Personal notices from county readers at the fair week
J G Fuller of Paris and many visitors travel to the fair. Local residents return from trips to Chicago Henderson Buffalo N Y Detroit and more. Several couples and families visit relatives attend the Shelby county fair and plan visits to Washington D C Akron and Niagara Falls.
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Lillian Webster
Akron
Ohio
D. H. Webster
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
W. C. Hanna
Frankfort
Mrs Tipton Hosts Mt Sterling Club Luncheon
Mrs Robert L Tipton will entertain the Mt Sterling Country Women's Club at her Fayette county home Thursday luncheon. Members plan to travel by motor and anticipate a lovely time.
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Robert L. Tipton
Fayette County
Mt. Sterling
Tiptons Invite To Dance For Miss Salzgab er
Mr and Mrs Tipton IT Wilson announce a dance at their North Maysville Street home on Thursday night complimentary to Miss Frances Salzgab er an attractive visitor from Indianapolis.
Local Socials Highlight Hosted Dinners In Town
Mr and Mrs Howe Thompson hosted a six oclock dinner on West High Street in honor of Mr and Mrs Howard Reis with guests including Mr and Mrs Reis. Jesse Flora Miss Mabel Reis Miss Stella Stephens and Harry Reis. Longwood estate hosted a Pangburn Post Legion garden party with Misses Willie B Ida Calk Alma Cox and Mrs C M Perkins assisting. about fifty post members and Camp Taylor officers attended for music games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe Thompson
West High Street
Howard Reis
Thompson
Reis
Jesse Flora
Mabel Reis
Stella Stephens
Harry Reis
Camp Taylor
Tea Honoring Mrs J C McChesney At Wyatt Home
Mrs David Howell and Miss Elizabeth Wyatt hosted a Saturday tea from 4 to 6 at Mrs Wyatt’s home in honor of their guest Mrs J C McChesney of St Louis. The rooms were decorat ed for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Crawford Lloyd
New York
W. 8. Lloyd
Louise Lloyd
Louisville
J. C. McChesney
St. Louis
McChesney
B. F. Wyatt
Nancy Hall Clay
Sadie Stiles
Margaret Settle
Elizabethtown
Miss Clay
Mammoth Cave
David Howell
Elizabeth Wyatt
Garden party guests and hostesses listed for event
A social gathering featured garden flowers, white phlox and Queen Anne's lace, with afternoon refreshments. The hostesses welcomed many guests led by Mrs. McChesney and Mrs. Howard Van Antwerp, followed by a long list of attendees including Mrs. Clay ton Ramsey, Mrs. Hl. N. Coppage, Miss Elizabeth Dueson, Miss Annie Samuels, Mrs. Henry Seniour, Miss Susette Johnson, and others from Atlanta to Nashville and Winchester.
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Anne
McChesney
Howard van Antwerp
Jack Burbridge
J. C. Gaitskill
Mary van Sant Robertson
Catherine Tlowell
Henrietta Coleman
Elizabeth Coleman
Nancy Burkley
Ruth Wyatt
Oliver Howell
Robert Tlowell
Will Howell
S. M. Whitehead
Clayton Howell
John L. Coleman
Clayton Ramsey
Hl. N. Coppage
J. Hl. Stephenson
Miller Hoffman
Mattie Coleman
A. G. Ratliff
Sam. Whitehead
Jas. F. Gay
Josh Owings
J. S. Wyatt
Martha Mae Robinson
Tlenry
Judy
Ben Turner
A. B. Stoops
TL. G. Troffman
Elizabeth Dueson
Allen Prewitt
Annie Samuels
Geo
Bustin
Coleman
John Frazer
C. Fi
Petry
Chas
Reis
Chas. Hainline
Clay Cooper
A. M. Bourne
Robert Howell
J. D. Hazelvigg
Chas. Anderson
Isa Crear
Will Strossman
T. B
Cincinnati man demonstrates Brunswick phonograph at Sutton store
The Sutton furniture store hosted a Saturday demonstration by C. E. Hall of Cincinnati. He played selections from opera classics popular airs and old time favorites for a crowded room of patrons and friends, making for a very pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton Furniture Store
C. E. Hall
Cincinnati
Miss Martha Rasnie Improves but Won’t Teach This Year
Miss Martha Rasnie, long ill, shows great improvement yet will not return to teaching this year due to her health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Rasnie
Miss Rasnie
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