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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1914
Page
5
A long list of visits and homecomings across Lexington Paris Owingsville and Covington shows residents calling on relatives and friends. People such as Mr Stanley Wood Mr J S Turner Miss Olive Stephens and Mrs Sherman Goodpaster mingle with travelers from Oklahoma Georgia and Canada as weddings performances and tours are noted.
The Baptist church holds morning and evening services with topics Riches of Grace and Sir, We Would See Jesus plus a special request song. Boys aged 14 to 18 are invited to join the Nights of Honor class. The Methodist church observes the Quarterly Meeting with Communion at 10 45 a m and a Quad Conference at 3 p m. Rev J E Moss will preach at 7 30 p m. The Lexington District Conference opens next Tuesday at 9 a m with Dr J R Deering presiding and many preachers and laymen expected.
Notice to the Farmers. We want your wool and will pay the highest market price. See us before you sell. 40-41 G. D. Sullivan & Co.
The column lists residents improving after illness or surgery. Mrs S F Hamilton and Mrs Will Turley show progress, Miss Mayme Porter leaves after appendectomy, Richard P Winn is confined with pneumonia risk, Russell French has appendicitis, Frank Laughlin remains sick at a Lexington hospital, Miss Louise Morris recuperates at home after appendectomy, and Mrs Clark Pieratt travels to Lexington for an operation hoped to restore her health.
Parcel offers 150 acres of grass land for rent in Mt. Sterling Kentucky. Interest parties contact J Ed Young at R F D No 4 Mt Sterling KY or via phone 354 B 42 41 for details and terms.
Invitations announce the marriage of Reba Beryl Darby to Henry Robertson Boone. The ceremony will be Sunday April 26 1914 at Cypress Park Christian Church Cypress and Sulphur Streets at noon. Boone is the son of Mrs. Lawrence Jones of the city and has many friends wishing happiness.
For sale a bay saddle mare identified as a work horse and capable driver. The listing notes the animal is a bay saddle mare, a good work horse, and worth the money. Listed under ASA Bean with a figure 42-21.
Henry Judy promotes Hurst Home Insurance as a local agent offering property fire wind and lightning protection. He claims the policy is the cheapest obtainable and invites inquiries at phone number 674.
Charles L Simon becomes florist successor to John Corbitt with contact at 435 19-tf for orders and inquiries.
Dr. Snyder lectured on Individuality of Higher Ideals in chapel. Special music by Nell Whaley and Mabel and Margarete Leach. Court Day Dinner at the Court House netted about $30 for the piano fund and clubs. County High Girls organized a Y W C A with Mary Williams as President and Nettye Richardson as Vice President. A practice ball game at the Fair Grounds ended 1 to 0 in favor of County High. Barnard and Horton pitched with Barnard allowing one hit and eleven strikeouts.
Miss Kavanaugh Mannix daughter of Mr and Mrs James Mannix of this city lost balance on the pavement in front of Roberts Mastin s on Thursday and severely injured her right wrist and nerve causing excruciating pain.
A fragment notes properties described as residences and business houses in a well located area. Mentions 42-21 and names N. H. Trimble with a vague reference to a person or property owner. No clear event or outcome is provided.
Huyler’s delicious candies are offered at Geiger’s Pharmacy identified as sole agent. The note promotes the confection and the location for purchase.
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