Social notices from Lexington and nearby towns
A roundup of guests and local movements includes J James Turmer visiting Mr and Mrs Walter Turner in Lexington. Many visitors travel between Lexington, Paris, Clay City, Frankfort, and Cincinnati, with several returning to colleges or departing for Tampa, Hamilton College, Culver Military Academy, and Clinton, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lerge Thompson
Lexington
J. James Turmer
Walter V. Turner
Patty Johmson Riley
Sherman Goodpastor
Frankfort
Fitzpatrick
Tampa
Pla
Archie Havermale and Baby
Paris
Ill
Walker Horseman
William Warner
Optimistic Outlook For 1921 Hails Bright Prospects
The article declares 1921 will be better than 1920, with optimism in business, falling prices stabilizing, and retailers offering low prices. It argues labor, merchants, capitalists, producers, and consumers must cooperate, urging continued hard work and fair play as the new year begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oeter
Social Dinner Hosted by Mr and Mrs Settles
Mr and Mrs Settles entertained many guests at a six o'clock dinner Thursday evening at their West High street home. An elaborate multi course menu was served from small tables and rook followed the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. I. Settles
West High Street
Mrs. Settles
W. C. Back
FE. TH. Moss
Mary Cathering Moss
D. HL
Robert Mason
B. Stephens
Stella ‘Stephens
C. EB. Stephens
Ruth Carolin
R. ‘Ti. Stephens
J. W. Thompson
Vivian Alfrey
Hosts stage a graceful dinner in Mayville Pike tribute
Mr and Mrs Lester tae hosted a Thursday evening dinner at their home on the Maysville Pike to honor Mrs Sadie Stiles of Elizabethtown. Guests included Mr and Mrs Lees Bosom, Mr Turley, Mr and Mrs Henry, and Mr and Mrs Frank Ree Go, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Halbert Stiles
Frank P. Boyd
Elizabethtown
Fannie Clark
Washington, D. C
Margaret Turley
K.W. C
Danville
Albert Turley
Ruth Darsie
Hiram College
Hiram
Ohio
Clyde Darsie
Matt A. Tyler
Pittsburgh
W. T. Tyler
Dorthy Tyler
Mary Beall
Clinton
Emma Beall
Lester Tae
Maysville Pike
Sadie Stiles
Elisabethtown
Lee
Stiles
And
Turley
Henry
Frank Ree
Rock party at West High street hosted by Mr and Mrs Kerns
Mr and Mrs Stanley Kerns hosted a late night rock party at their West High street home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Howe Thompson, Mr and Mrs James Wyatt, Mr and Mrs Frances Hunt, Misses Mary Catherine Moss Elizabeth Wyatt Martha Moss, and Clarence Stephens, with lively conversation and a substantial plate lunch served from car tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Stephens
West High Street
Mrs. Stephens
H. J. Porter
Anna Davis
Porter
Mr. Baber
Horace Julian Baber
D. C. McGuire
Amelia Clayton McGuire
Stanley Kerns
Mes
Kenny
Howe ‘Thompson
James Wyatt
Frances Hunt
Mary Catherine Moss
Elizabeth Wyatt
Martha. Moss
Clarence ‘Stephens
Fresh Stock of Groceries From Laniness Store
Ad fragment promises fresh stock of groceries at low prices. Ownership tied to Laniness with emphasis on new items and bargains. No clear date or location. context implies a local shop sale pitch.
Contractor Awarded Railing Job at Government Building
The contract to install a brass railing at the government building was let to Baney Williams. He completed the work promptly and with accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building
Baney Williams
Local correspondence notes holiday visits and returns
Mr and Mrs J D Conner spent Saturday in Lexington. Miss Ida Chandler and others returned to Paducah and Winchester after holidays. Several residents traveled to Charlottesville, Danville, Paris, Irvine, and Winchester. Names include Chandler, Barnes, Goodpaster, Estill, Arnold, Markland, Richards, Thomas, Palmer, Ulery, Shields, Vincent, Boyer, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cecil
Lexington
C. V. Jones
Elia Stephens
Paris
J. “Ec. McChesney
St. Louis
B. F. Wyatt
J. D. Conner
Ida Chandler
Riley Chandler
Paducah
Clyde Barnes
Roy Botts
Winchester
C. W. Goodpaster
Cray Martin
Carlisle
S. M. Estill
William
Clara Arnold
Prudie Sorrel
Virgil Thompson
Everett Young
Andrew Denton
Walton Ulery
Arthur Markland
Adair Richards
Wick Shields
Oscar Shields
Ray Blount
Doggett Palmer
Nettie Belle Arnold
University of Kentucky
Ben Arnold
Nathaniel Markland
Lucille Vice
Kentucky College For Women
Danville
John Vice
Beadle Family Hosts Dance For Local Youth
Howard's Mill residents Mr and Mrs George Beadle hosted a dance for young people last Wednesday night with good attendance. Boone Howard remains on the sick list. Lee Beadle and family from Owingsville visited the Beadles. Edna Elizabeth Triplett suffered whooping cough confinement. Mrs George Beadle visited her father in Owingsville. Lawrence Mallory and spouse visited relatives in Judy over the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beadle
Lee Beadle
Owingsville
Edna Elizabeth Triplett
William Triplett
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Reese Shimfessel
Clay City
8. D. Hall
Lily Davis
Thomas Johnson
Flourence Finnell
Lelia
Mattie
Elizabeth Lockridge
L. G. Cannon
Georgetown
Henry C. Prewitt
Fanchette Owings
Stuart McCormick
Louise Lloyd
Louisville
Lloyd
Tom Robison
Cincinnati
City
J. S. Robinson
Alex Chiles
Culver Military Academy
Mrs
R.A. Chiles
Mildred Cisco
Maxine Pierce
Ruby and
Georgie Croweh
H. 8
Bittinger
Finley Cisco
Barre Bourne
Randolph-Macon College
Bedford, Va
William Reese
Nancy Hall Clay
Hamilton College
Matt C. Clay
Kenneth Collins
Tallahassee
Fla
John L. Coleman
Paul J. Sipes
J. P. Taylor Company
Dan Chenault
George Snyder
8. P. Greenwade
Hallie Young Davis
Paul.k. McKenna
Marguerite _Newmeyer
Florence McNam
Ara
Elizabeth McNamara
Frances Samuels
J. P., King
Mt. Sterling
Briday
den W. Golx
Vinton
Iowa
Ang
Honey
Fulton
Pink
Robert Howell
Will Hovwell
A. & Hart
Clarence White
Lillian White
Sally Clay
A. Nola Highland
Charles C. McDonald
Rex Hall
Mattie Hon
J. W. Hon
Nettie
Verna Oliver
Mary
Anna Morton
Junction
Florence Finnell
Frank Judy
Levi Goff
Goebel Oliver
Russell Turley
Henry Barnes
Lewis Blackwell
Fred Allen Ramsey
Homer
Walter J. Hon
Iboro, Nu
Tut
Vale
Early & Daniel CO
I. F. Tass Local Distributor
Mrs. Stiles
Wain Street
Brooks Morgan
J. L. Byron
Mae Duncan
Nicholasville
J. W. Lester
8. V. Johnson
Thelma Johnson
A. E. Thomas
Huntington
Mary Lee Warner
Elizabeth Ratliff
Angie Young Jackson
Irvine
C. M. Carter
Mac Duncan
Ashland
Mrs. Carter
Jennie Myers
J. C. Maxey Walton
Mr. Maxey
Royse Allen
Ella Hughes
John Hughes
Clay Honaker
North Middletown
Sarah Jackson
Elizabeth McGowan
He and
Howard’s Mill
Boone Howard
Mrs. Lawrence Mallory
Mrs. Carr
Judy
R. F. Tapp
Lowing
Dodge Touring
Qood’ Ag
Dawson Tapp
Owingsville, Ky
Wm. Cravens
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