Local Notes and Sales At Walsh Co Store
Miss Fenton Carr returns home after visiting Mrs. Nelson Crump. Ten dozen men and boys sport shirts offered at 48 cents. Palm Beach suits promoted. Dorothy Dodd and Gold Medal Oxfords on sale for 1.98 a pair. Numerous visits and social calls among local residents and relatives noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenton Carr
Spencer
Nelson Crump
M. Newmeyer
Vance Evans
Columbus
Mississippi
Marcus Prewitt
Walter Turpin
Mt. Sterling
Preston Muir
John Williams
Claude Yeary
Ravenna
C. D. Yeary
Cliff P. Yeary
John Boothe
Omer Boothe
Palm Beach
Walsh Co
J. L. McDonald
Wades Mill
John McDonald
Hunt Hadley
Lexington
William Crutcher
Margaret Davis
Martha Jones
Winchester
Dorothy Dodd
S. M. Newmeyer
Jennie Baker
Camargo
Kiddville
Knox
J. T. Murphy
John T. Murphy, Jr
Russell Henry
Chester Murphy
Mary Belle Monroe
Tia Lee
Community notes and social roundups in Grassy Lick area
Farmers harvest wheat and locals attend Children’s Exercises at Grassy Lick. Numerous visits among neighbors include Mrs. Lula Jones hosting and attending relatives in Mt Sterling, Winchester and Lexington. Sales, church events, and charity drives note War Savings Stamps, ice cream suppers, and a piano fund at Kiddville Baptist church. Remodeling updates and local gossip fill the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grassy Lick
Lawrence Gillaspie
Lula Jones
S. M. Newmeyer
Montgomery Court
Cordie Clark
Mt. Sterling
Riggs Haydon
Craycourt
Sharpsburg
D. Goodwin
James Oliver
Montgomery County Sale In Equity Mt Sterling Court Notice
A public auction on July 15 1918 at Mt Sterling Kentucky offers for sale on credit a lot with residence tied to Holt Avenue and Lot 12 of the I C Rainey survey. The sale follows a Montgomery Circuit Court May term 1918 judgment with bond security required and a lien retained until full payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Circuit Court
Court House
Mt. Sterling
Towit
Holt Avenue
Montgomery County
I. C. Rainey
W. M. Wyatt
Ella Wyatt
R. M. Johnson
Montgomery County Court Clerk’s Office
W. E. Jones
Tallest Clover Stalk Measured at Seven Feet Two Inches
Mr. Tom Coons presented a remarkable specimen of clover at the office last Saturday, measuring seven feet two inches tall. The note mentions a price quote of eight dollars fifty dozen and a sale item for ladies’ vests at ten cents each, attributed to W. S. 50 and M. Newmeyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Poe
Henry Sullivan
John Lee
Near Grassy Lick
Martha Pendleton
Cynthiana
Lula Jones
T. J. Richards
Nettie T
Mt. Sterling
S. M. Newmeyer
Roy Baker
Middletown
Ohio
Tom Coons
Fofee Glover
First Troop Ship Sunk By German Submarines
The Navy reports a British transport chartered by the U.S. government bound for the country was sunk June 18 about 700 miles east of the Delaware Capes. 67 crewmen are missing though no troops were aboard. In Madison county, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Ledford died and their two children were injured when their car was struck by a train near Paint Lick yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Ocean
Navy Department
Delaware Capes
Jesse Ledford
Paint Lick
Madison County
Train Hits Wagon Across C. and O. Track at Sycamore Street
A coal wagon crossing the C. and O. line at Sycamore Street was struck by a train last Wednesday and completely demolished. The horses escaped unharmed and fled. the driver, a young man named Lykins, leapt to safety in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore Street
Lykins
Ww. S
Teachers Institute Convening July First in Circuit Court Room
The Montgomery County Teachers Institute will convene Monday July 1 at 8 o clock in the Circuit Court room. All teachers are required to attend to institute. Also advertised are 50 dozen ladies vests offered at 100 cents each by H. M. Newmeyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery ‘County
Teachers’ Institute
Circuit Court Room
M. Newmeyer
Prominent Arkansas Club Man Praises Vin Hepatica as Medicine
W M Gleaves manager of Menesha Outing Club in Menesha Kansas says Vin Hepatica transformed his health after years of stomach trouble headaches and fatigue He cites a Nashville police wife’s testimony and urges others to try the eight herbal remedies composing the prescription Public letters praising Vin Hepatica stream into the laboratories from Kentucky and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas Club
Nashville
W. M. Gleaves
Menesha Outing Club
Menesha
KariSas
Mr. Gleaves
Lieut, Long
Vin Hepatica Laboratories
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sewells Shop
Tryine
Schuler Baker
James Davis
James Parido
Pinchem
Bradley
Will Wiseman
James Baber
Schyler Baber
Cliff Yeary
Charlie Yeary
Pilot View
Kiddville Baptist Church
John Pasley
Miss Monnenday
Kentucky University
Oil Springs
Effie Eubank
Charlie Hardy
Minnie Boone
Tucson
Arizona
Vernon Conlee
John Conlee
Garrett
T. J. Douglas
Lindsey Douglas
Ladies Aid
F. L. Monroe Place
Joe Garrett
Miss Smith
Viola Katherine Faulkner
C. C. Douglas
W. R. Faulkner
Nest Egg Church
Estill Lykins
Zelma Faulkner
Mattie Frances Caudill
Georgie Kerns
Hazel Turley
Tom Meyers
L. O. Meyers
F. M. Fortune
Chas. Barnard
Dr. Aulkner
Mary Cravens
Bob
Near Here
Clifton Prewitt
Emma Wells
Eunice Drake
Mae Smith
Annie Fortune
T. Foster Rogers
Mt. Sterling Advocate Automobile
Advvocate
United Fuel Gas Company
Central Kentucky Natural Gas Company
Elia’ Wyatt
Lem Wyatt
W. S
W. Ss. S
the Advocate For Printing
C. B
W. S. Lloyd
Mr. Sterling
W. Peters
Sharpsburg, Ky
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!