County High School Notes Reflect Spring Activities
County High School notes report baseball fever opening the season with campus games and a possible team formation. The Pig Club is active and the Black and Old Gold Literary Society hosted a program with minor criticism due to an absent critic. Agricultural classes judged corn with average yields, and visitors included Miss Mary Land Brunner, Mabel Leach, A. D. Bosley, J. T. Coons, and Transylvania student Immaura, a Japanese pupil aiming for missionary work.
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Pig Club
County High School
Black and Old Gold Literary Society
Henry Barnes
Mary Land Brunner
Mabel Leach
A. D. Bosley
J. T. Coons
Mary Coons
Translyvania
Immaura
Transylvania
Notice to creditors of W. B. Greene
All persons having claims against the late W. B. Greene will please present same proven for consideration to Mrs. W. B. Greene. (40-31) Best Home Killed Meats at Van arsdell's.
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W. B. Greene
Best
Vanarsdell’s
Fancy Evaporated Apricots 15 Cents Per Pound
J B Whites advertises fancy evaporated apricots at 15 cents per pound in a local shopping listing.
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J. B. White
Birth of a Nation shown at Table Theatre April 17 18
Magnitude of D W Griffiths feat in The Birth of a Nation astonishes film devotees. The production uses 150 years of American history as subject and 18 000 actors with 3000 cavalry mounts. An operatic score by Wagner worthy music accompanies the arrival of this motion picture spectacle.
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D. W. Griffith
Griffith
Ku Klux Klan
Table Theatre
Anderson News sold to local buyers in Lawrenceburg
Jesse Alverson has sold the Anderson News in Lawrenceburg to Prof. Horace V. Bell and Mrs. Mary Dowling of Lawrenceburg. Also advertised are Petit Pois Peas 20 cents a can and new street pumps from Punch, Graves & Co.
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Jesse Alverson
Anderson News
Lawrenceburg
Horace V. Bell
Mary Dowling
White's
Punch, Graves & Co
Stoops
Farmers sow oats as harvest pace slows. J T Roberson visits Lexington with his sons. Virgie Kissick returns home after visiting here. Paul Demaree departs Judy for Chattanooga nursery work. Ed Carpenter moves into Curran residence. Gregory family from near North Middleton visit. Dr Smathers visits Owingsville area. Two Baker children ill with measles.
Sells Good Mare With Brunswick County Ties
The notice reports a sorrel mare sold by Ben F. Herriott to Elmer Bailey of Lexington last week. The mare, sired by Golden King and trained by Herriott, was described as one of the best he had handled. Mrs Belle Warner and daughter of New York are listed as patrons.
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Ben F. Herriott
Elmer Bailey
Lexington
White Brothers
Golden King
Mr. Herriott
Mr. Bailey
Belle Warner
New York
For Rent Cottage on Harrison Avenue
For rent a five room cottage on Harrison avenue with good neighbors. Apply to Vanarsdell & Co. For fresh meats of all kinds call phone 246. S. Humphries & Co.
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Harrison Avenue
Vanarsdell & Co
S. Humphries & Co
Will with Two Codicils Leaves Estate to Wife and Family
The 1900 will dated June 2 witnessed by A. B. White and W. B. White provides for a monument in Machpelah cemetery after debts and funeral costs. Remainder goes to wife for life, then, on her death, specific bequests to Mrs. Crussie Willis and Henry Johns, with equal shares to siblings or children. A 1907 codicil directs further gifts to Mayme and Charlie Sledd, increases to Mrs. Willis, and adds $500 to Henry Johns. Executor O. F. Thomas named without bond. Provisions take effect June 14.
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A. B. White
W. B. White
Machpelah Cemetery
Crussie Willis
Mayme Sledd
Charlie Sledd
Drussie Willis
Henry Johns
F. Thomas
Convoy for Reconstruction Claims New Saddles
A terse notice describes a convoy aimed at reconstruction efforts and new saddles with guaranteed outcomes. The fragment hints at a program advancing replacement gear and support for ongoing work.
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J. T. Roberson
B. Hamilton
Owingsville
Paul Demaree
Judy
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mises Rushbeth
Ed Carpenter
Ed. Curran
Jas. L. Gregory
James
North
Middletown
D. L. Smathers
Springfield
Elgin Turner
Jas. O. Spratt
Sharpsburg
Tabb Theatre
Horseman
Advocate Publishing Co
Mit
Kentucky
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