Personal Notices Show Lexington Ties Across Counties
Local column lists numerous crossings of Lexington residents visiting relatives in Owingsville and Winchester, plus friends from Cincinnati, Columbus, and Detroit. Entries name Jas P. King Nat B. Young Jr Lewis Killpatrick J R Magowan Robert Vanarsdell Mary Hull and others attending family gatherings, weddings, trips, or fairs with mentions of Olympian Springs and Bardstown trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. P. King
Lexington
Nat B. Young, Jr
Lewis H. Killpatrick
Old Town
R. B. Punch
Chicago
J. R. Magowan
Cleveland
Robert L. Vanarsdell
John H. Keller
Cincinnati
J. W. A. Sutton
St. Louis
Kansas City
Lucretia Little
Georgetown
Col
R. C. Oldham
Winchester
Willie Martina
Helen King
Young couple elope and marry in Jeffersonville Indiana
Albert Botts and Lucy Mae Eubank wed in Jeffersonville Indiana early Wednesday morning. Witnesses Ruth Tharp and Francis Samuels joined the couple with Lewis Glover as escort. The pair plan to reside back in this city after a brief stay in Louisville. The Advocate sends best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Botts
Lucy Mae Eubank
Jeffersonville
Ind
Lewis Glover
Ruth Tharp
Francis Samuels
Mr. Botts
Mason Botts
Bath County
W. W. Eubank
Central Kentucky
Louis Ville
Lost Gold Rimmed Glasses Found Near Office
Pair of gold rimmed nose glasses with a spring chain found. Owner may claim by paying notice fee at this office.
Mission Belle Fresh Cantaloupes and Watermelons on Ice
Sanitary Meat Co and Keep Kool Clothes at Walsh's are advertised in a compact retail notice highlighting Mission Belle cantaloupes and sweet watermelons kept on ice for freshness and sanitary handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Belle
Walsh’s
Social Events Honor Guests With Local Parties
Miss Catherine Earl Vanarsdell hosted a Rock party last Thursday for guests Miss Sally Sams of Lexington and Miss Elizabeth Horton of La Grange with games and a luncheon. Miss Emma Cooper held a Friday night dance at Ringo's Hall for guests Misses Sadie Wilson and Elsie Chenault of Woodford county with music by Garrett's Saxophone Quartette and a late luncheon. Chaperones included Mr. J. Clay Cooper, Mr. C. H. Petry, Mrs. Sallie Nesbitt, and Mrs. Margaret Crail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Earl Vanarsdell
Sally Sams
Lexington
Elizabeth Horton
la Grange
Emma Cooper
Ringo’s Hall
Sadie Wilson
Elsie Chenault
Woodford County
Garrett
Ringo’s Cafe
J. Clay Cooper
C. H. Petry
Sallie Nesbitt
Margaret Crail
SICK REPORTS FROM LEXINGTON AND BEYOND
The bulletin notes Roy Scott improving after last week’s Lexington operation but still seriously ill. Mrs. L L Bridgforth shows slight improvement as friends wish for a speedy recovery. Mrs. L T Chiles remains in serious condition at seventy years old after a fall and hip fracture. Mrs. J W Hedden Jr travels to Louisville for specialist care. J Lawrence White’s condition under Indianapolis specialist care remains guarded with little encouragement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.B. White
C. R. Prewitt
Indianapolis
Ind
White
J. Lawrence White
J. T. Greene
Hi. R. French
Mayme Turner
Henrietta Greene
Bardstown
Louisville
Cincinnati
Roy Scott
Lexington
J. W. Hedden, Jr
Union Sunday Services At Local Methodist Church
Religious notices announce Union services at the Methodist church Sunday evening with Rev. M. V. P. Yeaman of the Presbyterian church to preach. A revival begins July 12 at old Somerset and runs daily to August 12 with special music and 7:45 p.m. services led by pastor Rev. T. H. Bowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
M. V. P. Yeaman
The
Presbyterian Church
Old Somerset
Mark Collis
Broadway Christian Church
Lexington
Somerset
Kentucky
T. H. Bowen
Married in the West Calks announce son Thomas wed Ida Paruth
Mr and Mrs Price Calk announce the marriage of their son Thomas Calk to Ida Frances Paruth at the bride’s home in Bozeman Montana. Thomas, State Road Commissioner in Montana, has lived there nine years and is regarded as a fine young man. The Advocate sends best wishes to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Calk
Thomas Calk
Ida Frances Paruth
Bozeman
Mont
Calk
Montana
J. and M. Winter Shoes Cut Prices at Walshs
Local ad notes reduced prices on J. and M. winter shoes at Walshs. bargain footwear offered in seasonal clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. & M. Winter Shoes
Walsh’s
Home Kills Baby Beef Pork Veal and Lamb Prompt Delivery
A rural home reports rapid slaughter of baby beef pork veal and lamb with prompt delivery to local markets. The note highlights quick processing and distribution from the dwelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanitary Meat Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Duerson’s Drug Store
Court Street
Mrs
Albert A. Botts
Joe H. Conner
Owingsville
Wm. Hull
Miss Mary
Olympia
C. B. Patterson
R. A. Lane
Dallas Lawrence
Hattie William
F.Y Rogers
C. S. Bigstaff
Adelle Diffenderfer
Lancaster
FE. R. Little
Detroit
Col. Armstrong
John W. Jones
Akron
Etuins Optical Meeting
Georgia Miller
Mt. Vernon
Je Wells Wilkerson
Frances Taylor
Achors
Owensboro, Ky
Helen Frost
Elizabeth Boyd
Olympian Springs
Eunice Herron
Tington
W. Va
the .S
Frank Boyd
Yihane
Jacksonville
William Seabee
A. F. St. Clair
Louise McCoy
Georgia Wilkerson
D. A. Lipscomb
Mary
Sarah
Lipscomb
Sarah Winn
Messrs
W. O. Hopper
R. L. Coleman
Wm. Daniel
J. W. Eastin
Montgomery County Fair
John D. Carroll
New Castle
R. H. Winn
J.S. Wilson
Mt. Vernon Church
Shelby County
W. T. Tyler
Miss Dorothy Tyler
J. D. McColm
Huntington
Miss Dorothy
Sudie Hampton
Akron, O
Clark County
G. W. Elkins
Lexington Avenue
J. H. Swango
Terre Haute
G. B. Swango
High Bridge
Danville
Shakertown
Dry Ridge
Blue Grass
Judge Swango
Mr. Sterling
J. M. Hoffman
Susette Johnson
Sidney Johnson
John Speer
Miss Curriden
New York
Judith Johnson
John Magowan
E. Bogie
Chandler Fizer
Walter D. Judy
W. D. Judy
R. E. Punch
James Nesbitt
William Tipton
Ollie McClure
Thos. G. Prewitt
Russell French
Dick French
Seth Botts
Bob Stone
T. C. Coleman
Walter Stancock
C. H. Eskridge
Il. F. Tabb
L. L. Bridgforth
Ee Eastin & Harris
MT. Sterling
United States
Alyzes
Lloyd’s Drug Store
Man
W. A. Sutton & Son
Mt.sterling, KY
Raa
Montgomery County Fair Grounds
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