Correspondence from Camargo notes visitors and local events
Miss Ella Cockrell of Mt Sterling visited nearby relatives while farm work improves with recent rain. Grace Barnes of near Jeffersonville visited Mrs Pleasant Daniel. John Ricketts returns from college in Lexington for vacation. Clay and Johnson Trimble of Jeffersonville had a buggy mishap near Brush Creek Bridge. horse and buggy damaged but riders uninjured. Ice cream supper and Children’s Day exercises at Spencer. Lillian Richardson of Hope Kentucky visited relatives. Anna Hackney of Frenchburg visited friends. Pendleton Trimble was home over weekend. Tobacco to be set, corn and tobacco fields show activity. Mrs. Stanley Trimble remains in poor condition. Ethel Toy visited grandmother Cynthia Williams at Owingsville. County Attorney Senff announces committee to establish voting places in Hart’s precinct and others. welcome for voters. A. T. Orme of Robertson county visited. Grass seed crop progressing with quality looking high. Houston Lane of Springfield recovering from sun stroke. Mesdames J. H. Gillaspie and Roy Byrd attended C. W. E. M. meeting at Leora Jefferys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Cockrell
Mt. Sterling
Grace Barnes
Jeffersonville
Pleasant Daniel
John Ricketts
Lexington
Clay and Johnson
Trimble
Brush Creek Bridge
Stanley Trimble
Ethel Toy
Cynthia Williams
Owingsville
Senff
Hart
Houston Lane
Springfield
Mesdames
J. H. Gillaspie
Roy Byrd
Leora Jef
Freys at Sideview and Local Notices
Freys at Sideview Wednesday. Mollie Williams of Owingsville visits relatives here. Rev Clarence Beagle to start a tent meeting June 26. Paul Demaree, son of Dr D B Demaree, leaves Monday for Montreal to join his uncle. Earl Smathers wife and Jesse Turner visit Paris. Bargains offered at Punch Graves & Co with $1.98 oxfords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freys
Sideview
Mollie ‘Williams
Owingsville
Clarence Beagle
Paul Demaree
D. B. Demaree
Judy
Montreal
Canada
Earl Smathers
Jesse Turner
Springfield
Paris
Newbro's Herpicide Promises Beauty for Hair
Thousands of women credit Newbro's Herpicide with youthful hair. The advert claims shine, healthy growth, and a scalp free of dandruff, with refunds if unsatisfied. Sold in 50c and 1.00 sizes. recommended by top barbers and hairdressers. W. S. Lloyd is the special agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Origal
Professor Jones Honored with Mississippi Teaching Certificate
Prof. Henry L. Jones, son of Mr and Mrs John W Jones of this city, has been granted a lifetime certificate to teach in Mississippi public schools by the State Board. He has headed a school in Mississippi for several years and the difficult examination earned him the credential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Jones
John W. Jones
State Board of
Mississippi
Rural Carrier Appointment in Levee Route
Dillard Douglas, son of T. J. Douglas and brother of Deputy County Clerk L. R. Douglas, is named Rural Carrier on Route No. 1 from Levee. The young man, of sterling worth and high character, succeeds B. C. Willoughby and is well regarded by route patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillard Douglas
T. J. Douglas
L. R. Douglas
Levee
B. C. Willoughby
Chautauqua Ticket Subscriptions Limited to Rin go
Notice states subscribers must obtain Chautauqua tickets only from Henry M. Ringo or they will not be released from subscriptions. John A. Judy, Chairman Local Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Ringo
John A. Judy
Miss Katherine Appleton Elected Head of Mt. Sterling High Math
Miss Katherine Appleton a Transylvania University graduate and two year University of Chicago student has been chosen to head the Mt. Sterling High School mathematics department. She is from the prominent Appleton family of Fayette county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Appleton
Transylvania University
University of Chicago
Mt. Sterling High School
Miss Appleton
Appleton
Fayette County
Read That Ad Don't Overlook The Big Advertisements
A brief notice urges readers to notice the large advertisements from Punch, Graves and Company appearing in the issue. The item highlights the prominence of these business adverts within the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punch, Graves &Co
Dirt Wanted for Purchase by Local Office
Advertiser seeks to buy about 25 wagon loads of dirt. Apply at this office or call phone number 74 for details. Published as a brief classified notice.
Paving Advice Urged For Local Pike Use
The Traveling and Hauling Public is urged to use Paris and Grassy Lick and Van Thompson and Hinkston pikes instead of the Maysville pike to prevent damage during construction. Heavy loads slow completion. Signed W R Thompson president of the Business Men's Club. Do you attend your Church?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Grassy Lick
van Thompson
Hinkston
Maysville
Neal Institute offer helps drinker rebuild life in three days
A Cincinnati man with a drink problem found relief at the Neal Institute after a three day course. The program claims to convert craving into dislike for alcohol and restore clear thinking, enabling a return to business. The Catholic Temperance Advocate promotes the treatment as a wise investment, with location details for Neal Institutes in Cincinnati Columbus and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Neal Institute
Neal
Catholic Temperance Advocate
Maple Ave
Avon
Ohio
Neal Institutes
Columbus
Cleveland
Card of Thanks for Lexington Herald Contest Prize
A contestant expresses gratitude to friends for their kindness and assistance in winning a trip to Atlantic City in the Lexington Herald contest. The writer notes the support was crucial to securing the prize and believes the trip will be beneficial in many respects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Herald
Atlantic City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Camargo
Spencer
Lillian Richardson
Hope, Ky
Rel
Anna Hackney
Frenchburg
Mr. Pendleton ‘Trimble
Stoops
A. T. Orme
Robertson County
Punch, Graves & Co
W. S. Lloyd
Bourbon Remedy Company
East Main St
Siti Ae
Prof. Jones
N. H. Trimble
W. R. Thompson
Pres
Business Men’s Club
Institute
Building and Loan Association
Mt. Sterling Drug Co
A. T. Bassett
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