Local Social Roundup Notes Visits and Travels
In Lexington on Saturday 8S Lane and family were noted. Col Huntington returned from Columbus Ohio. M H Lacy of White Oak visited his daughter Mrs Cisco. Doctors McKenna and Compton came back from Hot Springs Arkansas. Clemma Clark returned from Quornwell Kentucky after a short visit. Tal M Brown of Cincinnati stayed with his father during a serious illness. J Will Clay family and W Caldwell Clay children spent time in Tosvill and Indianapolis. L G Cannon of Georgetown and wife stayed with the Lokridge family. Major Longmire of Frankfort and Mrs Longmire visited Mr Scobee’s home. Robert R Stone of the Aviation Service was discharged and left for Sharpsburg. Stone appears well and healthy. Lieut C T Coleman, recently back from France, is home on a two week furlough from Camp Zachary Taylor. He is in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Will Clay
W. Caldwell Clay
Tosvill
Indianapolis
L. G. Cannon
Georgetown
J. W. Lockridge
Robert R. Stone
U.S. Aviation Service
Sharpsburg
Stone
C. T. Coleman
France
Camp
Zachary Taylor
Birth of son to Mrs Lester Tharp Tharp family
On Wednesday March 27 a son was born to Mrs Lester Tharp nee Leila Rogers. The birth announces the June Rogers Tharp family. War savings stamps appeal included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Tharp
Leila Rogers
June Rogers Tharp
Religious notices and events at Baptist church
J S Wilson preaches at Howards Mill Sunday afternoon at 2 30. W C T U meets Thursday at 3 at the Rest Room. Baptists urged to attend Sunday morning April 6th for an important church matter. Protracted meeting time changed Evangelist J W Degarmo arrives March 6th 18th with Elsey to lead singing. Young Woman's Auxiliary met last Thursday with Mrs Foster Rogers readings by Miss Annie Hunt on Mountain Schools. Six new members welcomed and fifteen members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Foster Rogers
Annie Hunt
Lee Crear
Illness Nets Remnants of a Busy Week in Local Wrap
The column lists local residents in ill health including Mr Henry P Reid in serious condition after an apse. Mrs Edith Cord visiting in Cynthiana. Mr C T Derrickson and Mr James Turner both seriously ill in Lexington. James Guilfoile recovering from a fractured skull. James W White improving after illness. Rev Harry C Rogers recovering from appendicitis. Mrs Ella Greene's condition worsened after a recent operation. It also notes new oxford styles at R E Punch and Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P. Reid
Edith Cord
Prof
R. I. Cord
Cynthiana
James Guilfoile
St. Joseph Hospital
Lexington
Ella Greene
Good Samaritan Hospital
Social visits and greetings in Harrodsburg area
Mrs. Nannie Moore of Harrodsburg visits Mrs. John A. Judy. Mrs. B. A. Thompson of Lexington, guest of Mrs. T. Foster Rogers, returns home Friday. N Trimble McKee of New York stayed with Judge H. C. McKee this past week. McKee to return to New York with his mother-in-law Mrs. B. F. Perry of Lexington, who has been ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Moore
Harrodsburg
John A. Judy
8. A. Thompson
Lexington
T. Foster Rogers
N. Trimble McKee
New York
H. C. McKee
McKee
B. F. Perry
Spring Styles at Stetson Hats Arrive at Punch & Co
Advertising copy notes new spring styles in Stetson hats now in stock at R. E. Punch & Co. It also urges employers to offer jobs to returning soldiers or sailors without hesitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Punch & Co
Dally Thought Inspires Relentless Pursuit of Greatness
A quoted verse by Herrick urges continuing effort after doubt, urging persistence in pursuit of lofty goals. The line emphasizes steadfast resolve despite hesitation or wavering will.
Best line of Ladies and Men's Hosiery at Punch Co
A concise display highlights a broad range of ladies stockings and mens hosiery at R E Punch and Co. The shop emphasizes quality fit and value across sizes and styles in a prominent local retail feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Punch & Co
Wardrobe Trunks At Walsh's In Fortune-Telling Ad
An odd classified line notes the fortune telling business as a poor venture for believers and adds a jab about the “fortune” being paid by customers. It concludes with a brief remark about wardrobe trunks at Walsh's.
Two Price Store Faces Likely Failure at Punch Co. Outlet
A high price store and a low price store may fail, but a two price store is bound to fail, warned by Sadies at R. E. Punch & Co. through the advertisement.
Old fashioned delinquent subscriber promised to pay
A brief notice in The Advocate for Printing recalls a former delinquent reader who habitually got drunk and promised payment for his paper, leaving the publication to wonder about his fate.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Burpee’s Garden
Maysville Street
B. Lane
Col. W. P. Huntington
Columbus, Ohio
M. H. Lacy
White Oak
Clay Cisco
Drs. P. K. McKenna
C. W. Compton
Hot Sprigs
Ark
Clemma Clark
Quornwell, Ky
Tal M Brown
Cincinnati
Sarah O. Drake
Major Longmire
Frankfort
J. S. Wilson
Howard’s Mill
J. W. Degarmo
Mr. Elsey
C. T. Derrickson
James Turner
Bright
James W. White
Harry C. Rogers
Kansas City
Oxfords
Kerr
MR. Tabs
Pathe Pathephone
H. H. Pieper Co
Hipieper Company
Dally
Herrick
Charlie Chaplin
Olga Petrova
Patience Sparhawk
Walsh’s
the Advocate For Printing
House of Kuppenheimer
Walsh Company
Mt. Sterling
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