Phyto Label for the Liver Dr A B Riley travels
Dr A B Riley went to Hopkinsville Monday and returns Tuesday. Mrs C A Williams of Shreveport La is expected in Hertford this weekend to spend the summer. Mr and Mrs R Brown near Hartford are the parents of a baby girl born Sunday June 11. Miss Annetta Gillespie of the city was guest of her aunt Mia. Nettie Reid and other relatives in Rockport. Last weekend Mr David Herrel and daughter Deana, Mr Charles Thomas and little daughter Morgantown were in Hartford Monday. Mine Sallie Shultz returns from Bowling Green normal school to spend summer. Mite Emilia Bell of Buford expected today to spend weekend with Milady Margaret and Annabel King. Miss Elizabeth Moore of Galion Ohio to spend two weeks in the city with her mother Mrs Windle Moore. Mr and Mrs Ruskel Pirtle of Detroit Mich arrive Sunday for two weeks with Mr Pirtle's parents, Mr and Mrs J R Pirtle. Mr M P Maddox of Kronos and grandson J Carl Hill are the guests of Dr Dell Maddox and Mrs Maddox of Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annetta Gillespie
City
Mia
Nettie Reid
Rockport
David Herrel
Deana
Charles Thomas
Morgantown
Hartford
Emilia Bell
Buford
Milady Margaret
Annabel King
Elizabeh Moore
Galion
Ohio
Windle Moore
Personal News And Social Events In Town
Amelia Barnett of the city spent last week in Danville visiting Dr. B P Rogers of Fordsville. Miss Marguerite Renfrew of Owensboro stayed with Miss Amelia Pirtle and Mrs Guy Romney. Mrs Carl Hoover spent the weekend with her father Willard Hens and family in McHeary. J W Chapman of Buffalo Okla visiting relatives near town. Beaver Dam residents Frank Marshal and W C Harnew were in Central City on business. A new shipment of self sealer fruit cans from Williams Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Barnett
Danville
Carl Hoover
City
Willard Hens
McHeary
Messry
Frank
Marshal
W. C. Harnew
Beaver Dam
Central City
Local Notices and Visit Notes From Owensboro Area
A compilation notes Mrs Finis Leach of Beaver Dam visiting relatives in the city. Miss Hettie Riley of Owensboro guest of others in town. Mr W J Bean and W Williams Taylor made a business trip to Louisville. Miss Margaret Williamson Cen tertown spent weekend with Miss Lelia Glenn. Mr and Mrs W C Logan and family and Mrs F L Lauterwasser were in Owensboro Monday. Miss Marie Her expects to return home to Owensboro today after visiting relatives since Sunday. Advert shows One and two row Hoosier Corn Drill by Ellis & Bro. Mrs Hallie Cook and Mrs L A Sharer visiting relatives in Morgantown and Davenport. Mr and Mrs Marvin Parks and children plus Edith Bell King in Owensboro Tuesday. Mrs Abbie Waddle Burana of Altoon, Til, visiting cousins Mesdames Bimore Abbiey, Andy Wallace and John Cooper. Mr and Mrs James Caskey Ben moved to Central City last week. Mr Bennett now with an Insurance Company. For sale Four head of mules and one Holstein cow. Ongoing travel of Mr O Hunter and Mrs Overhults to Owensboro with Overhults departing Colorado home. Mrs Cliftig Felix in City Hospital Owensboro since week after unsuccessful appendix operation.
Deering and McCormick Mowers and Rakes Ad
Local Hartford merchants Ellis & Bro advertise mowers and rakes plus be ans and millets. Notices mention W. B Ellis & Bro and late summer visits by residents, with brief items on travel medical treatments and social visits. A theatre play by Lady Maccabees at the High School, and a car for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deering and McCormick
W. B, Ellis & Bro
Hartford
Lady Maccabees
Social notes and arrivals in Owensboro area families
Phyto Saties for Rheumatiom Mr. and Mrs. Henderton Mur phree Owensboro guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rowan Holbrook Mrs. John Moore of Lotteville arrived to stay several days with relatives Mrs. W. C. Overbuils and tittle von Winston Bennett left for Cedar Edge Col o after weeks here guests of Mr. John B. Wilson and son John Allen who were in Island Tuesday John Allen returned but Mr Wilson went to Lewistport Katherine McGragol milliner for Fair & Company Cincinnati left for Nashville Ind then home to Cincinnati Ervin Casebier returned to Beaver Dam after Georgetown Calexe school summer vacation For sale house and lot on Liberty St Hartford Ky five rooms neat lot barn garden etc contact W. A. Clark or call home phone 123-2L Mrs Ernest E. Birkhead and sister Mrs C B Rogers leaving for Akron Ohio to visit sister Mrs Marvin Bean and Mr Bean also visit Niagen Falls and other points Mr and Mrs W Fulkerson of Herrin Ill guests of relatives in Kronos Moorman and Central City spent Wednesday to Friday with nephew Lewie Pulkerson and Mrs Fulker son
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C.overbuils
Tittle von
Winston Bennett
Cedar Edge
Colo
Howie
Liberty St
Hartford
W. A. Clark
Mrs. W
Timber interests bring Mr Harl back to Owensboro
Mr. Tandy Harl returned to his Owensboro home last Friday after spending time attending timber affairs in the Barret’s Ferry area. While in the country he was hosted by his brothers Mestre Willie and Willis Harl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tandy Harl
Owensboro
Barret’s Ferry
Hin Brothers
Mestre
Willie
Willis Harl
Mrs. Barrett Visits Relatives Amid Family Tour
Mrs Lyman G Barrett and her young son Lynn Culley are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs R B Culley in Stanley. They visited her sister Mrs A D Baird and Mr Baird in Glenville, with Mrs Baird joining them to Stanley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman G. Barrett
Lynn Culley
City
Central City Social Notes and Rural Accident Report
Mike and Helen Wallace and their brothers Elwood Waylin and Kenneth visit grandmother Mrs S T Barnett in Central City. Parents arrive tomorrow to accompany children home. John Allen Wilson leaves Saturday for Memphis to join Illinois Central Railroad. Wilson, former University of Kentucky student, plans to work this year and return to school in 1923. Mr and Mrs James M Cox depart for Washington DC after visiting Mrs Cox's parents Prof and Mrs Mason. Mrs Mason accompanies them for a month. During an early Tuesday electrical storm two mules belonging to Ellis Henry of the Nocreek community were killed by a struck tree sheltering them from the rain. Editor W S Tinsley and Dr and Mrs I B Tappan returned from Louisville where they attended Rough River Lodge 110’s Grand Lodge meeting. Mrs Tappan visited Major and Mrs J L Latlinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Margaret Helen Wallace
Elwood Waylin
Kenneth
Central City
5. T. Barnett
John Allen Wilson
Memphis Tenn
Illinois Central Railroad
James M. Cox
Washington, D. C
Thin City
Elyis Henry
Nocreek
Tinsley
Mra
B. Tappan
Louisville
Tappan
Rough River Lodge No. 110
Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythlng of
Kentucky
Mrd
J. L. Latlenger
Local visits and family arrivals noted in town
My Tony Johnson of Bond Tie Co in Lewisville spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs J A Johnson. Mr and Mrs Edward Hoover returned to Cincinnati after weeks visiting Hoover's mother Mrs Mary B Hoover and her relatives in the Bedo community. Word arrived of a second son born May 1 to Mr and Mrs C Beckham Kinskern of Miami Florida, Kenneth Polit christened. Mrs Kinskern formerly Mind Elisabeth Felix, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank L Felix of the city, now in Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Johnson
Bond Tie Co
Lewisville
J. A. Johnson
Mrs
Edward Hoover
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mr. Hoover
Mary Bi. Hoover
Mrs. Hoover
Ford Bidwell
C. Beckham Kinskern
Miami
Pla
Kenneth Polit
Kinskern
Elisabeth Felix
Frank L. Felix
Thin City
Fla
Joby A Johnson Hurt In Work Accident At Bond Tie Co
Mr Joby A Johnson superintendent of the Bond Tie Company Delatur Alabama suffered a painful accident at work when a device penetrated his hand. He received immediate medical care and returned home. Doctors expect the wound to heal enough for his return to work soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joby A. Johnson
Bond Tie Company
de~ Latur
Ala
Bia
Williamstown man seeks medical care after home threats
Mr. David Bishop of city, who has been threatening himself at home, went to Owensboro Monday night with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bishop. A specialist at the Ofty hospital examined him and decided surgery is not needed at present. He returned home Wednesday improving nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bishop
City
Oscar Bishop
Owensboro
Ofty Hospital
Herrin visitors take Beaverdam to Louville for operation
Mrs W Blankenship and Mr and Mrs Noble Taylor with their daughter Nevélyn, visiting relatives in Herrin, traveled to Louisville on Tuesday where the young girl underwent an operation for tonsillitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blankenship, City
Noble Taylor
Nevélyn
Herrin, T
Beaver Dam
Loulaville
Chattanooga and Calhoun residents visit in city
Mr and Mrs J D Hardin of Chattanooga Tennessee and Mrs W A Franklin of Calhoun Kentucky motored to the city from Calhoun Sunday and spent the day with Mrs Mattie Barrett. Mr and Mrs Hardin are guests of Mr and Mrs Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Hardin
Chattanooga
Tenn
W. A. Franklin
Calhoun Ky
Thin City
Calhoun
Mattie Barret
Hardin
Franklin
Duke and relatives visit kin in Kentucky and West Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Duke drove to Owensboro last Saturday to meet Mr. Duke's sister Mrs. J. W. Slack and nephew William Bennett of Welch West Virginia who had been visiting Mr. Duke and Mrs. Slack's brother Rev Rethel Duke and Mrs Duke of Henderson. Mrs. Slack returned home Saturday afternoon while her nephew stayed a few days with brothers Robert and Henry near Utica. He will arrive in the city tomorrow to stay until Monday with relatives, or Rev T. T. Praaier, pastor of the point church. Ninety three preacher students attended rural Methodist pastors school at Russellville with Owensboro District having the largest representation. Rev Praiser won the Five Dollar Prize for the best display of church advertising. also in attendance were Rev Buckney Beaver Dam F A Supoleta Centertown and John Hamilton formerly Hartford Route 6 now of Stephensport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Duke
Owensboro
Duke
J. W. Slack
William Bennett
Welch
W. Va
Utica
T. Praaier
the Point Church
Russellville
Prasier
W. ©. Buckney
Beaver Dam
F. A. Supoleta
Centertown
John Hamilton
Hartford
Stephensport
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Fair Dealers
A. B. Riley
Hopkinsville
C. A. Williams
Shreveport, la
Hertford
R. Brown
Mine Sallie Shultz
Bowling Green
Ruskel Pirtle
Detroit, Mich
Mr. Pirtle
J. R. Pirtle
M. P. Maddox
Kronos
J. Carl Hill
Maddox
Dell Maddox
Mrs. Maddox
The
Hartford Republican
EL Perbo
Little Perkins
Sweet Marie
Williams & Taylor
B. P. Rogers
Fordsville
Tuewlay
Mr. J
Day of
Marguerite Renfrew
Oweneboro
Amelia Pirtle
Minnen Grace
Eltie of
Yeaman
Guy Romney
Ore
J. W. Chapman
Buffalo, Okla
Mrs. Strother Hawking
Near Town
Williams & Taylors
Finis Leach
Hettie Riley
W. J. Bean
Margaret Williamson
Lelia Glenn
W. C. Logan
F. L. Lauterwasser
Marie Her
Sun
Ama W. B. Ellis & Bro
Hallie Cook
L. A. Sharer
Weston, W. Va
Davenport
Marvin Parks
Yona, Dale and
Hugh Franklin
Edith Bell King
Abbie Waddle Burana
Alton, Til
Mesdame
Bimore Abbiey
Andy Wallace
John Cooper
James Caskey
Ben
Bennett
Claud King
O. Hunter
W. C. Overhults
Ow- Wonboro
Cliftig Felix
Malcom Davly
Virginia
John Lindley
Mr. Lindley
Ellis & Bro
Harriet Paxton
J. W. Taylor
J. Ross Taylor
Rowan Holbrook
Henderson Murphree
Mr. Murphree
Chester Leach
Kansas City
Thornton
Minor
That City
William Lake
R. F.D
City Hospital
Williams & “Taylors
Alfred Wallace
Leonard
Alma Crowder
Beulah Baise
Beulah
Grayson County News
Nce
Henderton = Murphree
John Moore
Lotteville
John B. Wilson
John Allen
Island
Mr. Wilson
Lewleport
Katherine McGragol
Fair & Company
Nashville
Ind
Cinccinnati
Ervin Casebler
Georgetown Calexe
J. ¥. Casebier
Ernest E. Birkhead
C. B. Rogers
Bikton
Akron
Marvin Bean
Mr. Behn
Alto Gato Niagen Falls
Pointe
Buick
Buick Motor Company
Flint, Michigan
Acton Brothers
Hartford, KY
Beech-Nut Packing Company
Canajoharie, N. Y
Bow Williams & Taylor
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