Redpath Chautauqua Delights Mt Sterling Audience
The Redpath Chautauqua Company opened in Mt Sterling with a grand Opera Co. recital and lecture by George L. McNutt. A week of varied performances followed including Weatherwax Brothers, Mrs. Garghill, debates on socialism, Florentine Trio, Ben Greet Players, and a Bohumir Kryl band show. The circuit closed with Mozart Concert Co. and a Folk lecture. Citizens praised the event and expect a return next year.
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Redpath Chautauqua Company
Redpath Grand Opera Co
George L. McNutt
Weatherwax Brothers
Isabel Garghill
Wao
Rainey Bennett
Ben Greet
Marx
Edward Amherst Ott
Hirshman
H. D. Clark
Bergen-Mark Co
Bohumir Kryl
Mozart Concert Co
Leonora M. Lake
Barnard
Ralph Bingham
Mt. Sterling
Corrected Rates At Olympian Springs Co
Officials state rate changes are misleading and unchanged pricing remains. Cottages stay at 15 dollars per week while hotel rooms cost a bit more, contrary to reports of a 3 dollar daily rate.
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Olympian Springs Co
Olympiian Springs Hore Co
Select Fair Judge Pem berton Named At Montgomery County Fair
The Montgomery County Fair Board selected Claude L. Pembert on from Elizabethtown to serve as judge at the July fair and he has accepted. Pembert is regarded as one of the best judges in the country.
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Montgomery County
Mrs Jane Douglas Dies Aged 72 In Montgomery County
Mrs Jane Douglas a beloved Montgomery County woman died at her Levee home early Saturday. She was a Baptist member and devoted wife and mother surviving husband G P Douglas and eight children in several towns. Funeral held at T J Douglas home with Rev A H Hirshman and burial at Mahpelah cemetery.
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Jane Douglas
Montgomery County
Douglas
G. P. Douglas
T.J. Douglas
Jeff Douglas
Carrie Garrett
This County
Mary West
Doylesville
Julia West
Richmond
Charles Douglas
George Garrett
Lexington
Ill
Joe Douglas
Lagrange
T. J. Douglas
A. H. Hirshman
Machpelah Cemetery
Fireworks Display Set to Dazzle City at Fair Grounds
The largest fireworks show yet will light up the Fair Grounds on July Fourth drawing residents and visitors for a grand celebration.
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Fair Grounds
King the Winner in Winchester Primary
Samuel F. King of Ruckerville Clark county won the Winchester postmaster primary as a dark horse. The vote tallies show King 732, Charles B. McCord 544, W. T. Fox 326, Miss Nanny H. Tucker 335, W. D. Clark 27, and J. E. Black 25.
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Samuel F. King
Ruckerville
Clark County
Winchester
S. F. King
Chas. B. McCord
W. T. Fox
Nanny H. Tucker
W. D. Clark
J. E. Black
Fort Sale Good Apple Vinegar
A local sale notice lists good apple vinegar for sale with contact phone number 627 524 and the seller A. F. Wyatt.
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A. F. Wyatt
Kennedy Brings Russell Pharmacist to Head City Drug Dept
Thomas Kennedy secures Charles M. Crain a registered pharmacist from Russell Kentucky to lead his prescription department. Crain comes highly recommended as a druggist and a gentleman and will move his family to town occupying Mrs Thompson's cottage on Ulay street.
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Thos. Kennedy
Charles M. Crain
Russell, Ky
Crain
Kennedy
Dr Yager Endorsed for Governor of Porto Rico
Dr Arthur Yager, former president of Georgetown College, has been endorsed by Senator James and other senators for Governor of Porto Rico. The endorsement suggests President Wilson will appoint him, noting Yager was a Princeton classmate of Wilson.
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Arthur Yager
Georgetown College
James
Porto Rico
Wilson
Princeton
Tractions at the Fair Grounds on July Fourth
Both afternoon and evening events at the Fair Grounds showcase tractions with wide attendance expected as July Fourth activities unfold.
Auto Crook Extradited From Here to Crowley Georgia
Charles Fisher alias Charles Gillman and other aliases, wanted for forging drafts to Studebaker and other automakers, was taken to Crowley Georgia Sunday by Deputy Sheriff James Amy after a 1100 mile journey. Real name thought Otto Hocker. Earlier captured in this city for jumping a board bill and jailed. A smooth young man, regarded as a notable local crook.
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Charles Fisher
Charles Gillman
Crowley
James Amy
Studebaker Automomobile Co
Otto Hocker
Scott
Overland Co
James Porter Promoted to General Agent for C O at Charleston
James Porter, long time ticket agent for the C O in this city, is appointed General Agent for the C O at Charleston West Virginia and will assume duties Saturday. He is praised as sober industrious and accommodating. Charles Eskridge will replace him as ticket agent and Jake Clinkenbeard will succeed Eskridge.
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James Porter
Charleston
W. Va
Porter
Sterling
Us Ff
Charles Eskridge
Eskridge
Jake Clinkenbeard
New Manager for Telephone Co in Local City
Mr. C. T. Chatham transfers from Stanford Kentucky where he ran the telephone exchange to replace Mr. Buckner who moves to Atlanta. The Stanford Interior Journal praises Chatham as an able manager and popular leader who made many friends and earned general regret at leaving.
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C. T. Chatham
Stanford
B. F. Buckner
Atlanta
Chatham
Stanford Interior Journal
They Will Have It Kerr's Perfection Worth Any Price
Two youths confessed breaking into a car to steal Kerr's Perfection, each carrying twenty five pounds. Their mother is urged to visit the office to claim two sacks more as compensation.
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Kerr
Read The Statements Of Our Banks
Readers are urged to study the statements of Mr Sterling's four banks showcased in this issue. Strong notices emphasize trustworthy handling by competent courteous gentlemen and encourage placing money within the city limits.
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Mr. Sterling
Fireworks Tickets Available at Local Merchants
Tickets for the Mt. Sterling fireworks are on sale at Mt. Sterling Drug Co H M Ringo Fred Morris and T K Barnes and Sons reserved seats available at Mt. Sterling Drug Co Fireworks start promptly at 8 p m.
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Mt. Sterling Drug Co
H. M. Ringo’s
Fred Morris
T. K. Barnes & Sons
Home grown raspberries at Vanarsdell's
Local fruit stand Vanarsdell's offers fresh daily raspberries grown on site. Shoppers find picked ripe berries with a bright flavor and dependable availability each morning at the market.
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Vanarsdell’s
Union Veteran Mr. W. H. H. Miller Passes Away
Union veteran W. H. H. Miller, 73, who served through the Civil War and endured confinement at Andersonville, died Saturday. Survived by son Clay Miller, his wife predeceased him. Funeral at his residence Sunday by Rev. H. D. Clark, burial Machpelah cemetery. Sympathy extended to the son.
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W. H. H. Miller
Mr. Miller
Andersonville
Clay Miller
Miller
H. D. Clark
Machpelah
Arline Elizabeth Marty Weds Dr Edward Brown
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Adam Marty states their daughter Arline Elizabeth married Dr Edward W Brown on Wednesday June 25 1913 in Saint Paul Minnesota. The groom is a dentist long remembered in the local community with many friends in the area.
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Brown
Adam Marty
Arline Elizabeth
Edward W. Brown
Saint Paul, Minnesota
Ice Supply Short Keeps City Stocked From Lexington Plant
Extreme heat has strained the ice supply as the local plant runs at full capacity and cannot meet demand. The company has secured a car per day from the Lexington plant to keep customers supplied. Buy your parts green from the Variety Store.
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Lexington
Redpath Chautauqua to Be Here Again Next Year
The Redpath Chautauqua will return next year after selling 1000 tickets at $2 each at a Monday meeting on the Chautauqua grounds. Rev A H Hibsman led ticket sales and Superintendent F M Whitley was credited for much of this year’s success. Officials anticipate full tents again and expect crowds from up to fifty miles away for the performances.
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Redpath Chautauqua
A. H. Hibsman
F. M. Whitley
Mrs. C. W. Goodpaster Injured in Wagon Accident
While traveling from Owingsville to the city a horse pulling Judge and Mrs. C W Goodpaster bolted into a wire fence throwing them both out Mrs Goodpaster suffered multiple rib fractures a dislocated shoulder and a broken collar bone The Judge escaped with minor bruises Both are well known locally with Mrs Goodpaster being Jennie McAlister's daughter
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Owingsville
Judge
C. W. Goodpaster
Tea at Phoenix Hotel for Miss Cynthia Thompson
Miss Mae Settle hosted a Monday evening tea at the Phoenix Hotel in Lexington for Miss Cynthia Thompson of this city and two other visiting young ladies.
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Mae Settle
Phoenix Hotel
Lexington
Cynthia Thompson
Housewives League to Meet at Court House
A meeting of the Housewives League is planned for Saturday at four o'clock in the Court House. Organizers hope for a large turnout.
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Housewives League
The
Court House
Ice Cream Supper At Camargo Church
The Christian Church ladies in Camargo host an ice cream supper on Saturday evening July 5 at the church. Mt. Sterling plans its largest Fourth of July celebration yet at the Fair Grounds on Friday.
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Ladies of the Christian Church
Camargo
Mt. Sterling
Fair Grounds
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KentUcky
J. W. Jones
Mt, Sterling
the Jeweler
Mrs
King
Fort Sale
Dr. Yager
Georgia
Telephone Co
W.H. H. Miller
Dr. Brown
Miss Thompson
J. D
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