and lace enveloped in a tulk veil and carried a shower bouquet of lilKes of the valky and bride roses Her only jewel was a diamond crescent the gift of the groom Miss Simrall was pretty in white batiste and lace and carried pink roses and ferns All in all thb was one of the prettiest home wed weddings - dings weddings that has taken place in thb tion of the State in many moons The bride Miss Louise Mensies Ap Applegate - plegate Applegate b the onty daughter of Mr and Mrs Leslie T Applegate She b a native of thb city having been bom and spent the greater portion of her life hen She removed to Covington With her parents about five yean ago when she has since resided ' Mias Ap Applegate - plegate Applegate b a young lady of the highest Christian character and one of the' most beautiful maidens Pendkton eoun eounty - ty eounty ever produced She was graduated from Rugby High School Covington and was afterward a student at Science Hill Female Colkge Dr J Risk Meek was also bom and reared hen He b of the highest type a Christian gentleman always courte courteous - ous courteous polite and manly He was gradu graduated - ated graduated with highest honors last week from the Ohk Medical Colkge Cincin Cincinnati - nati Cincinnati Immediately after the ceremony and congratulations wen extended the bride and groom led the way to the dining room when an elegant bnakfast was served At the brgo round bridal table which waa embellished with daisies ferns and candle sticks with white and green shades coven wen bid for Dr and Mrs Meek Misses Louise Simrall Kitty and Fnnces Kinsey Dayton O Grace and Katherine Applegate Fal Falmouth - mouth Falmouth Susan Kavanaugh Ft Thomas Marguerite Hunt Anna Marshall Hill Jane Martin Dr Swarts Dr Tuechtcr Dr Langdale Monte Goebel Cincin Cincinnati - nati Cincinnati Frasier Monroe and Matt Apple Apple-gate - gate Apple-gate Falmouth Leslie Applegate and Joe Spears Among the other guests wen Mrs Kinsey Dayton O Mrs JM Meek Mrs Fannie Applegate Mines Maude and Hallk Appkgato Falmouth John Mensies Louis and W M Applegate Falmouth Misses Louise Mullikin Eifie James Samuella Spears Virginia Mar Martin - tin Martin Mr and Mrs John Simrall Mr and Mrs Frank Van Winkle Mrs Spears Mrs Mensies Min Tucker Mrs Carter Mrs Shelley Rouse Mr and Mrs Bond Mr Sidner Kavanaugh Misses Mary and Katherine Kavanaugh Misses Mary and Sarah Murphy" St Louis Min Eleanor Kinsey Rev T C Kerr Rev Gilbert Glass Dr Meek and bride left Saturday af afternoon - ternoon afternoon for a bridal trip' of about one month's duration and will visit all the principal cities of the east and Canada after which they will come to Fal Falmouth - mouth Falmouth to spend a few months They were the recipients of a number of beautiful and valuable presents Candidas sf Osr Tfkaa The turnpikes of our county are at present in a very bad condition caused by the' numerous washing rains thb spring The blame cannot justly be laid at the door of any official as it beyond the power of man to prevent these natural causes Be patient brother traveler arid the powers-that-be will in due time get down to work and pat the roads in proper condition Thb will be a tremendous job and it cannot be'aecomplished in a day week or month but will take time and lots oi1 money So don't be too quick to condemn

iHm CmL ' IMSWilUNlbM ih'' Ths Republicans f Kentucky In State convention Wednesday night selected Hon Augustus E Willson of Louisville u their candidate for Governor and adopted their platform without a dis dissenting - senting dissenting voice ' The eonteat between the adherenta of Wee President Fairbanka and Secretary of War Taft in committee waa warm but there waa but one report naming no candidate and merely expressing a preference foe a candidate who would faithfully carry out President Roose Roosevelt's - velt's Roosevelt's policy - The local option danse of the' plat platform - form platform was adopted without a murmur -'Hon Augustus E Wilson is a resi resident - dent resident of Louisville and for many years prominent in politics and at the bar He is a splendid campaigner and will be' ' remembered as having made a speech here in 1896 THX TICKXT : For Governor - Augustus E Willson Louisville - - i ' For Lieut Governor - William H Cox IhysviDe ' For State Treasurer-Chapman S Farley Paducah For State Auditor-Frank P James HarTodsburg -For Attorney General-Judge James Breathitt Hopkinsville The Republicans of Pendleton county pet In mass convention in the court house on Saturday last at 160 p m for the purpose of selecting delegates to represent Pendleton county in the State Convention which met in Louisville Wednesday for the purpose of mmiinathy candidates for State offices to be voted for this falL Every precinct waa well represented by representative BepoUcaua and more harmonious convention was never held in oureld temple ef justice--i 'Dr'J 'E' Wilson" Chairman of the County Executive Committee called the convention to order and stated its purpose ' The selection of a temporary chairman and secretary was then in or order - der order and on motion J M Thomaseon of Butler was choeen chairman and W J Shonert secretary ' The chair appointed John Woodhead Dr J EL' Wilson and N & Ridgway committee on resolutions The com committee - mittee committee reported the following resolu resolutions - tions resolutions which were unanimously adopted: Resolved by the Republicans of Pen Pendleton - dleton Pendleton eounty in mass convention as assembled - sembled assembled First That they hereby express their confidence in the wisdom and integrity of President Roosevelt and endorse his administration and the prompt and wise manner in which he has taken up every important public question Second That we endorse the candi candidacy - dacy candidacy of Hon A B Willson of Louis Louisville - ville Louisville for Governor of Kentucky and hereby instruct the delegates selected by this convention to give him their hearty support for the nomination in the Republican State Convention and to cast the vote of this county for him in said convention and use all honora- bie means for his nomination and elec election - tion election and those delegates in attendance at said convention are hereby author authorised - ised authorised to cast the 12 votes of Pendleton county on all matters coming before said convention Capt T M Barton of Butler of offered - fered offered the following resolution on the floor of the convention which was also unanimously adopted: Resolved That the Republican party should nominate a candidate for Judge of the Court of Appeals WC Huddleston C T Bailey and F S McMillan were appointed commit committee - tee committee on delegates and reported the fol following - lowing following gentlemen as delegates to rep represent - resent represent Pendleton county in the Conven Convention - tion Convention at Louisville? C B Stith W 8 Clark Alex Cald Caldwell - well Caldwell C M Cowles W 8 Race W C Huddleston W E Wilson F 8 Mc McMillan - Millan McMillan N C Ridgway John Wood Wood-head - head Wood-head George Harry J 0 Warner Thos Schrock J W Middleton James Kidwell F L Billings Dr W H Yelton Samuel Rosens tic 1 C- T Bai Bailey - ley Bailey J C Wilson Ben Hitch Jeff Moore W L Southgate and H E Aulkk W C Tarvin and Dr Wilson were appointed to pass the hat and take up a collection to help defray the expenses of the suit against the unjust gereman gereman-der - der gereman-der of the State Bristol county Rhode Island is the smallest eounty in the United States containing only twenty-five square miks The county having the largest population is New York Baity eounty Texas has only four inhabitants

y OwCIskkhg lalsfc By special arrangements with the fol following - lowing following papers we have been abb to make clubbing rates as follows: " Cincinnati (daily) Times-Star and the OUTUMHOwth one year for $260 j Cincinnati (daily) Poet and the Out Outlook - look Outlook both one year for $250 Kentucky (daily) Ppst and the Out Outlook - look Outlook both one year for $250 CincbdUti (wuekty) Enquirer and the OUTLOOg both one year for $L50l Cincfaim lr(sei sly) Commercial-Tribune and fheCiLOOK both one year for $18& '! ' LmVVPt ' Courier-Journal Aki&kJn'lkHN-ymeifoel $160 ' Ths isd Pm Silsslim Mr and'Mrs Wm Gillespie of Four Oaks are suffering with a mild attack of small pox and their home has been placed under quarantine by Health offi officer - cer officer Wilson' Charles Gillaspie a son of thb aged eoupk came out from Cov Covington - ington Covington about three weeks ago and while here broke out with small pox Hb children who live with their grand parents were vaccinated and have not as yet shown any manifestation of the llnesa but the old folks refused to be vaccinated and are now suffering with the loathsome disease as a result Af After - ter After learning the nature of hb ailment Charles went directly to the Covington pest house where he now is TAfiw Spies Is Is lls2t Those of our citixens who have had cause to complain of the telephone ser service - vice service in the immediate past should re restrain - strain restrain their wrath for a little while onger The new management has a full construction crew here and has just sent in a car load of new material with whkh they will begin immediately to rebuild the telephone system which when completed will be second to Hone in the country Every 'phone will be a long distance instrument with direct connection with Cincinnati and from there with all points reached by tele telephone - phone telephone Kaaa ReriUL A social affair of today will lie the piano recital given by the musk pupils of Miss Katherine Dudley at 3 o'clock These recitals are always very enjoya enjoyable - ble enjoyable and thb one bids fair to be no less so than the ones of foregoing years Those taking part are: Misses Ma Mabel - bel Mabel Blackerby Katherine Applegate Carrie Thomas Fay Rogers Ruth Ridgway Ins Shoemaker Sara Gayle Louise and Lucille Seaman Nellie and Alice Galloway Lucille Browning Nan Nannie - nie Nannie Rukj Lillian Monroe and Avery Schuberth CyrilsM High Ichsri The Cyrithisna High School Commence Commencement - ment Commencement took place in that city on tost Friday afternoon at the opera house Among the class was the name of Mias Anna King Swimford who has visited in our city There were 17 graduates - 16 girb and 1 boy Mr and Mrs Walter W Willis and little daughter Thelma went up to that city to witness the graduation of the former's' cousin Miss Mattye Lee Willis who was also a member of the class 1907 Preparation personality sentiment and high sounding theory are all well enough but the man who relies too much upon these will find himself a long ways In the yske of the man wh does things

Oar Fim Mr Hickman Childers son in bw of Pendleton county and who b now hold holding - ing holding a lucrative government position in the Census Department at Washington D CL enjoys the distinction of being the first subscriber to the Outlook It will be remembered that whib resid residing - ing residing in Washington some weeks ago Ms 18 months old daughter fell from a sec second - ond second story window to the pavement be below - low below and its life hung in the balance for me time but b now doing nicely with the exception of its eye sight which may become impaired It is earnestly hoped by Mr and Mrs Chil Childers' - ders' Childers' many friends here that in time the little one's tight may be completely restored- L MeD Cwmd Ikird Fmn Just as we "expected" our old friend I McD Garrard now of Chicago ex ex-Circuit - Circuit ex-Circuit Cleric of thb county and who has a legion of friends here in the "wagon yard" who are always glad to bear good tidings from the transplanted "flower" comes forward with a few words of encouragement and begs to be put down as a charter member on our subeeription list F'rom what 'we can learn Mae b drifting with the tide of prosperity in the Windy City but b ever ready to sacrifice a few minutes of hb time to keep in touch with the do doings - ings doings at hb old home hence he asks for a seat on the Outlook wagon New fink at InsksviUs The Farmers Equity Bank was or organised - ganised organised at Brooksvilk last week with a capital of $18000 At a meeting of the stockholders the following officers and directors were elected: Jeff Teegarten president C N Mc McCarty - Carty McCarty vice-president W Stevenson cashier Directors Perry McDowell Jeff Teegarden J T Watson W T Peddiconi Dr N A Jett VanHook Jett John Flannery C N McCarty and Jacob Wagner The new institution has every pros prospect - pect prospect of being successful It now has 105 stockholders The Vala sf a Mswiysw b the His An experienced Montgomery county teacher says that pupib who have ac access - cess access to newspapers at home when com compared - pared compared with those who do not are better readers better spellers better gram grammarians - marians grammarians better punctuators and read more understandingly and obtain practical knowledge of geography in al almost - most almost half the time it requires others What can be said of the children ai' Montgomery eounty can truthfully be said of the children of thb or any other county Subcribe for the Outlook am interest the children $100 a year FiASai at Craai'i Lake CmJ Grant's Lake and Summer Resort at Butler opened on the 1st hut and al although - though although the weather has not been at all favorable for pleasure seekers there are now -a goodly number of people there Fishing b splendid and the grounds have been enhanced in many ways Natural gas lights on the grounds to illuminate the park in the evening is one of the latest improve improvements -

rws OF THE WEEK in mind the A S of-- deni fA the Fair Grounds on July 4t! The Farmers Equity Bank a new stitutijn has been organised at 1 ville - The Republican mass convention held here last Saturday instructed for Hon Gus Willson for Governor ' Prof E B Buffington superintend ent of our eity schools has resigned and -will go to North Middletown The turnpikes of Pendleton eounty have been damaged thousands of dol-' tore by the tremendous rains the past two months Mr and Mrs Wm Gillespie are euf- -faring from a mild attack of small pox and have been placed in quarantine They reside near Four Oaks From all reports the tobacco crop will be short in Pendleton and adjoin adjoining - ing adjoining counties caused by the recent wash washing - ing washing rains and scarcity of plants Dr J Risk Meek and Miss Louise Appkgato were married last Saturday at the home of the bride's father Mr Leslie T Applegate in Covington Jwl Tlak at Thk To my many friends and fellow citixens in Falmouth and Pendleton county and the readers of The Outlook: They say it pays to advertise so we win see by thb ad Here b a chance of your life We are goby to offer a special discount of $50 to all purchasers of pianos in thb eounty for 15 days only from date of thb paper to those pur- chasing a Kimball piano within that time The discount will be given by bringing or mailing thb sd to our Dis District - trict District Manager He will give it hb per personal - sonal personal attention We have a full line of pianos self-playing pianos music boxes pipe organs cabinet organs and chureh otgana We guarantee satisfaction to Every purchaser we five the best term we sell the ' best instrumehts at W W Kimball Go Roy H Thkklkkld Db Mgr Fab mouth Ky The time b fast approaching when nominations of candidatee for represen- ' tative must be made' and while ' we have no personal grievance Against either of the gentlemen who have an announced - nounced announced themselves as candidates for the Democratic nomination yet we feel it our duty to urge upon the Republi Republicans - cans Republicans of fha county the advisability of nominating a good strong candidate for the office The outlook for Repub Republican - lican Republican success thb fall was never bright brighter - er brighter and with the brilliant Willson at the head of our ticket we should have little difficulty in sending a Republican to the Legislature from old Pendleton Several good men have been suggest- ed and it behooves us to weigh each man's qualifications carefully and at the proper time nominate a candidate who will pluck the plum j G W COLVIN

Fnf IMflagtsa Is ge Is Nsrth Prof E B Buffington and Ms estim estimable - able estimable family left last Tuesday for North Middletown where he goes to accept the principalship of the college at that place Prof Buffington has been jtt the head of the Falmouth Graded School for the past eight years and it is with deep regret that we see him leave for other fields of labor A com combination - bination combination of circumstances however influenced him to make the change af after - ter after but recently having been re-elected as principal of our school His labors in the school here have been fruitful of much good and to his efforts wob wobbly - bly wobbly more than those of any -other one person is due the sucoese of Falmouth's most excellent school We bespeak for him like subeeso in his new field and moat heartily commend him to the citixens of the littk Blue Grass city On CMmm Uffanob It b with surprise as well as fegret that we note the indifference with which ou&eitisens have responded to the notin recently sent out by Board of Health The sanitary condi condition - tion condition of our beautiful littie eity is not what it should be to say the least and unless proper proeautione are token our community is iiabk to suffer from an outbreak of some of the dread diseases - diphtheria meningitis and scarlet fever - which have been prevailing in other parts of the State Fellow citi citi-sens - sens citi-sens do not neglect tide important duty any longer Clean up your prem premises - ises premises Let us do an in our power to aid the Board of Health in making our town not only one of the prettiest but one of the healthiest in the State

The Local Union of the American Society of Equity of Pendleton eounty will hold a grand cekbration and bask basket - et basket dinner at the Fair Grounds on July 4th Thb will be one of the biggest things of its kind ever held within the borders of Pendkton eounty The local unions of the surrounding counties will also help to swell the crowd and in every way lend aasbtance to make it a grand success A number of the big guns of the tobacco movement through throughout - out throughout the Burley district will be here and make speeches Everything will be free A band haa been engaged for the occasion by the committee and nothing will be spared to make the gathering profitable to the tobacco growers of thb eounty The prosperity of the farmers means the prosperity of all our people therefore it behoovee every eitisen to lend a help helping - ing helping hand The committee on arrangements ap appointed - pointed appointed by the President at the last meeting of the County Union met last Saturday to discuss the plans for the cekbration and appointed the follow following - ing following sub-eommitteea: F M Crawford eommitte on musk H F Monroe marshal of the day W G Fryer musical director Thos Wilson W L Godman com committee - mittee committee to amnge speakers' stand etc Dr CL F Creceliua W L Godman finance committee N CL Ridgway treasurer - The committee will meet on Saturday to complete the details and a full at attendance - tendance attendance b desired A S OF L'

b Swr f fnf fieffhgtn ami Fanrfty One of the most enjoyable soctol func functions - tions functions of the season waa an informal re reception - ception reception at the elegant home of Mr J W Thompson on Monday evening in honor of Prof and Mrs Buffington The company was composed of the members of the School Board and their wives' pnd members of the Christian church pt which Prof Buffington b a seaku Worker and beloved elder- and the tegi-fierB of ths Falmouth Graded 8choo( The occasion resolved itself into a bjve feast of farewell to the pro pro-feasor - feasor pro-feasor ancTmany were the expressions of affsirtion and esteem voiced by those present t?: Rev G W' Barnes was preasatj mto service as impromptu toast toast-masterVid - masterVid toast-masterVid after making some very appropriate remarks ealled upon Mr E 8' Clarke Mr W J Rule Dr J EL Wilson sal Mr J R Williams all of whomaaionded with words of high re re-gaidVof - gaidVof re-gaidVof Buffington and deep ap appreciate - preciate appreciate of the success of hb labors in our fiwl At the conclusion of the eommet of the other speakers Prof BuffingtW h a few beautiful and well choeen Anwrks expressed hb grati gratitude - tude gratitude for As many kind words spoken and forjim eitiment which prompted the assuming of hb friends on thb occasbriL A fitting finab to the (Veil (Veiling - ing (Veiling sntf ane greatly enjoyed by thoee present was the serving of delightful refreshments '