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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1922

Page

8

Local Notes On Families Farmers and Weather Report

Camargo and Vicinity return from visits to Pleasuresville and Owen county. Grace Cobb from Frenchburg visits with M C Wilson and family. Cattle moved to Greenbriar farm by North Stapleton Johnson county. Everett Wilson a cattle buyer on Red River. Maude Treadway and daughter Ida May return to cottage after months away. Excessive rainfall harms gardening and soils. grass ahead of schedule. wheat and meadows look fine. Tobacco plants damaged by flea insect. seed corn quality questioned. last year's corn unlikely to be good seed. Clemmie Pendleton visiting sisters Ricketts and Emma Pendleton. Crowds small for Lexington farmer speaker Mr Harrison. Mr and Mrs Norris move to South Pasadena California. Death of Mrs Minnie Anderson shocks community. memory cherished. Lost a six month old black shepherd pup with white breast and neck ring. inform F W Clark 553 W1.

North Stapleton Johnson County Everett Wilson Red River Maude Treadway Ida May Clemmie Pendleton Miss Ricketts Emma Pendleton Harrison Lexington Farmers’ Union Scottie Norris Paris California Mrs. Norris South Pasadena Menrietta Kittie Anderson F. W. Clark

Local Social News Highlights From Stanton and Surroundings

Miss Grace and Ann Conlee spent Sunday with Miss Pauline Creaty. Miss Mae Kincaid was week end guest of Miss Dexter Stephens. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Stephens visit Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dennis in Mt. Sterling. Virgil Martin of Rosslyn visited sister Mrs. Guy Crowe. Miss Bess Hardwick and Jack Coggill of Lexington stayed with Will and Mrs Hardwick. Dorsie Kincaid of Lee county visited Elvin Drake and went to Paintsville. James Atkinson returns home from Lexington. Mrs. Letha Derrickson and George Derrickson spent night with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hwen. Elmer Derrickson left for Newport.

J. M. Conlee Mt. Sterling A. T. Knox Verlon James Maude Benningfield R. C. Baker Sterling Allie Skidmore Winchester Mack Daniel Shelby and Mort R. M. Morton Lida Ida James Vernon James Miss Phillips Dorothy Mae Hall Georgia Moreland Celia Moreland Sidney Maloney Madge Lillian Maxwell Thelma Martin Miss Martin Holt Derrickson Howard Johnson Knowlton Paul Faught Furnace Clavern Stamper Bowen Little Darling Mary Roxie Beningfield

Local Notes and Social Roundup in Mt Sterling Area

Rosslyn Vina Benningfield reports on a busy week of visits and gatherings around Mt Sterling including Mr. and Mrs. Verlon James hosting a Wednesday dance. The piece notes many relatives and friends visiting, Easter travels, hospital plans for Clark Wilson, and local court attendance. The verse obituary for Mary Roxie Benningfield reflects community mourning.

Local Family News Notes This Week

Births and visits populate the week as families welcome a daughter to Hoyt Thompson and Buck Ginter visits his sister Mrs. Will Donaldson. Dr Wells and family from Preston tour Mrs. Clark Wilson while Logan Elam and wife of Spencer visit Aunt Eliza Maxey. Chester Conner and wife visit W A Conner family and Frank Young and wife of Owingsville spend Sunday with Mrs Sue.

Hoyt Thompson Buck Ginter Will Donaldson Dr. Wells Preston Clark Wilson Logan Elam Spencer Eliza Maxey Chester Conner W. A. Conner Frank Young and Wife Owingsville Sue

Rev Barton Hagerman Dies on the California Coast

The Rev Barton Campbell Hagerman former Hamilton College president and Campbell Hagerman College founder died Friday at his Los Angeles home. Born in Anderson County he studied at Kentucky University and Bethany College where he later taught and served as acting president. He established Campbell Hagerman College in Lexington in 1903 building Hagerman Hall and Duff Chapel before the college closed seven years later.

Barton Campbell Hagerman Hamilton College Campbell- Hagerman College Lexington Los Angeles Cal Hagerman Anderson County Old Kentucky University Bethany College West Virginia Mamie Campbell Alexander Campbell Disciples of Christ Second Street Duff Chapel Bethany W. Va

Auction notice lists farm stock and household items

The listing includes 1 Randall Harrow 2 Vulcan left hand breaking plows 1 scalding box 1 fertilizer drill 2 No 1 Jersey cows tra good 1 good driving mare 1 aged work mare Sow and pigs seven shoats Household and kitchen furniture including a Majestic range and 1 Moore's Airtight heater

J L Robinson ton builds on Campbell Hagerman College site

J L Robinson ton plans construction on the former Campbell Hagerman College site. The project moves forward after years of vacancy, with authorities outlining initial development phases and expected milestones.

Market shifts as weather affects eggs butter and poultry

Rainy roads hinder egg receipts causing a rise in prices while expected heavy production may lower values later. Butterfat sales shrink with strong demand but rains could improve pastures and depress prices. Live poultry demand rose for Jewish holidays, now easing toward lower values.

Winchester man to join court day auctioneers

Col. Ray Rowland of Winchester has secured a license and will be among court day auctioneers featured at upcoming sales, highlighting his professional credentials and local participation.

Col Ray Rowland Winchester

For Sale Fine strawberry plants by W W Clark

Sunday special notice offers fine strawberry plants for sale by W. W. Clark with contact phone 332. The item presents as a small classified line with a punchy bait line reference.

Fine W. W. Clark

Easter program and community notes at Salt Lick

Mrs Isaac Hall reports Walter Razor, son of Mr and Mrs William Razor, returned home Friday from Enterprise due to illness. Leslie Horseman and Arthur Barber came from Cincinnati after an auto school. The M E Sunday School held an Easter program and Bible class contests continue with the ladies in the lead. Sunday attendance reached 113.

Walter Razor William Razor Enterprise Leslie Horseman Arthur Barber Cincinnati M. E Christine Alexander Irene Frizzell Richmond Irene Pearl Frizzell Mt. Sterling Ethel Karrick Christian Church

Baptists Plan Bracken Missionary Board Meeting

The Bracken Missionary Board of Baptists will convene at the Maysville church Saturday April 29 at 10 o clock in the morning. Local church representatives include J. H. Blount W. T. Tyler Rev. Oluf Hamilton and J. W. Hedden Sr.

Bracken Missionary Board of Baptists Maysville Church Baptist Church J. H. Blount W. T. Tyler Oluf Hamilton J. W. Hedden

Buff Orpington Eggs for Sale

Mrs. Jesse Flore advertises Buff Orpington eggs for sale with a phone contact at 272. Sold through local classified listings.

Jesse Flore

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Fremember Dad Mt. Sterling Advocate Kentucky Camargo and Vicinity Miss Pink Ricketts Mrs Pleasureville John P. Ricketts Owen County Grace Cobb Frenchburg M. C. Wilson Stanton May Douglas Grace Ann Conlee Pauline Creaty Letha Derrickson George Derrickson Robert Hwen Elmer Derrickson Newport Rosslyn Vina Benningfield Jackson Conley Richard Goodpastor Robert Thompson G. W. Turley Willie Carpenter Bourbon County Carl Garrett L. & E. Junction Luther Kendall Lee Wilson Thomas Donahue J. M. Steele Clay Jones G. W. Kincaid Burl Stull H. D. Blevins Artie Kincaid Clay Blevins Isaac Goodpastor Mary Mania Lloyd Alexander L. B. Wilson Maude Morris Emma Callie Ragan Nancy Williams A. B. Thomason Stepstone Willie Ragan Martin Rosenberger B. C. Hagerman Charles P. Williamson Madison Institute Grassy Lick Pike Robert Howell McCormick Randall Harrow Vulcan Tra Moore’s Air J. L. Robinson Ton Campbell-Hagerman College Wesley Barry Gus Edwards Dew Salt Lick Isaac Hall Baptists
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