Social Notes of Local Residents Visiting Relatives
Stoner is here visiting. William Scott of Chicago is visiting relatives. Miss Annse Hunt guest of relatives in Winchester last week. James Ogg guest of relatives here for a week. Miss Fisher Greene of Lexing visited relatives here until Sunday. Dr. B F Triplett was in town Monday en route to Sharpsburg to visit his parents. J Coleman Reid returned from a visit to his brother William Reid in New York. Miss Lillian Heinrich of Ashes spent weekend with her brother George. Garrett Marshall, attending a Southern University, spends this week at home. Mrs. Wm Bridgforth returns from a visit to daughter Mrs. Jas Gay in Pisgah. Dr. W R Thompson leaves today for a week with Rev J R Hobbs at Shelbyville Tennessee. Mrs. Sarah B Drake visiting Philadelphia will return home Thursday. Mr and Mrs T N Duff of Lexington spent weekend with county relatives. Mrs H P Reid and daughter Elizabeth Hall spent several days with friends in Lexington. Mrs W H Berry and daughters returned from Elizabethtown where they visited Mrs Berry's mother. George Schlegel of North Kenova Ohio in city to greet old friends. Mrs F C Laughlin and daughter spent Monday in Lexington for eye treatment. Robert Smith and Miss Lacy Smith have been visiting his new wife in Apple Ohio. Smith also visited Dayton to Columbus and called on relatives in Paris Ky. Howard Wyatt spent Sunday in Cincinnati with uncle Robert Rankin of Omaha Neb. Rankin left New York April 1 for Liverpool to spend six months with his aged mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me. Wm. Scott
Chicago
Annse Hunt
Winchester
James Ogg
B. F. Triplett
Sharpsburg
J. Coleman Reid
Pisgah
W. R. Thompson
J. R. Hobbs
Shelbyville
Tenn
Sarah B. Drake
Philadelphia
Robert Smith
Miss Lacy Smith
Men ©. Smith
Apple
Ohio
Smith
Dayton
Columbus
Paris
Howard Wyatt
Cincinnati
Robert Rankin
Omaha
Neb
Rankin
New York
Liverpool
England
Birth announcement for Jack Peters family
Mr Jack Peters receives congratulations on the arrival of a fine boy at his home on Saturday March 30. The child’s full name is Jack Miller Hoffman Peters. Also note Easter cards available at Spot Cash Grocery.
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Jack Peters
Jack Miller
Hoffman Peters
Fiscal Court elects jail physician and clock caretaker
At yesterday’s Fiscal Court meeting, Dr. W. R. Thompson was chosen as Jail Physician succeeding Dr. J. A. Shirley and John Robinson will care for the courthouse clock for the coming year. The Exchange Bank named depository for the Sinking Fund for two years, and T. Hazelrigg re elected Treasurer. Ten EL. & B.S. A. R. Bonds of $1,000 each were paid and coupons burned in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R.thompson
J. A. Shirley
John Robinson
Exchange Bank
T. Hazelrigg
Walk to Winchester by three men in a Sunday trek
Messrs. William Enoch Frank Wyatt and Howell Reese walked from here to Winchester leaving at 5 05 pm arriving 8 45 pm and taking the late train back Extra Good Suits for boys are advertised at Punch Graves Vanarsdell’s offers Clover hay and best pork beef and lamb Easter candies onions lettuce tomatoes radishes cucumbers at Spot Cash Grocery and Vanarsdell’s
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Enoch
Frank Wyatt
Howell Reese
Winchester
Vanarsdell’s
Local health bulletin notes mixed recovery reports
The column lists several residents with varying illness. Notables include Mrs L C McCormick improved, Mrs Ella Priest dangerously ill with little improvement, Daryl McClung ill with pneumonia, and Miss Bettie Roberts recovering from a broken arm and collar bone. Activities resume for H R Bright and others as they regain strength.
For Sale Dairy Cattle and Shoes Ad at Local Stores
For Sale listing milk cows and calves at the farm on Oldham pike. Advertisements note spring styles from Stacey Adams Co Walk-Over Shoes Oxfords and Punch Graves. Also a Pie Sale at The Novelty Store promoted by Nick Hadden Jr L Beali Hadden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldham Pike
Nick Hadden, Jr
Beali Hadden
Stacey, Adams & Co
Punch & Graves
Easter Dance Planned by Sterling Dancing Club
The Sterling Dancing Club schedules its annual Easter dance for Monday evening April 8 at Trimble's Hall with elaborate decorations and a swell crowd expected. Out-of-town visitors include Laura Clay Mary Wright Marie Early Lena Barbee Elizabeth McFarland Prather Harrison Juelda Conner Stella Thomas Mary Vance Sophia Burgin Edna Gaitskill Lutie Smith Nancy Lyne. White Nubuck 14 button boot for spring advertised by Brunner's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Dancing Club
Trimble’s Hall
Laura Clay
Mary Wright
Marie Early
Lena Barbee
Elizabeth McFarland
Prather Harrison
Juelda Conner
Stella Thomas
Mary Vance
Sophia Burgin
Edna Gaitskill
Lutie Smith
Nancy Lyne
Eggs for Hatching Rhode Island Reds for Sale
Pure Rhode Island Reds at 75 cents per setting. Phone 657. Mrs. Joe Trimble. 39 41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Joe Trimble
Reward Offered for Return of Missing Overcoat in Camargo
A Sun day morning report notes a cravenette overcoat left on a street corner in Camargo. A reward is offered for its return to the office, with instructions for finding the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camargo Pike
Cravenette
Notice of canine tax deadline and enforcement
All dogs whose tax remains unpaid by April 15 1912 will be killed as required by law. W F Crooks Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Crooks
City of Mt. Sterling Purchasing on Council Order
All purchases for the City of Mt. Sterling Kentucky must be made on an order signed by W. A. Samuels purchasing committee. The order directing every purchase must accompany the bill when presented by order of the Council. H. M. Ringo, Clerk.
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Mt. Sterling, Ky
W. A. Samuels
H. M. Ringo
Tobacco and farm supply ad from Bank Street vendors
Farmers Tobacco Warehouse Co and Variety Store offer a wide selection of agricultural implements led by A 1 improved chilled plows from W J Oliver. They advertise top cash prices for eggs and invite customers to call at Bank Street location Ricketts and McCormick.
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W. J. Oliver
Trade 20 shares Lithograph Stone Stock for a typewriter
An ad offers 20 shares valued at $100 in exchange for a first class condition typewriter. It notes there are only two lithograph stone quarries worldwide in Berlin and Brandensburg Kentucky. Also promoting fresh vegetables for Easter at Vanarsdell's with Advocate office contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Brandensburg
E. Woostey
Advocate Office
Carriage Service Ad by Lloyd's Stable
An advertisement offers carriage to and from the depot from Lloyd's stable dialing 281. The rate is 25 cents for a one way trip and baggage handling is available. Describes prompt and first class service. 36-6
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd’s Stable
Also Mentioned on This Page
Burpee’s ‘Garden Seeds
Geow
Ditorson’s Drug Store
Court St
Cali
Stoner
Miss Fisher Greene
Lexing
T. N. Duff
Lexington
George Schlegel
North Kenova
F. C. Laughlin
Spot Cash Grocery
E. Kelly & Co
Youman
G. E. Coons
Henry Alfrey
Spring Street
J. D. Hazelrigg
J. Franklin Reynolds
J. Q. Stephens
R. P. Thomas
Ella Priest
Paul K. McKenna
P. B. Turner
Daryl
J. L. McClung
H. R. Bright
Bettie Roberts
Spot Cash Grorge
Ralston
If Brunner
Rel
Kerr's
Tabb
Louisville
Danville
Georgetown
Lawrenceburg
Harrodsburg
Versailles
Southern Railway
H. C. King
Lexington, Ky
B. H. Todd, D. P. Arch
Sterling
the Farmers Tobacco Warehouse Co
Bank Street
Ricketts & McCormick
SWIFT
Robinson & Moore
Sutton-Eastin Co
Gmbalmers Ambulance Service
Wight
J. Y. Rogers
J. S. Samuels
Haster
The
Rogers Co
M. T. Turner
Outfitters
A. M. Triplett
Geiger’s
Yew Drug Store
H. G. Hoffman
State Mutual Life Assurance Company of
Worcester, Massachusetts
Sterling, Ky
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