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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1912

Page

4

Legal Scrutiny Finds Flaws in Local Option Law

A careful review last week uncovered loopholes in the local option law. The search revealed 25 percent precinct voting requirements, petitions filed at a single term, and that bribery law does not cover signing or withdrawing petitions. Secretary Bennett asks county chairs about third party support, risking embarrassment if Bull Moose ties exist.

Bennett Republican State Campaign Committee Republican County Committee M Mber Bull Moose Committee

Taft Chances Seen Slim If Kentucky Claim Proves True

Republican National Chairman Hilles released a list claiming Taft will win several states including Kentucky. Critics say if Kentucky is as unfounded as his other picks, Taft’s overall chances look slim.

Mr. Taft Hilles Kentucky

Judge M. T. Shine Chosen President of Kentucky Elks

At a Middlesboro B P O E meeting last week Judge M. T. Shine of Covington was elected president for the ensuing year. Covington was chosen as the next meeting place after a spirited discussion and a well attended, enjoyable Middlesboro gathering. W A Sutton Son advertises furniture carpets and rugs.

M. T. Shine Kentucky Elks Middlesboro Covington

Mrs Turley Undergoes Operation at Lexington Hospital

Mrs Will Turley of this city was taken to St Joseph's Hospital in Lexington Sunday. Dr Bullock performed a very successful operation Monday morning. She was accompanied by her mother Mrs John F Richardson. Mr Turley Mr Richardson and Dr S E Spratt traveled down Monday morning. Friends report she is recovering nicely. Best home killed steaks and roasts at Vanarsdell's.

Will Turley St. Joseph’s Hospital Lexington Bullock John F. Richardson Turley Richardson S. E. Spratt

Change In Mail Service Notice From Post Office

Notice from the First Assistant Postmaster General states post offices of first and second classes shall not deliver to the general public on Sundays starting next fiscal year ending June 30, 1913. Special delivery mail remains handled. carriers on Sunday are to be closed with no general deliveries. Public hardship noted and hope for early law amendment.

H. M. Lockridge Post Office

For Rent House on Holt Avenue Eight Rooms

For rent a house with eight rooms located on Holt Avenue. Apply to R. F. Greene.

Holt Avenue R. F. Greene

Millinery Store Ladies Return from Tour Selecting Fall Stock

Miss Bettie Roberts and Mrs. R F Mastin have returned home after visiting Cincinnati Louisville Columbus and Chicago where they selected Fall stock for their millinery store and invite friends and patrons to call on them before Fall selections. Home grown melons at Vanarsdell's.

Bettie Roberts R. F. Mastin Cincinnati Louisville Columbus Chicago

Card of Thanks for Mary Dee Sullivan

We express sincere heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of our daughter Mary Dee Sullivan and for the many floral offerings from Anthe Sullivan and family.

Mary Dee Antha Sullivan

Tragic Death Of James Squires In Cameron Missouri

James Quisenberg Squires eighteen year old son of Wm H Squires formerly of this county was struck and killed by a train near his home in Cameron Missouri on August seventeenth. He was returning from church alone. the body showed no mutilation. He was a grandson of J M Quisenberry and has relatives in the county. Earl and Miss Emma Quisenberry went to Cameron for the funeral. Earl returned the twenty second and Emma will stay for weeks.

James Quisenberg Squires Wm. H. Squires Cameron J. M. Quisenberry Ewington Missouri Kentucky Earl Emma Quisenberry

New Jewelry Firm Opens in Apperson Building

Samuel W. Whitehead and Percy D. Bryan of this city plan a jewelry store in the Apperson building on Main Street next to Montgomery National Bank around October 1. They will travel to New York soon to buy a large, select jewelry stock. Whitehead is an expert jeweler and both men are described as popular and capable businessmen likely to secure a strong early trade.

Samuel W. Whitehead Percy D. Bryan Apperson Main Street Montgomery National Bank New York Whitehead

For Sale Walnut Wardrobe In Good Condition

Solid walnut wardrobe offered in good condition. Apply at this office.

Cattle Running at Large Question Placed Before Howard's Mill

On August 19 1912 J S Scobee and over twenty voters filed to submit a measure in Montgomery County Court asking if cattle or any species should be forbidden from running at large in the Howard's Mill voting precinct A poll will be held at the next regular election to decide if it should be unlawful for cattle to roam on public highways and unin closed lands in the precinct Attest to record Keller Greene Clerk Montgomery County Court 841 LR Douglais D O

Montgomery County G. A. Mettormick J. S. Scobee Howard’s Mill

Cottage on Harrison Avenue

A small notices item lists a property known as Cottage on Harrison Avenue tied to Percy D. Bryan, with no further details provided.

Harrison Avenue Percy D. Bryan

Engagement announced for Miss Mary Cobb Stofer

At a lunch hosted by Mrs. John Stofer the engagement to Mr. Harry B. Ringo was announced with a late fall wedding planned. Miss Stofer is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Silas Stofer and noted as a popular, accomplished young woman. Mr. Ringo is junior partner in Roberts & Ringo, a reputable grocer.

John Stofer Mary Cobb Stofer Harry B. Ringo Miss Stofer Silas Stofer Sterling Ringo Roberts

Dinner hosted by Mrs Jas Smith in Mt Sterling

Mrs James Smith entertained Wednesday at her home on Aylesford Place with a six oclock dinner for friends who motored over from Mt Sterling. The guest list included Miss Grace Scobee Miss Serena Fitzpatrick and Messrs Beall Hadden Thomas Henry William and Arthur Bassett of Jacksonville Fla who are visiting friends in Mt Sterling.

Best deals for furniture rugs and more at Suttons

The BEST is always the cheapest. If you need furniture car pet or rugs visit W A Sutton & Son for low prices and a wide selection.

Matt Simpson Arrested in Paris Store Robberies Case

Matt Simpson formerly of this city and known in police circles was arrested in Lexington last week charged with robbing a number of Paris stores. Goods were found on him and he was taken to Paris for trial.

Matt Simpson Lexington Paris

Hostess Grubbs Hosts Five Hundred Party for Donna Blair Rosebrough

In honor of Miss Donna Blair Rosebrough of Memphis Tenn the party featured Miss Hazel Grubbs as hostess at her Howard Avenue home on Friday afternoon. The guest of Mrs G G Hamilton attended the event in a refined reception setting.

Hazel,Grubbs Howard Avenue Donna Blair Rosebrough Memphis, Tenn G. G. Hamilton

Wanted Buyers for Residence Property

A party led by 7 tf W. Hoffman Wood seeks to purchase a residence property valued between 2850 and 3500. If your property is for sale, list it with the requester.

W. Hoffman Wood

Nice Peaches From Mr Wade Delight City Friends

A note expresses gratitude to Mr. J. T. Wade for a sack of peaches, praising them as among the finest enjoyed and noting his habit of remembering city friends with such gifts.

Prewitt Reunion Draws Many From Here

A large number from here will attend the Prewitt reunion to be held Thursday at Qil Springs. These family gatherings are held each year and bring much pleasure to attendees.

Qil Springs

Brick Street Hearing Again Postponed

The motion to dissolve the injunction in the brick street controversy is postponed until next Friday in Frankfort. Plaintiffs are represented by Judge Lewis Apperson and John A. Judy, defendants by W C Hamilton and W B White.

Brick Street Frankfort Lewis Apperson John A. Judy W. C. Hamilton W.B. White

Worth Yancey Succumbs in Lexington After Illness

Worth Yaney died at his Lexington home Monday after a long illness. A former star football player at Kentucky University he belonged to the same team as Lois Thompson of this city. He was well known here with many friends who regret his death.

Worth Yaney Lexington Old Kentucky University Lois Thompson

Colored Fair at Montgomery County Grounds Opens Sept 26 1912

The colored citizens announce a three day fair at the Montgomery County Fair Grounds on September 26 27 and 28 1912. Officials say preparations are complete and this will be the finest fair yet presented by the colored population of the city.

Montgomery County Fair Grounds

Noted Mason Passes Away

Capt. H. B. Grant of Louisville renowned nationwide as a military tactics authority, Masonry leader, and Methodist church figure, died at his Louisville home Monday morning.

H. B. Grant Louisville United States

Montgomery County Checks Await for Poolers

Checks for Montgomery county have arrived and can be secured by calling Secretary J. H. Blount. No checks will be issued without your warehouse certificate.

Montgomery County J. H. Blount

Winchester Court Stock Show Draws Large Crowd

A busy Court Day in town attracted a large crowd with brisk trading. About 1000 cattle were on the Hamilton's Stockyards market, 800 sheep and two car loads of Western horses were also sold.

Hamilton

California lawmaker Den nis Spencer known for defense case

A Napa based anecdote recounts Den nis Spencer the lawyer and orator defending a China man who paid five hundred dollars saying I kill him after confessing to murder. Spencer secured acquittal in the case reflecting his defense prowess.

California Dennis Spencer Napa Spencer Yeu

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ncorporated Advocate Publishing Company J. W. Hedden, JR G. B. Nefmenor Mt. Sterling Wilson Democratic Woodrow Wilson New Jersey Thomas R. Marshall Indiana The Court of Appeals C. Turner W. J. Fields Carter County W. A. Sutton & Son Best Home Vanarsdell’s Sutton-Fastin Go Ambulance Service Corder Wain Bank Streets Wight Mt Sterling National Bank B. Patterson, Cashier New Jewelry Firm ASA New Fall J. D Stofer S. E. Kelly & Co Miss Rosebrough Prewitt Worth Yancey Winchester Masons Winchester Winchester Lodge No. 90 A. M Mason Winchester Court Maysville Street J. M. Bigstaff Wm, Cravens
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