Visitors and travelers list from local social notes
A series of brief notices reports residents and guests visiting nearby cities and making local calls. Names include Mrs. Mary Senff in Winchester, Mr. Henry Judy in Lexington, Attorney John A. Judy in Middlesboro, Miss Lucile Hull of Oil Springs, W. R. Knight of Sharpsburg, J. J. Hollan of Hazel Green, Judge and Mrs. R. H. Winn in Frankfort, Mrs. I. D. Yocum in Lexington, Mrs. Walter O. Mackie and daughter Vestal in Virginia, Calvert Early of Maysville, Mrs. Albert Hoffman to Ashland, Frances Calbraith of Lexington, Lizie Swartz in West Virginia, Mrs. Charles Lawrence of Marion Ind., Judge and Mrs. G. Allen McCormick to Eustis Florida, Christine Heinrich in Owingsville, Mrs. Holman Rice in Bath county, Judge and Mrs. James W. Groves to Florida, and Nannie Byrd of Bourbon county returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Senff
Winchester
Henry Judy
Lexington
Clarence LeBus
Our City
John A. Judy
Middlesboro
Judge
R. H. Winn
Frankfort
I. D. Yocum
Walter O. Mackie
Vestal
Virginia
Calvert Early
Maysville
Albert Hoffman
Ashland
Charles H. Pritchard
Frances Calbraith
Lizie Swartz
West Virginia
Charles Lawrence
Marion
Ind
A. E. Lawrence
G. Allen McCormick
Eustis
Florida
Social Notes of Visiting and Relocation Across Several States
Mrs Walter Mackie and daughter visit Virginia relatives. Miss Charlotte Rogers returns from Kansas City Missouri. Miss Stella Stephens visits Lexington with sister Olive Stephens. Mrs D J Burchett travels to San Francisco and Los Angeles. Bertha Penix relocating to Hellier Kentucky to live with uncle Ben Penix. Mr and Mrs H P Reid and daughter Elizabeth visit relatives in Richmond. Mrs J D Morton of Missouri and Mrs J W Long of Winchester visit Mr E W Flynn’s family. Mrs Henry W Seniour visits Winchester with sister in law. Mr and Mrs H O Hart of Newport visit Thomas Hart’s family. Ada Henry returns home from Winchester Dr Russell Henry’s family. Cashier Clark B Patterson of Mt Sterling National Bank visits Reid Patterson family at Pineville. Misses Ethel and Mae Swartz return to West Virginia teaching. Mrs J M Alverson of Lawrenceburg and Mrs Emilee H Reid of Winchester visit Mrs C W Kirkpatrick. Mrs William H Leonard of Cincinnati visiting sister Mrs William T Tyler goes to Thomasville Georgia. Mrs Sallie Hunter returns to Covington with mother Mrs Robert Overley. Mr Clark Kemper of Bourbon County in city. with J H Kemper of Louisville depart for Demopolis Alabama. C A Wells of Wahingtonton and T K Du Bois of Fearfield Iowa survey Emerald Chief stock farms. Mr Lee Thompson returns from Platte County Missouri leases large farm near Weston Missouri to move with family. Mr and Mrs James S Porter and family of Lexington, Sam Montague of Cincinnati, Mrs John Byrd and Mrs Frank Byrd of Paris, Miss Elsie McIntyre also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Stephens
Lexington
Olive Stephens
D. J. Burchett
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cal
Bertha Penix
Hellier
Ben F .Penix
H. P. Reid
Elizabeth
Richmond
J. D. Morton
Missouri
J. W. Long
Winchester
E. W. Flynn
Henry W. Seniour
J. M. Jenkins
H. O. Hart
Newport
Thomas Hart
Ada Henry
Russell Henry
Clark B. Patterson
Mt. Sterling National Bank
Reid Patterson
Pineville
Ethel
Mae Swartz
West Virginia
J. M. Alverson
Lawrenceburg
Emilee H. Reid
C. W. Kirkpatrick
Wiliam H. Leonard
Cincinnati
William T. Tyler
Thomasville
Out-of-town mourners attend Mrs. C. B. Fizer funeral
Carlisle residents were among visitors from beyond the city who attended the funeral of Mrs. C. B. Fizer held Tuesday afternoon in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Religious Exchange in Roberts and Mastin’s Window
On Saturday the C. W. E. M. will host an exchange with everything good to eat in Roberts and Mastin’s window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts & Mastin
Local Health Notes Report Serious Condition
The condition of Mr. W. A. DeHaven remains very serious. Miss Martha Coleman is confined to her room with tonsillitis. Miss Nelle Gibbons, previously confined to her room, is able to be out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. DeHaven
Martha Coleman
Nelle Gibbons
Huylers' Chocolate Featured At Fountain Stand
Geiger's Pharmacy advertises Huylers' Chocolate as the fountain candy offering. The note highlights the product and vendor without additional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tf. Geiger’s Pharmacy
Montgomery County Bank Ledger Statement Authenticated by Cashier
State of Kentucky Montgomery County bank report lists cash, securities, reserves, and deposits. Pierce Winn, cashier, swears the figures are true to the best of his knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Kentucky
Montgomery
C. B. Patterson
State
Pierce Winn
Haliaf
W. H. Strossman, Jr
Silver Wedding Anniversary of Rey and Mrs Kennard
Rey and Mrs G S Kennard celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary on Monday January 5 at their home. The party featured pink and green decorations, candlelight, and generous servings of salad lunch and coffee. Rev W R Cady led a sentimental singalong and guests extended best wishes for many future anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. Fr. Taylor
Estelle Collins
Mesdames L. T. Boyle
J. A. Frahlich
Berry Conway
L. M. Daniels
A. B. Waller
Mesdames
Will Wright
James Kenney
Louray
Mt. Sterling
W.R. Cady
Morganfield
Kennard
Baptist Church
Sale of Bennett Hughes personal property at farm
Prices at the Bennett Hughes sale included a six year old work mare in foal to a jack at 110 dollars, a five year old driving horse 100, Jersey cows 97.50 and 80, red heifer 22.50, Poland China sow 22.50, sow with five pigs 30, eleven shoots about sixty pounds each 7, Webber wagon 65, cream separator 17.50. Household goods and farm implements also sold well as Mr Hughes and wife buy a farm in Nelson county and move there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett Hughes
Jack
Poland
China
Webber
Hughes
Nelson County
Bryan sisters purchase five passenger White Automobile
Mrs. C. H. Bryan and her sister Mrs. Lucretia May bought a five passenger White automobile from McKee and Clay. The car will be delivered in the early spring. The popular agency has sold several cars in this area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Bryan
Lucretia
McKee & Clay
For Rent Five Room Cottage on Harrison Avenue
Classified ad notes a five room cottage for rent on Harrison Avenue with application through Vanarsdell & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Avenue
Vanarsdell & Co
Local Market Laces and Garden Produce Ad Note
An array of sale items lists laces at 5 cents a yard reduced to 3 cents for a limited week. Also advertised are celery cranberries kale and various greens from Vanarsdell & Co. plus The Sanitary Meat Market touts steaks and repair services offerings including guttering and roofing from Laughlin Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanarsdell & Co
Spot Cash Grocery Offers Sheet Music Sale
All sheet music up to February 1st at 3 cents per copy offered by The Spot Cash Grocery. Potential customers are invited to browse available titles and purchase at low prices during the sale period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spot Cash Grocery
Mrs Mary Nunnelly Dies in Winchester
Mrs Mary Nunnelly died at her Winchester home Sunday afternoon at 3 45 after a paralytic stroke sustained Saturday noon. Her children Henry Waller and Joe Nunnelly Mrs A J Earp Mrs Gilpin and Mrs W H Gilliam of Maysville, a sister Mrs Anna Cockerel of this city, and three brothers Waller Carr and Cyrus Calmes survive. Another sister Mrs Bettie Couchman died less than two weeks ago and Mr Waller Calmes, a brother, is in a critical condition. Her death brings universal sorrow among friends in Winchester and Mt Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Nunnelly
Winchester
Henry, Waller
Joe Nunnelly
A. J. Earp
Gilpin
W. H. Gilliam
Maysville
Anna Cockerel
Waller, Carr
Cyrus Calmes
Bettie Couchman
Waller Calmes
Nunnelly
Mt. Sterling
Young couple seeks new home in Alabama
Mr. and Mrs. R. Bruce Young departed yesterday for Alabama to visit their son, William A. Young, who has lived there for several years. They may buy property and relocate, though many relatives hope they will return to Montgomery County to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Bruce Young
Alabama
William A. Young
Mrs. Young
Montgomery County
Traders National Bank Elects Directors and Officers
The bank conducted its annual election and named Maj. D. J. Burchett Judge A. A. Hazelrigg James T. Highland W. Lois Thompson John L. McCormick L. L. Bridgeforth and A. S. Hart as directors. Re-elected officers include Maj. Burchett president James T. Highland vice president J. O. Greene cashier C. T. Hazelrigg assistant cashier and Claude R. Halley bookkeeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traders National Bank
D. J. Burchett
A. A. Hazelrigg
James T. Highland
W. Lois Thompson
John L. McCormick
L. L. Bridgeforth
A. S. Hart
Major Burchett
Mr. Highland
J. O. Greene
C. T. Hazelrigg
Cahier
Claude R. Halley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Duerson’s Drug Store
Court St
Abe
Personal
Ucile Hull
Oil ‘Springs
W. R. Knight
Sharpsburg
J. J. Hollan
Hazel ‘Green
Christine Heinrich
Owingsville
Joe Heinrich
Holman Rice
Bath County
City
John C. Wood
James W. Groves
Nannie Byrd
Bourbon County
Walter Mackie
Charlotte Rogers
Kansas
Sallie Hunter
Covington
Robert Overley
Clark Kemper
J. H. Kemper
Louisville
Demopolis
Ala
C. A. Wells
Wahlington
D. C
T. K. du Bois
Fearfield
Emerald Chief
Greenbriar
Lee Thompson
Platte County
Weston, Mo
James S. Porter
Sam Montague
John Byrd
Frank Byrd
Paris
Elsie McIntyre
Kerr’s Perfection Flour
Tabb
U.S
Whcca Ee
Total
Elizabeth Wyatt
Steve Pieratt
W.S. Lloyd
Chas. D. Grubbs
Montgomery National Bank
Myt. Sterling
Ness
Resources
Wie
National Bank
Sanitary
the Laughlin Co
Best
Best Parlor
Main Street
Mt. Sterling, Ky
Land &Priest
Thos. Kennedy
Tabb Opera House
American Play Company
Arch Selwin
By Bayard Veiller
Eltinge Theatre
New York City
New York
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