Social News Roundup of Local Visitors and Travels
A wave of visitors and residents at home and abroad fills the week. Elisha Gray visits Georgetown. George Heinrich calls on friends in the city. Mrs J J Lambert hosts in Maysville. W T Tyler returns from Put in Bay. Carrington and son Butler visit Louisville. Blevins and Russell French in Owingsville. many other locals travel to Henderson Martinsville Cincinnati Lexington and Bath County for visits Easter visits and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Tyler
Put-in-Bay
Carrington
Butler
Louisville
George Boyd
J. L. Vice
Owingsville
Ramey Macie
Lexington
J. R. Magowan
Mildred Denton
Cincinnati
Henry Reid
Elizabeth
Helen McCoy
Mary George
Donald Martin
Lee Games
Lester Lee
George Virgnetti
Dan Prewitt
Widows, Widowers and News From the Neighborhood
Mrs. Moore formerly Miss Sophie Burgin of Lexington is well known here. Dan Welsh reports his nephew Charles Welsh has landed in Boston after months of overseas service. Major Lloyd Frazer visits family before moving to New York to join Standard Oil, then sails to Johannesburg to head offices with his bride Adaline Wiseman of Danville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geothe
Moore
Sophie Burgin
Lexington
Dan Welsh
Charles Welsh
States
Boston
Welsh
Lloyd Frazer
New York
Standard Oil Company
Johannesburg
South Africa
Major Frazer
Adaline Wiseman
Danville
Social dinners and teas honor visiting guests in town
Mr and Mrs Allie Ratliff hosted a Saturday dinner on Main Street for Mr and Mrs William Tipton with guests including Porter Hull Halley Gillaspie Tipton Frances Samuels and Ratliffs Mrs Effie Tharp gave a dinner party Friday for Mr and Mrs William Tipton with guests Halley Gillaspie W T Hunt Porter Hull and Lester Tharp. Mrs C C Chenault hosted a West Main tea for Mrs Lloyd Frazer and Mrs J E Wiseman of Danville. Nettie Horton gave a luncheon for Miss Paulina Judy tomorrow to wed R E Toms. Miss Nancy Hall Clay held a dinner-dance on Howard Avenue for Elsie Chenault of Versailles with a later informal dance by younger guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Ratliff
Main Street
William Tipton
Porter Hull
Halley Gillaspie
Tipton
Frances Samuels
Mrs. Ratliff
Effie Tharp
W. T. Hunt
Lester Tharp
C. C. Chenault
West Main Street
Lloyd. Frazer
J. E. Wiseman
Danville
Nancy Hall Clay
Howard Avenue
Elsie Chenault
Versailles
Frances Hazelrigg
Helen Hall
Emma Coopier
Mattie Pinney
Lillian Crail
Ruth Darsie
Henrietta Greene
Mary L. Gatewood
Mildred Gatewood
Elsie ‘Chenault
Illness Reports From Queen Street and Local Hospital
The Sick Miss Bessie Alfrey is very ill at her home on Queen Street. Mrs A G Ratliff is improved after several weeks of illness. Master Stofer Ringo is sufficiently improved to sit up. Mr Robert Gay shows considerable improvement. Mrs Martha Morris is at Clark County Hospital in Winchester for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar Ratliff
Sharpsburg
Martinsville, Ind
Ratliff
Mary Hadden
Lexington
Bessie Alfrey
Queen Street
A. G. Ratliff
Stofer Ringo
Robert Gay
Martha Morris
Clark County Hospital
Winchester
Death notice of Hon. Robert H. Kern St Louis
Telegram announces the death of Hon. Robert H. Kern of St Louis Missouri. Survived by wife one brother Jas E Kern one son R H Kern Jr of Mercedes Texas and two granddaughters Bettie and Mary Tutt. He was known and respected by many in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Kern
Robert H. Kern
St. Louis
Kern
Jas. E. Kern
R. H. Kern, Jr
Mercedes
Texas
Bettie
Mary Tutt
Son born to wife of Herbert Ormes on Queen Street
A son was born to the wife of Herbert Ormes on Queen Street on April 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Ormes
Queen Street
Beautiful Girl Will Marry Beautiful Girl in City
Miss Paulina Judy daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew H Judy will wed Captain Raymond E Toms of Frederick Maryland tomorrow at 11 o clock at the bride’s home. Rev Clyde Darsie will officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulina Judy
Andrew H. Judy
Sterling
Raymond E. Toms
Frederick
Clyde Darsie
The
Christian Church
Judy
Montgomery County
Officer Discharged and Home Welcome for Lt C T Coleman
Lieutenant C T Coleman has received his honorable discharge and returned home to this city. He is praised by many friends for his civilian life. On April 18 at Georgetown a son, Francis Dean Jr., is born to the wife of Mr Dean Carr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Summers
Smith’s Grove
J. P. Summers
Maggie Young
Miss Allee
Nat Young, Jr
Bourbon County
David Treadyway
W. P. Treadway
U.S. Cavalry
Brent Nunnally
Captain Brent Nunnally
Brest
Bruce Reynolds
Barrow
Sidney Freeman
Lexington
C. T. Coleman
Georgetown
Dean Carr
Francis Dean, Jr
Local Farming Notes and Town News
Howard's Mill farmers report work ongoing with weed control in beds. births listed for Earl Markland and Apeist's big boy born with parents Howard Steven and wife, and Clay Donahue and wife welcome a son. Stanton trip by Becham Johnson and Thompson Howard to visit friends. Mrs Wm Thompson on sick list. Egg hunt enjoyed by local children Saturday with all reporting a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Markland
Becham Johnson
Thompson Howard
Stanton
Howard Stevenson
Wm. Thompson
Clay Donahue
Man Wanted to Nurse Elderly Man in Country Home
Classified ad seeking a white man to care for an elderly man in the countryside. Describes a good home pleasant surroundings and reasonable wages. Apply at the Advocate office for further information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advocate Office
Garden Advice Saves Grocery and Doctor Bills All Year
A brisk saying underlines year round gardening as a way to cut food costs and medical expenses. It emphasizes steady cultivation and self sufficiency as practical, money saving habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Roads
Also Mentioned on This Page
Burpee’s Garden
Maysville Street
Elisha Gray
George Heinrich
Neola
J. J. Lambert
Maysville
J. M. Hutsell
Messrs
Harold Blevins
Russell French
Dudley W. Hunter
Henderson
S. C
Mrs. Ford Patterson
Lucile
Martha Snelling
Bath County
Kate Dimmitt
Pattie J. Riley
James M. Hutton
Robert Stuart
Martinsville
Frank Boyd
Sadie Stiles
Elizabethtown
Cory Barrett
Nashville, Tenn
Ola Rogers
Adelaide Gay
Millersburg
R. L. Wells
Frankfort
Lee Trimble
Chenault Cockrell
Mr. Ramey Lacey
James R. Magowan
Elmwood
Kattie and
Eunice Qwen
J. C. Shoemaker
John Faulkner
Francis Faulkner
Clark County
Miss Winfred Rush
Margaret Hadden
R. K. Weedon
Preston
Ralph Rollins
George R. Snyder
Tennessee
William Daniels
Center College
A. L. Laughlin
Sylvester Kelly
U. S. Marines
Matt Kelly
Howard van Antwerp
Howard and
Chiles
Dorothy Tyler
Elizabeth Clay Highland
Mary Vansant Robertson
Eugene Curry
Harrodsburg
Mishawaka
Ind
Mary Beall
University of Kentucky
Ruth Cardwell
Shelbyville
Nancy Clay
Hamilton College
Byrd Gwinn
Huntington
W. Va
Chas. Derickson
Elsie Dericks
Clarence Stephens
Ruth
Baltimore
Mr. Stephens
Richard Moore
Kerr
MR. Tabs
Toms
France
Mrs. Toms
Chicago
Capt. Toms
Advocate
Howard's Mill
Man
McGurk
O'Brian
Tee
Paul Jones
Navy
Copenhagen
Rose
Tad
Ake
Columbias
Bryan & Robinson
Jewelers
Spencerdale Stock Farm
My Barn
Mt. Sterling
Spencer Pike
Bourbon King
Bourbon Chief
Harrison Chief
Clark Chief
Amanda Bogie
Forest Denmark
Mambrino Forest
Ned Forest, Jr
Blue Jeans
Phillips’ Black Horse
Black Jack—John
John
Yelberton, Jr
Old Yelberton
Hopkins’ Alvarado
Cunningham
Leer
Napoleon
Wm. G. Marshall
Mgr
Mt. Sterling, Ky
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