Personal notes from Louisville and Lexington visits
Prof and Mrs W O Hopper were in Louisville Friday. Dr W B Triplett of Ashland and Prof Hopper visited Lexington on business. Mr J W Hedden Jr and Mr John W Jones also traveled for business or visiting friends. Several others, including Miss Grace Lockridge and Miss Beatrice Moses, are noted visitors and travels across Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Hopper
Louisville
W. B. Triplett
Ashland
City
Lexington
J. W. Hedden, Jr
John W. Jones
Cincinnati
George Schlegel
Huntington
W. Va
T. H. Thompson
Sharpsburg
Grace Lockridge
W. B. Sudbuth
Clark County
J. F. Reynolds
West
A. Hoffman
Chas. Prichard
McKee Couple to Visit Relatives Here This Week
Mr and Mrs N T McKee of New York arrive late this week to visit relatives in town. Clarence Stephens traveled to Lexington yesterday and will continue to Indianapolis to take a Linotype course. The town advertises a source for spring lamb and country ham. Phone roo Greenwade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Stockwell Samuels
James Y. Rogers
New York
Rogers Co
Ben. F. Cockrell
Winchester
Walter Ames
N. T. McKee
Clarence Stephens
Lexington
Indianapolis
Ind
Greenwade
Births announce many local additions with names
The community shares word of several newborns. Jack Burbridge Carrington, second son of S. B. Carrington, arrives Sunday afternoon. Stewart McCormick and wife welcome a daughter born January 21 in Eustis Florida named Anna Marion. Harry D. Reese Jr. is born to Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Reese of Weston West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Schooler
S. B. Carrington
Jack Burbridge
Stewart McCormick
Eustis
Fla
Anna Marion
Weston, Va
H. D. Reese
Harry D. Reese, Jr
Oh you Spring Lamb and Country Ham at Green wade's
An advertising line promoting spring lamb and country ham available at Green Wade's with contact phone 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwade’s
Religious Notices From Mt Sterling Churches In One Week
Religious leaders from Lexington and La Grange visit Mt Sterling churches for services next Sunday. Community meetings urge temperance as 228 residents petition state lawmakers to push prohibition and tighten liquor laws. Rev Jno R Deering addresses the topic Reasons Why The Saloon Should Be Closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Jno. R. Deering
D. D
Lexington
Mt. Sterling
Montgomery County
Senate
House
Community notices on recovery of local residents
The paper reports W. P. Apperson has recovered and is able to be out after months of illness. It adds that Mrs. W. R. Thompson is recovering from a minor operation and aims for full wellness soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Apperson
W. R. Thompson
Barrel Sauer Kraut and Dill Pickles at Greenwade’s
Local store Greenwade’s promotes barrel sauer kraut and dill pickles with fresh stock. Shoppers find tangy varieties and traditional canned goods in a neighborhood market setting.
Public Sale of 15 Acre Home Place in Montgomery County
Executor John Cecil offers at the courthouse door in Mt. Sterling Ky the home place of Sallie Wilson deceased. The tract covers 15 acres 2 roods and 7.5 poles on Hinkston Creek in Montgomery County with detailed boundary courses. Purchaser to pay one half advance and balance in one year with interest. Sale conducted by executor John Cecil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Mt. Sterling
Sallie Wilson
Montgomery County
Hinkston Creek
John Cecil
Sarah Wilson
Engagement announced in Louisville couple to wed
The engagement of Miss Letitia Dye of Louisville to Mr. George Biggers of the same city is announced though the wedding date is not yet published. The Montgomery County Woman Suffrage League held its initial meeting yesterday afternoon at Mrs. O. S. Bigstaff’s home. Officers were elected with Mrs. Hattie Howell as president. The group plans monthly meetings and a notable address by Mrs. A. M. Harrison of Lexington is being arranged. A reception at the Enoch home honored Mrs. John W. Burbridge, featuring southernsmilax decor, yellow roses, and a guest list of prominent locals with music and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letitia Dye
Louisville
George Biggers
Miss Dye
Montgomery County Woman Suffrage League
O. S. Bigstaff
Hattie Howell
A. M. Harrison
Lexington
Kentucky Equal Rights Association
B. F. Perry
Nell Whaley
Burbridge
Enoch
North Maysville Street
Alpha Enoch
Flo Shirley
John W. Burbridge
Shirley
Roger Q. Drake
Caldwell Clay
William Carrington
Badger Robertson
Bruce Reynolds
Prof
Kidd
Paulina Judy
Nettie Horton
Ella Proctor
Lillian Redmond
Elizabeth McCaun
Emilee Hibler Reid
Chas. Lindsey
R. P. Thomas
Harry Enoch
Lee Crear
John Roberts
New Cumberland Directory Issued by Telephone and Telegraph Co
Cumberland company releases its standard directory in book form for the first time. Local manager Mr. Chatham asks subscribers who have not received a copy to notify him for prompt delivery. The directory includes numerous local merchant advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland ‘Telephone & ‘Telegraph Co
Chatham
Cumberland Company
Lost cattle recovery notice and farm livestock inquiry
Information leading to the recovery of two lost cattle. One strayed from the David L. Anderson farm, the other from D. D. Salyer's farm at Jeffersonville. Woodford Bros. Phone 139 30-41 The Big Closing Out Sale at The Spot Cash Grocery is now on and closes Feb. 15th. Your last chance to buy Groceries and China, Glass, Tin and Granite Ware at and below actual cost. All goods delivered promptly. 3o-2t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Anderson
D. D. Salyer
Jeffersonville
Woodford Bros
Spot Cash Grocery
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Duerson’s Drug Store
Court St
Beatrice Moses
Col
Mrs
S. M. Newmeyer
J. W. Glover
Catlettsburg
Mr. Chess Glover
County
Emma K. Howe
Sor
Charles
Falmouth
Mr. Barrett Thomas
W. A. DeHaven
R. I. Settles
Clearwater, Fla
Mrs. Settles
Mr. Settles
Kentucky
W. E. Simms
Jan
K. E. Coons
Spring Station
Land &Priest
Thos. Kennedy
Kerr’s Perfection Flour
MR. Tabb
Mark Collis
Hazeltigg
Christian Church
J. S. Wilson
Lagrange
Baptist Church
T. W. Watts
Methodist Church
R. T. Brown
Rev. Brown
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