Corbett and Signaigo Wed in Sacred Heart Ceremony
Miss Florence Signaigo and Mr Charles Joseph Corbett were married at Sacred Heart church in Memphis. The ceremony featured Elsa Gerber singing and a reception at the bride’s parents home on Poplar avenue. The couple plans a Northern honeymoon and will reside at 1078 Greenlaw avenue.
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Charlie Corbett
Memphis
Tenn
Florence Bignaigo
Corbett
Memphis News Scimetar
Florence Signaigo
John A. Signaigo
Charles Joseph Corbett
Sacred Heart Church
Father Mahoney
Elsa Gerber
Mildred Osterloh
Milan
Killarney
Richard Regan
Poplar Avenue
Greenlaw Avenue
Lost hood cover found between Winchester and Mt Sterling
Finder asked to return the top hood cover of an automobile to this office. The item was located between Winchester and Mt Sterling and is now awaiting its owner.
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Winchester
Mt. Sterling
Total City Taxes and Assessments for 1915
City Assessor W. T. Fitzpatrick Jr reports 1915 city assessments totaling 2,418,009.12 for real estate and personal property with 925 poles listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Fitzpatrick, Jr
Cleanup push pays off as city premises improve
Last week the article urged residents to clean up premises, cut weeds and whitewash fences. The review of the city shows many followed the advice and the author notes how little time it takes to achieve a clean and sanitary appearance.
Death of Mrs Bettie Groves in Orlando Florida
Relatives here report the Friday evening death in Orlando of Bettie Groves 68 widow of John E. Groves. Survived by four children including Rev Coleman O. Groves of Memphis and Mrs Norman D. Brown of this city, two Orlando daughters, and two sisters. Body to be interred in Orlando beside her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando
Fla
Bettie Groves
John E. Groves
Coleman O. Groves
Memphis
Tenn
Norman D. Brown
Minnie
Marian Groves
Albin White
G. M. Coleman
Iced Tea Offered For Sixty Cents Per Pound
A local ad notes Vanarsdell's sells iced tea at 60 cents per pound. The price targets bargain buyers and highlights the store's weekly specials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanarsdell’s
Cohen Speaks at Court House for Agricultural Commissioner
Matt S. Cohen, Democratic candidate for Commissioner of Agriculture, spoke at the Court House to a good sized crowd Monday. He impressed listeners and is favored to win in the county where he is well known and active in the Montgomery County Fair showing horses since 1889.
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Matt S. Cohen
Court House
Cohen
Montgomery County
Mission Band Exchange at Roberts & Mastin’s Saturday
The Mission Band of the Christian church advertises an exchange at Roberts and Mastin’s this Saturday offering a Sunday dinner and other goods for sale to raise funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Band of the Christian Church
Roberts & Mastin
Splendid Opening Dance At Oil Springs Shown Welcoming Crowd
A fine opening dance at Oil Springs drew a large crowd from Mt. Sterling Winchester Paris and other Blue Grass towns. Music was good lunch appealing and attendees praised Mr and Mrs William C Moore who run the Springs. Sanitary Meat Market offers fruits and vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil Springs
Mt. Sterling
Winchester
Paris
Blue Grass
William C. Moore
Interstate Land and Mining Company Formed in Charleston
Articles of incorporation filed by Charles Shewey W H Wilford and H Clay McKee establish Interstate Land and Mining Company with 75000 capital stock all paid in and $25000 debt limit. Principal office in Mt Sterling with branches. plans include real estate and mining smelting of lead and zinc across Kentucky Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and beyond. The firm already owns land with zinc and lead deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Land & Mining Company
Keller Greene
Charles Shewey
W. H. Wilford
Charleston
W. Va
H. Clay McKee
Kentucky
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Mt. Sterling
Runaway buggy injures farmer near Judy
Elwood McClain, a young farmer, was seriously hurt when a shaft broke on his buggy causing a runaway. The vehicle overturned, he was dragged, his face cut and bruised, wrist sprained, knee cap injured, and the buggy demolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy
Elwood McClain
McClain
Will Build Warehouse on Sycamore Street
Kirkpatrick and Clay have contracted Ed L William to construct a large loose leaf warehouse on Sycamore street. Construction starts at once for winter sales with a 150000 pound daily capacity, modern unloading shed and automatic scales. Leased to Whitehall Tobacco Company as Whitehall No 2.
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Kirkpatrick & Clay
Ed. L. William
Sycamore Street
Messrs. Kirkpatrick and Clay
Whitehall Tobacco Company
Whitehall No. 2
New tomatoes and cucumbers at Vanarsdell's
Readable notes indicate fresh produce arrivals at Vanarsdell's with tomatoes and cucumbers highlighted. Local shoppers are invited to visit for early selection and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanarsdell’s
Tuesday Club beautifies Main and Richmond park area
The Tuesday Club hosted florist Mr Harris to clean and transform the small park at Main Street and Richmond Avenue into a large flower bed. Residents praise the club for turning an eyesore into a welcoming spot and express gratitude for its initiative.
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Mr. Harris
Main Street
Richmond Avenue
Marshmallow Creme Adverts At Sanitary Market
Sanitary Meat Market lists marshmallow creme for 10 cents and 25 cents per can in a compact sale notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanitary
Farm For Sale 227 Acres in Bourbon County Kentucky
For sale is a 227 acre farm on the Mt Sterling and North Middletown turnpike 21% miles east of North Middletown. The property features high cultivation, abundant water, good fencing and three subdividable tracts with tobacco land and dwellings. Contact J. W. and Lettie D. Rice N Middletown KY BR. R. No. 1 or phone Mt Sterling KY 264R.
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Bourbon County
North Middletown
Mt. Sterling
J. W
Lettie D. Rice
N. Middletown
Market cattle bring record prices at Kentucky sale
A large crowd observed a busy County Court Day with about 3000 cattle sold. Feeder prices near a danger line, best 800-pound steers around 8 cents, yearlings 7 to 7 1/4, cows 6 to 6 3/4, bulls 5 to 6. Numerous named buyers and sellers across Bourbon, Versailles, and Bath counties, with several cars bought by firms like Bowen & Co and Lechobest & Millis. War demand boosts army horse and mule trade. plugs sell 40 to 60 dollars.
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Kentucky
Arch Gabbard
J. C. Hanna
Shelby County
Jno. Richardson
Caywood & McEntyre
Bourbon County
J. C. Harlan
J. L. Brantman
Jno
M. Salyer
Bob Bridgforth
S. H. Bowen
Mr. Todd
Coon Allen
G. M. Harp
Mr. Simpson
Sam Gabbard
A. L. Edwards
Versailles
Geo. Halsey
Harry Adamson
Lloyd Horton
Jesse Highland
Arch Gubbard
Sam Lalthrum
Bath County
T. F. Bramlette
Henry Blankenship
al Kerns
Carlisle
Henry Razor
Bowen & Co
Jas
I. S. Miller
Lechobest & Millis
Good Woman Dead At Home Near Jeffersonville
Mrs. Nannie Martin died at her home near Jeffersonville Saturday morning after a brief illness of complications. The body was buried in the family graveyard Sunday afternoon. She was about sixty six years old and is survived by her husband James Al Martin. She was widely known and had reared many orphan children.
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Nannie Martin
Jeffersonville
This County
Reverend Perryman Delivers Talk at Court House Meeting
Rev G W Perryman of Central Baptist Church Winchester spoke at the court house Monday afternoon before a medium crowd. His remarks drew applause and considerable enthusiasm from attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Perryman
Central Baptist Church
Winchester
Court House
After Blind Tiger Charlie Brown Faces Grand Jury
Charlie Brown a young white man arrested for disturbing worship at a Salem church was taken to Frenchburg by Adlai Richardson to appear before the grand jury. Reports say he obtained whiskey in Menefee county and made a full confession, reduced to writing for the Menefee county grand jury foreman.
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Charlie Brown
Salem Church
Adlai Richardson
Jno. F. Richardson
Frenchburg
Menefee County
Lansing Decided On To Take Bryan Job
President Wilson is understood to be near selecting Rob J. Lansing as Secretary of State to succeed William Jennings Bryan. Reports say Lansing, counselor and interim Secretary, is the likely appointee as final decisions near. White Crown fruit jar caps at Vanarsdell's.
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Lansing
Bryan
Wilson
Rob J. Lansing
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Lansing
State Department
Vanarsdell’s
Walter Carter of Spencer Dies After Illness
Walter Carter of the Spencer neighborhood died at his home on Monday following two months of dropsy and heart trouble. He was about sixty and is survived by his wife and three daughters Nannie Rice of Tiffany D, Mrs. William Gallagher of Somerset, and Calla Carter of the county.
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Walter Carter
Spencer
Mr. Carter
Nannie Rice
Tiffin
William Gallagher
Somerset
Calla Carter
June Dance Promises Bright Evening at Ringo's Hall
The Sterling Dancing Club hosts its annual June dance at Ringo's hall on Tuesday evening June 29 with a Lexington Saxophone Trio providing music. A number of visitors plan to attend, and organizers anticipate an enjoyable event.
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Sterling Dancing Club
Ringo’s Hall
Lexington
Loss of Fine Horse and Cow from Hydrophobia Bite
Mr W E Heaton reports a three year old horse, sired by Locanda, worth 200 dollars, killed last week after being bitten by a hydrophobic dog. Heaton also lost a cow recently to the same disease.
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W. E. Heaton
Mason's fruit jars at right prices see Vanarsdell
Mason fruit jars listed with favorable prices are advertised by Vanarsdell. The note directs shoppers to Vanarsdell for the range and pricing details of Mason jars.
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Mason’s
Vanarsdell
Mrs. M. A. Compton Breaks Arm in Louisville Incident
Mrs. M. A. Compton of Henderson, mother of Dr. C. W. Compton, fractured her arm after a fall in a Louisville hotel last Friday. She arrived at Dr. Compton’s home Saturday night and is recovering, though age adds to her discomfort.
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M. A. Compton
Henderson
C. W. Compton
Louisville
Try a Box of Peti Johns Break Fast Food at Vanarsdells
A small local note encourages customers to sample Peti Johns breakfast items at Vanarsdell’s store. The message highlights fresh options and a quick start to the day.
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Vanarsdell’s
Mr William Ragan Dies Suddenly in City
William Ragan known as Uncle Billy collapsed beside Ringo's Grocery on Maysville Street Monday around one in the afternoon from heart disease. He was seventy five, survived by son Charles and brother J Ragan. Funeral at 4 30 Tuesday at family burying ground near Stepstone conducted by Rev Clyde Darsie of the Christian church.
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William Ragan
Billy
Ringo
Maysville Street
Chas. Ragan
Mr. J. Ragan
Stepstone
Clyde Darsie
The
Christian Church
Ragan
Picnic at Fair Grounds Draws church groups and games
The Christian church Sunday School holds a Thursday picnic at the Fair Grounds with a Hustlers versus Hazelrigg Bible class baseball game. Activities include potato and sack races and other amusements. Ladies serve supper on the grounds.
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The
Christian Church Sunday School
Fair Grounds
Hazelrigg
Freak Colt With Extra Limbs Baffles Kentucky Reader
Mr J Walter Rice, a Bourbon county horseman, reports a colt foaled at his farm about two weeks ago with six perfectly formed legs. The creature is progressing well and otherwise sound. Also noting an offer of 5000 sweet potato plants at 25 cents per hundred.
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J. Walter Rice
Bourbon County
Seene Aoe
Malcolm Thompson Accepts Position at Duersons Drug Store
Mr Malcolm Thompson accepts a position at Duersons Drug Store during vacation. He is described as a gentlemanly young fellow with many friends and promises to be a splendid clerk for Mr Duerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Thompson
Duerson
Malcolm
Mr. Duerson
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Hanna
Land & Priest
Florida
J.D. Hazelrigg & Son Dry Goods
Swift’s
Sanitary Meat Market
MR. WM. Ragan
Freak Colt
San-Tox
Bassett Drug Co
W. S. Lloyd
J.H. Keller
J. H. Keller
Trimble Bros
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