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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1921

Page

8

Local Advertisements and Offers Include Real Estate and Taxonomy

A collage of classified lines lists marble monuments, farm for sale, real estate and insurance services, male help wanted selling farm products, wagon and buggy seller, pianos and talking machines for sale, fresh watermelons on ice, and loan offers. Names include Wm Adams & Son, T Foster Rogers, J R Watkins Co, J Lyons, J H Templeman Piano Co, H B Ringo, and McKee. Locations feature Lexington Kentucky and Winona Minnesota.

T. Foster Rogers General Agt J. R. Watkins Co Winona Minn Bank St J. H. Brown J. H. Templeman Piano Co North Broadway Lexington, Ky

Toast to Laughter

A poetic reflection extols laughter as the sunshine of the soul and its power to dispel blues. It likens humor to a balm for woe, praising its social and moral value and declaring it essential to a lively, innocent spirit.

Best Meats Highlighted at Van Arsdell’s Market

Van Arsdell’s showcases top selections of cuts and cold meats with fresh daily offerings. Local shoppers praised the variety and quality, noting high demand for premium roasts and specialty sausages.

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Howards Mills Notes and Local Events in July

Miss Mahalie Turley has been sick this past week. A large barn at Preston owned by Sam Johnson was destroyed by fire from a lightning strike. Many social visits occur with Mr. and Mrs. Staton and others. Rev. Wm. Triplett preached at Howards Mill Church of God with services on the second Saturday and Sunday each month. A 9 pound baby boy Luther Combles was born to Mr. and Mrs. John West on July 6. Numerous visits, picnics, and relatives gathered at various homes including the Levee and West Bend. Community notices include church appointments, travels to Richmond and Winchester, and a state fair buggy display.

Sam Johnson Preston Wingate Anderson Rotson M. P. Skidmore Stanley Wyatt Middletown Ohio Omar Staton Willie G. W. Staton Wm. Triplett Howards Mill Church of God John West Luther Combles Walter Bailey Matthew Swope Mark Swope Cincinnati Stanley Turley J. T. Shelton Ernest Swope Charles Roundtree West Bend J. T. Trimble Lexington John Hamilton J. S. Trimble Levee Enzella Grassy Lick W. Joiner Donaldson Church Billie Wade Wades Mill Regent Snowden Winchester Robert Ewen Ebon Mary Douglas George Derickson Rosslyn Henry Williams John Williams Karl Stewart Louisville A. T. Stew

Local Social Guests Mentioned in Sunday Afternoon Visits

Lula Leggett hosts Miss Eula, Gladys West, and Miss Golden Hamilton on Sunday afternoon. On Thursday, Mrs. John Hamilton, Mrs. J B Trimble, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crowe visited Mrs. Henry Dragoo near Stoops. Clay Sanders stayed with Luther Leggett over Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs. Ernest Swope and Mrs.

Eula Gladys West Golden Hamilton Lula Leggett John Hamilton Trimble Charles Crowe Henry Dragoo Near Stoops Clay Sanders Luther Leggett Ernest Swope

Camargo Area Neighbors Share News in Social Column

Two weeks of Saints meetings closed Sunday night. Local families and visitors are listed: McDonald family welcomed a son. Grace Rose visiting her uncle J B Murphy in Maytown. Mrs William Henry of Ezel visiting brother M N Yocum. Wallace siblings from Lexington visiting sister Mrs Jeff Cockrell. travelers Frank Brown Hendricks from West Liberty and Bill Hockaday from Mt Sterling on business in Camargo. Nearby residents and churchgoers noted. Lena Mae Treadway improving and hoped home soon. Julia Wyatt returns to Louisville after visiting parents Charlie and Mrs Wyatt. Emma Nolen of Indiana visiting her brother William Eeton.

William Murphy Winchester Ed Hall James Hall Lexington Mayme Cochran Ethel West Jennie Maples the Saints Clifford McDonald Grace Rose J. B. Murphy Maytown William Henry Ezel M. N. Yocum Tom Wallace Edgar Wallace Robert Wallace Jeff Cockrell Frank Brown Hendricks West Liberty Bill Hockaday Mt. Sterling Camargo Mary Lou Edna Yocum North Middletown Julia Wyatt Louisville Charlie Wyatt Emma Nolen Indiana William Eeton

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Bobby Savy Pop MR Powers Pop Table Theatre THE Murray & Thomas CO Paris WM. Adams & Son West Main Street John Deere J. R. Lyons H. B. Ringo Kckee South Bank Street Howards Mils Lena Staten Hedge Thompson M. M. Staton Henry Wigenton Mr. Eldridge Mather Swope J. H. Leggett Mrs Mr. Everette Stafford Richmond May Douglas Conner Faulkner Slade, Ky Margaret Norton Clint Rose Pearl Skidmore Bowen Grace White Lonnie McCloud Jas. Proffit Tilford Bowen Kiddville Eleanor Camp Branch Nell Witt Irvine Mrs. Dillard Douglas Sterling Nancye Rose Charles West Oil Springs Mahala Douglas Lindsay Douglas Roy Baker Donaldson Prince Albert Prince Albert Tobacco P. A Makin’s Sringe Albert the Nation Prince Diberets St N.C SAS Ett J. F. Thompson Salt Lick John Stricklin Clayton Stricklin Hazel Green George West F. D. Richardson Frank Shrout Maggie Irene Claude Shrout Mr. Hobert Sebastain Spencer Chappel Boonesboro Lena Mae Treadway John A. Keller Co Mary C. Ayres
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