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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1914

Page

8

Local Notes and News From the Countryside

George Copher recovers from illness while farmers lag on fieldwork and feed. Cattlemen turn out as grass grows slow and weeds threaten tobacco beds. Alfred Moore nearby improves from pneumonia. Luther Ginter returns from Middletown Ohio. Circuit Judge race described as long and costly. George Alexander heals after finger injuries. Robi Lyons and R. B. Moore take jobs in Hoopeston canning factory. Ashby Crockett suffers lip injury and tooth loss breaking a young horse. Richard Wills moves to Blevins farm near Stepstone. Mrs. Sallie A Taul and Mrs. Jesse Taul visit from Carlisle. E Tipton sells fine styles for $600 to a Boonesville buyer.

Robi. Lyons R. B. Moore Illinois Hoopeston Ashby Crockett Ashby Richard Wills Blevins Stepstone Sallie A. Taul Jesse Taul Carlisle Kk. E. Tipton Wilson Boonesville Owsley County

Commissioner Sittings in Montgomery Circuit Court

Notice of sessions before the Montgomery Circuit Court at Eastern Kentucky State Hospital Pitfield division for official proceedings.

Montgomery Circuit Court Eastern Ky., State Hospital

Revival Meeting Closes At Old Fort Church

Gladys Richardson reports a well attended revival led by Bro. Caton at Old Fort church ending last Friday. Miss Mayme Trimble of near Jeffersonville joined visitors, Alma Cox returns from Lexington hospital after a serious operation, and Nora Congleton visited Sallie Trimble. Community notes include local purchases by J. A Trimble and T. C. Quisenberry, a new pastor visit by Bro. Sparrow, and various family visits amid backward farming weather.

Old Fort Church Bro. Caton Mayme Trimble Jeffersonville Alma Cox Lexington Ira Henry Cincinnati Deatley Nora Congleton Sallie Trimble J. A. ‘Trimble T. C. Quisenberry John Adams Christian Church Bro. Sparrow

County High School Notes Drumbeat of the Institute and Game

The County Teacher Katine closed Friday March 27. Certificates were awarded to Nellie Howard Adie Filbin and Lula Byrd for regular attendance. Students who missed time are making up by visiting classes. Mr Bruce Salyers visited the school. A baseball game against Sharpsburg on Friday resulted 12 to 8 with County High School winning. Barnard pitched well until an error.

Katine W. F. Henry Nellie Howard Adie Filbin Lula Byrd Bruce Salyers Sharpsburg Barnard

Sharpsburg to Meet County High Friday in Big Game

Sharpsburg faces County High School in an upcoming match after a rough game where 17 bases were stolen. Right fielder Wood receives praise for handling temptations and guiding his team as the girls cheered him on. The game is set for Friday April 16 in Sharpsburg.

Sharpsburg Wood

County High Forms Two Student Clubs This Week

The Montgomery County Boys' Corn Club is organized with Breck Horton as president and Ashley Blevins as vice president Milto n McClure as secretary and treasurer. The School Young Men's Christian Association is formed with Lonnie Barnard president Ashley Blevins vice president Mason Kash secretary and Henry Barnes treasurer. Both groups start off well.

Montgomery County Boys’ Corn Club Breck Horton Ashley Blevins Milton McClure School Young Men’s Christian Association Lonnie Barnard Mason Kash Henry Barnes

Holbarn houses and lots sale at Court House

Prospective buyers may bid on Holbarn houses and lots at the Court House sale Saturday at 2 PM with the chance to acquire a desirable home at a favorable price.

Holbarn

Merger of Opera F and Theatre in Lexington

Lexington joins Opera F and Ben Ali Theatre under one management. Charles Scott, longtime Lexington Opera House head, to run the Ben Ali after this week. Joseph and His Brethren and Nazimova Bella Donna moves to Ben Ali. vaudeville continues. Opera House to be repurposed.

Opera F Lexington Phoenix Hotel Charles Scott Lexington Opera House Ben Ali Theatre Joseph Opera House Ben Ali

Fine Mare Dies At Winchester Trotting Record Cow Horse

Mr Charles B Dale of this county reports the death of his trotting mare Lula Watts at Winchester last week from indigestion while en route to Lexington to be mated with J Malcolm Forbes. Lula Watts had a 2.17 percent record and was valued at $1 000.

Charles B. Dale Winchester Lula Watts Lexington J. Malcolm Forbes Clark General Watts Moko

Exchange and Easter Sale at Hazelrigg's Store

The Mission Band of the Christian church sponsors an exchange and Easter Sale at Hazelrigg's store on Saturday April 11 from 9 to 2. Proceeds support church activities.

Mission Band of the Christian Church Hazelrigg

Bond terms for sale and payment on land purchase

The purchaser must provide a bond with approved security matching a Replevin Bond. It bears legal interest from sale day. Bidders must comply. A fen is retained on the land until full payment. Bond payable to Master Commissioner. 38-31

Montgomery Court House Mt. Sterlin Ky

Notice of Commissioners Sittings in Mt Sterling Kentucky

I will begin sittings in the above styled case at my office in Mt. Sterling Kentucky on Wednesday April 1st and close on Saturday the 11th 1914 All persons having claims against the estate of W T Wes are notified to present them within that period to me John A Judy Master Commissioner M C C

Mt. Sterling J. M. Bigstaff John Grigsby Props Co Grubbs Kentucky W. T. Wes John A, Judy

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Ogyay Roe sToors B. M. Goodan George Copher Joe Eiker Aarons Run Henry L. Jones Alfred Moore Judy Luther Ginter Middletown Ohio George Alexander Burpee Land & Priest D J. Burchett C. A. Piff Mary E. Bigstaff, &c John A. Judy M. C.C Pitf Johnn Grigsby, &c Camargo Gladys Richardson Wess Wheeler and Russell Prather Misses Ova Mae ‘Trimble Mr. Ballard Stafford R. T. Richardson County High School Willard McGuire Bryan & Robinson Jewelers W. H. Berry & Co Heflin Rogers Building Exchange Bank Henry Judy Vanarsdell’s D. B. Guinn Rte Robert Marshall Montgomery Court Hinkston Creek John F. Anderson Anderson Lulbegrud Lulbegrud Pike Montgomery County Court Clerk's Office Lyric Piano Company Mary Hamilton M, C W. T. Fitzpatricks’s W. T. Fitzpatrick, &c
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