Society Girl Alta Evans Marries Local Banker Frank Hill
Miss Alta Evans wed Frank M. Hill at her aunt Mrs. W H Henderson's West High street home. After a brief ceremony the couple should honeymoon in Washington D C and return to Elm street home. A piano and violin program accompanied by Miss Evelyn Prewitt and Mrs. Henry P Reid preceded the ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J T Evans, is praised as attractive musical and popular. The groom, son of Mrs Ida M Hill, is a longtime Montgomery National Bank employee and respected local businessman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Evans
Frank M. Hill
W. H. Henderson
West High Street
Wmch
Washington, D. C
Mr. Hill
Elm Street
Henry P. Reid
Evelyn Prewitt
Mattie Judy Botts
J. T. Evans
VanEvera Returns to Lexington for Grand Circuit Soon
Mr. H. Bert VanEvera, after winter work in Memphis with H. J. Schlessinger’s stable, has returned with his horses and is now in Lexington to prepare for the Grand Circuit campaign this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Bert VanEvera
Memphis
Tenn
H. J. Schlessinger
Lexington
Reconstruction Planned for Kentucky Confederate Home
The Kentucky Confederate Home at Pewee Valley will be rebuilt as a modern facility. Insurance on the old structure will cover the new construction, which is currently underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pewee Valley
Democrats to Convene County Meeting at Mt. Sterling
The county Democratic convention will meet at the Courthouse in Mt. Sterling on Saturday May 1 at 2 PM to select delegates for the State Convention in Louisville May 4. A large attendance is requested. L R Douglas, Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling
Louisville
L. R. Douglas
Conference at Somerset Church Promotes Missionary Plans
A county wide Christian conference at Somerset church invites all congregants and interested residents. It begins Sunday at 2 30 PM with evening sessions at 7 30 PM, led by the Kentucky division of the Disciples World Movement. Speakers include state mission leaders and representatives from C W E M departments and affiliated associations to outline missionary educational and benevolent plans and future aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset Church
Kentucky
Disciples World Movement
Missionary and Bible School Associations
National Missionary and Benevolent Societies
Christian Church
Bridge Washed Away In Bourbon County Rain
During a heavy Tuesday downpour the iron bridge over a creek near Ed Sims place in Bourbon County washed from its base and drifted about a half mile downstream. A heavy truck from Xalapa Farm with four workers was on the bridge. all were rescued after the bridge gave way and the truck sustained severe damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Sims Place
Bourbon County
Xalapa Farm
Cumberland Telephone managers attend Winchester district conference
Manager Warren B. Hatton L. A. McNamara Ernest Baird and L. L. Brown of the Cumberland Telephone Company attended the district conference of managers held in Winchester yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren B. Hatton
L. A. McNamara
Ernest Baird
L. L. Brown
The
Cumberland Telephone Company
Winchester
Races Begin Saturday at Lexington Spring Meet
The spring meet opens in Lexington on Saturday April 24. Weather is ideal and many locals plan to drive over each day despite poor road conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Recital Postponed by Beausang and Vigneti
The Beausang Vigneti recital scheduled for Friday at History Club rooms is postponed. A new date will be announced when the artists appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
History Club
Farmers' Union Plans May 8 Courthouse Meeting
The local Farmers' Union branch schedules a big meeting at the Courthouse on May 8. Principal speakers include Dr. McVey of Transylvania University and Frank McKee of Versailles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Farmers’ Union
Dr. McVey
Transylvania University
Frank McKee
Versailles
Look Them Over, Repair Your Farm Gear Here
Farmers urged to inspect their gear and saddles and send them to J. R. Lyons for service and repairs. Local notice emphasizes upkeep of farming equipment and offers the sender’s name for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Lyons
Business Change at Bankstreet Variety Store
Walter H. Wright proprietor of the Variety Store on Bankstreet has sold his business to D. C. and Willard McGuire. They will take charge next week. Wright stays until June first then enters another venture. The McGuires are regarded as capable young businessmen and likely to succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Wright
Bankstreet
Messrs
D. C
Willard McGuire
Mr. Wright
Messrs. McGuire
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Smiley at Seymore Ind
Telegram Tuesday announced the death of Mrs Elizabeth Smiley aged 86 at the home of her daughter Mrs Mary McKee Smith in Seymore Indiana. She was twice married and her first husband John McKee who is the brother of Judge H Clay McKee of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Clay McKee
Elizabeth Smiley
Mary McKee Smith
Seymore
Ind
Local Residents Move Homes on Winn Street
Stewart McCormick relocates to a Winn street home recently bought from Parker Pierce who occupies temporary quarters there. Roy L. McCormick leaves the Levee pike farm for the Holland property on Winn street. Parker Pierce moves into a temporary Winn street residence until his bungalow is finished. A. E. Lawrence moves into a new home on Maysville street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart McCormick
Winn Street
Parker Pierce
Roy L. McCormick
Levee Pike
Holland
A. E. Lawrence
Maysville Street
Flesher strikes wells in Oklahoma holdings
A telegram reported that the Flesher Petroleum Co struck two good wells on its Oklahoma holdings, estimated at 100 barrels each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flesher Petroleum Co
Oklahoma
Coleman Sells Building Lots on North Maysville Street
Robert L. Coleman sold three building lots on North Maysville street with 145 feet frontage to H. G. Hoffman and A. E. Lawrence for about $1,100. Flower seeds at Vanarsdell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Coleman
H. G. Hoffman
A. E. Lawrence
Maysville Street
Stevens Lydick Wedding at Mary Stevens Home
Miss Mary Lily Stevens and W A Lydick of Cynthiana wed in a quiet ceremony at the bride’s home conducted by Rev M V P Yeaman. After a motor trip to Cincinnati and Louisville they will reside at Mr Lydick’s home in Cynthiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lily Stevens
W. A. Lydick
Cynthiana
M. V. P. Yeaman
Cincinnati
Louisville
Joe W. Stevens
Mr. Lydick
Harrison County
Mrs. Lydick
University Players Stage Fanny in the Servant Problem
The University Players of Louisville presented Fanny in the Servant Problem to a crowded Table crowd Thursday night. Miss Ruth Wilson led the east and the Ladies Aid Society, which sponsored the show, cleared $80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Fanny
Ruth Wilson
Ladies’ Aid Society
Cigarette Ignites Irvine Fire Damaging Four Buildings
A cigarette tossed into a gasoline tub caused a blaze in Irvine destroying four buildings with a total loss of 50 000 dollars. State Treasurer J A Wallace owned the structures housing Estill Garage T G Wallace general store poolroom and a millinery shop operated by Mrs Betty Miller. Nine cars were burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvine
J. A. Wallace
Estill
T. G. Wallace
Betty Miller
Taylor Fitzpatrick Heads to Lexington for Operation
Taylor Fitzpatrick was taken to Lexington today at noon to St Joseph's Hospital for an operation to be performed within the next few days. Read the Classified ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Fitzpatrick
Lexington
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Pieratt Buys One Third Interest in Monarch Milling
Buys one third of Monarch Milling Company with Capt. C H Petry remaining head and Robert Collier handling offices. Mr. W H Pieratt, recently moved from Bath county, will head sales. Pieratt known for mercantile success and broad business experience enhances Sterling circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Pieratt
Bath County
Monarch Milling Company
Capt
C. H. Petry
Robert Collier
Mr. Pieratt
Pieratt
Sterling
Mrs Malcolm Yeaman Passes to Her Reward
Rev M V P Yeaman received a Henderson death notice for his mother and left at once with his wife. Details are scarce as Dr Yeaman had departed earlier. Mrs Yeaman was a frequent visitor whose memory is held by all she met and by her son. The community offers sympathy to Dr Yeaman in his bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. V. P. Yeaman
Henderson
Fertilizers Offered by J R Lyons in South Maysville
Fertilizer dealer J R Lyons of South Maysville street lists prices per ton for Corn fertilizer at 43.00 dollars Tobacco fertilizer 55.00 dollars Old Time fertilizer 43.60 dollars See him now for details and licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Lyons
Maysville Street
Cattle Sales Report With Prices and Purchases
Judson M. Anderson sold to N. B. Caywood for Swift & Co. 36 cattle each about 1,400 pounds at 13.50 per hundred with 4 percent shrinkage. A. S. Hart sold to the same buyer for July delivery at 13 3/4. T. P. Sutton sold to Catesby Woodford of Bourbon County 23 head about 1,250 pounds at 12 1/2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson M. Anderson
Caywood
Swift & Co
A. S Hart
T. P. Sutton
Catesby Woodford
Bourbon County
History Club postpones 23rd musical to be announced
The History Club postpones the 23rd announced musical until further notice. Tickets will be valid on the rescheduled date when named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
History Club
Have Your Bundles And Babies Checked
A. B. Oldham & Son promote a show day with a crowd expected to view remarkable attractions before the parade starts. Watch for the spectacle and useful safety checks tied to bundles and infants.
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A. B. Oldham & Son
Garden and Farm Implements Available From J R Lyons
Inventory your garden and farm tools and equipment and if you lack items see J R Lyons who can supply them. Located locally, he invites people to visit and purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Lyons
County Court Day Market Draws Crowd and Steady Prices
The County Court Day Market drew a good crowd with about 1200 head of cattle in pens. Best 800-lb steers sold 8 to 11 cents per lb, heifers 7 1/2 to 10 cents, bulls 7 to 8 cents, fat cows 7 to 8 cents, and canner cows 4 1/2 to 4 cents per lb. Prices were steady with higher quality driving demand. buyers from several counties sought cattle for grazing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Keeton
May Brothers
Bath County
George W. Halsey
John Vice
John Greenwade
Cynthiana
W. J. Ratliff
William Davis
Chas. Goff
Clark County
Mike Wilson
Salt Lick
Fletcher Mann
Lexington
Caywood and McClintock
Bert McClintock
Bourbon County
Hog market opens as local buyers buy 1000 head
Turley and Crouch purchased 1000 head of fat hogs for immediate delivery at 15 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turley and
Crouch
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Ida M. Hill
Montgomery National Bank
Democrats
Essex Motor When
Somerset
Flesher
Vanarsdell’s
Stevens
l_ydick
Malcolm Yeaman
Wonder
Ragan-Gay Motor Company
Sale Fms
William Tipton
Hamilton
North Middletown
C. G. Pangburn
Badger Robertson
Essex Motor Nb
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