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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1917

Page

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Wedding of Mary Van Sant Tabb and J Miller Hoffman

Mary Van Sant Tabb and J Miller Hoffman were married at noon at Mark Collis Christian Church parsonage with a bridal party prominent in the community. After a Phoenix Hotel dinner the couple left for a short wedding trip, celebrated by friends in Lexington.

Mary van Sant Tabb Ira Frank J. Miller Hoffman Alice Young Hazel Grubbs R. E Hunt Priest Mark Collis The Christian Church Phoenix Destiey Tubb Wko Albert Hoffman

W R Cockrell Dies In Fayette County

W R Cockrell aged 58 prominent local businessman and father of Mrs Richard Storer Jr of Thomson Station died at his home in Fayette County after four months illness. Funeral services were held in Lexington and he was buried at Machpelah cemetery in this city.

W. R. Cockrell Richard Storer, Jr Thomson Station Fayette Cap Cockrell Lexington Machpelah

J Scott Renick Dies in Havana Cuba

J Scott Renick, brother of Hon Abram Renick and a leading Clark county figure, died in Havana Cuba last week. He was the father of a son who married Laura Bruce Duty of this city and had many friends here grieved by the loss.

J. Scott Renick Abram Renick Clark County Havana Cuba Renick Laura Bruce Duty P. Bruce Duty

Dodge Runabout Sells To Local Tobacco Dealer

McKee and Robertson sold a Dodge Runabout last week to Mr. J M Venable a local tobacco dealer. The agency expects a carload shipment of additional cars soon.

McKee & Robertson J. M. Venable

Rest Room Welcome by Country Woman's Club

The Country Woman's Club thanks Mt. Sterling and Montgomery County donors for establishing and maintaining the Ladies' Rest Room. They invite the public and their spouses to attend a house-warming reception this Saturday, with a social hour and light menu, urging business folk to come at noon.

Mt. Sterling Montgomery County Country Woman’s Club Country Club Maysville Avenue

General Funston Dead at San Antonio 51

Maj. Gen. Frederick Funston commander of the Southern Department died in San Antonio Texas after collapsing in a hotel following dinner. Physicians cited acute indigestion as the cause. He had led troops on the Mexican border and gained fame for capturing Aguinaldo in the Philippines.

Frederick Funston Southern Department San Antonio Tex Funston United States Army Aguinaldo Philippines

Death of Mrs. Kenny P. Wright in Washington

News comes that Mrs. Kenny P. Wright died in Washington D C after a prolonged illness. She was born and raised in the county and leaves husband Kenny P. Wright and siblings Walter Harry and William Wright.

Kenny P. Wright Washington, D. C Wright Jane Wright Walter Wright Harry Wright William Wright

National Pay Up Week Opens Nationwide

The piece notes Monday as the start of National Pay-Up Week with merchants joining the movement under the slogan Pass Prosperity Around. It recalls last year’s participation and predicts many accounts will be paid, reducing long-standing open balances across numerous U.S. locations.

United States

Old Papers Unearthed Reveal Historic Land Deed and Tax Marks

Mr J P Sullivan found ancient papers and Mr W W Wilson brought older documents including a 1827 deed for 87 acres still in the family now part of Wilson’s farm. Additional items include 1849 and 1833 tax receipts, a March 10 1846 muster notice, and meeting place notes for Capt S M Stevinson with spots at Gatewood White and McCarty.

J. P. Sullivan W. W. Wilson Sullivan S. M. Stevinson R. H. Gatewood Col Wm. F. White Daniel McCarty

Sale of Fine Hogs by McKee Bros at Versailles Farm

McKee Bros. offer a sale of high bred hogs at their Versailles area farm. The firm, renowned nationwide for quality stock, invites farmers to attend the February 28 sale to purchase superior hogs.

McKee Bros Versailles

Ships and horses to Geers in trotting circuit

Mr James R Magowan shipped two two year old colts by J Malcolm Forbes to Mr E F Geens the trotting veteran for races. Magowan refused 5000 for Jay Lee as a yearling. The other colt Anna Davidson is also highly regarded by her owner.

James R. Magowan E. F. Geens J. Malcolm Forbes

Old Citizen John Holmes Dies at 78

John Holmes known as Uncle Johnnie died at James Thompson's home on the Kiddville pike Thursday. A longtime Christian church member, he was well known in the area. Funeral services led by Rev. Darsie were held and he was buried at Machpelah Saturday.

John Holmes Johnnie James Thompson Kiddville Pike The Christian Church Darsie Machpelah

Byrd Moves From Winn Street to Harrison Avenue

W F Byrd moved his residence from Winn Street to Harrison Avenue in a quiet relocation noted by local records. No additional details on date or witnesses were provided.

W. F. Byrd Winn Street Harrison Avenue

Market Gains Lift Local Tobacco Sales Across Houses

Market reports from Robertson house Whitehall and Farmers house show improved sales Monday with 77,920 pounds at 17.81 dollars and 133,370 pounds at 17.61 dollars respectively, bringing total sales across the three houses to over 5 million pounds with Farmers promising a larger floor.

Robertson House Whitehall Farmers House

Largest dance in city to be held at Trimble's Hall

Wednesday night at Trimble's Hall will feature Handy's ten piece orchestra led by L. R. Judy E. Sharp and Howell Reese. The event expects visitors from all sections of the state and promises a highly enjoyable evening for the young people.

Trimble’s Hall Messrs L. R. Judy 8. E. Sharp Howell Reese Handy

Spring Tailoring Opening With Expert Cutter In Attendance

The Walsh Company announces a spring opening of fine tailoring with an expert cutter on site. Customers who order now receive special attention and prompt delivery.

The Walsh Company

Fine five gaited mare sold to Winchester buyer

Clarence White sold a high quality five gaited mare last week to William Shropshire of Winchester. Ben F. Herriott trained and educated the mare calling her among the finest he ever handled. Shropshire plans to show her at fairs this summer.

Clarence White William Shropshire Winchester Ben F. Herriott Shropshire

Mt Sterling Church Scholarship Fund Established

A Presbyterian church canvass of its congregation on Sunday secured one thousand dollars for a scholarship at the Louisville Theological Seminary. The fund creates the Mt. Sterling Church Scholarship.

Presbyterian Church Theological Seminary Louisville Mt. Sterling

Overland Automobiles Arrive at Pinney-Griggs Co Garage

The Pinney-Griggs Co has received a carload of Overland automobiles and has placed some in their new garage on Maysville street. In a few days they will be ready for business in their new quarters.

Pinney-Griggs Co Overland Maysville Street

Land fails to sell at court sale bid drops to 126

The Johnson lands offered for sale at the Court House door on Monday did not sell. Bids reached 126 dollars and were withdrawn, the property having been priced higher in private negotiations.

Johnson Court House

Delightful German Dance at Ringo's Hall

A German evening at Ringo's Hall Wednesday drew twenty six couples for a refined dance event. Mr. Robt H. Turner and Miss Arris led with grace as the crowd enjoyed a delightful program.

Ringo’s Hall Mr. Robt H. Turner Arris

Commercial Club Meeting Promises Kentucky Resources Talk

The Bi-State Mid land Trail Association meets at Elk's Home in Ashland on Washington's Birthday the 22nd. Judge H. Clay McKee will present for Mr. Sterling, discussing Kentucky's resources, tobacco markets, cattle trade, churches and schools, with Judge William A. Young speaking on The Trail Through the Mountains and highlighting regional prospects.

Midland Trail Association Elk Ashland Washington West Virginia Indiana Commonwealth Sterling Kentucky H. Clay McKee Judge McKee Wm. A. Young

Minstrel Show Shines at Table Theatre

John W. Vogels Minstrel drew a splendid crowd Monday at the Table Theatre. The 8 R O sign hung early. Arthur Deming led with archaic melodies and original jokes, delivering a bright, quick performance that kept the house in uproar. Deming is praised as one of the citys best minstrel men.

John W. Vogel Table Theatre Arthur Deming Mr. Deming

Lost Velvet Hand Bag On Locust Street

Pocketbook with small leather pocket books and $5.53 lost on Locust Street. Reward offered for return to this office.

Locust Street

Wood Sells 75 Acre Henry County Farm for $97 Per Acre

Real estate agent W Hoffm Wood sold a 75 acre tract in Henry county to Chiles C Ellis of Eminence for 97 dollars per acre. The buyer was Mrs C B Hainline of the county, the sale occurred last week and the land was partially improved.

W. Hoffman Wood C. B. Hainline Henry County Chiles C. Ellis

Stoner Byrd Takes Over Stafford Grocery Store

Stoner Byrd has purchased the grocery store of C. J. Stafford and has taken possession. The transfer marks a new chapter for the business and local shoppers.

Stoner Byrd C. J. Stafford

February Court Day Sales Show Strong Prices Despite Rain

A rainy February court day drew a large crowd to Kentucky cattle sales with about 1500 head on the market. Prices remained high with top 800 pound steers at 7.75 and yearlings near 8.14 cents per pound. Buyers from Central Kentucky plus Shelby and Bourbon counties participated, and mule trade stayed brisk for good stock.

Kentucky Shelby County Hugh & Co Mr. Bond Frankfor Jas. H. Arnett Frank Clark Henry Lemaster J. T. Denton Fayette County Mr. Denton Wm. Treadway Jas. Wilson Will McKenney Stafford Mr. Buckner Bourbon County Geo. Halsey Clark & Wilson Ben Allen Allie Kerns Carlisle Mr. Kerns Greenwade & Co Caywood & McClintock Paris McClintock & Meyers Millersburg

Vanarsdell Sells Log Cabin Syrups and Cakes

Vanarsdell offers Log Cabin syrups and cakes as a fine breakfast option. Order now for convenient delivery and a sweet start to the day.

Vanarsdell

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DODGE McDonald Brothers McDonald Bros MT. Sterling, KY Schick Sevrich Geers J. H. Brunner Price the Whitehall Robertson’s Best Vanarsdell’s the Advocate For Printing Commercial Club Wood Sells Farm Keller J. H. Keller
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