Residents and visitors noted in Bath county city column
Mrs Fulton Greene visits Grayson while Mr Fulton Greene spends a month in Hot Springs Arkansas. Dr P K McKenna visits Cincinnati. Judge A N Crooks of Bath county visits the city. Miss Ciara Stamper and Mary Stamper visit Carlisle friends. Josh Ewing of Owingsville visits. Mrs Joe Scott and son Jack return from Richmond. Mrs L Mccormick and children visit Bath county relatives. Emma Thompson of Winchester visits Miss Francis Calk. Buford R Boone leaves for two weeks in Indiana. Mayme Satterwhite leaves for two weeks in Hampton Virginia. Mrs John Peggs and Bertie go to James town New York for summer. Ed Dean family from South Bend Indiana guests. Alice Guthrie of Washington visits local family. Walter V Turner returns from Bainbridge Indiana. Robt Dean and daughter Mary visit W P Guthrie. Buford and Frank Matthews of Oklahoma City guest of Mrs Fannie Priest. Chenault Cockrell attends Versailles reception for Clinton Hawkins. Leslie Shrout of Owingsville, Bath county clerk, in city. re-election bid foreseen by supporters.
Local social notes feature Huntington visitors and Oil Springs registrations
Mrs. T. G. Cunningham of Huntington returns home with her sister Miss Anna Sewell as sisters Besse and Genevieve plan an extended stay. In Oil Springs on Sunday the following residents were registered: Foster Rogers, Mary Van sant Tabb, Alice Young, Harvey Prewitt, Ermine Frenth, Francis Calk, Emma Thompson, Riggs Sullivan, Fred Dietz, Stanley Brown, Eddie Mc Namara, Frank Wyatt, Jackson Storer, Margaret Mount, T. C. Coleman, J. W. Hedden Jr., T. K. Barnes, and Vince Rice. The article notes Win seeking a new term in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Cunningham
Huntington
W. Va
J. Davis Sewell
Anna Sewell
Besse
Genevieve
Oil Springs
Foster Rogers
Mary Vansant Tabb
Alice Young
Harvey Prewitt
Ermine Frenth
Francis Calk
Emma Thompson
Riggs Sullivan
Fred Dietz
Stanley Brown
Eddie McNamara
Frank Wyatt
Jackson Storer
Margaret Mount
T. C. Coleman
J. W. Hedden, Jr
T. K. Barnes
Vince Rice
Miss Rebecca Calk Weds Mr. Perley Cairns
Miss Rebecca Calk daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Price Calk of this county and Mr. Perley Cairns of Pineville were quietly married Tuesday morning at the bride’s parents home with Rev. B C Horton officiating. Only immediate family and a few intimate friends attended. Cairns is a wealthy mine owner from Pike county and well regarded here. The Advocate wishes them happiness and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Calk
Price Calk
Perley Cairns
Pineville
Rev
B. C. Horton
Miss Calk
Cairns
Pike County
Local Health Updates Reported From Community
A series of brief illness and recovery notes are reported. A. T. Wood improves, Mr. John L. McCormick is better, Woodson Chenault Cockrell has measles, Mrs. Rankin Whitsitt seeks treatment in Louisville, Mrs. B. Carrington remains ill at home, John Tyler shows improvement, Elizabeth Geering resumes activity, Eliza D. Marshall improves toward full recovery, and Matilda Wood rests after a hip fracture.
Revival at Staggs barn near Side View begins June 21
A revival meeting will be held at Mr. Staggs barn near Side View starting June 21 with Rev. R. M. Reynolds of Winchester leading. An open Bible class session at Hazelrigg Christian church drew a large audience. the class now has 153 members, 115 were present Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelrigg
The
Christian Church
The June Dance by Sterling Dancing Club
The regular June dance on Wednesday evening June 25 will be held at the Farmers' Tobacco Warehouse on Locust street. The event promises to be the biggest dance in the area with the Saxton and Trost orchestra providing music and the warehouse beautifully decorated for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Dancing Club
Farmers’ Tobacco
Locust Street
Saxton & Trost Orchestra
Births at Morehead and by Judge Young
Birth notices report a twelve pound son born to the wife of Judge Alice W. Young in Morehead on Wednesday June 4 1913 and a nine pound son named Clarence Hunt Thomas born to the wife of Hon. C F Thomas formerly of the city on June 9 1913. Greenwade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morehead
Alice W. Young
Mt. Sterling
Kentucky
State of
Montgomery
C. B. Patterson
MY. Sterling
Lost gold watch fob on West Main Street
Solid gold watch fob lost Monday noon on West Main Street. Initials C. E. S. engraved. Return to this office for liberal reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Main Street
Uncle Billy Clark Dies After Paralysis at College Street
William H. Clark known as Uncle Billy and longtime custodian of the public school buildings died last Tuesday night after a month long paralysis. He served twenty five years in that post and was beloved by students and community. Funeral services were held at his residence Thursday at 3 pm with Odd Fellows members officiating. He is survived by his wife and two daughters Julia and Poyntz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Clark
Billy
College Street
Clark
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Julia
Poyntz
For Sale City residence with nine rooms and outbuildings
Housing notice describes a North Maysville Street residence with nine rooms two halls front and back porches upper sleeping apartment gas and electric lights water furnace and modern improvements. Lot 80 by 200 feet with shade fruit trees and rear stable. Sold on easy terms due to health. inspect via Mrs F C Lavexiy Mt Sterling KY. Also ads for rawhide buggy whips and paris green at local stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Maysville Street
F. C. Lavexiy
Mt. Sterling
Fragmentary figures prompt ledger style entry
Readable numbers show a jumble of large and small figures in an old ledger style line. No clear names dates or places are legible to identify a specific event or context.
Physician's small hand bag lost between Mt Sterling and Springfield
Finder sought for a physician's small hand bag lost in transit between Mt Sterling and Springfield church. Return to the office to claim a reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling
Springfield Church
This Week's Specials at Spot Cash Grocery
Gas manties priced at 5 cents each. Four-tine brooms offered at 23 cents. Salmon on sale three cans for 25 cents. Gray dish pans available at regular retail price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spot Cash Grocery
Candidates Busy at the Fair Amid Crowds
Candidates from adjoining countries visited the fair in large numbers on day four, mingling with attendees as suppliers offered Mason glass bars for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Countrie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Japalac
Neale
Duerson’s Drug Store
Court St
Mrs. Fulton Greene
Grayson
Fulton Greene
Hot Springs, Ark
P. K. McKenna
Cincinnati
A. N. Crooks
Bath County
Ciara
Mary Stamper
Carlisle
Josh Ewing
Owingsville
Joe Scott
Jack
Richmond
Winchester
Buford R. Boone
Indiana
Mayme G. Satterwhite
Hampton, Va
John Peggs
Miss Bertie
Jamestown N. Y
Ed Dean
South Bend
Ind
Alice Guthrie
Washington
Walter V. Turner
Henry ©. Turner
Bainbridge, Ind
Mr. Robt. Dean
Miss Mary
Wichita, Kan
W. P. Guthrie
Buford
Frank Matthews
Oklahoma City
Fannie Priest
Chenault Cockrell
Versailles
Clinton Hawkins
Leslie Shrout
Shrout
A. T. Wood
John L. McCormick
Woodson Chenault Cockrell
Rankin Whitsitt
Louisville Hospital
8. B. Carrington
High Street
John Tyler
Elizabeth Geering
Eliza D. Marshall
Matilda Wood
Methodist Church
H. Clay Smith
Greenwade
Exchange Bank OF Kentucky
Total
Earl W. Senff
U.S
Im Bank
J. O. Greane
W.S. Lloyd
T Chas. D. Grubbs
B. F. Cockrell
Roy
Mark
Kerr’s
Montgomery National Bank
Resources
U. S
Bealéas House
Guake
State
Pierce Winn
Joe, H. Conner
Cobbbot
Grand Opera
Boy Scout
Broadway
Sohn Robinson
Seweler
Optician
Stoamtort
Electric Dry Cleaning Co
MT. Sterling, KY
Dior
W. Paul Weckesser
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