Personal notices of regional residents visiting relatives
Mr R ZL Vanarsdell was in Cincinnati on business. Courtland Chenault from Tulsa visited relatives here. Mrs Thomas Earle of Kankakee is visiting her father Rev E L Southgate. John W William returned from Florida. Dr J Keller Johnson left for relatives in Collins Miss. Pearl Williams of Winchester visits Mr and Mrs Newton Townsend. John C Gaitskill returned from Florida after several months. Hurley Curtis of Catlettsburg visited his mother Mrs Newton Townsend. Mrs R Fulton Greene returned home after nursing study in Ashland. Ralph and Keller Greene in New York for eye specialist exam. Thomas Grubbs of Lexington spent the weekend with his parents. Mary and Lucile Huls of Irvine spent Sunday with their parents. Adelaide Gay at Millersburg College spent a few days here. Evans Southgate of Chicago and Butler Southgate of Lexington visited their father Rev E L Southgate. Laura Rooney attends business college in Lexington and visited her parents. Mrs May Stoner and daughter of Paris with Judge Wilkinson of Connecticut and Mr Thomas of Detroit visited Mrs R G Stoner at Longwood. Mrs Newmeyer is in Lynchburg visiting daughter Marguerite in college. Easter holidays in Washington, D C. G C Anderson drove to Stanford to join Mrs Anderson and returned Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurley Curtis
Catlettsburg
Newton Townsend
R. Fulton Greene
Ashand
Adelaide Gay
Millersburg
Evans Southgate
Chicago
Butler Southgate
Lexington
E. L. Southgate
Laura Rooney
May Stoner
Paris
Judge Wilkinson
Connecticut
Thomas
Detroit
Mich
R. G. Stoner
Longwood
R. M. Newmeyer
Lynchburg
Marguerite
Missionary events and reports from area churches
The Saint's church in Camargh hosts a missionary program Sunday at 7 PM. Elizabeth Lockridge departs today as a Presbyterian YWMS delegate to Presbytery in Maysville. The Methodist Woman's Society meets Friday April 13 at 10:30 AM with Mrs. Lizzie Wilson. Baptist groups held an all day meeting April 6 with Mrs. G. W. Perryman of Winchester delivering two talks. Programs covered foreign and home missions, school funds, and society training. Fourteen new members join the Dollar Club for the Louisville training school project at 334 E. Broadway. A luncheon followed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Lockridge
Young Woman’s Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Maysville
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Lizzie Wilson
Woman’s Missionary Society
Y. W. A. of the Baptist Church
G. W. Perryman
Winchester
First Woman’s Missionary Society
Foreign Missions
Home Missions
Church Building Fund
Judson Centennial Fund
W. M. U. Training School
35ce's the hottest Democratic paper in the .S. one year
The fragment notes Tue Hornet in Pork, N.C as a presumably political publication reference, lacking clear events or detailed details to form a full summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the .S
Tue Hornet
Pork
N.C
Notice to creditors of Dr. B. F. Thomson estate
All persons knowing themselves indebted to the estate of the late Dr. B. F. Thomson are asked to settle. All persons having claims against the estate must present them, proven, to Mrs. Jennie D. Thomson, Executrix, at once. (40-31)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Thomson
Illness and Recovery Notes From Local Hoksehold
The column lists several residents with health updates. Mrs. W H Strossman improves. Miss Georgia Pangburn and Mrs. Fannie Nesbitt show varying recoveries. Dr. W R Thompson and Mrs. Chas Derrickson recoveries noted. A C Richardson sought eye specialist in Louisville. Mrs. Tom Ricketts improves. Newtown Townsend unchanged. Mrs. T G Denton improving. Miss Emily Hazelrigg recovering from typhoid fever. Victor Ratliff showing improvement. R L Vanarsdell to Dry Ridge for ten days rheumatism treatment. Mrs. J W Nedden ill but progressing. S B Carrington confined with rheumatism and to Dry Ridge for treatment.
Specials for April 14 and 16 sale items brief
Advertises Saturday and Monday specials offering 6 boxes of 500 count matches hang up boxes for 25c each, no more than $1 per person. Eight buttermilk toilet soap cakes and Lenox soap at 25c each, blue and white enamel dish pans 21 quart size at 50c, regular 75c, limit one per person.
Red Cross Sale Scheduled in Lexington April 18–21
The Lexington Chapter Red Cross Society will hold a sale at the Trust Co Building on Short Street from April 18 to 21. Items include country supplies antique furniture jewels pictures flowers plants shrubs china and ornaments. A light lunch will be served and all community members are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Red Cross Society
Trust Co
Short Street
Pure Buff Plymouth Rock eggs for hatching
Eggs for hatching sold by Mrs. W. E. Jones of Mt. Sterling Kentucky R. D. No.2 Phone 403 W-1. Price one dollar for fifteen eggs. (41-31)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Jones
Mt. Sterling
R. D. No
Gas Stove for Sale at This Office
Small heater in good condition offered cheaply. Apply at this office for purchase details.
Births Ingrams and Sullivan and Goodpaster celebrate additions
Birth notices report on April 7 a son born to the wife of Ben P. Drake. the infant remains unnamed. A daughter born last Tuesday to the wife of Riggs Sullivan in Owingsville. she is granddaughter of G. D. Sullivan. State Treasurer Sherman Goodpaster welcomed a daughter born April 2 named Virginia Johnson. Mrs. Goodpaster was formerly Ann Johnson of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben P. Drake
Sherman Goodpaister
Virginia Johnson
Equipment gifts to students and staff raise support
The Elks Club donated a drum and the school board received a fine flag. Stressman Guards seek additional equipment. notify Prof. W. C. Hopper of contributions. Donations include H. R. Prewitt a 5.00 gift and Advocate Pub. Co. 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
W. C. Hopper
H. R. Prewitt
Advocate Pub. Co
Trimble Grocery Co hires John White Trimble
Mr John White Trimble last week accepted a position with Trimble Grocery Co and has begun his new duties. He is described as highly educated and competent and expected to be a valuable asset to his employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John White Trimble
Rimble Grocery Co
Trimble
One Day Pony For Sale By R A Chiles
A six year old pony described as gentle and suitable for riding. Not broken to drive. For price, contact undersigned at 393 R. A. Chiles.
Shoes Repaired By Local Expert On Maysville Street
An advertisement notes an expert on Maysville Street opposite Lloyd's Cafe offering shoe repair and rebuilding services using improved machinery for making and mending shoes. The ad emphasizes the owner is not a cobbler but specializes in repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maysville Street
Lloyd’s Cafe
Army surgeon from Owingsville offers services in event of hostilities
Dr J Scott Goodpaster of Owingsville formerly of this city went to Washington last week and offered to serve as an army surgeon if hostilities arise. He is seeking assignment through official channels and awaits orders for possible deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Scott Goodpaster
Owingyville
Washington, D. C
Doubly proven testimony from Mt Sterling resident
Mt Sterling citizen Mrs. G. B. Nelson testifies to long ago relief from kidney troubles with Deans Kidney Pills. She says the remedy cured back pain and fatigue and left her feeling like a different person. She notes continued benefit and that she rarely needs kidney medicine since the cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling
G. B. Nelson
Richmond St
Sterling
Dean
Nelson
Drake Joins Punch Graves & Co Clothing Department
Mr. Roger Q. Drake has accepted a position in the clothing department of Punch Graves & Co. An experienced salesman, he will prove a valuable addition and invites friends to call for clothing needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Q. Drake
Punch, Graves & Co
Drake
Personal Representatives Notice in Vice Estate
M H Vice deceased heirs are notified to present proof to the undersigned or to Attorney John G Winn. Mary D Vice and Luther B Vice act as personal representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary D. Vice
Luther B. Vice
Pinney Griggs invites county ladies to inspect garage waiting room
The Pinney Griggs Company invites ladies of the county to visit the garage on Saturday afternoon from two to five to inspect the premises and especially the waiting room newly furnished for the convenience of lady customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinney-Griggs Company
Correction on Father Rohrer's birthplace
The Sentinel-Democrat misinformed readers by reporting Father E. B. Rohrer as German native. He is a Kentuckian born in Bellevue Kentucky, with German descent. His parents are from Kentucky, and the correction is requested by Father Rohrer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel-Democrat
Court House
E. B. Rohrer
Germany
Father Rohrer
Bellvue
Kentucky
Rohrer
Help Wanted for Young Person with Horse and Buggy
Wanted immediately a young man or woman with a horse and buggy. Must be willing to work with a good salary guaranteed. Apply at the Advocate office.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Duerson’s Drug Store
Court Street
AGA
R. ZL. Vanarsdell
Cincinnati
Courtland Chenault
Tulsa, Okla
Mrs. Thomas Earle
Kankakee, AL
Rev. E. L. Southgate
John W. William
Florida
J. Keller Johnson
Last Ee
Collins
Miss
Miss Pearl Williams
Mrs. Newton Townsend
John C. Gaitskill
Ralph Greene
Keller Greene
New York
Ralph
Thomas Grubbs
Chas. D. Grubbs
Mary and
Lucile Huls
Irvine
Mrs
Wm. Hauls
G. C. Anderson
Stanford
Sarah Drake
G. F. Doyle
Lucy Turner
California
Emma Bybee
Lincoln
Jinny’ Carvel
Stephen Brice
Jennie D. Thomson
Ee Eastin & Harris
MT. Sterling, KY
Swift’s
Red Steer
Il. F
W. H. Strossman
Georgia Pangburn
Fannie Nesbitt
W. R.thompson
Chas. T. Derrickson
A. C. Richardson
Louisville
Tom. Ricketts
Newtown Townsend
T. G. Denton
Emily Hazelrigg
Victor Ratliff
R. L. Vanarsdell
Dry Ridge
J. W. Nedden
T. B. Arthur
S. B. Carrington
Lloyd
Red Cross
WITH
Trimble Grocery CO
R. A. Chiles
O'Connell
Foster-Mill Migrs
Buffalo, N. Y
Lbum
M. H. Vice
John G. Winn
Oxford
J.H. Keller
Victor Dance
Victrolas and Edison’s
Bryan & Robinson
Jewelers
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