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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1915
Page
5
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A long list of visitors and relatives arrives in our city from Paris Lexington Cincinnati Louisville Chicago and Versailles with numerous callers staying with local families. Notable mentions include Judge Swango of Terre Haute and Mrs Shrout returning from Millersburg with plans to stay in Bourbon county. Sanitary Meat Market advertises 50 head of cattle slaughtered daily for steaks and roasts.
A 10:45 a.m. service will be held at the Episcopal church with public invitation extended. Union services are planned for next Sunday evening at 7:30 at the Court House led by Rev. M. V. P. Yeaman of the Presbyterian church.
The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union met at Mrs. Thos Heinrich’s home last Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Edward Reis directed Mother’s Day activities and Little Charles Thomas Heinrich was placed on the cradle roll with a brief ceremony.
Mr. D. N. Young suffered a severe mishap when his driving mare became entangled in barb wire, badly injuring the animal and likely ruining its use for driving. The incident occurred last week and left the horse unable to continue working.
The sick list includes Mrs. W. W. Eubank Jr recovering after several days illness. Mrs. Harlan T. Kirk of Grassy Lick is quite ill. Miss Ellen Daily transferred to a Lexington hospital after several days of illness. Dr. F. Hamilton is improving and hopes to be entirely well soon.
Local farmer Vanarsdell advertises fresh home grown beans peas and potatoes for sale inviting neighbors to visit the stand for seasonal produce.
J. P. Sullivan sent in a small sack of potatoes described as the nicest seen. The note praises subscribers who share garden produce, noting such generosity helps ease the high cost of living.
A Sunday gathering at Oil Springs welcomed seventy three guests including Judge Lyman Chalkey and family from Lexington Miss Susan Taylor of La Grange Jenmel Gatewood of this city and others from Louisville Washington Cleveland Huntington and Lexington The event highlighted the resort as a top spot with the best 20Cent coffee on earth.
I, Pierce Winn Cashier, swear the financial statement is true to the best of my knowledge. Figures show deposits, loans, reserves and circulation as of July 1915 with entries for Federal Reserve items, capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, and taxes. Directors listed include Patterson, Conner, Lloyd, Grubbs, Pieratt.
The Lexington bride to be Miss Rose Darnaby and her fiancé Mr Richard B Apperson of this city have scheduled their marriage for Wednesday July 14. The engagement signals a major social event of the season. Rexall goods are on sale at Geiger Pharmacy for ten days. Fresh raspberries available at Vanarsdell's.
A meeting of the German-American Alliance endorsed Republican candidate Morrow, signaling strong liquor interests behind the ticket. The alliance, formed to protect saloons, has opposed law enforcement and public officials who restricted Sunday sales, and its backing suggests a unified liquor vote for Morrow while highlighting statewide implications.
The Louisville Post quotes that fielding a strong slate is key to success and that every effort will be made to nominate Mr Stanley as the Democratic candidate.
Public drawing at the Secretary of State office in Frankfort determined ballot placement for district judicial races. Circuit Judge options are Wm A Young B F Day and W B White while Commonwealth's Attorney options include Chas W Nesbitt W C Hamilton Jno A Dougherty and B S Wilson.
Still time to join. You have until July 10 to join the Savings Department of the Exchange Bank as interest will be paid on deposits placed with us up to July 1. Exchange Bank of Kentucky. Stone's Wrapped Cakes feature six flavors at Sanitary Meat Market.
The Advocate notes Special Registration Saturday July 24 before the County Clerk for individuals entitled to vote in the city. This brief notice informs eligible residents to register ahead of elections.
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