Personal News Item Highlights Local Social Circles
Mrs. R Fulton Greene returns from Denver. Miss Henrietta Coleman visits Lexington relatives. Mr Harry E Johnston travels Cincinnati. Miss Willie B Calk visits Owingsville. Miss Minnie Graves returns from Lake Chautauqua. Mrs W W Ginn and Miss Maude Testerman stay two weeks at Swango Springs. Misses Mary Welsch and Bess Robinson return from Estill Springs. Mrs John W Jones and Mrs Henry Seniour back from Lake Chautauqua. Judge J M Stevenson and S T Davis of Winchester in city on business. Mabel and Elizabeth Horton visit Ashland. Elizabeth Taylor and Frances Saffell of Frankfort visit Lucy Clay Woodford. Gertrude Boyd returns from Ewing. Leoma Johnson home from Lexington business college visit. Mr and Mrs R L Logsden and son Edward of Mullins WV guests of Hanry William. Mrs Harry E Johnston and children visit North Middletown. Mattie Hoffman returns from Cairo Indianapolis Cincinnati trip. Mr and Mrs J Sherman Gopathper of Frankfort visit Johnsons. Mrs Gano Caywood and children return to Greenscastle Ind after two weeks here. Nell Pangburn returns from Cincinnati Conservatory. Mr and Mrs Marion Ford and others visit Rushville Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Jones
Henry Seniour
Lake Chautauqua
N. Y
J. M. Stevenson
S. T. Davis
Winchester
Mabel
Elizabeth Horton
Ashland
Gertrude Boyd
Ewing
Leoma Johnson
Business College
Lexington
R. L. Logsden
Edward
Mullins
W. Va
Hanry William
Harry E. Johnston
Davis Patrick
North
Middletown
Mattie Hoffman
Cairo
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
J. Sherman Goodpaster
Frankfort
A. 8. Johnson
Henry Judy
Joe Brown, Jr
Chicago
Messrs
Dillard Hazelrigg
E. W. Senff
New York
M.A. Thomson
B. F. Thomson
W. C. Hopper
Alexandria
Campbell County
C. H. Nesbitt
Knoxville
Tenn
F. B. Nesbitt
Ollie and
Kathryn Wood
Maysville
W.A. Sutton
Saunders
Ross
Fleming County
Lola Day
Huntington
Pauline Seearce
Chicago University
J. S. Wilson
Local residents and visitors share travels and visits
Mrs. M G Satterwhite returns from Woodford county visit. Mrs J M Bigstaff, long in Lexington hospital, visits daughter Mrs Hanly Ragan in Louisville. Judge H Clay McKee returns from New York trip to his home. Mrs Edward Shirley and Miss Elizabeth Goff Shirley of Nashville visit Geo R Snyder family. Numerous others travel to Lexington Paris Paris and Chicago for visits and drama events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Bigstaff
Lexington
Hanly Ragan
Louisville
H. Clay McKee
N. T. McKee
New York
Edward Shirley
Elizabeth Goff Shirley
Nashville
Max
Ed. Moss
J. M. Swetnam
Phoenxi
Ariz
Nell Swetnam
Cincinnat
O. S. Kash
Carlisle
R. E. May
T. W. Medlen
Mabel
Social Celebrations Highlight Family and Friends Gatherings
A series of social events across Holt avenue Sycamore street and Queen street featured Miss Frances Turner and Miss Elizabeth Reid hosting birthday parties for young friends. Ex magistrate C L Dean marked his fifty third birthday with four generations present, a large dinner, and well wishers across Grassy Lick County.
Agricultural Outlook and Crop Yields Across Montgomery County
Wheat prices rise to 1.50 per bushel with flour valued at 9.20 per barrel and potential to reach 10. Corn yields vary by section due to seven to eight weeks of drought, with good rain bolstering fodder supply. Fall grass looks strong. cattle expected to be heavily handled. Hemp harvest mostly complete with high quality. expectations for 1917 larger hemp acreage and 10 to 11 cents per short hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
For Sale A Bargain Corner Lot Property
For sale a corner lot in good repair with rents of 13 dollars a month from reliable tenants. Non residence at current occupier Qinner. Listing by T. F. Rogers & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Rogers & Son
Hughes Attacks Opponents on Tariff in Portland Speech
The piece denounces a rival as a traitor for opposing protective tariffs while noting that many fortunes arise from tariff policy. It argues that those profiting from the system push for its return, accusing them of hypocrisy and self enrichment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Hughes
Mr. Hughes
For Sale or Rent Good cottage on West Main street
For Sale or Rent a good cottage on West Main street. Apply to Miss Sue Evans at 32 Clay street. (7-tf)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Main Street
Sue Evans
Clay Street
Fine Tomatoes Sent by Parcel Post
The Tampa Tribune notes Mrs. Iva D. Swaffield raises fine tomatoes. S C DeGarmo, Bank of Commerce cashier, received three large tomatoes from his Mount Sterling Ky daughter. The three and three quarters pound fruit arrived by parcel post in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
Tribune
Iva D. Swaffield
S. C. DeGarmo
Bank of Commerce
Parcel Post
Mount Sterling
Great Old State
Brunner Shoe Co Slashes Ralston Oxfords Price
All four dollar Ralston Oxfords cut to three forty five per pair by The Brunner Shoe Co. Local shoppers note substantial savings on mens dress shoes and inquire about stock, sizes, and availability at downtown outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralston Oxfords
Brunner Shoe Co
Mt Sterling Garage Delivers Buick Six to Mrs Mob erly
The Mt Sterling Garage delivered a Buick Six to Mrs Fannie Mob erly last week. The car is becoming one of the market's most popular choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling
Senator Underwood and Beckham Face Senate Hearing Principles
The Louisville Post asserts that Senators Underwood and Beckham acted to defend open hearings and democratic principles despite opposing party measures. They did not violate caucus rules, but protested un-Democratic actions, reminding that true democracy exists in both parties and must be defended for public trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwood
Beckham
Senate
Republic
Louisville Post
Brunner Shoe Co Offers Men’s Suit Accessories Line
The Brunner Shoe Co presents a new line of men’s dress items featuring sex suspenders and matching handkerchiefs. Retailers note the collection emphasizes quality fabrics and period styling for formal wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunner Shoe Co
President Wilson to pass Mt Sterling on special train
President Woodrow Wilson will travel via a special train through Mt Sterling around 4 AM Monday September 4 en route to Hodgenville Kentucky to accept on behalf of the government the Lincoln farm birth site of Abraham Lincoln. Vanarsdells offers home killed meats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Mt. Sterling
Hodgenville
Lincoln Farm
Abraham Lincoln
Local illnesses and recoveries noted in community column
The sick report lists Mrs. Charles Highland in serious condition. Dr. J. A. Shirley visiting Torrent for hay fever. Master Earl King Senff confined with a severe cold for several days. Mrs. Thomas Greene is rapidly recovering from a recent illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Highland
J. A. Shirley
Gome
Earl King Senff
Thomas Greene
England Plans Another Big Wall Street Loan
England has arranged for another big loan in Wall Street this time but a paltry 250 million dollars. The Advocate notes the comment that someday a reckless drop over Wall Street might occur. The snippet also mentions Hurst Home and Farmers' co operation insurance with agent J T Coons, phone 456 W-11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Coons
England
Wall Street
Revival continues at Grassy Lick with strong attendance
Rev E L Southgate will preach at the Baptist church Sunday evening as revival persists. The Sunday School and church are urged to have full attendance. Union services at the Presbyterian church Sunday evening featured Capt Michael of the Salvation Army and Dr W R Thompson sharing on their work. Special Salvation Army music followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Southgate
The
Baptist Church
Presbyterian Church
Capt
Michael
Salvation Army
W. R. Thompson
Yeaman
Tobacco Sticks for Sale by McCormick Lumber Co
McCormick Lumber Co advertises tobacco sticks for sale with 5-Ot inferred lot size and local delivery options. The notice highlights availability and pricing details for customers in the area.
Governors Day at Kentucky State Fair for Confederate Veterans
Commissioner Matt Cohen invites all Kentucky Confederate veterans to the State Fair in Louisville on September 12 designated as Governors and Military Day. Veterans are assured a hearty welcome and grand reception. attendees are asked to wear uniforms badges or camp insignia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt. Cohen
Louisville
Marry Here as Alfred Fritts Weds Myrtle Pelfry
Alfred Fritts aged 28 from Menefee county married Myrtle Pelfry aged 18 from the county at the bride’s home near here on Saturday. The ceremony was witnessed by numerous relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Fritts
Menefee
Myrtle Pelfry
Fritts
Birth in city as Mrs Chester O Elam does well
In this city on Saturday August 26 the wife of Chester O Elam gave birth to a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester O. Elam
Question prompts a boy with Bible parable reply
A reader asks what Bible parable the boy likes best and he answers in mishearing fashion. He prefers the tale about the fellow not loafs and fishes.
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Duerson’s Drug Store
Court Street
R. Fulton Greene
Denver
Col
Henrietta Coleman
Willie B. Calk
Sarah Crooks
Owingsville
Minnie Graves
Lake Chautauqua, N. Y
W. W. Ginn
Mary Welsch
Bess Robinson
Estill Springs
Elizabeth Taylor
Frances Saffell
Lucy Clay Woodford
Gano Caywood
Greencastle
Ind
Nell Pangburn
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Cincinnati, O
Marion Ford
Frances Henry
Matt Ford
Rushville
W. W. Scott
M. G. Satterwhite
Woodford County
John W. Hood
Akron
Mr. Hood
Mr. Jones
Geo. C. Abbitt
Hopkinsville
Episcopal Church
Abbott Seminary
Tom Grubbs
Grubbs & Benton
State University
Margaret Bodkin
Shelbyville
C. H. Perry
Cumberland River
Williamsburg
H. G. Hoffman
Flo Shirley
Pawina Judy
Hazel Grubbs
Alice Young
Mildred Searcy
St. Louis
Frank Wyatt
Hodge Morris
Hunt Priest
Tom Sutton
H. M. Prewitt
Eugene Stanly
Thomasville
W., T. Tyler
E. L. Gillispie
Nannie Anderson
Sarah Drake
Clark Ecounyy
Joe Wilson
Lucy Smith
Bourbon County
Lucile Hull
London, Ky
J. J. Walsh
Crab Orchard Springs
J. A. Pace
Shelby County
J.S. Wilson
la Grange
V. C. Clarke
Dayton, C
O. N. Fielder
Mildred Lucile
Bluford Welch
Eastin & Harris
Kerr’s
Tabb
Frances Turner
Ben R. Turner
Holt Avenue
Elizabeth Hall Reid
H. P. Reid
Sycamore Street
Miss. Reid
Mesdames
FE. E. Curtis
Frank Kirkland
Lula Aldrich
Curtis
Queen Street
Hanry Curtis
Martha Drake Aldrich
C. L. Dean
Grassy Lick
Isaac Dean
Frank Dean
Lizzie Cassett
Maggie Rumery
Henry L. Jones
Henry L
Elizabeth Taul
Breckinridge Horton
Paris Green
Pfeiffer
R. H. White &C.’S Drug Store
Vanarsdell’s
Hurst
the Advocate For Printing
McCormick Lumber Co
Hazelrigg
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