Beautiful Life Ends in Local Obituary for Mrs Hazelrigg
Mrs. Emily M. Hazelrigg died Tuesday morning December 24 after a long illness caused by a fall months earlier. She was born April 1, 1839 and married 1864 to J D Hazelrigg who preceded her. Survived by five children, two brothers, two sisters, and two brothers in law, with burial at Machpelah Cemetery Christmas afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily M. Hazelrigg
J. D. Hazelrigg
North Maysville Street
Hazelrigg
John H. Mason
Mrs. Hazelrigg
Mrs. Hazelri
May Wilie Grubbs
Chas. D. Grubbs
Elizabeth Hurt
Annie E. Cluke
Princeton
Machpelah Cemetery
H. D. Clark
Thirty-Eight Convicted in Dynamite Case Sentences
Thirty eight labor union officials were convicted in the dynamite conspiracy cases. Sentences ranged from seven years at Leavenworth to one year and one day or suspended terms. Frank M. Ryan of the Ironworkers' International Union received seven years. Olaf A. Tveitmoe and Eugene A. Clancy of San Francisco were each sentenced to six years. Rooms for rent in Baumont Hotel with meals advertised by A. L. Laughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
Frank M. Ryan
Ironworkers’ International Union
Olaf A. Tveitmoe
San Francisco
Los Angeles Times
Eugene A. Clancy
Burley Tobacco Company Sale Announcement
Mr. Asa Bean, manager, announces a sale at the Burley Tobacco Company house on the Levee pike Wednesday morning at nine o'clock. For Rent. Residence and stable on West Main St. Apply to Lula Grigsby or Jas. T. Wade. Phone 693b L 26tf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Bean
Burley Tobacco Company
Levee Pike
West Main St
Lula Grigsby
Jas. T. Wade
Delightful Dinner Hosted by the Greene Couple
Mr and Mrs Henry L Greene entertained twenty five friends with an elegant course dinner last Thursday. After dinner times were indulged in and a most enjoyable time had by all present.
Luicical Stationery Initial Paper Line in Stock
Advocate Pub Co announces a new beautiful line of initial paper now available. The stationery range features refined designs aimed at personal and professional correspondence.
Winchester Couple Wed in Lexington Quiet Ceremony
Mr. Wiley Taul and Miss Mary Byrd Fox, both of Winchester, were quietly married in Lexington last Thursday. They are well known locally and Mr. Taul has formerly lived here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley Taul
Mary Byrd Fox
Winchester
Lexington
Mr. Taul
Wanted Good Milker To Run Dairy
Help sought for dairy operation. Pleasant position for a capable milker. Apply to Mrs B Mannix by phone at 692.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Mannix
Local Men Return From Lexington Drug Firms
Mr Gilbert H. Satterwhite returns from Lexington where he joined Lee Cassell's firm and becomes prescription clerk for W S Lloyd. A Tabb Bassett, long with W S Lloyd, takes a post with Lexington Drug Company and begins duties. His friends regret his departure but wish success in his new home. Real country sausage at Vanarsdell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert H. Satterwhite
Lexington
Lee Cassell
W. 8. Lloyd
A. Tabb Bassett
W. S. Lloyd
Bassett
Mrs Jennie Robinson Suffers Fire Loss
Firemen quickly controlled a blaze at Mrs Jennie Robinsons home after a closet fire in the dining room sparked extensive damage. Several hundred dollars of damage to the lower floor was covered by Hoffmans Insurance Agency.
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Jennie Robinson
Hoffman
For Sale Sugar Cane Lot Delivery Offer
For sale a nice lot of sugar cane with delivery available. Contact E. H. Moss at 26-1f, phone 693-a, Mt. Sterling, Kentucky. Atmore's mince meat at Vanars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Moss
Mt. Sterling, Ky
Resolve to Be Better in the New Year Advice
A short exhortation urges self improvement and steady progress. It counsels making realistic resolutions rather than perfect aims, focusing on acts of kindness charity pleasant speech diligence and cheerful giving throughout the year. The text views the new year as a time for positive change.
Christmas Dance at Trimble's Hall Draws Smaller Crowd
The Sterling Dancing Club hosted its annual Christmas dance at Trimble's Hall on Thursday night. About thirty five couples joined the grand march led by President Tom Grubbs and Miss Vitula Kinsolving. The hall looked festive and Secretary Marvin Gay earned praise for his outstanding work. It was hailed as one of Mt. Sterling's nicest dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Dancing Club
Trimble’s Hall
Tom Grubbs
Vitula Kinsolving
Marvin Gay
Mt. Sterling
Judge O Rear's Car In Minor Frankfort Collision
Judge E C O Rear's touring car struck Dr Warren Montfort's auto in Frankfort last Thursday morning. Passengers included James and Prentice O Rear and Miss Hazel O Rear. No injuries and both vehicles sustained no significant damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge E. C. O
Warren Montfort
Frankfort
James
Prentice O
Hazel O
New shelled nuts at Vanarsdell's Checker Match
The Winchester Sun reports a checker contest to be held Friday January 8 between representatives of Clark and Montgomery counties. Names of the reps have not yet been decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanarsdell’s
Winchester Sun
Clark
Montgomery
New Operator at Table Opera House
Manager Wilkerson hires a Cincinnati picture machine operator for the Table Opera House to cover during the illness of L. M. Redmana's young daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkerson
Cincinnati
Table Opera House
L. M. Redmana
Locating Relatives Inquiries From Los Angeles Caller
A notice states Frank Leonard of Los Angeles seeks to locate relatives in the county and asks anyone with that name to call at the office.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Frank Leonard
Printing for particular people at popular prices
The item notes a business offering affordable printing services aimed at individuals, presenting itself as a daily staple rather than a niche specialty. It emphasizes accessible pricing and broad customer reach as its core approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advocate Pub. Co
Commonwealth's Attorney White Reappears After Illness
Commonwealth's Attorney W. B. White has recovered from a severe cold and is able to be out again after several days confined to his room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
W. B. White
Banner tobacco sale sets Kentucky pace at Farmers' Warehouse
The Farmers' Tobacco Warehouse Co. in this city held a season leading sale with about 175,000 pounds sold at an average of 15.05 per hundred. Copher and Coons posted a high average of 21.00 cents, with Kirkpatrick Clay and Adamson at 20.85. Over 60,000 pounds remained to unload and two floors were crowded with future sales anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Tobacco Warehouse Co
Kentucky
Copher & Coons
Arthur Jacobs
Kirkpatrick
Clay
Adamson
Mr. Bean
Burley Tobacco House
Farmer
Sterling
Reception for Mrs Scott and Mrs Ringo at Clay and Elm
Mrs Percy D Bryan hosted a Tuesday afternoon reception from two to five at her corner Clay and Elm streets home in honor of Mrs William J Scott of New York City and Mrs Harry Bowman Ringo of this city. The house was attractively decorated and hours were delightful for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy D. Bryan
Clay and
Elm Streets
William J. Scott
New York City
Harry Bowman Ringo
Family Reunion at Anderson Home on Christmas Day
A warm family reunion took place at Mr. and Mrs. George W. Anderson Sr. residence on Christmas Day. Guests included John W. Lockridge family, James N. Anderson, W C Moore couple, George W. Anderson Jr and children Lucille George and Mary Bird, Grover C Anderson and Olivia Anderson, nieces Ida Blanche McKee and Mary Bush from Missouri. The event featured a decorated tree, Santa Claus, a royal course dinner, and shared joy.
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George W. Anderson
Santa Claus
John W. Lockridge
Forrest
Grace
Mary
Elizabeth
James N. Anderson
W. C. Moore
George W. Anderson, Jr
Lucille
George
Mary Bird
Grover C. Anderson
Ollivia Anderson
Ida
Blanche McKee
Mary Bush
Missouri
Mutt and Jeff Lights Up Table Opera House
A large crowd enjoyed Mutt and Jeff at the Table Opera House on Friday night. The performance impressed with first class quality and the staff wore uniforms, with a safety fireman on duty, signaling potential for more top attractions if patrons support a fair price for quality shows.
Commonwealth's Attorney Fifteen Years Resigns Position
Col. Robert B. Franklin of Frankfort resigns after fifteen years as Commonwealth's Attorney for the Fourteenth Judicial District which covers Bourbon Scott Woodford and Franklin counties. He is succeeded by Hon. Victor A. Bradley of Georgetown by Governor McCreary's appointment and will live in Lexington while maintaining a law firm link Franklin Talbott with a branch in the State Capital. Franklin previously prosecuted Goebel assassins and now joins Franklin & Talbott. Pure country sorghum at Van Arsdell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Franklin
Frankfort
Commonwealth
Fourteenth Judicial District
Bourbon
Scott
Woodford
Franklin
Victor A. Bradley
Georgetown
McCreary
Lexington
Franklin & Talbott
Col
Wm. Goebel
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Baumont
A. L. Laughlin
Luiical Stationery
Mr. Sterling
Morris Winchester
Sterling Club
Saxton & Trest
Judge O’rear
J. D. Hazelrigg & Son
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