Ford Touring Car Sold by Paul Strother to Sutton
Paul Strother, agent, sold a Ford touring car last week to Mr. W. A. Sutton and delivered it at once.
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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1913
Page
8
Paul Strother, agent, sold a Ford touring car last week to Mr. W. A. Sutton and delivered it at once.
For Sale. Shetland Pony bay with spots four years old well broke. Apply at this office. Oh you spring lamb tender and juicy at Greenwade's. Cheapest Seed Potatoes at 41-21. Spot Cash Grocery. Ds Read Greenwade's big ad in this paper. Onion Sets cheapest at Spot Cash Grocery 41-21. WANTED To make engagement for butter Apply phone 714.
All parties indebted to Geo. W. Raburn, deceased, are told to settle immediately and all claims against the estate must be presented properly proven to the undersigned for payment. Raburn and Hinson sign. Also an advertisement for roasts, steaks, and boiled ham from Greenwade's and E. T. Hon & Co.
Mr B S Robbins of Grassy Lick Montgomery county won the preliminary oratorical contest at Kentucky Wesleyan College on April 18 and will represent the college at the State Oratorical Contest in Georgetown. His speech titled The Evils Menacing Our Popular Government cited ignorant and corrupt voters monolithic and class legislation and the liquor traffic.
J. W. Jones advertises house and lot on North Sycamore Street for sale with a plant listing at Corbett's Greenhouse offering cabbage and tomato plants.
Bob Rose traveled to Dayton Ohio for work. Walter Thacker from Clay City visited Saturday. Jim Hall of Lexington came to see his father. Jim Witt of Millers Creek Estil County stayed over the weekend. Nora Riddle, long ill, not expected to live. Lindsey Bush of Hardwick Powell County returned home. E R Hall had a narrow mill accident with machinery falling. he was cut on a hand and treated by Dr. Lee and resting easy.
A broad rural item notes corn and oat plantings with a larger acreage than expected. It reports measles in the Lem Ginter family, cattle and hog prices at 8.50 to 8.75 per hundred, and updates on C. A. Pollock’s recovery in Lexington. Also mentions deaths, school trustee change, sickbed of James Crockett, and local visits. An ad promotes Van Antwerp lots on West High street with liberal terms.
Racing opens in Kentucky with seven stakes across an eleven day meet at Lexington. The Phee nix Hotel Handicap heads Saturday April 26, followed by Ashland Oaks April 29 and multiple other events through May 8 including the Blue Grass Stakes Camden Handicap and Breeders Futurity with purses totaling up to $1,500 added.
The County High School announces a baseball game with Sharpsburg High School Friday April 25 at the Fair Grounds. A Friday night box supper at the County High School building invites all, with Mr Cravens as auctioneer.
Grassy Lick residents Earl Rolph and Fannie May Domigan wed in Lexington on Thursday. The bride is the daughter of Henry C. Domigan and the groom the son of J. T. Rolph. Fred Vaughn of Paintsville runs for Johnson County Republican county judge nomination.
Variety St Bank street 40 tf. On market with bulk and packages seed. Our time devoted to tin and plumbing 34 tf. Laughlin Vo. Save labels from bread made by Whiteside Bakery. They are worth saving. Inquire of E. T. Hon & Co.
Mrs. Rena Piper Hanly wife of Joe L. Hanly formerly of this city died in Kansas City Missouri on Sunday April 18 she was well remembered here with many friends noting her passing Mr Hanly is brother of Mrs Margaret Ragan of this city and the news will be received with regret by her many friends in town
Advertisements note seed sale offering two papers for 5 cents labeled Blue Ribbon. Mentions Variety Store on Bank Street and Spot Cash Grocery with Vanarsdell's prompt delivery.
New Antes Stone and Flora opened a garage on Main Street on Saturday and received two 1913 Rambler automobiles. The shop offers full machinery repair services and features local bread and grocery items in nearby markets.
Mr G L Kirkpatrick has just received his new Hudson automobile sold locally by Chenault and O'Rear.
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