Wanted Twenty-One Dwellings and Flower Orders
WANTED I have orders for twenty-one dwellings in or near the city priced from $1,000 to $15,000. See McKee, 33 South Bank Street, Mt. Sterling, Kentucky. WANTED Your orders for flowers agency for Fennell Lexington florist. Call 74 or 235. Mrs. Mary C. Ayres. FOR DECORATION DAY place orders for cemetery memorials. Frank G. Trimble agent for McColm Granite Co Huntington West Virginia. The same stone for less money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee
South Bank Street
Mt. Sterling
Fennell
Lexington Florist
Mary C. Ayres
Frank G. Trimble
McColm Granite Co
Huntington
W. Va
Real Scioto Co Bargain Farm For Quick Sale No 311
200 acres with 50 acres timber and improvements including a five room house, barn, orchard and garden. Crops include 32 acres corn 70 bushels per acre expected, 40 acres best timothy hay plus 23 acres timothy and clover first cutting, 15 acres oats, 14 acres buckwheat, 20 acres pasture with water. Tools and stock listed. Price 14000 with 4000 down and ten years at 1000 yearly, possession in 24 hours. Greenvale Cockrell Camargo Ky sale listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Marguerite Clark Stars in Luck in Pawn at Paramount
Paramount Artcraft presents Marguerite Clark in Luck in Pawn with Pathe News Weekly. Prices: Matinee 10 and 20 cents plus tax. Evening 13 and 22 cents plus tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount Artcraft
Marguerite Clark
Pathe News
Paramount Artcraft Presents Dorothy Dalton in His Wifes Friend
Friday program lists Dorothy Dalton in His Wifes Friend and Episode No 2 of The Masked Rider Prices at 10 and 20 cents plus tax. Saturday features Maurice Tourneur special Victory with an all star cast and a William Fox Sunshine Comedy two part feature priced 13 and 22 cents plus tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount - Artcraft
Dorothy Dalton
Paramount-Artcraft
Maurice Tourneur
William Fox
Paramount Arts Drama Ethel Clayton in More Deadly Than The Male
Paramount Artcraft screens Ethel Clayton in More Deadly Than The Male in six acts with Burton Holmes Travelogue. Prices 10 and 20 cents plus tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount Artcraft
Ethel Clayton
Burton Holmes
Beechwood Seminary President Talks at Menifee
The Rev. A L McDuff presided at Beechwood Seminary and preached at Menefee Memorial church on The Mountains of Kentucky. Attendees from the area included H. B. Martin and other local youths at the older boys conference in Cynthiana. Also noted are Miss Mary Robinson Crooks visiting Mt Sterling and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mathias visiting relatives in Bam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. McDuff
Beechwood Seminary
Menefee Memorial Church
Mountains
Kentucky
Cynthiana
H. 8
F. Martin
Wm. Estill
Everett Young
Adair Richards
Clell Johnson
Brooks Byron
Brooks Morgan
Frank Dailey
Raymond Steele
Thomas
Lexington
Mary Robinson Crooks
Mt. Sterling
Susan Richards
Alex Conner
Chicago
Frank Mathias
Carlisle
Mathias
Bam
Notable Local Visits Mentioned Across Kentucky
Clark Lake spent three weeks at Asheville North Carolina and was in Lexington Friday and Saturday. Dawson Brother from Mt. Sterling visited his mother Mrs Sallie Brother Sunday. Mr and Mrs Leslie McCormick and children of Lexington visited Mrs McCormick's parents Mr and Mrs T Barnes Sunday. R E Cooper of Flemingsburg came Sunday due to the illness and death of his grandmother Matilda Fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N. C
Clark Lake
Lexington
Dawson Brother
Mt. Sterling
Sallie
Leslie McCormick
Local families share visits and sad news this week
Burl Stull and family and Tom Hatton of Bourbon county spent Sunday with H. D. Blevins and family and returned with Mrs. Stull's brother Willie. A nine month old baby of Mr. and Mrs. Willoughby died after a short illness. sympathy extends to the parents. Emanuel Smith, brother of Mrs. Frank Brown and Mrs. Alex Flood, died in Oklahoma. Mrs. Nichol has returned to Ohio after visiting her son William and family. Collens Baker and wife visited their grandparents A. W. Donahew and family. Ed Carpenter of near Mt. Sterling spent time with his brother Richard Carpenter and wife. Clyde Turley and wife George and Robert Turley of Mr. Sterling, Charlie Payne and family and Mrs. A. E. Wyatt visited Robert Thompson and family for Easter. Mrs. Jas. Shrout visited friends in Clark county. J. M. Steele and John Razor were in Mt. Sterling. Mrs. Cornelius Williams and children visited her sister, Mrs. J. D. Alexander in Mt. Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burl Stull
Tom Hatton
Bourbon County
H. D. Blevins
Clark County
J. M. Steele
John Razor
Mt. Sterling
Frank Brown
Alex Flood
Emanuel Smith
Oklahoma
Cornelius Williams
J. D. Alexander
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Jack Wilson
Donals
Advocate
Ragan-Gay Motor CO
U. S
Tabe Theatre
Sanitary Meat Co
R. D. Barnes
L. E. Griggs
Agt
J. P. Highland
N. H. Trimble
W. S. Lloyd
M. R. Hainline
John R. Lyons
Post Brothers
John Deere
Food Family Horse
Kranich & Bach
Sterling
J. H. Templeman Piano CO
Cor Main and
Bank Sts
Lloyd’s Drug Store
H. W. Seniour
T-T
Murray & Thomas Co
Paris
MT. Sterling Lumber CO
Won N. H. Trimble
Pieper’s. T-T
Thor Heinrich & Son
South Queen St
Pieper
S. T-T
WM. Adams & Son
West Main Street
Kylyr
E.T. Reis
John R. Salmons
Maysville Street
Rentore
Coopers
Broadway St
W. T. Atchison & Sons
Meccarty Bros
Acme Garage
Church Street
Kutt
Fayette Radiator Repair & Vulcanizing Co
Vine St
Phone
280-X
Lexington, Ky
Hancock's Garage
Chandler
Chalmers
Jeffery
Maxwell
Jewell Hawthorne Motor CO
United States
Service Tire Co
East Main St
Golden Dream
Pieper’s
Lloyd
Clayton Howell
A. E. Lawrence
Chiles Thompson Gro. CO
Woodson Henry
Richmond Avenue
T. Foster Rogers
Cravens & Turpin
Main
Bank Streets
WM. Cravens
Main and Bank Sts
A Real Scioto CO
Steve
W. A. Eichelberger Land Specialist
First
Ntl. Bank Bidg
Portsmouth
Greenvale & Cockrell
Camargo, Ky
Jesse French & Sons
J. H. Brown
Singer Office
Bank Street
E. F. Gray
Chiles-Thompson
Tabb Theatre
W. B. Small
Mgr
Wm. Fox
George Walsh
Fox News
Liberty Theatre
Owingsville
Phoenix Hotel
Stepstone
China
Leonard
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