Personal News From The County To The City
A long list of visitors and travelers across counties and states includes Mr Chester A Dwyer in Cincinnati Miss Mary Beall in Clark County and Miss Anna Jamison from Fulton Mo visiting Mrs J A Vansant Judge Alice W Young of Morehead and many others visiting relatives in Paris Carlisle Louisville and Lexington. Several residents depart for Olympian Springs Swango Springs and Cincinnati while others return from visits to Virginia West Virginia Florida and Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Jamison
Fulton, Mo
J. A. Vansant
356 Ere the Hottest Democratic Paper in the U. S.
Tar Horner of Fork North Carolina is noted in this brief item as the creator or subject connected to the newspaper declaration. The piece highlights the paper's claimed prominence within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Tar Horner
Fork. N.C
Bean Horses Win at Lebanon Indiana Race
Bernice Moore driven by Mr. Chas Bean secured second money in the $500 stake at Lebanon last week. The mare won heats 3 and 4 in 2 15. He also took second money in the $500 pacers race with Mable T with best time 2 114 percent. The team will race at Crawfordsville this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Moore
Chas. Bean
Lebanon
Ind
Mable T
Crawfordsville
Mr. Bean
Red Cross Delegates Attend State Meeting at Lexington
Miss Eliza Harris and Mr. A B Oldham represented the local Red Cross chapter at the state meeting held in Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Harris
A. B. Oldham
The
Red Cross Society
Lexington
Watermelons and cantaloupes on ice at Greenwade's
Watermelons and cantaloupes kept on ice at Greenwade's shop to beat August heat as advertised by Vanarsdell's for The Advocate printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwade’s
Social Events Highlight Local Gathering at Multiple Homes
A series of social happenings noted this Sunday through Saturday includes Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Kirkpatrick hosting a swimming party for 35 at Kirk's Camp, Master George G. Hamilton leading a dance at Olympian Springs, Mr. and Mrs. Shields D. Gay hosting a Five Hundred party and Dutch lunch as a farewell to Mr. Gay bound for Fort Benjamin Harrison. Henry P. Reid gave a six o'clock dinner with guests listed from local families, and Will Gay hosted a house party for their daughter Nancy at Wayside in Bourbon county with a notable guest list. The Woodford Reunion drew attendees among the guests. Ice watermelons and cantaloupes provided relief from August heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shields D. Gay
Holt Avenue
Gay
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Will Gay
Nancy
Bourbon County
Francis Coleman
Virginia Clark
Lexington
Mary ‘Young
Ann Prewitt
Evelynrewitt
Mt. Sterling
Elizabeth ‘Clay
Paris
Henrietta Prewitt
Winchester
Miss. Gay
Woodford
Buick Touring Car Bought by Mrs Peter Kelly
Mrs Peter Kelly purchased a 1918 Buick touring car delivered Monday. The Mt i Btebling Garage made the sale. Home grown Mangol Peppers and Tomatoes at Greenwade were noted in the same item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Kelly
Mt. i
Greenwade
Prewitt Reunion At Vergeland Home This Week
The annual Prewitt family reunion will be held at Vergeland the country home of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Prewitt this Thursday. Relatives from across the United States will gather for the event with much pleasure. Fresh cantaloupes and watermelons daily. Vanarsdell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prewitt
William H. Prewitt
United States
Forty Fourth J B M O Hair Family Reunion Held
The forty fourth annual reunion of the family of the late J B M O Hair gathered at the old homestead near Brick Chapel last week with over one hundred attendees. The Trimble and Swango families of the county are connected to the O Hair lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BE. M. O'Hair
Brick Chapel
Trimble
Swango
O’hair
Ice Cream Supper At School House Saturday Night
The Antioch Sunday School and day school host an ice cream supper at the school house on Saturday night September 1st. Everyone invited and urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antioch
Ill and recovering residents noted in local updates
The sick Miss Vivian Alfrey is recovering rapidly from typhoid fever. Mrs. Joe P. Sullivan, operated on last week, is progressing well. Little Miss Louise Crear, operated on at Lexington Hospital, is improving and will likely be home soon. Mrs. L. L. Bridgforth, Mrs. Donald Martin, and others are improving. Mr. Thos. G. Denton stayed in his room after a fall. Mrs. C. H. Humphries remains serious at a Lexington hospital. Mr. W. A. Sutton seeks relief at Martinsville baths. No operation was needed for Mrs. Martin after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Alfrey
Mr. Thos. G. Denton
Joe P. Sullivan
C. H. Humphries
Lexington Hospital
Louise Crear
Lexington
Donald Martin
New Fall Silks on Display at Hazelrigg's
Hazelrigg's unveils new fall silk dresses on display with shoppers urged to act quickly for limited stock and seasonal styles. The event highlights latest fabrics and colors as the store promotes early-season fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelrigg’s
Cattle Sale Totals Reported in County Trade
Monte Fox of Danville bought 152 head of steers from Ed and H M Prewitt at 1400 pounds for 12 1 2 dollars per hundred. Dunlap Gay delivered 33 head of cattle to Fox at 1215 pounds for 12 85 dollars per hundred. Fox reportedly purchased 1500 head in the county at 12 to 13 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Fox
Danville
H. M. Prewitt
Dunlap Gay
Mr. Fox
Red Cross workers to lead Somerset church program
The Red Cross workers from Mt. Sterling will oversee the program at the Mission hour 9 30 next Sunday morning at the Somerset church and the public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Workers
Mt. Sterling
Somerset Church
Woman's Council of National Defense Organizes Chapter
At a Mt. Sterling meeting of presidents of local women’s groups a chapter of the Woman's Council of National Defense was formed. Mrs. Percy D. Bryan served as temporary chairwoman and outlined work. Officers elected include Mary Winn Lockridge as First Chairman and Ben R Turner as Second Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling
Montgomery County
Woman's Council of National Defense
Percy D. Bryan
Mary Winn Lockridge
Ben. R. Turner
James Kennedy
John W. Burbridge
Louise Tabb
J. Oldham Greene
W. ©. Hopper
L. E. Griggs
J. A. Vansant
Margaret Frost
Dan Welsh
Silas Stofer
Charles. K. Oldham
Allied Relief
Louise Lloyd
Gemmill B. Senff
For Rent and Farm for Sale Near Mt Sterling
For rent small well improved place 2% miles from Mt Sterling until March 1 1919. Also for sale five acres good tobacco ten acres corn and other crops now growing on the place. Possession given at once. Apply at this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling
Tent Meeting Closes After Five Additions
The Grassy Lick tent meeting led by Rev. R. M. Reynolds ended Sunday night with five additions. Reynolds plans to start a new meeting in Fleming county tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grassy Lick
R. M. Reynolds
Mrs J W Burbridge Piano and Voice Studio Opening
Mrs J W Burbridge announces a piano and voice studio opening on September 3 at 22 Clay Street. The article notes she is a teacher of piano and voice and provides the address for enrollment and studio location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Burbridge
Clay St
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Paris Green
Chester A. Dwyer
Cincinnati
Mary Beall
Clark County
Alice W. Young
Morehead
Our City
Miller McClain
Muncie, IL
Walter Tate
Mrs
Price Calk
Luther Redmond
Carlisle
Sarah Holt
Kokomo
B. F. Carpenter
William Lover
Findlay, C
E. E. Jones
Lola Day
Virginia
West Virginia
Albert Hoffman
Olympian Springs
J. C. McChesney
St. Louis
B. F. Wyatt
M. C. Clay
Lula C. Thomas
Ann Thomas
Louisville
R. P. Thomas
V. Johnson
Thelma
Bath County
H. C. Jacobs
C. T. Derrickson
Elise
D. W. Gwinn
Huntington
W. Va
William V. Holly
Manhattan, N. Y
J. G. Trimble, Sr
J. S. Wilson
Anne Hunt
French Lick Springs
G. B. Swango
J. A. Crockett
Edith
Tatwell, Va
Iolne Hawkins
Kiddville Granite
Flemingsburg
James C. Bailey
Albert
Mrs. Bailey
Stanford
Margaret King
John Hickey
Sharpsburg
Oliver Howell
Swango Springs
Homer French
Lieut. Geo. Warwick
Frankfort
Alpha Enoch
Ruth Frost
Toronto
Can
Samuel W. Greene
Mrs. L. B. Greene
A. McCormick
Webster P. Huntington
May Carpenter
D. C. McNamara
Hattie
Elizabeth Brockway
Owingsville
Elizabeth Bayless Chenault
W. O. Chenault
Anna Mathias
John C. King
J. W. Hedden, Jr
Emily
Emilee Howe
T. B. Arthur
Elizabeth
Jellico, Tenn
Messrs
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Gilbert Triplett
Flint
Mich
Buick
Omar May
Georgetown
L. D. May
R. S. Sample
Maysville
R. E. May
W. E. Heaton
Highland
Mary
Edith Boyd
M. E. Heaton
C. C. Boyd
Memphis
Tenn
N. B. Hoskins
A. Hoskins
Kansas City
Lewisburg
Kan
Tulsa
Okla
Wm. Anderson
Kirkpatrick's
R. H. Winn
TH. G. Hoffman
Sarah EK. Winn
Mary W. Lockridge
D. A. Lipscomb
Cleveland
Detroit
Harry W. Lockridge
R. L. Coleman
Ashland
John J. Walsh
Frances Samuels
8. R. Adamson
Asa Jewell
William Hull
Josephine Chenault
Richmond
Henry P. Reid
Mattie Weathers
Ben Carnaby
Cecil S. Greene
F. B. Morse
New York
Frank Craig
Harry
J. T. McGlothlin
John T. Woodford
Marion Swango
Terre Haute
Grace Ogg Coons
Stella Ogg
Lee Orear
Jennie Orear
S. B. Carrington
Robert Vanarsdell
Louise Orear
RED Cross
Vanarsdell’s
the Advocate For Printing
Chas. W. Kirkpattick
George G. Hamilton
North Maysville Street
T. P. Sutton
R. M. French
J. M. Hoffman
C. B. Patterson
B. Frank Perry
F. M. Wyatt
R. L.coléman
C. T. Coleman
R. H. Lane
Josh Owings
John W. Eastin
G. B. Sen
Buick Auto
Civil Service
Clay’s Business College Incorporated
W. Main St
Lexington, Ky
Lloyd’s Drug Store
L. L. Bridgforth
W. A. Sutton
Martinsville
Wwe
Eastin & Harris
Antwerp Avenue
M. E. Schlegel
K. C. Clarke
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