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Newspaper

Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1913

Page

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James R Magowan Sells Fine Trotters in Horse Sale

Horse dealer James R. Magowan of this city sold his last two year old filly Alma Forbes for 5000 to General Brayton Ives of New York and an eleven month old filly Bertha Forbes for 1000. Magowan also moved 23 colts by his premier sire J Forbes for 18340.00, averaging 797.40, and lists numerous stakes and records tied to his line including Magowan and Forbes progeny and the famed sire J Malcolm Forbes.

James R. Magowan Brayton Ives New York City Alma Forbes Bertha Forbes Mr. Magowan Frank Perry John E. Madden Magowan Roberta Bingen Princess of India Todd Forbes Pearl Forbes King Forbes New York J. Forbes J. Malcolm Forbes Lexington Herald

April Term Opens in Montgomery Circuit Court

The Montgomery Circuit Court opened Monday morning with Hon. A. W. Young presiding. Several major cases are scheduled including Commonwealth v Arch Crawford maiming, Commonwealth v Dexter and John Howard murder, and Commonwealth v Ernest and Clarence Arnett murder cases transferred from Breathitt and Magoffin counties. A. Kelly et al v C and O R R is set for April 22. Jury list includes H. C. Howell as foreman and 28 other jurors named.

Montgomery Circuit Court A. W. Young Commonwealth Arch Crawford Dexter John Howard Breathitt County Ernest Clarence Arnett Magoffin County Addie Kelly

Pianist Mrs Emilee Hibler Reid Joins Winchester Pastime

Mrs Emilee Hibler Reid of this city accepted a position as pianist at the Pastime Theatre in Winchester and left Monday to begin duties. She is regarded as one of the state's best pianists and her music should draw crowds to the popular venue.

Emilee Hibler Reid Pastime Theatre Winchester

Walnut Wardrobe For Sale In Good Condition

Solid walnut wardrobe in good condition available for purchase. Apply at this office for details and viewing.

Engagement announced for Elizabeth Cockrell and Clinton Hawkins

Miss Elizabeth Cockrell, daughter of Mrs M. Clay, and Jefferson Cockrell, is engaged to Clinton Whitley Hawkins of Versailles. The couple plan a quiet early summer wedding. Hawkins is a prominent Woodford County figure from a long established family.

Hawkins Woodford County

Mt Sterling Laundry Installs Modern Collar Press

Mt Sterling Laundry Co has installed an American Steam Collar Pressing Machine. The new press completes a collar in one operation at 1200 to 1500 per hour, improving speed and appearance. New owners Tipton and Pollard plan to invest to keep the plant among the state’s most up to date.

Mt. Seterling Laundry Co Messrs Tipton & Pollard Mt. Sterling Laundry Co

Pneumonia Fatal Claims Life of Mrs James Cook

Mrs James Cook aged about 40 died at her Levee pike home after a short illness of French measles and double pneumonia. Her two youngest children contracted French measles and are in a serious condition. She was twice married, first to Walter Cook who died by his own hand near Sewell's Shop, then to his brother James who survives with three children. The body was taken to Winchester for burial.

James Cook Levee Pike

Box Supper for Baseball Team at County High School

A box supper will be held at the County High School building on Friday night April 25 to benefit the baseball team. All patrons and friends of the school are invited and ladies should bring boxed lunches. A capable auctioneer will be secured and a lively time is promised. The Box Committee includes Misses Mary Coons Willie Henry Lula Byrd Nettie Richardson Julia Wyatt Leona Johnson. Oh you spring lamb, tender and juicy, at Greenwade's.

County High School Mary Coons Willie Henry Lula Byrd Nettie Richardson Julia Wyatt Leona Johnson

Mrs J W Montjoy Dies at Home on Grassy Lick Pike

Mrs Susan Lyle Montjoy aged 64 died at her Grassy Lick Pike home Friday night April 11 from heart trouble. A Christian of Corinth Church she is survived by eight children including Mrs J T Barnes Mrs B F Myers Miss Hargis Montjoy Mrs Frank Trimble H T W H and Richard Montjoy and Mrs Robert Nixon of Owingsville. Funeral held at her residence Sunday morning with Rev B C Horton and burial at Montjoy burying ground near Howards Mill.

J. W. Montjoy Grassy Lick Pike Montjoy Susan Lyle Corinth Christain Church Christain J.T. Barnes B. F. Myers Hargis Montjoy Frank Trimble H. T W. H Richard Montjoy This County Robert Nixon Owingsville B. C. Horton Howard’s Mill

Manager Wilkerson Cancelled Risque Show

A Winchester clipping lauds Manager Wilkerson for canceling the musical comedy Wine, Woman and Song at the Opera House after the first act drew much of the female audience away. It criticizes the show as lacking in acting and singing and filled with doubtful jokes.

Wilkerson Winchester Opera House Buckingham

Our Neighbor requests Blue Ribbon seed at two papers

Spot Cash Grocery promotes a two papers for 5 cent sale of the celebrated Blue Ribbon seed. The message directs readers to ask a neighbor about the offer and includes the code 41-21 for reference.

Spot Cash Grocery

Alfred Jones Joins Exchange Bank as New Officer

Mr Alfred Jones has accepted a position with the Exchange Bank of this city and has assumed his duties. He is courteous and accommodating and is sure to make the bank an efficient employee.

Alfred Jones Exchange Bank Jones

Garden Seed Sent By Mr Fields

Local office receives a small mail sack of garden seed from Hon. W. J. Fields member of Congress for the district and will distribute to subscribers while stock lasts.

Mr. Fields W. J. Fields Congress

One Week's Specials at Spot Cash Grocery

Brainntine Monday Courtpay offers 25¢ Rio Coffee at 20c a lb and 9 bars Lenox Soap for 25c. Finest New York Cream Cheese 20c per pound, 4 tie Brooms 20c. Mothers Oats 2 pigs for 1s 5d. Italian Fudge Candy 10c per 4 lb. Cocoa Nut Taffy 10c a lb. SPOT CASH GROCERY.

N. Y Spot Cash Grocery

Pollock Shot in Accident While Target Practice

Clifton A Pollock, a well known railroad tie buyer, was shot in Rothwell, Menefee county, when a rifle dropped to the ground discharged. He was taken by special train to Lexington and operated on at Good Samaritan Hospital. His wife Dr W A Thompson and Masonic Lodge members accompanied him.

Clifton A. Pollock Rothwell Menefee County Pollock Lexington Good Samaritan Hospital W. A. Thompson Masonic Lodge

Miss Patsy Prewitt to Wed Albert Wrightson Thursday

Miss Patsy Chenault Prewitt of Lexington will marry Mr. Albert Wrightson of New York City and Dallas, Texas on next Thursday at eight o'clock. Mr. Wilmot K. Prewitt will serve as usher as the couple begins their life together amid well wishes.

Patsy Chenault Prewitt Lexington Albert Wrightson New York City Dallas Texas Wilmot K. Prewitt

Young Yocum Accepts Fine Position At Local Firm

Charles D. Yocum, 16, son of Lt. D. Yocum, has joined Building, Loan & Trust Co. of Lexington in a highly responsible post after guidance from Prof. Smith's Commercial College. The Laughlin Co. notes ongoing tin and plumbing operations despite selling the harness department to Dale & Nelson.

Charles D. Yocum D. Yocum Building, Loan & Trust Co Lexington Dale & Nelson The Laughlin Co

Will of J. S. Bogie Sr Probated in County Court

The will of James S. Bogie Sr was admitted to probate last Wednesday. It names his wife executrix without bond and leaves all personal property to her. She receives the use of all land so long as she remains his widow, with debts to four children paid before land distribution. On widow’s death or loss of widow status the land is divided among surviving children and issue per stirpes.

James S. Bogie

Ask Your Neighbor About Our 41 21 Spot Cash Grocery

A prompt urging readers to inquire with a neighbor about the Spot Cash Grocery at 41 21, highlighting a local bargain or listing. The note emphasizes community awareness and potential nearby shopping options.

Mrs Bailey 75 Dies at Daughter’s Home

Mrs. M. C. Bailey aged 75 died at her daughter Mrs Cordie Clark’s home in the city Saturday from infirmities of old age. A Baptist church member for over fifty years, she was noted for charity. Survived by four children Wm. Bailey, Robi. Thomas, W. H. Pennel, and Cordie Clark. Services were conducted Monday by Rev. B Horton with burial at Machpelah Cemetery.

M. C. Bailey Cordie Clark Robi. Thomas Mullin Idaho W. H. Pennel Rev. B. ©. Horton Machpelah Cemetery

Onion Sets Price at 41-2 Per Quart at Spot Cash

Spot Cash Grocery advertises onion sets priced at 41 cents per quart. The listing notes immediate cash purchase and local availability.

Notice to creditors and debtors in estate of Silas Stofer

All persons having claims against the estate of Silas Stofer deceased are notified to present them proven to attorney John A. Judy. All indebted persons to the estate must call and settle. Executors Mrs Belle D and John Stofer. 40-31. Fine roasts and tender steaks at Greenwade's.

Silas Stofer John A. Judy Belle D John Stofer

Democratic nominating primary proposal in Bourbon County

A letter dated April 11, 1913 from Hon. Rufus Hadden to a rival proposes settling the Democratic State Senate nomination by a primary in their home county, sharing official roles and costs, with an agreed withdrawal if defeated. The proposal cites party harmony and the Rotations agreement favoring Montgomery County’s turn.

Montgomery County Bourbon Clark Democratic County Committee County Board of Election Commissioners Clifton Prewitt, Sr John T. Woodford Senate

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bingen Mr. Look Kentucky All Eyes Grand Jury H. C. Howell Foreman Dan Gibson J. E. McClure J. R. Crooks F. P. Boyd M. H. Vice John Barnes Wm. Guilfoile Chas. Duff S. S. Pinney Jesse Highland R. E. Punch Petit Jury Lester Lee J. T. Coons Nelson Wills A. S. Hart Chas. Fogg W. B. Greene L. B. Greene N. O. Moss M. A. Prewitt R. C. Robinson W. E. Sledd R. B. Young I. D. Yocum B. F. Berry J. H. Brunner R. L. Coleman W. P. Guthrie Jnc Ewell Payne James Montjoy J. K. Denton Ed. Heaton W. N. Scobee M. F. O’rear TOR Richmond Avenue Geo. W. Anderson, Jr MT. Sterling, KY Elizabeth Cockrell Greenwade’s Rory Night Miss Prewitt J. S. Bogie, Sr Rufus Hadden
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