Local Health Notes and Recoveries Reported
The column lists several residents under medical care. Mrs. J. H. Moss shows improvement while Mrs. Fannie Nesbitt remains on the sick list. Miss Anna Moss is out of danger, and Mrs. Ewing Flynn is recovering and likely to be out soon. Mrs. Thomas Keene is described as exceedingly grave with a slim chance of recovery. Mr. J. Green Trimble Sr. recovered enough to be up after a severe illness. Clay P. Barnes of Eustis Florida, convalescing from typhoid fever at A. C. Richardson’s home, sits up this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Nesbitt
Ewing Flynn
Thomas Keene
J. Green Trimble
Clay P. Barnes
Eustis
Fla
A. C. Richardson
For Sale or Rent Cottage on West Main Street
For Sale or Rent good cottage on West Main street. Apply to Miss Sue Evans 32 Clay street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Main Street
Sue Evans
Clay Street
Camping on Slate at Kirkpatrick's Camp
Mrs. Frank P. Boyd entertains a group of young guests for a week at Kirkpatrick's Camp. Attending are Mrs. Sadie Stiles of Elizabethtown and several young ladies from Millersburg Sharpsburg Georgetown Winchester and county residents plus three young men Nacie Stone Rex Hall and Wilmot Prewitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie H. Stiles
Elizabethtown
Mattie Butler
Millersburg
Frank P. Boyd
Kirkpatrick
Sadie Stiles
Mattie
Lucia Butler
Farris Freeland
Sharpsburg
Bernice Hall Clay
Georgetown
Mattie McCullum
Winchester
Leora Jeffries
Lizzie Prewitt Coleman
This County
Nacie Stone
Rex Hall
Wilmot Prewitt
All $4.00 Ralston Oxfords Cut to $3.45
The Brunner Shoe Co advertises price cut on Ralston oxfords from four dollars to three dollars and forty five cents, inviting wearers to take advantage of the limited offer.
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Ralston Oxfords
Brunner Shoe Co
Local group heads to Cumberland for ten days camping
Harve M. Prewitt Frank B. Wyatt Thomas P. Sutton Hodge K. Morris Hunt Priest Judge Chas C. Turner Mrs Harry G Hoffman Miss Paulina Judy Miss Flo Shirley Miss Allee Young Hazel Grubbs and Mildred Searcy depart Sunday for Whitley county to camp and fish on the Cumberland river near Williamsburg A spring wagon a buggy and a set of harness are for sale in good condition call 688 for details 51 tf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harve M. Prewitt
Frank B. Wyatt
Thomas P. Sutton
Hodge K. Morris
Hunt Priest
Chas. C. Turner
Harry G. Hoffman
Paulina Judy
Flo Shirley
Allee “Young
Hazel Grubbs
Mildred Searcy
St. Louis
Whitley County
Cumberland River
Williamsburg
Embezzler R K Stevenson Repatriated by Ohio Authorities
C C Larkin Dayton chief detective came to town with Ohio Governor papers and secured R K Stevenson who was arrested here last Sunday by Chief Tipton. Stevenson left for Dayton with his prisoner and declined to discuss the charges. The Brunner Shoe Co. advertises a full line of men's wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Larkin
Dayton
Ohio
R. K. Stevenson
Tipton
Revival continues at Grassy Lick with Sunday meetings
The revival at Grassy Lick goes on through Sunday next with all invited to receive the good of these meetings. R. M. Reynolds signs the note and Bro. Ermond Lovell of Lexington will fill the Somerset pulpit in Bro. Kingbury's absence. Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grassy Lick
Ermond EF. Lovell
Lexington
Somerset
Bro
Kingbury
Coldest August 13 in City History
Sunday morning brought record low temps with a 56 degree low, equalling a historic measure last seen in 1888 and again this Sunday. The high reached 79 degrees, eleven short of the all time 90 degree peak set in 1896, with last year’s range from 67 to 85.
Mrs. Zora Tyre Dies of Tuberculosis at 25
Mrs. Zora Tyre of Middletown Ohio died last Thursday at her father’s home in Cedar Grove from tuberculosis. Age 25. She is survived by her husband. Burial was held Saturday morning in the family graveyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zora Tyre
Middletown
Cedar Grove
For Sale Good Upright Piano
For sale a good upright piano. Apply at this office. (6-2t).
Local Marriage Ties Unite Adams Amburgy Couple
A marriage license was issued last week by County Clerk Keller Greene to Howard Adams and Emma Lou Amburgy. The ceremony took place Thursday at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Amburgy, in the county. The groom, a farmer, is the son of Mr. W. T. Adams. Both are described as popular young people.
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Mattie Garrett
Winchester
Ab Hall
Katie McFadden
Flemingsburg
Jno
Mary Ricketts
Lucile Hardin
Nashville
Tenn
James, W. Tanner
James Clark
Oxford
John W. Lockridge
Floyd Ross
Owingsville
Lucile Peed
Taylorsville
John Freeland
Paul Essex
Augusta
Brown County
Sallie
Lydia Clarke
Cincinnati
K. C. Clarke
M. A. Tyler
Philadelphia
W. T. Tyler
Tyler
Keller Greene
Howard Adams
Emma Lou Amburgy
Frank Amburgy
W. T. Adams
Prisoner George Redmond Escapes from City Jail
George Redmond, a negro prisoner serving time for bootlegging, fled from the street commissioner's custody while sent for ice and remains at large. A federal warrant for his arrest is outstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Redmond
Redmon
United States
Mistaken Identity Shot Leaves George Burbridge Injured
On Thursday morning George Burbridge was shot in the left shoulder by Henry Thompson who says he mistook Burbridge for a dog. The injury is described as painful but not life threatening. Thompson was placed under arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Burbridge
Henry Thompson
Thompson
Burbridge
Rolfe Couple Buy County Property and Sell Parcel
Mr and Mrs Earl Rolfe purchased Friday the house and 1 1 2 acres on the Grassy Lick pike from the County Board of Education for 2000 dollars. They later sold a 45 foot strip of land to Robert I Settles and plan to improve the property, deciding whether to move in or rent it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Rolfe
Grassy Lick Pike
County Board of Education
Robert I. Settles
What Do You Know How to Help Your Paper
A call for readers to share news tips with the newspaper. It urges citizens to take initiative and report information that could benefit the community, stressing that every item of news originates from a source and improves the paper.
Sport Shirts Three For One Dollar Sale
Punch Graves & Co advertises sport shirts at three for one dollar, offering regular 75 cent values. Giftable deal targets bargain shoppers drawing attention to price reduction and store brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punch, Graves & Co
Fisherman Encounters Dark Crest Spot Amid Ocean Myths
A fisherman spots a dark moving spot at the crest of the waves provoking talk of a shark or a German submarine. The sighting sparks chatter among coastal residents and seafaring crews.
For Rent Large tobacco barn and shop on Main street
For Rent large tobacco barn and blacksmith shop on Main street. Apply to Trimble Bros. by July 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble Bros
Boy nearly dies after turpentine ingestion in county
The one year old son of Mr and Mrs Ike Manley of this county swallowed two ounces of turpentine Thursday morning. Doctors Cox and Bush treated the child and while complications could arise, the physicians expect recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Manley
Cox
Bush
For Sale Pony Trap and Harness in Mt Sterling
For Sale Pony trap and harness one of the nicest outfits in Mt Sterling. 21 D. N. Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling
D. N. Young
Sheriff Howell Announces 1916 Tax Collection Start
Notice to Taxpayers states the 1916 tax books are in possession and ready for collection of all State County and School Taxes. Call early to avoid the rush. Harry F. Howell is the sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Howell
Cynthiana Edges Mt Sterling In Ten Inning Clash
In a fast Sunday game, Cynthiana topped Mt Sterling 6 to 4 over ten innings. Rees pitched well for Mt Sterling, while Vieinen pitched for Cynthiana as a large crowd watched the tight contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthiana
Mt. Sterling
Rees
Vieinen
Will of John Ragan Bequeaths Seminary and Housekeeper
The late John Ragan's will was probated in Montgomery County Court. He leaves his house keeper Josie Igo 1300 dollars after a bequest, his household goods and gold watch chain. The remaining six thousand dollars go to the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary at Louisville, led by Rev. R. E. Mullins, for minister education. W. A. Sutton named executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ragan
Montgomery County
RE. Y. Mullins
W. A. Sutton
War in Syria and America Highlight Front and Back Fence Tensions
All six dollar washable Kid Colonials cut to four ninety five. War still wages at the front in s rope and over the back fence in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srope
America
Sincerity Coffee On Sale At Vanarsdell's
Vanarsdell's advertises 11 pound cans of Sincerity Coffee priced at 30 cents and 35 cents per pound. Death is not worrying us but we cling to life after death in a reflective note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanarsdell’s
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