Society Editor Notes From Louisville To Lexington
A long list of social visitors and residents is recorded, naming W T Hunt in Louisville, Miss Laula Baumstark of Waco visiting here, Mrs Leee Crear and Mrs S B Carrington in Lexington, and many others from Richmond Lebanon Paris and OwOs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Hunt
Louisville
Edwin Corby
Richmond
L Cc. Férenson
Lebanon
Ohio
T. Havens Brunner
Friends
Winchester
Je Henderson
Laula Baumstark
Waco
Leée Crear
S. B. Carrington
Lexington
Mark Ferguson
Joe Crouch
Bloomfield
Hope and Charles Thorpe in Kane Mills Drama
Hope arrives at Kane Mills and learns of the Roughneck labor leader Charles Thorpe. A threatening confrontation pushes Hope to intervene with a piano song that moves Thorpe. She tells him to go home, and he promises to return when he is brave enough to be true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Charles Thorpe
Kane Mills
Thorpe
Fielding
Lester Kane
Idnng
Phorpe
Jorpe
Budsy
Dearie
Sin
Hospital News and Recoveries Reported in Local Notes
The Sick Mrs J H Brunner is recovering from a month long illness J R Lyons has improved after flu illness Grace Lockridge has recovered from influenza Beall Hadden returned to work after mumps Virginia Duff returned to the University of Kentucky after flu Mrs Robert G Stoner ill at Longwood for several days James Wilson underwent surgery at Mary Chiles Hospital and is improving Lillie Williams shows tumor surgery recovery Anna Tipton illness shows improvement Stella Willoughby had tonsils and adenoids removed and is doing well
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Jacobs
Lexington
G. B. Turner
Mary Chiles Hospital
B. W. Reffitt
Frenchburg
Huntington
W. Va
D. B. Reffitt
J. R. Lyons
Miss Grace Lockridge
Virginia Duff
University of Kentucky
Robert G. Stoner
Longwood
James Wilson
Charles Wilson
Anna Tipton
Howard Avenue
Stella Willoughby
Mrs. Zee Willoughby
Sickness of R W Wade at West High Street
R W Wade is seriously ill at his home on West High street with relatives and friends greatly alarmed over his condition. Recovery is very doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Wade
West High Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Burpee
Duerson’s
Society
M. G. Buckner
Owensboro
B. W. ‘Trimble
John C. Woolfolk
John Taul
Frank Ray
Charles Ray
John Payne
Carlisle
R. R. Warner
Locust Street
Margaret Guthrie
Margaret
Elm Street
Howard B. Turner
Long Green Tobacco Co
Sarah Simrall
Washington
W. T. Simrall
E. Y. Nelson
Robert Nelson
Norfolk
John Storer
R. G. Owings
Lizzie P. Coleman
Frieda Hempel
Charles A. Ray
Peyton and
Darwin Ray
Robert McConnell
Versailles
Zeke Shackelford
Childen
New Zealand
Nannie Shackelford
Richardson
Florida
N. T. Benton
Senff
Broadway
Henry Seniour
West Main Street
Roger Brake
Benton
Bernice Hall Anderson
Clearwater
Fla
Howard van Antwerp
Bettie Bruce van Antwerp
Marjorie Sullivan
Danville
G. D. Sulllivan
Charles B. Stephens
Ruth Caroline Stephens
Cincinnati
C. E. Stephens
Mr. Sterling
Misses Crump
Clayton Hisle
Véntig
Nant Ter Pike
Belle
Frances Crump
Hnéme
Willie Belle
Linnie
Alma
Laysand
Elizabeth
Hoskins
Mary
Hall
Mary Elizabeth Hadden
Mildred Golden
Eldena Bunch
Patty Buch
M. B. Hadden
Linnié Rupard
John Golden
Lee Bunch
James Hoskins
Trimble
Talbert May
William .Rupard
Ernest Keene
Hisle
Kate Emerson
Nelson Crump
THE
Teasdale CO
Walnut Street
Purina
Conkey’s
I. F
Western Newspaper Union
the Candy Kitchen
J. H. Brunner
Beall Hadden
Lillie Willams
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
New
York
Neal
William
Jennings Bryan
Kats Ghuis
Bettie M. Roberts
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