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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1918
Page
8
Mr and Mrs Glennore Bramble visit her mother in Carmargo. Mrs James Williams spends Sunday with the Bakers. Miss Tillies Hodge called to aid sister Mrs Henry Jefferson in Winchester who is very ill. Mr Frank Haydon loses a valuable mare this week.
Misses Ethel and Stanley Douglas traveled to Winchester on Tuesday to see the boys depart for Camp Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Quisenberry, Mr. and Mrs. Reese Horton and Mr. George Quienberry were entertained with an ice cream social by Mrs.
Sewell's Shop notes attendees at a Winchester show on Saturday. Visits include Mr and Mrs B A Crutcher to their son William Crutcher and wife, Miss Lota Tanner with Miss Elizabeth Miller, William Day and Seth Sewell in Cincinnati, Mrs Frank Jackson visiting her mother Mrs Allen Prewitt, and James Kennard Dunavent from Mt Sterling visiting Mrs John Sewell.
Jackson and Mr and Mrs Henry Witt were guests of Mr Warcus Prechet and Mildred. Allen Geigen returned home after attending the K F O School in Midway. Mrs J L McDonald was in Mt Sterling Saturday.
Lexing ton Illinois visitors Mr. Simpson Garrett and Mr. Walter West are noted along with Ila Lee returning from Lexington after nine months of schooling. Social calls include Misses Jennie Beker Mary Belle Monroe and others visiting Mrs. Walter Rice Hogcreek. A marriage, Barnett and wife, is reported plus job plans for Guy Lee in New York.
Rev H Frecklin held services at Antioch with large crowds. numerous visits and family news follow from Winchester to Indian Fields. The Baptist Boone's Creek Association met at Indian Fields May 31 with about sixty members and Miss Ruth Everman among hosts. Oil Springs opened for the season and farmers face heavy workloads. The Table showcases the Metro film Her Boy at Camp Johnston and The Marriage Lie and The Wooing of Princess Pat as blue ribbon features.
Poem praises a soldier uncle serving Uncle Sam across the sea and fighting for liberty. Also includes an advertisement for Sanol kidney and bladder remedy claiming relief in 24 hours with 50¢ to $1.00 bottles sold at the drug store.
Veryet Se anes arrived from Ot to Jackson and George B. Kratzer left for Camp Taylor on Tuesday reporting they arrived safely and are getting along fine. Lost on Mt. Sterling streets a gold medal in open book form engraved with initials M. J. S. and the year 1917. finder should leave it at this office for reward.
Mrs. B S Bartlett of Winchester and Taylor Bartlett of Camp Merit New Jersey visited Mrs. Lula Jones last Monday. Mr L M Gillaspie and wife spent Saturday in Winchester shop ping. Mrs Joe Sullivan and Edith Lowe visited Friday with Mrs Lula Jones. Mrs J D Insko of Morencie Michigan stayed Friday to Sunday with Mrs Lula Jones. Rev Fugate conducted services at Mt Carmel Sunday. Mrs L R Rayborn visited Sunday with Mrs John Goodwin. Dr John Goodwin of Campton visited his brother Dr A F Goodwin Sunday. Little Asa F Goodwin injured his foot Sunday but recovers well. Mr L M Gillaspie bought a Ford car. C C Sullivan visited Dr Goodwin and family Sunday.
Friday evening saw attendees from several nearby places at the Winchester commencement exercises. Miss Fanny Maelisle is ill with measles while Miss Della Shoemaker of Grassy Lick visits her cousin Mrs Floyd Combs.
W. E. Smith of Bartlett Tennessee a L and N agent and cotton broker aged sixty nine says he feels like an eighteen year old after taking Vin Hepatica. He had indigestion pneumonia and nervous weakness before using the remedy and now urges others to try it. He notes long service with the L and N and invites letters from readers seeking his views on the medicine.
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