Prominent Lodge Man M C Bailey Dies in City
Mr M C Bailey died at his daughter Mrs Cordie Clark's home on East Main Street Saturday morning August 17 after a two week illness from pneumonia. A 75 year old Old Confederate veteran he was a leading member of the Masonic and Odd Fellows lodges and the Baptist Church. Funeral services were held at the residence Sunday afternoon by Rev B C Horton for the Masonic and Odd Fellows lodges. Burial followed at Machpelah Cemetery. Survived by his wife three daughters Mrs W J Pennell Mrs Robert Thomas and Cordie Clark and one son Wm Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Bailey
Cordie Clark
East Main Street
B. C. Horton
Machpelah
Bailey
W. J. Pennell
Seneca, Mo
Robert Thomas
Mullen
Idaho
Wm. Bailey
Jackson
Phone S. E. Kelly & Co. for Fresh and Cured Meats
Local ad notes contact for S E Kelly & Co offering fresh and cured meats. Page fragment lists phone action and address line 121f.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Kelly & Co
Appointments to Montgomery County Election Board
The State Board announced the appointment of Mr S R Adamson as a member of the Montgomery county election commissioners and the re appointment of Mr G B Senff. Sheriff W F Crooks, by virtue of his office, will join as a member of the board for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board
S. R. Adamson
Montgomery County
G. B. Senff
W. F. Crooks
Vanarsdell's Lunch Goods for Picnics Outings
Vanarsdell's promotes lunch goods ideal for picnics and outings offering a selection of portable foods and beverages arranged for quick packing and convenient serving.
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Vanarsdell’s
Harris Johnson Firm Dissolves to Harris Co Name Change
The furniture and undertaking firm of Harris and Johnson is dissolved as Mr Johnson retires. The business will continue as Harris and Co. Mr Johnson plans to relocate to the West.
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Harris& Johnson
Johnson
Harris & Co
West
Sutton and Son Advertising Slogan
A promotional snippet urges readers to choose Sutton and Son for home furnishings claiming they offer the best quality and argue others cost more elsewhere. The brief emphasizes value and reliability in purchasing household items.
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Sutton & Son
Dies at ripe age Mrs L O Ricketts dies in Camargo
Mrs L O Ricketts aged 80 died at her home near Camargo after a long illness. Her husband preceded her about twenty years ago. She leaves two brothers Albert and Joe O rear and two sisters Mrs Mary Stephens and Mrs Bettie Wyatt. She was aunt of Squire G Thompson and Dr J T Ricketts. Funeral Monday conducted by Rev Eversole and burial in family burying ground.
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L. O. Ricketts
Camargo
Albert
Joe O’rear
Mary Stephens
Bettie Wyatt
Squire
Eversole
Mrs. Wm. Freeman Dies From Brain Hemorrhage
Mrs. Wm. Freeman aged about 57 died suddenly at her Aaron's Run area home from a brain hemorrhage. A devout Christian with many relatives, she leaves several step-children including James Freeman of Lexington who attended the funeral. Rev. J. W. Ligon conducted services and her remains were buried in North Middletown cemetery.
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Wm. Freeman
Aaron’s Run
James Freeman
Lexington
J. W. Ligon
Middletown
Woman 24 Found Dead At Home From Carbolic Acid
Mrs Adeline Manley aged 24 of Aaron's Run was found dead by her husband Mark Manley in their home Sunday afternoon Coroner Geo C Eastin ruled death from carbolic acid The cause of the act is not known Her family has community sympathy New Home Grown corn at Van Arsdel's today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Manley
Aaron’s Run
Mark Manley
Geo. C. Eastin
Greatest game yet charms Mt Sterling crowd at League Park
A huge fived team exhibition pitting Post Office against Bankers and Printers combines for Mt Sterling players benefit. Umpired by Bill Haney, the event features star lineups, coaching by Grump Long and Barnum Bailey references, 3:30 start, 25 cent admission with separate ladies side, police protection provided.
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League Park
Post Office Bunch
Mt. Sterling
Post Office
Big Bill Haney
Dad Boone
Harve Knox
Squinch Hedden
Lindsay Douglas
Zack Turley
Gilbert Triplett
Shy de Haven
John D. French
Harvey Turner
Scrubby Hainline
Woo H. Tipton
Silent T. Ricketts
H. Myers Lockridge
Geo. Owings
Bankers
Printers
Bill Strossman
Ratliff Lane
Tubby
Dick Winn
Baby Frank Hill
Wild West Tipton
Windy Stan Wood
Nitz Senff
Musical Brown
Little Petie Turner
Major C. Stephens
Lyman Burgess
Thompson
Orb K. Hedden
Dude Wyatt
Big Smoots Brown
George Friedly
Barnum & Bailey’s
Clowns
Tarapins
Grump Long
Peter McCormick Wins Frankfort Pace on Interurban Circuit
Peter McCormick son of Peter The Great wins a Friday race at Frankfort Indiana in straight heats with a best time of 2 17. Wyetta a rival pacer owned by E R Little shows good form and earns money each start. Trained and driven by Charles Bean of this city.
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Peter McCormick
Peter the Great
Indiana
Illinois
Frankfort
Ind
Chas. Bean
Wyetta
E. R. Little
Record cattle market sale brims with brisk trade and high prices
About 8 000 cattle started to market with 6 000 on market and 2 000 arriving earlier. Prices ranged from 64c for top feeders to 3c to 6 1 4 c for bulk of cattle with yearlings at 54 to 6c and cows around 4c. Numerous named buyers and sellers across Clark Bourbon and Lexington counties indicate a large, active sale and crowded pens.
Injunction Sustained Against City Council Over Brick Street Work
Judge J M Benton of Winchester sustained the injunction preventing the City Council from accepting Hancock & Co. brick street work in Louisville. If dissolved, citizens could lose redress, as the court has often refused to interfere once work is accepted unless fraud is shown. The ruling keeps the injunction in force with a motion to dissolve to go to the Court of Appeals next Friday.
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Hancock & Co
Louisville
J. M. Benton
Winchester
Court of Appeals
Senate to Abolish Pension Agencies in New Bill
The Senate re-passed the Pension appropriation bill with a provision to abolish all pension agencies on January 31, 1913. The House is expected to approve quickly, making all pension appropriations available immediately. Major A. T. Wood of Louisville would lose his pension agent office, a loss lamented by many friends across parties.
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U.S. Senate
House
A. T. Wood
Louisville
Sentinel-Democrat Winners in Vot ing Contest
Eleanor Guilfoile won the piano while Grace Scobee took the diamond ring and Leona Morgan and Mary Dean Hall won the district prizes. The paper notes the contest was a success with many new subscribers gained.
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Sentinel-Democrat
Eleanor Guilfoile
Grace Scobee
Leona Morgan
Mary Dean Hall
Bridges Brothers Win Second Money at Lexington Yearling Show
Bridges Brothers, a leading saddle stock firm in the county, took second prize in the yearling horse show at Lexington last week amid a large, selective field. The colt has consistently placed in every ring shown.
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Bridges Brothers
Lexington
Moving Postponed for Apro-CATE Building
Delayed move due to late delivery of structural steel for Apro-CATE's new home opposite the Government building. Move now planned for late September or early October. The second story will house several modern offices and the building is expected to be one of the city’s finest.
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Apro- Cate
Morris Wins Blue Ribbon at Blue Grass Fair
Roy L. Morris rode a trio of ponies to take the blue ribbon in the three gaited saddle ring at the Blue Grass Fair last week. He topped a splendid bunch of ponies in the event.
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Roy L. Morris
Local option petition hearing in Montgomery County
Judge G A McCormick presides over a lengthy hearing on the Highland petition and 1042 signers for a local option election. Testimony on signatures and signer citizenship unfolds with many witnesses and disputed steps, possibly spanning another day. Judge Ed C O Rear represents petitioners. Judge Lewis Apperson represents objectors.
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G.A. McCormick
J. P. Highland
Montgomery County
Ed. C. O’rear
Frankfort
Lewis Apperson
House Party At Oil Springs For Chi Omega Members
Chi Omega Fraternity members from Transylvania University and Hamilton College plan an August 20 to 27 house party at Oil Springs. The guest list includes Katherine Headley Dinsmore Patrick Virginia Moore Martha Land and others from Lexington Paris Frankfort Winchester Mt Sterling and nearby towns. Mrs Caswell Prewitt will chaperone. home killed meats offered at Vanarsdell's.
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Chi Omega Fraternity
Transylvania University
Hamilton College
Oil Springs
Katherine Headley
Dinsmore Patrick
Virginia Moore
Martha Land
Lexington
Virginia Crenshaw
Darnaby Henton
Jeannette Thornton
Versailles
Mary Fithian
Helen Hutchcraft
Paris
Hilda Threlkeld
Mary Gayle
Frankfort
Marion Wilson
Rushville
Ind
Letty Mae McRoberts
Lancaster
Martha
Anna Coleman VanMeter
Winchester
Nancy Cooper
Midway
Mary Vansant Tabb
Katherine Spence Herriott
Anna Caswell Prewitt
Mt. Sterling
Misses Allene Power
Jane Brooker
Lucy Clay Woodford
Caswell Prewitt
Robbery in Lexington Strikes Joe Candioto
Joe Candioto of Lexington was knocked unconscious Monday night near his office and robbed of 1190 dollars in cash and diamonds. The diamonds include a 300 dollar diamond stud and two rings valued at 700 dollars, with 190 dollars cash recovered. The incident was discovered by a Herald reporter and Candioto is a well known local resident.
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Joe Candioto
Lexington
Candioto
Herald
Ponds Seined On County Farm
Two ponds on Mr. Hughes Atkinson's farm were seined in one night last week marking the second such incident in the county recently. The Montgomery County Fish Club is investigating and plans prosecution if the guilty parties are caught.
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Hughes Atkinson
Montgomery County Fish Club
Big sale on brooms with limited quantity
Regular 35 cent brooms offered at 20 cents each this week. Only two brooms allowed per customer.
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E. T. Hon & Co
Ringo
Earl King Senff
John Samuels
Frank Laughlin
Cathleen Pieratt
Sor
Uncle Sam
Bankers and Printers
Ball Park
A. T. Patrick
J. D. Gay
Chas. Yates
Ino. Trimble
Ben Murphy
Mr. Linville
Carlisle
Ino. Murphy
M. H. Lewis
I. S. Miller
Mr. Lisle
Clark
Murphy & Co
N. P. Gay
Clark County
Little and Lykins
Mat Long & Bro
Bourbon County
Geo. Wireman
A. L. Tipton
E. R. Combs
Cincinnati
Buddy
Bud Little
W. A. Jones
Madison County
H. G. Stafford
Wm. Scobee
Conway & Napier
al Kerns
John Baker
Ed Clark
Mr. Baker
Stafford Bros
Henry Murphy
John Cecil
J. H. Lisle
A.B. Barnett
Thos. Adams
Lexinton
J.S. Wireman
R. P. Taylor
The
Allen & Co
Sam Turley
Lucien Bridgeforth
Sam Keeton
Robt
Howell
Bunch
Jas
Wireman
Rankin Whitsitt
Chas. Duff
S. A
Blanton
Dick Ross
Mr. Manley
Bath County
Mr. Wise
Morris
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