The Mercury, Carlisle, Nicholas County, KY. Thursday 30 Jan 1902 PERSONAL Mrs. Bulah Stewart is quite ill again. Chas. Berry of this county is quite ill. Mrs. Chas. Sutton still continues quite ill. Mr. Nathan Bayless was in the city yesterday. Mrs. Eugene O'Donnell still remains very gri----- ill. Andrew Coons is quite ill with something like pneumonia. Senator Kenton has entirely recovered from his recent illness. C. T. Donnell was in Cincinnati for several days the past week. D. D. Ratliff is able to be out after a long illness with rheumatism. J. D. Power, Augusta, is here this week visiting H. B. Chappell. Warder A. McDonald, wife and babe visited in Flemingsburg this week. Rev. W. H. Polsgrove and Mr. Robt. Barr were in Millersburg Tuesday. H. H. Nolis, of Kansas City, is here visiting the family of G. E. Smith. Miss May Hendrix of Owingsville, is visiting her sister Mrs. A. B. Boyd. Miss Millie Secrest left Monday for Indianapolis to be absent several weeks. L. T. Potts, Jno. F. Morgan and G. S. Burroughs were in Paris yesterday. Attorney Winfield Buckler was in Flemingsburg Monday on legal business. Bert Brayfield was taken suddenly ill Monday and up to date is not much better. Miss Madge Mann is visiting the family of Dr. T. J. Taylor, of Richmond. Chas Lawson, of Fleming, was here last week visiting his brother, J. W. Lawson. Mrs. Mc.Kinney, of Louisville, is here visiting her son Dr. N. H. Mc.Kinney. Miss Lulu Fisher is visiting the family of her brother, Jno. L. fisher in Covington. Miss Gertrude Horn, visited friends in Paris Wednesday.. [Paris Kentuckian-Citizen. Mayor Kennedy was in Paris Friday in the interest of the Blue Grass Traction Company. Dan Mitchel left Tuesday for the East to see about his shipment of fine horses made last week. Mrs. Ed. Engles and daughter Elizabeth, of Millersburg, were here last week visiting relatives. Mrs. Cox, of Kenton county, is visiting her daughter Mrs. G. M. Brooks and son Judge F. V. Cox. - ----------------------------- Jeannie <><