Local notes report deaths, moves, sales and church actions
Claude McClain died as another colt. J. H. Morton moved to Breckinridge county. John Welch and family plan Montana departure this week. James Douglas sold hay to James Kendall and J. W. Reid at 25 dollars per ton. Joe Foley dislikes Montana and considers Missouri settlement. W. M. Kendall of Nicholas county to speak for farmers Saturday night. Rabid dog killed by Sam Piersall. J. W. Womack of Lexington spoke at Judy Camp M W A meeting. Rev. W. A. Hopkins to lead Owingsville Springfield churches starting May 19. A storm swept the region Monday afternoon, near cyclone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Douglas
James Kendall
J. W. Reid
W. M. Kendall
Nicholas County
Farmers’ Union
Early sown oats up and cattle on grass across region
Early sown oats are up and cattle men have turned out on grass, with sheep shearing under way and fleece quality high. Much corn ground is being prepared and a sizeable acreage will be planted this week. Squire Trimble recovering from pleurisy. Dwight Smathers back from Cincinnati Vet College. Bruce Cravens visiting relatives near Judy. Arthur Foley recovering from spinal meningitis. Earl Smathers attends West Lexington Presbytery meeting in Jackson. Miss Edna Hamilton visits Winchester. Rev I C Hunt preaches at Springfield on faith and evidence.
Public Sale of Houses by Farmers Tobacco Ware Company
The Farmers Tobacco Ware Company will sell four houses to the highest bidder on Saturday April 20 1912 at 2 pm on the property bought from H Clay McKee on West Locust Street. Removal must be completed by May 10 1912. For details contact committee members R R Whitsett C C Chenault I F Tabb F P Boyd J O Greene or auctioneer Wm Cravens. Spring styles in Extra Good Suits for boys. Punch Graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Tobacco
H. Clay McKee
Kentucky Press Association to Meet at Olympian Springs
The Kentucky Press Association will hold its midsummer meeting at Olympian Springs from June 10 to 15. At a recent Executive Committee meeting at The Seelbach Crab Orchard Springs bid but lost on a tie vote, with Gen. W B Haldeman casting the deciding vote to favor Olympian Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Press Association
Olympian Springs
Seelbach
Crab Orchard Springs
W. B. Haldeman
Eggs for Sale from Buff Plymouth Rock Hens
Buff Plymouth Rock eggs offered at 1 dollar per set of 15. Sold by Mrs. W. H. Canan, rural route 2, Mount Sterling Kentucky. Phone 559 B. Listing 40 41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buff Plymoth Rock
W. H. Canan
R. R. No
Mt. Sterling
Spring Styles at Stacey Adams Walk-Over and Punch and Graves
Spring fashion feature highlights new lines from Stacey Adams Co and Walk Over Shoes with Oxfords and related styles. Punch and Graves joins the lineup offering dress shoes and casual pairs for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacey, Adams & Co
Punch & Graves
Marriage Unites Miss Alph V. Clark and Clarence Ralls
Miss Alph V. Clark of this county wed Mr. Clarence Ralls of Bourbon county at the Phoenix Hotel in Lexington on the last Wednesday. Miss Clark is the daughter of James B. and Mrs. Clark and known as an accomplished and popular woman. Mr. Ralls is described as a prominent and prosperous farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Lexington
Alph V. Clark
This County
Clarence Ralls
Bourbon County
Miss Clark
James B. Clark
Ralls
Estate of Antonio Pieri claims and debts notice
All persons having claims against the estate of Antonio Pieri will present same to the undersigned at once proven as required by law. All parties knowing themselves indebted to said estate are requested to call and settle 40 tf R. E. Punca, Admr. Antonio Pieri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Pieri
R. E. Punca
Admr
Piano Recital by Goodpaster and Pangburn Students
Members from the classes of Miss Lida Goodpaster and Miss Nell Pangburn will present a piano recital at 35 Clay Street next Saturday afternoon April 20 at 2 30 o clock. Friends and patrons are cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lida Goodpaster
Nell Pangburn
Clay Street
State Board Boosts Railroad Franchise Valuation Dramatically
The State Board raises railroad franchise valuations from 40,556,973 to 167,985,000, an increase of 137,428,207. The higher assessment would cost railroads over 700,000 in extra taxes and could erase the current state debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board
Eggs for Hatching Pure Rhode Island Reds
Hatching eggs offered at 75 cents per setting by Mrs. Joe Trimble. Phone 657. Classified notice dated 39-4t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Joe Trimble
Burley Tobacco Society Buys Strater Bros Plant
The Burley Tobacco Society has purchased the Strater Bros tobacco plant in Louisville for more than 500000 dollars. The facility employs 825 workers and specializes in On the Square tobacco, whose rights are reported to have been sold as part of the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burley Tobacco Society
Strater Bros
Louisville
Insurance Agents Frazer and Perry Advertise Aetna Firm
An advertisement notes the Aetna Fire Insurance Company of Hartford described as a big apple brand. Frazer and Perry, insurance agents, announce they handle Aetna policies and provide coverage options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Aetna Fire Insurance Company of
Hartford
Frazer & Perry
Irish funeral talk turns to destiny and death
Two Irishmen discuss life after death on their way home from a funeral. Pat says he would pay a thousand dollars to know the exact place he will die, Moike questions how that helps, and Pat concludes he would avoid the place entirely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Moike
For Sale Very large handsome antique oak sideboard
For sale a very large handsome antique oak sideboard. Apply at this office. 39-tf.
Local Socials Include Supper Honoring Roy Greene
Miss Elizabeth Carr notes a supper hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Greene for Roy Greene and his wife. T. J. Carr and wife visited their daughter at Howard's Mill last Saturday. Lida Hall returned home to Sharpsburg after visiting here. Gane Caywood visited his father in Middletown Sunday. Mrs. T. J. Carr bought a horse from Sam Estill at Owingsville for 90 dollars. B B Cash of Omer Ky visited the McGuire family Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Henry Greene
Roy Greene
T. J. Carr
Howard’s Mill
Lida Hall
Sharpsburg
Gane Caywood
Middletown
Sam Estill
Owingsville
B. B. Cash
Omer, Ky
John McGuire
Notice to creditors for Ella R. Priest estate
All persons having claims against the estate of Mrs. Ella R. Priest deceased are notified to present them with proof as required by law to the undersigned administrator and attorneys R G Kern B F Mark Admi r Ella R Priest Oxford s Punch Graves Buckwheat flour and pure maple syrup advertised at Vanarsdell s
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella R. Priest
Army
R. G. Kern
B. F. Mark
Admi
Vanarsdell’s
Marry at Clerk's Office United Clark County Couple
On Thursday at the County Clerk's office Mr Richard Mc Ilvain of Clark county and Miss Alice Wilson of this county were united in wedlock. For sale cheap splendid make soda fountain in good repair 39 31 H M Ringo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard McIlvain
Clark County
Alice Wilson
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