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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1912
Page
5
Judge Lewis Apperson and many others visited Pineville and nearby towns last week. Visitors included Richard Stofer of Cotton Plant Arkansas Jerry Bromagem Louisville and families from Knoxville Cincinnati and Indianapolis. Local events featured a bridal tour completion and several domestic transfers among towns like Winchester Paris Maysville and Owensville.
The passage discusses Jesus' conflict with Scribes and Pharisees over miracles and Beelzebub. It explains forgiveness limits, warns against blasphemy against the Holy Spirit, and ends with Jesus redefining spiritual family as those who follow His teaching.
Judge G B Swango and his wife left for a lengthy Western and Northwest trip to visit two sons in Terre Haute Indiana and Missoula Montana and friends along a ticket route including Yellow Stone Park Spokane Seattle Portland San Francisco and a return via Los Angeles Colorado Springs Pike's Peak Denver Kansas City St Louis and home. They expect to be away three months or more and wish for a pleasant and safe journey.
Brunner's advertises a special price on Sea Island Duck 16 button boot at 2 48, regularly 3, with the item and price highlighted. Sale appears in a 51 31 print line.
In a street scene Mrs. J laments staining her white suit with oil while Mrs. C recommends calling No. 343, "THE PANTORIUM," noting they cleaned her suit and made it look like new.
Produce offers tomatoes cucumbers and beets daily at Vanarsdell's. For high grade stationery of all kinds call phone 74.
The Winchester News notes the marriage of Mrs Nancy McClure to Dr Russell Henry at The Maples on the Boonesboro Pike. Rev J H MacNeill officiated as family and friends, including the Ragland family, send best wishes. The couple will reside at The Maples with a postponed honeymoon due to patient care.
The W C T U will meet with Mrs J L McCormick Thursday at 3 PM All members urged to attend The ladies thank all who contributed to last Saturday's exchange Spot Cash Grocery advertises sweet potatoes late cabbage and tomato plants
Miss Mary Vansant Tabb hosted a lively dance Tuesday at Trimble's hall for her house party members. Miss Lucy Clay Woodford plans a Thursday evening gathering at her South Sycamore Street home. Fresh home grown vegetables featured daily at Vanarsdell's.
A local ad notes price reductions on slippers from Laird Schober and Co. Formerly 5.00 to 6.00 now 3.48. Mentions Punch and Graves and John D. Greenwade as contacts.
Friends note former Sheriff C. R. Prewitt was able to drive on Monday. Emi Lee Young returns from Good Samaritan Hospital much improved. Mrs. John Blount also improves and can be up.
The examining trial of Albert White, jailed for enticing May Bishop who died by her own hand about a week ago, away from Geo. W. Anderson Sr. home, was pushed back to Wednesday.
A baby girl weighing ten pounds was born on June 28 to Mr and Mrs J Mt Householder of Knox Ville Tennessee. The mother before marriage was Ida Stone of Mt Sterling. Special price on Red Cross and other shoes at 51-31 Brunner's.
Frank Smedly of Rowan county jailed on revenue law violations is granted bond by Commissioner Wood and immediately rearrested by Sheriff Crooks on two Morgan county charges and placed back in jail. Best roasts and steaks in town at Vanarsdell's.
Two well painted and papered cottages on West Locust Street for rent. One has five rooms and the other six rooms. Apply to 52-21 S. P. Greenwade.
Four rooms with water and gas available on West Main Street. Application through B. F. Mark. Phone 635-y.
Daily specials at Vanarsdell's include Russia Calf and Gun Metal Pat pumps priced at 2.98 at Brunner's and a claim of best home killed meats in town.
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