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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1911

Page

8

Elks Memorial Service Honors Departed Brothers

The B P O Elks No 723 held its annual memorial at the Christian church with Hon Edgar B Hager Ashland delivering the principal address. A musical program featured quartets and a solo as part of a solemn ceremony recalling Elk brotherhood and immortality.

Christian Church This City Edgar B. Hager B. P. O. Elks No. 723 Ashland Misses Wood Messrs Hazelrigg G. B. Senff Hager Grand Lodge Order of Elks Elk

Ililoiy Punch and Graves Best for Christmas Gifts

Ililoiy Punch and Graves offers the largest stock in town with selections not found elsewhere in the city including Santa cars and other holiday items.

Punch & Graves

Festive shopping and fresh meats at local stores

Mongram Stationery showcases the latest society monogram styles. The Fair Store stocks a large Christmas gift line. Greenwade advertises top quality meats. Vanarsdell's offers citron, cherries, pineapple and nuts. Greenwade's slaughter house ready for hog killing. S. E. Kelly & Co. handles fresh meats.

Advocate Pub. Co., Inc Greenwade

Grassy Lick Social Notes Include Visits and Travel

Jesse Rushford and wife visited here Sunday. Mrs. T. J. Carr bought a cow from G. B. Swango. T. H. Carr and wife visiting relatives in Winchester. L. W. Mallory and wife of Howards Mill visited Sunday. Mrs. Fred Rushford visited her daughter in Winchester last week. Miss Lillie Cravens visited Miss Virgie Dimmette at Sharpsburg Sunday. Fred McCormick and wife of Spencer visited W. E. Sledd and wife Sunday. Bruce Robbins home for Thanksgiving from Winchester. W. E. Sledd and wife attended the funeral of Mr. Geo. Bramlett in Carlisle Friday. Miss Elizabeth Johnson returned from New York where she attended school. Wm. Howell and Dunlap Gay left for the International Stock Show in Chicago. Mrs. Richard Raburn attended her brother Botts’s funeral in Winchester last week. Misses Nellie Ramsey and Mary Mason at Paris for school were home for Thanksgiving. George Carr of Winches visited his grandparents T. Carr and wife Thursday.

L. W. Mallory Howards Mill Fred Rushford Winchester Richard Raburn Mr. Botts

Local Notes On Residents And Travels In Kentucky

Willie Barker and wife moved to Tennessee. James Kendall visited Stanton and Clay City on business last week. K I Richie will rent his farm and move to Winchester after a recent sale. Miss Mabel Reed dismissed school for Thanksgiving to visit parents at Pealed Oak. James Scott and family, from South Dakota, returned home after a pleasant Kentucky visit. Tracy McClain of Wibaux Montana stopped at Mt Sterling en route from Virginia with a carload of horses, meeting many county friends.

James Kendall Stanton and Clay City Mabel Reed Pealed Oak James Scott South Dakota Old Kentucky Tracy McClain Wibaux Montana Virginia Mt. Sterling Lone Prairie

High Top News Roundup and Local Moves

Earl Henry returned from Illinois to High Top. W T Henry plans a livestock sale on December 7. W F Henry sold a 35 acre farm to H C Caywood. Minnie and Mollie P Henry visited Mt. Sterling friends. J W Mee bought 22 head cattle shoats in Bourbon County for 4.75 per hundred. Mrs Tucker sold corn to W B Flanders of Bourbon County for 4 per barrel. Dud Henry hosted a Thanksgiving dance with the High Top string band. Lela Henry, home from Georgetown, spent Thanksgiving with J E Henry family. William Barker and wife move to Hickory Grove Tennessee to oversee a 1000 acre ranch.

J. W. Mee Bourbon County

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Life Man Ellis Plato Moses Moab Buddha Confucius China St. Helena France Napoleon III Abraham Lincoln Calvary Sweet Prince Flights of Angels Ililoy Mongram Stationery J. W. Jones Vanarsdell’s Royal Plush Underwear S. E. Kelly & Co Elizabeth Carr Jesse Rushford and T. J. Carr G. B. Swango T. H. Carr Wife Lillie Cravens Virgie Dimmette Sharpsburg Fred McCormick Spencer W. E. Sledd Bruce Robbins Hom Geo. Bramlett Carlisle Elizabeth Johnson New York Wm. Howell Dunlap Gay Chicago Nellie Ramsey Mary Mason Paris George Carr Winches T. Carr and Wife Willie Barker Tennessee K. I. Richie Stanly Henry Earl Henry Illinois W. T. Henry W. F. Henry H. C. Caywood Minnie and Mollie P. Henry Dud Henry Lela Henry Georgetown Mrs J. E. Henry William Barker Hickory Grove Tenn
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