Illnesses and medical updates from Richmond avenue area
The column notes Miss Ola Rogers remains quite ill at home on Richmond avenue. Lloyd Frazer is rapidly improving after a recent operation in Lexington and has returned home. Turley’s young son and Frances Reese are reported ill with typhoid fever. W. F. Crooks and Harvey Crooks traveled to Rochester, Minnesota for Mayo Bros. operations, with expectations of improvement and a return home within a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Evans
C. W. Squires
Shelbyville
Flo Shirley
Louisville
Ola Rogers
Richmond Avenue
French
Turley
Wm. Turley
Frances Reese
W. F. Crooks
Harvey R. Crooks
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Bros
Crooks
DILLARD DOUGLAS INJURED IN LEXINGTON CAR ACCIDENT
Dillard Douglas son of Tom Douglas of Leved county sustained a lacerated knee after an auto accident in Lexington. He was treated at Good Samaritan Hospital with stitches and later returned home to recover. He was with Harvernox in a Ford when the crash happened at East Main Street crossing due to road work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillard Douglas
Tom Douglas
Lexington
Good Samaritan Hospital
Douglas
Harvernox
East Main Street
Sympathy for Mr. R. E. Toms on Procter’s Loss
Government engineer R. E. Toms mourns the death of his mother in Maryland last week as friends extend condolences. Also note light ad copy for Stone's Wrapped Cakes and ham breakfast bacon. A tongue in cheek line warns that many a boastful “Whale” proves a “Sucker.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Toms
Frederick
Toms
Maryland
Religious Services and Meetings In Local Churches
There will be no preaching at the Baptist church Sunday morning as Rev. Wilson is out of town. Rev. Frank Hardin will preach at Howard's Mill Sunday morning and evening. The Missionary Society of the Methodist church will meet with Mrs. Bert Wyatt Friday for an all day meeting. A revival is held at Plum Lick Bourbon county by Rev. R. M. Reynolds and Rev. Fairm of Lexington. Everybody welcome. Tin cans at right prices at Vanarsdell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Rev. Wilson
Frank Hardin
Howard’s Mill
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Bert Wyatt
Plum Lick
Bourbon County
R. M. Reynolds
Fairm
Lexington
Births in Louisville and at the Bridges home
To the wife of W. H. Berry in Louisville on August 8, a daughter Annie Highland. Also to the wife of Mr. Marion Bridges (formerly Miss Nannie Shackelford) Friday night a son weighing eight pounds named James Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Berry
Louisville
Annie Highland
Marion Bridges
Nannie Shackelford
James Caldwell
Social event notes from Monday and Saturday gatherings
Messrs. William and Charles Oldham hosted a large dance at Ringos Hall Monday with a four piece orchestra and refreshments. Miss Laura Hart held a Saturday afternoon 500 party on North Maysville Street honoring Miss Sarah Lipscomb of Nashville, with a lunch after games and prizes for Elizabeth Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William and
Charles Oldham
Ringo’s Hall
Laura Hart
North Maysville Street
Sarah Lipscomb
Nashville
Tenn
Sarah Winn
Elizabeth Boyd
Kathleen Gager
Chattanooga
Elizabeth Gay
Lexington
Frances Kennedy
Mary Barnes
Carolyn Bourne
Verne Smith
Mary
Lillian Grail
Anna B. Pinney
Margaret Bodkin
Jenniol Tatewood
Martha Mae Robinson
Mary Vansant Robertson
Patty Thompson
Julia Stephens
Lela Rogers
Mary Anderson
Mary Ann Young
Virginia Duff
Elizabeth Little
Elizabeth Clay Highland
Margaret Nesbitt
Grace Jones
Frances White
Melons on Ice Displayed at Ber Market
Ice Water melons and cantaloupes shown at the Ber market with melons kept chilled on display. Vendors highlight freshness and fruit availability for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanarsdell’s
Best Beef Park and Lamb to Be Had
The notice advertises a selection of lunch goods including beef, park and lamb offering a variety of items for midday meals.
The College Widow at the Tabb Theatre Impresses Crowd
The Monday night showing at the Tabb Theatre of The College Widow received praise as a splendid production. New management vows to maintain high standards and advertise shows accurately with top service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabb Theatre
MANN WILSON WEDDING SURPRISE IN PARIS KY
A surprise wedding took place Saturday at 2:30 PM in Paris Kentucky uniting Miss Bessie Wilson and Mr Whittington Mann. The bride, popular in social and church circles, is well connected locally and the groom, son of the late Judge Russell Mann, is a L & N Railroad conductor and city council member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Wilson
Whittington Mann
Paris
Russell Mann
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
John Scott
Quiet Wit Notes a Maiden's Blush From a Drug Store
A light, humorous reflection on a coy maiden whose charming blush is sparked by a nearby drug store and fades away with the evening wash. The musing plays on small town charm and social quick-witted observations.
Doan's Kidney Pills End Backache Says Kentucky Man
W O Triplett of Sharpsburg Kentucky suffered years of backache nervousness and frequent urination. After using Doan's Kidney Pills from Duer son's Drug Store he found relief. Price 50 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY endorses the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
W. O. Triplett
Sharpsburg
Doan
Duerson’s
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Duerson’s Drug Store
Court Street
Mrs. J. C. Fizer
Lucy May Eubank
Emily Tipton
Rex Hall
Thomas Hall
Frankfort
John Carmody
Pittsburg
County
Louise Lloyd
California
Henry Judy
Oil Springs
Margaret Patton
Kansas City, Mo
Alice Young
M. T. Botts
North
Middletown
Courtland Cheneutt
Tulsa, Okla
Elizabeth McCown
Master Mack Carrington
Farmdale
C. W. Womack
West Liberty
Steve Pieratt
Catherine McCord
Winchester
Emilee H. Reid
Mary Vansant Tabb
Versailles
Margaret Foster Acosta
Ollive Wood
Julian Stephens
Pattie Thompson
J. B. Shepard
Kansas
W. B. Davis
Mrs
R. B. Apperson
John J. Walsh
Owen Morris
W. E. Dean
Alice Kennedy
Cincinnati
Mrs. F. W. Bassett
Millersburg
Loraine Wheeler
Kexington
Leonard May
St. Louis, Mo
R. B. May
Messrs
J. Y. Rogers
J. 8. Samuels
New York
Rogers Company
Henry Barnes
Blue Fields
W. Va
Paulina Judy
Charles Reis
E. T. Reis
Allen Brooks
C. R. Brooks
This City
Oklahoma City
James W. Prewitt
Eliza Harris
Columbia University
Lee Crear
Louise
G. B. Senff
Earl King
Tom Owings
Ashland
Clyde Stephenson
Jas. S. Turner
Clarence Stephens
Marion N. White
Prestonsburg
Walter V. Turner
Greencastle
Ind
Gano Caywood
Henry C. Turner
W. C. Clarke
A. Mulberry
Harry Reehl
Marguerite
Dayton, O
Luther Welch
the Levee
Sunbeam Coffee
Sanitary Meat Market
Towa
I. F
Lloyd Frazer
Barker
San-Tox
Bassett Drug Co
W. S. Lloyd
Bourbon Remedy Co
Lexington, Ly
Mrs. Toms
Stone’s
Sanitary
Vanaradell & Co
Vanaredell’s
Pfeiffer's
R. H. White & CO
REX
Flv
Earl W. Senff
Mt. Sterling
C. W. Compton
Mt. Sterling National Bank
DR. G. Mm. Horton
Letters
Sive
E. Stamler
Fayette Nat'l Bank Bldg
Routagten, Ky
Missouri
Mt. Ster
Ufitie W. McCormick
James E. Magowan
H. C. King
East Main St
Lexington, Ky
Mount Sterling
Voise
Ane Ee
FORD
Paul Strother
Mt. Sterling Kentucky
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