Personal notices from Lexington and surrounding towns
Mrs J R Bascom is in Lexington this week and many others visit or host in Lexington, Harrdsburg, Georgetown, Ashland, Cincinnati, and Chicago. The list includes guests, travelers, and returnees from fairs, camps, and family visits spanning Lexington, Versailles, Cynthiana, Paris, Owingsville, and Jamestown with mentions of Misses Isham, Louise Stone, Ruth Kelly, Elizabeth Judy, and several families such as Pieratt, Tipton, Mason, and Chanault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie F. Howell
Cincinnati
Louise Stone
Georgetown
Margaret Ramsey
Mary E. Looney
Lexington
Katherine Conroy
Ruth Kelly
Ashland
Charleston
W. Virginia
Elizabeth Judy
Sharpsburg
Jess Bascom
G. Berry Pieratt
Chicago
Robert E. Tipton
Fayette County
W. R. Tipton
Pearl Lane
Graham Springs
Marie Meadows
Irene McNamara
G. B. Pieratt
Ae Torte
Beatown
Dan Chenault
Finley Cisco
West Liberty
Sallie Wilson
Versailles
Emma Cooper
Pauline Dunn
Donald Martin
Reverend H C Combs to Lead Baptist Pulpit Sunday
Hazard preacher Rev H C Combs will speak at 11:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. at the Baptist church. A union service that evening will feature Rev Combs delivering the sermon at 8:00. The M E Church pastor Dr E L Southgate has five Sundays left before conference to present sermons on the Apostle's Creed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Combs
Hazard
Baptist Church
The
M. E. Church
E. L. Southgate
Ills and recoveries noted in local update
John L. McCormick remains quite ill with no change in condition. J. R. Triplett is very low with typhoid fever at his Harri son avenue home. Harry Hadden and wife show improvement after a week of illness. Mrs. J. E. Grubbs of Winchester underwent throat surgery in an Indianapolis hospital Saturday. John B. Duty, Liggett & Myers traveling representative, shows considerable improvement after a week ill at his parents’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bruton
Enoch Bruton
Charles Hughes
Lexington
Bath County
Howard Vanarsdale
Harrodsburg
Vanarsdale
John Stofer
Agnes Stofer
Howard van Antwerp
Carolyh
Maxine Pierce H
Overton Harris
Fulton
J. A. Vansant
Hanly Ragan
Atlantic City
New York
Saratoga
Emma Pierce
W. O
C. P. Pierce
C. W. Longmire
Frankfort
Will Seabee
Malcolm Thompson
W. R.thompson
Anita Shannon
Dallas
Texas
Joe Conroy
King
Elizabeth Clay Highland
Floyd Potts
Louisville
A. H. Marsh
Steve Adamson
Adamson
Kitty Prewitt
Allen McCormick
John L. McCormick
J. R. Triplett
Harrison Avenue
J. E. Grubbs
Winchester
Indianapolis
John
Duty
Liggett & Myers
Miss Minnie Ensor Stricken With Tetanus After Nail Injury
Miss Minnie Ensor fourteen year old daughter of Ed Ensor of Camargo is gravely ill after stepping on a rusty nail a week ago. Tetanus developed in the following days and doctors fear she cannot recover. The report notes her condition is very serious as the family awaits further updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Ensor
Ed. Ensor
Camargo
Cattle Bring High Price in Local Market Sale
On the 23rd James Caldwell of Bourbon County sold seventy head of black Angus cattle averaging 1400 pounds to Monte Fox of Danville at sixteen cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Caldwell
Bourbon County
Monte Fox
Danville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paris Green
Maysville Street
J. R. Bascom
John Speer
Mary Wood Rice
Neale Cox
Lebanon
Miss Isham
Adelaide Gay
Charles Taylor
Little Rock
Ark
Jack Winn
Teddy Minihan
WV. T. Willis
W. T. Colvin
Henry Reid
Huntington
Julia Rodman
Robert Boyd
Robert Sor
Chas. Mason
Akron, Ohio
Mrs
R. A. Mason
Albert S. Thompson
Geo. Thompson
Paris
L. B. Griggs
Grant Willoughby
Frances
Georgia
James K. Shropshire and Sons
Mary Beall
Kentucky River
Henry
Caywood
Edith McKamey
Knoxville, Tenn
Robert Mason
Jennie Crear
Elizabeth Wyatt
Cumberland Falls
Mattie Pinney
Owingsville
Gene Brother
Lucy Wilson
Stanley Wood
Augustus Gay
James W. Gatewood
M. H. Lacey
White Oak
Morgan County
Clay Cisco
John Freeland
Mississippi
L. E. Griggs
Mary Frances McKinney
Richmond
Olympian Springs
J. H. Keller
Keller
Vernon McKamey
Jenkins
R. A. Mason and Family
Louise Nickels
Mary Lawless Gatewood
Elmera Hinton
Betty Perry
Carroll Chenault
J.Y. Rogers
Roger’s Co
Virginia Martin
Carlisle
Jack Owings
Robert Winn Snyder and Son
George R. Snyder
Fannie Goodpaster
Chalfonte
Rees Worick
California
Los Angeles
R. D. Ratliff
Granada
Mrs. Ratliff
Lodusky Gatewood
R. C. Mastin
Lou Riddell
Versalle
Robert McConnell
Prewitt Young
Marianne Young
Mark Prewitt
G. B. Senff
Earl King
Woodford
J. H. Williams
South Trimble
Ella Trimble
J. Green Trimble
J. M. Isola
Marietta
Ohio
Young Baume
France
Colonel Gatewood
Washington
James Gager
Marie Gager
Chattanooga
Tenn
W. B
Billie) O’connell
Newport
Billie
Court of Appeals
Montgomery County
Sterling
Oil Springs
Henry Prewitt
J. C. McNeal
Charles A. Lindsay
Lewis Lindsay
Susette Johnson
A. A. Hazelrigg
J. B. White
W. L. Killpatrick
Caswell Prewitt
P. A. Tutt
Mary and
Betty
Virginia A
Mary Stamper
Bloomington
Dessie Stamper
Boonesboro
Lexington and Winchester
Clifton Thompson
W. S. Thompson
I. F. Tabb
Harry Hadden
Paris Green Blowers
Chenault & Orear
Talking Machine
Victrola
Columbia
Edison
Bryan & Robinson Jewelers
Oakland
Pontiac
Mich
Ragan-Gay Motor Company
Mt. Sterling
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