Visitors and travelers greet Lexington on a Monday
Local society notes list visiting friends from Oxford Carlisle Newport Cincinnati and many others. Residents and relatives travel to Bourbon Woodford and Shelby counties with several returning from Columbus Minneaplis and Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jilson Whitsitt
Oxford
Lucy Clay Woodford
Hazel Grubbs
Bourbon County
Florence Ray Evans
Columbus
Miss
J. Carroll Hamilton
West Baden
Ind
G. B. Senff
Earl King
Woodford County
Stella Thurston
Minneapolis, Minn
Anna Caswell Prewitt
J. W. Hedden
Shelby County
Lexington
Camping party at Kirk's Camp this week
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Pangburn, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W. Kirkpatrick, Miss Georgia Pangburn, Miss Ollive Wood, and Messrs. R. H. White and C. B. Patterson are spending several days at Kirk's Camp this week.
Home grown beans peas and potatoes at Vanarsdell's
Local ad notes fresh home grown beans peas and potatoes available at Vanarsdell's, inviting shoppers to visit for seasonal produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanarsdell’s
Governor Slaton Frees Mary Phagan Case Figure
Governor Slaton of Georgia commuted Lee M. Frank from death to life imprisonment on Monday. Frank, a young Jew, had been convicted of the Atlanta murder of Mary Phagan, a factory girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slaton
Georgia
Lee M. Frank
Atlanta
Mary Phagan
Camargo school building bids due for brick construction
Notice says sealed bids for erection and completion of a brick school building at Camargo must be received by the County Superintendent by Saturday June 26 at 2 pm. Bids may be rejected, with a certified check of .5 percent of the estimate required. Plans and specifications are on file at the County Superintendent's office. Georgie V. Sledd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camargo
Georgie V. Sledd
Social events fill Mt Sterling gatherings in a busy week
A string of social functions in Mt Sterling and nearby towns featured Miss Marguerite Newmeyer as guest of honor at a Standard Club dance. The Bridge Club, Mt Sterling High seniors, and various hostesses held lawn fetes, Five Hundred parties, and dinners with guests from Louisville Paris and Lexington, concluding with a pink and white themed dinner for Miss Lillian Rose Veatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Newmeyer
Mt. Sterling
Beatrice Moses
Octavia Moses
Sunday Courier-Journal
Ben R. Turner
Mattie Pangburn
Mary Beall
Mt. Sterling High School
Pangburn
Winchester Pike
Albert M. Bourne
West High Street
Prather Harrison
Helen DeBow
Louisville
Alice Young
Margaret Hadden
Antwerp Avenue
Katherine Fox
Winchester
Floyd Day
J. G. Trimble
Nannie Kash
Ella Trimble
Belle Miller
Josephine Turner
Paris
Ill
Taylor Day
Daisy McLin
Hazel Green
J. R. Peeples
Winchester Democrat
Mamie Sullivan
Wallace Sullivan
Holt Avenue
Catherine Hadden
Lucile Hardin
Mamie Sledd
Mary Coons
Mary Ricketts
Clyde Brown
Howard Reis
H. M. Williams
Chautauqua Circle
L. E. Griggs
Elizabeth Lockridge
John W. Jones
Chas. K. Oldham
Henry Seniour
Griggs
Kenney DeHaven
Judson Anderson
Sideview
Lillian Rose Veatch
Mesdames
Messrs
Shields Gay
Marion Dudley White
Laura Hart
Garnett Chenault
William B. Woodford
English Anderson
A. 8. Hart
Local Health Notes and a Rheumatism Trip
The illness of Mr. W. T. Turley is noted as very serious. Mr. Garrett D. Sullivan left for Martinsville Indiana to seek rheumatism treatment. Last week J. T. Highland Mrs. Lester Lee and Mrs. B. Turner suffered ptomaine poisoning. Lee and Highland improving while Turner remains under physician care. Mr. W. F. Crooks returned from St Joseph's Hospital and is recovering at his country home on Hinkston Pike. friends hope for a quick return to better health in weeks ahead.
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W. T. Turley
Garrett D. Sullivan
Martinsville
Ind
J. T. Highland
Lester Lee
B. Turner
Lee
Mr. Highland
Turner
W. F. Crooks
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Hinkston Pike
Episcopal Church to Hold Sunday Service at 10 45 A M
Religious notices report services at the Episcopal church Sunday morning at 10 45 conducted by Rev Dye with the public invited. Fizer Bible Class of the Methodist church met Hazelrigg Bible Class at the Christian church. Hon John G Winn taught the lesson. The two classes used the church auditorium while other rooms held women and children. Attendance at the school was 349 excluding visitors about eighty strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Dye
Fizer
Methodist Church
Hazelrigg
Christian Church
John G. Winn
Birth announced for Mrs. F. Macon Cowles son Ben Thomson
A birth is announced in Frankfort on Sunday June 20 for Mrs. F Macon Cowles formerly Miss Rebecca Kendall a son named Ben Thomson born to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Macon Cowles
Rebecca Kendall
Frankfort
Ben Thomson
Grace Ogg Coons Earns University of Chicago MA
Mrs Grace Ogg Coons graduated from the University of Chicago last week receiving the M A degree. She is regarded as a gifted young educator in the state and her success is noted with interest by many friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Ogg Coons
University of Chicago
Sealed bids sought for Montgomery County road upgrades
Sealed proposals will be received by the Montgomery County Fiscal Court until 10 a m July 6 1915 for improving two state aid roads Mt Sterling Owingsville from Ewington to Bath county line about 4 miles macadam resurfacing and Mt Sterling Frenchburg from Jeffersonville to Menefee county line grading and surfacing with macadam or gravel Plans and specs are on file with County Attorney Earl W Senff in Mt Sterling Ky Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check of 200 The court reserves the right to reject any or all bids W F Crooks County Road Engineer Keller Greene County Clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Mt. Sterling
Owingsville
Ewington
Bath County
Frenchburg
Jeffersonville
Menefee County
Earl W. Senff
W. F. Crooks
Keller Greene
Richardson Buys Eight Acres On Winn Street At About 200 Per Acre
John F. Richardson bought about eight acres of unimproved land fronting Winn street from Miss Mamie Miller last week at an estimated price near 200 dollars per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Richardson
Mamie Miller
Winn Street
Unfortunate Accident Injures Little White Boy
Master Lewis Apperson White, twenty one months old son of Hon and Mrs W B White, fell from bed Saturday and broke his collar bone. He is reported to be doing well at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Apperson White
W. B. White
Estate of G W Hainline Sold at Public Auction
Mr L R Douglas as curator sold four jacks from the G W Hainline estate at public auction on Monday. The four animals brought $511.00, a price regarded as very cheap.
Camping on Slate Creek Party Spends Week in Tent
Carroll Chenault Jr Jack Owings Claude Killpatrick and Leo Schlegel form a party camping for the week in a tent on the banks of Slate Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Chenault, Jr
Jack Owings
Claude Killpatrick
Leo Schlegel
Slate Creek
Teachers Institute Opens Monday with Certificates Required
The Teachers Institute will start Monday July 5 at 8 a.m. All teachers holding certificates are required to attend the full session. Fresh raspberries advertised at Vanarsdell's.
Special Registration Day for City voters
Special Registration Saturday, July 24, before the County Clerk, applies to voters not on regular books who are entitled to vote in the city.
Small Blaze At Holt Avenue Stable Damages Slightly
Fire crews responded to a blaze at the rear stable of Mr. S S Pinney on Holt avenue Monday around noon. The fire was brought under control quickly and only minor damage resulted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S. Pinney
Holt Avenue
Court Day Visitor in Richmond Auditor Candidate
Hon. H. H. Colyer of Richmond Kentucky, seeking the Democratic nomination for Auditor of Public Accounts, visited on Monday and mingled with voters. He reportedly made a fine impression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Colyer
Richmond
Auditor of Public Accounts
New Residence Underway on North Sycamore Street
Messrs Sutton and Strother have begun a modern new residence in their addition on North Sycamore street indicating growth in the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Sutton and
Strother
Sycamore Street
Tickets on Sale at Ringo's Cafe Now
Chautauqua Committee announces remaining 200 tickets available at 2.50 dollars each. After selling out, price rises to 3.50 dollars. Buy now at Ringo's Cafe and support the event. Our grocery line is complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringo
Chautauqua Committee
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Pratt
Duerson’s Drug Store
Court Street
Jennie Judy Ratliff
Louise McAlister
Forrest Suter
Wm. Hull
Richard Reid Rogers
New York
Rufus Knight
Sharpsburg
Catesby Woodford
J. Y. Rogers
Shelbyville
Taylorsville
Jack Winn
Culver University
W. C. Jetton
Mayfield
Elizabeth Wyatt
J. C. McChesney
St. Louis
C. T. Coleman
Tom van Sant
Missouri
Joe Wilson
Oil Springs
Gay Thompson Clarke
Annie McCallum
Franklin
Asa Bean
C. C. Turner
Dillard
Marian Parks
Anna Flora Irwin
Mabel Horton
Ashland
Miss Parks
Georgetown
Sanitary
West Virginia
Il. F. Fabb
Chicago
MI. Steriing
Montgomery
State of
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Prewitt
Frank Perry
H. BR
B. Prank Perry
Correos Attest
B. Wir Ao Houen
L. William
R. A. Lane
Notary Public
R.H. White & CO
Rexall
Teachers’ Institute
J. Fi. Brunner, the Shoe Man
Jones
Elgin
Yul
J. W. Jones Jeweler
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