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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1921

Page

8

The Advocate Ad Section Promises Free Theater Tickets

A jumble of ads offers five dollar U S Tires credits at Ragan-Gay Motor Co and LEXINGTON area services. Listings include pianos talking machines and dealers at 13 Bank Street and 137 North Broadway. Readers are told Mrs Emma Beall and Miss Virginia Manley can gain free admission at The Table Theatre June 22 with proof in this issue.

Advocate Tom Greene P. Sutton U. S Ragan- Gay Motor Co Bank Street J. H. Brown J. H. Templeman Piano Co North Broadway Lexington, Ky Emma Beall Virginia Manley

Judge of Woodford to Draw $11.50 Week

A Versailles dispatch reports the Fiscal Court set the county judge’s four year term starting January 1 1922 at 600 a year a 50 percent cut. County Judge Mulcahy said 50 a month is ample for the office given current business. The court also reduced the infirmary receiver’s salary from 180 to 150 a year.

Versailles Mulcahy

Camargo Area Notes On Visits Fires and Local News

Camargo and Vicinity reports visits by Prof H R Riley and family of Munfordville Kentucky and other relatives in Lexington. A cottage near Camargo burned Saturday noon. A Baptist church wedding and Methodist minister news, plus new Christian church pastor to be announced. Local crops show daisies abundant but oats look poor and barley yields high. Casual local social notes end with residents visiting relatives and several small incidents including an injury to Ben Brobham.

H. R. Riley Munfordsville James Wills

Local Social Notes and Weather Outlook Near Levee Area

Messrs and Mses share visits across Little Rock Mt. Sterling High Top and Levee communities with gatherings at Dalzell Fletcher Hainline and Bannister households. Protracted meeting begins in Little Rock Saturday night for one week. Rain expected after farmers finish tobacco groundwork.

TABB THEATRE Announces Summer Schedule Change

The Tabb Theatre will open Mondays Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays starting the week of June 27 for regular matinees at current prices. The policy aims to maintain service levels and keep prices lower than nearby towns including Lexington, with Saturdays excepted.

Tabb Lexington

Local Society Notes From A Small Town

Miss Witt spent the night and a Sunday shower brought brief rain. Mrs. T W Wells underwent appendicitis surgery Friday evening and is recovering well. Mrs A B Trimble remains at Massie hospital and improves slowly. Miss Hattie Henson of Cambridge visits relatives here. Mr and Mrs Stanley Dickson go East for their bridal trip. Mr and Mrs F S Kerr and daughter Mary Frances visit Mrs Kerr’s mother Mrs J C Bryan. Miss Delia Tinder visits her brother Rev F M Tinder of Versailles. Miss Fannie Benthal has been ill several days. Mr and Mrs Will Huffaker and daughters visit Mrs Sam Jones of the Levee. Little John Willie Flanders has been ill for a week. Rev R H Ellett preached at the Christian church Sunday night. Our big line of trunks for hard travel unequalled. The Walsh Co.

Victor Baxter Lexington John Ware Robert Shultz Montgomery County Lud Witt Ed Hall Chas. West Simpson Garrett Dinah Johnson Nellie Witt Irvine Zimmerman Prof. Anderson University of Kentucky Chas. Douglas and Sor Conlee Royden Faulkner Clay City Ben Brobham Anna Brobham Ethel Bessie Anna Mae Riessinger Clarence Reissinger West Jane West Camargo George West Nell Witt Floyd Witt T. W. Wells A. 8. Trimble Massie Hospital Hattie Henson Cambridge Stanley Dickson F. S. Kerr Mary Frances Mrs. Kerr J. C. Bryan Delia Tinder Rev F. M. Tinder Versailles Fannie Benthal Will Huffaker Sam Jones John Willie Flanders R. H. Ellett Christian Church

Auction inventory list from rural property sale

A detailed catalog of farm animals including cows goats pigs hogs and a bull with various equipment such as wagons plows harnesses and tools plus household items and kitchen furniture. The list items farm implements corn barrels a 1917 Ford touring car and extensive machinery with hundreds of other items noted as too numerous to mention.

Ross

Also Mentioned on This Page

Donald Ragan-Gay Motor CO Tabe Theatre Reid Prewitt Kckee South Bank Street John W. Bain W. Short St Walter M. Reissinger THE Murray & Thomas CO Paris South Lexington Engine and Boiler Works Chas. McDonald S. M. Newmeyer Timmins Machine Shop Vine St Lester Tharp Table Theatre Ragan-Gay Garage Harley- Davidson Excelsior Motorcycles Adams & Young East Short Street B. Green E. Main St Clell Cockrell Willard Storage Fayette Motor Co East Main Street T. Foster Rogers General Agt John Deere J. R. Lyons Harry Hunt WM. Adams & Son West Main Street Kylyr S. L. Taylor Woodford Land & Priest Camargo and Vicinity Beulah Clay Vancella Thomas Pasley Mahala Douglas Nancye Johnson T. D. Bentley Harry Myers August Wilson Near Little Rock Sam Ralls Mt. Sterling Dalzell Cal Caywood Charlie Henry Near High Top Nannie Hutsell B. F. Dalzell Little Rock Warnie Frances Kenney N. H. Fletcher Troy May E. H. Crouch Buford Curtis F. D. Bentley John Taul Letcher Bannister Ettie Rebecca Hainline Gould Hainline Teresa Hainline John Hainline Tabb Theatre Miss Witt North Middletown Walsh Co My Place North Middletown Wades Mill Donaldson Pike Vs. Cravens Auctioneer James E. Wade
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