Buford Boone Weds Anna Warner Mallory at Home Ceremony
Buford Boone and Anna Warner Mallory secretly wed Thursday night in a quiet ceremony at Rev. H. D. Clark's home. Boone, a government Post Office employee, is praised for courteous service while Mallory is described as the eldest daughter of Mr. R. R. Warner. The Advocate extends best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buford Boone
Anna Warner Mallory
H. D. Clark
J. Boone
Mallory
R. R. Warner
Vanarsdell's Adds Fresh Beans Lettuce and Radishes
Local market notes new produce arrivals at Vanarsdell's including beans lettuce radishes and greens. Shoppers can find crisp varieties ready for purchase this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanarsdell’s
Doctor Leases City Graveyard for Improvement and Pasture
Dr W B Robinson, a popular veterinarian, has leased the old graveyard on East High street from the city. He plans to fence the property, clear brush and weeds, and use parts of it as pasture. The move is seen as a smart renewal to improve the city’s appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Robinson
East High Street
Robinson
Miss Evans Travels to Buy Fall Stock for Millinery
Miss Alta Evans has gone to Cincinnati Columbus and Chicago to purchase fall stock for her millinery store. She will spare no expense to put in a stock second to none in the city and invites the public to inspect her stock before buying elsewhere. She will be away about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Evans
Cincinnati
Columbus
Chicago
Miss Evans
New Auto Purchases Reported at Local Dealers
Mr. L. C. McCormick bought a five passenger White touring car through McKee and Clay. Mr. George Snyder purchased last week a five passenger Cole touring car, adding to the local auto sales in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. McCormick
McKee & Clay
George Snyder
Pacer Alice Lewis Wins Winchester Fair Race
Col. E. R. Little's pacer Alice Lewis won one pacing race at the Winchester Fair last week. Also advertised are children's wash suits at four off from Punch Graves & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
E. R. Little
Alice Lewis
Winchester Fair
Punch, Graves & Co
Damages Sought From C and O After Fatal Collision
County Judge G A McCormick sues Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company O N Garr engineer and Stanley Squires fireman for 30000 damages for injuries December 12 when a fast bound C and O passenger train struck a buggy killing the plaintiff s daughter and injuring him Florence McCormick s administrator A Sid Hart also sues for 20000 damages over the death alleging signals were absent proper lookout not maintained and train speed excessive Attorneys O Rea r Williams of Frankfort and County Attorney Earl W Senff represent the plaintiffs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. McCormick
Montgomery
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company
O. N. Garr
Stanley Squires
A. Sid Hart
Florence McCormick
O’rear & Williams
Frankfort
Earl W. Senff
Off For the Races On Indiana Illinois Circuit
A group led by Chas. Bean A. B. Setters John McCormick H B VanEvera C B Dale and P L Hensley departed Monday for Indiana with a car load of horses to race on the Indiana Illinois circuit Among those taken were Lucile Brooks Albert O Peter Patchen Hugh Miller Omyree Happy Todd and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Chas. Bean
A. B. Setters
John McCormick
H. B. VanEvera
C. B. Dale
P. L. Hensley
Indiana
Lucile Brooks
Albert O
Peter Patchen
Hugh Miller
Omyree
Happy Todd
Miss Bettie Roberts and Mrs. Mastin Headed to Cities for Stock
Miss Bettie Roberts and Mrs. R F Mastin departed Sunday for a ten day trip to Louisville Cincinnati Indianapolis and Chicago. They will purchase fall and winter stock for Roberts and Mastin milliners. The line will be larger and better than ever before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettie Roberts
R. F. Mastin
Louisville
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Chicago
Roberts
Box Supper at Lower Spencer School House
A box supper will be held Saturday night at Lower Spencer school house with all invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Spencer School House
Superintendent Charged in School Exam Trade Case
A warrant sworn in Lawrenceburg accuses J. W. Baxter Anderson County Schools superintendent of trafficking in examination questions for teachers. He allegedly sold a question set to E. D. Burton who confessed in Louisville. Burton says Baxter opened the envelope and supplied questions for fifty dollars per set with thirty to Baxter and twenty to Burton. Police expect more arrests as investigations continue with other implicated individuals forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.W. Baxter
Anderson County
Lawrenceburg
Hamlett
Baxter
E. D. Burton
Louisville
Burton
Farm for rent near Judy in Montgomery County
Proprietor Punch Graves Company offers 90 acres on Plum Lick Pike eight miles west of Judy, with 15 acres for tobacco and 50 acres for wheat or rye, an 11 room house and tenant house, tobacco barn and outbuildings. Money rent. Apply L A Stith Mt Sterling R R No. 3. 6tf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Plum Lick Pike
Judy
L. A. Stith
Mt. Sterling
Weather Outlook Warms then Cools Across Midwest Plains
The middle Mississippi Valley and Middle and Southern Plains will see high temperatures in the first half of the week, followed by cooler conditions and widespread showers later. Overall, precipitation will be fairly evenly distributed through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drough
Mississippi Valley
Plains States
Lost Pocket Book in Mt Sterling Area
A small tan leather pocket book is missing, possibly on Mt Sterling streets or along Levee Pike between the residence and the city. It contained nine or ten dollars. Return to Geo. W. Andersen, Sr. for reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling
Levee Pike
Geo. W. Andersen, Sr
Lillian Chieftain Wins at Lexington
Lillian Chieftain, a weanling owned by S. Carpenter of Millersburg G C Anderson and J W Boardman of this city, won the blue ribbon in the National Futurity at the Blue Grass Fair in Lexington. Bred King Chieftain out of Dora Jones the colt is hailed by horsemen as the greatest ever shown. First prize was $200 from twenty one entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Chieftain
Messrs. S. ©. Carpenter
Millersburg
G. C. Anderson
J. W. Boardman
Montgomery County
Blue Grass Fair
Lexington
King Chieftain
Dora Jones
Family Re Union Honors Mrs Henry at County Home
About eighty relatives gathered at the home of Mrs. Fannie Henry aged 82 last Wednesday for a delightful spending day. She is a sister of Mr. J. T. Highland and Mrs. Leo Games and is esteemed as an exemplary Christian lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Henry
J. T. Highland
Leo Games
Lizzie Wilson Rents Table Property on Sycamore and Clay
Mrs Lizzie Wilson rents the Table property at the corner of Sycamore and Clay streets and will relocate with her son Tipton later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Wilson
Sycamore and
Clay Streets
Tipton
Sanitary Meat Market to Open Cash-Only Aug 18
Get it For Less reports E. T. Hon & Co. has succeeded and will operate an absolutely cash business beginning August 18 under the name Sanitary Meat Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Hon & Co
Sanitary Meat Market
Election Commissioners Probe Missing Ballots in Clark County
Clark county election officials and Judge Benton examined the Goodes precinct ballot box after adjournments. The box held 12 questioned ballots which could not be found upon opening. A rule was issued to produce the missing ballots, and the commissioners adjourned until Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Winchester
Benton
Goodes
Debtors and Payments Hint From Marion Record Front Page
Ho mer Hoch quotes moral reflections on debt payment urging prompt settlement of overdue subscriptions. The note invites readers with arrears to check the date beside their name and to remit promptly by mail or call the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Hoch
Marion
Prisoner Sets Fire in County Jail Escape Attempt
Dr. Motley, charged with murder and brought to this city for safekeeping, started a commotion at the county jail Monday night by setting fire to his cell mattress. When the door was unlocked he tried to escape but was quickly subdued and returned to his cell. The fire did little damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Motley
Morgan County
Change in Firm at Local Meat Market Sanitary Meat Market
E. T. Hon & Co. has sold out to William Hon and Gay Wilson. The store will be renamed the Sanitary Meat Market. Both gentlemen are experienced meat cutters and businessmen and are expected to succeed. read their advertisements in this paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Hon & Co
Messrs
Wm. Hon
Gay Wilson
Sanitary Meat Market
Bothentlemen
Uncle of J. W. Hedden Dies in Louisville
Rev. W. C. Jones, a retired Baptist minister aged 82, died at his Louisville home early Monday. He was the uncle of J. W. Hedden of this city, who attended the funeral in Louisville Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Jones
Louisville
J. W. Hedden
Street Sign Clock Brightens Main Street Shopfronts
Bryan and Robinson display a large street sign clock in front of their Main Street business promising a reliable standard time for pedestrians and customers throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan & Robinson
Main Street
Rachael Sydner DeGraffenreid Sydner Dies at 79
Mrs. Rachael DeGraffenreid Sydner aged 79 died at her home Saturday August 9 in this city. She moved here from Bourbon county years ago. Her husband died about a year ago. She was an aunt of Mrs. Julia Cunningham and related to the Prewitt families. Funeral services were held at her residence and the remains sent to Paris for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachael DeGraffenreid Sydner
Sydner
Bourbon County
Julia Cunningham
Prewitt
Paris
Negro Woman Cut and Shot In Slingtown Saturday Night
Virginia Ewing, colored, was seriously cut and shot in Sling town a negro suburb Saturday night by Mary French, also colored. It is claimed Ewing was held by negro men during the assault. identities of the attackers are unknown. Ewing’s condition is critical and she may not recover. The French woman was captured near Winchester early Sunday morning by Policeman Tipton and jailed in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Ewing
Slingtown
Mary French
Ewing
Tipton
Winchester
Cincinnati
Work Started on Maysville Street
The Carey-Reed Co of Lexington began curb and gutter work on Maysville Street in preparation for grading and paving with asphalt. Engineer Bosley supervised with Stanley Brown assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey-Reed Co
Lexington
Maysville Street
Bosley
Stanley Brown
Satterwhite Resigns to Join Cooper & Dunn in Lexington
Mr. Gilbert H. Satterwhite, head prescription clerk at Mr. W. S. Lloyd's drug store, resigns to join Cooper & Dunn, pharmacists, in Lexington Kentucky. He plans a vacation in August and will start duties September 1 after leaving Merling. No successor has been chosen yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert H. Satterwhite
W. S. Lloyd’s Drug Store
Cooper & Dunn, Pharmacists
Lexington
Satterwhite
East
Merling
Buy Your Parts Green From The Variety Store
A compact notice promotes purchasing parts in green from the Variety Store. It highlights affordability and availability, urging customers to visit the shop for a selection of items.
Contest Filed Over School Trustee Race in Montgomery
W H Ramsey sues W W Eubank in Montgomery Circuit Court claiming Ramsey was legally elected trustee of sub district No 1 Educational District No 3 and that 33 illegal votes, mainly colored, were cast for Eubank making him appear winner. Ramsey also alleges Eubank does not live in the sub district and is ineligible. The case draws notable interest nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Ramsey
Montgomery
W. W. Eubank
Ramsey
Montgomery County
Eubank
Mt. Sterling
Jim Deaton Guilty in Madison County Murder Trial
The jury in Winchester found Jim Deaton guilty of murdering Ed Callahan. The verdict was delivered Saturday with a restrained reaction. This marks the third historic conviction in the case by Madison County juries, following prior rulings against D. F. Deaton and Andrew Johnson in the previous two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Deaton
Ed. Callahan
Winchester
Madison County
D. F. Deaton
Andrew Johnson
Paris Negro Arrested Here for Murder in Bourbon County
Will Lee of Paris was arrested Saturday night by Chief Gibbons and Officer Tipton on a murder charge. Aged Bourbon County resident beaten with a rock on Thursday. robbery cited as motive. Suspect captured within thirty minutes after notification, praised Mt. Sterling police response. Buy your parts green from the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Lee
Paris
Gibbons
Tipton
Bourbon County
Mt. Sterling
Ice Cream Supper at Gilead Church Levee
The ladies of Gilead Church invite the public to an ice cream supper at the Levee on Saturday night August 16. Proceeds likely support church activities and community needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of Gilead Church
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co
McCormick
Owingsville Crossing
Washington
McCormick Lumber Company
Mt. Sterling, Ky
Rachael Sydner
Third Educational District
R Univ
F.o.b. Detroit
Paul Strother
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