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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1911
Page
5
Personal Notes From Town Roundup
S J Walsh leaves today for Eustis Florida. Johnson Young of Owingsville visited. J B Senff and wife were in Louisville Friday and Saturday. Miss Rachael Mansfield of Paris visited relatives here. Caldwell Clay attended the Automobile Show in Cincinnati. Harry Howell and Howard Wyatt spent Sunday in Winchester. Priest Kemper, holding a position in Tennessee, was here Sunday. T K Barnes and wife returned from a Florida trip. Locals traveled to Lexington to see Bright Eyes. C H Petry and R A Chiles returned from Jefferson Texas. Miss Josephine Bailey of Salyersville visiting Mrs L G Howard. Mrs Robert I Settles and children home from Frankfort visit. Mrs G H Strother and son Paul to return from Florida. Nettie and Lena Whaley of Paris guests of Hoffmann Wood. Miss Elizabeth Wyatt returned from Gainesville Florida. Misses Hughes of Nicholasville attended Zera Welch funeral. Mr James Welch and Miss Helen Welch of Stanton visiting. Mrs Jas W Gatewood and Mrs Robert Gatewood returned from Hot Springs Arkansas. Mrs W S Lloyd and daughters in Cincinnati to see Sarah Bernhardt.
Ash Wednesday Services at Ascension Episcopal Church
Bishop Lois W. Burton will lead Ash Wednesday services at Ascension Episcopal Church on March 1 at 11 oclock. On Thursday at 10 a.m. Rev. T. J. McCaffrey marks the tenth anniversary of his ordination. Rev. John Dwyer of Richmond serves as deacon and Rev. H. Hillenmeyer of Winchester as subdeacon. The sermon will be preached by Father O Dwyer. All are invited.
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Lois W. Burton
Ascension Episcopal Church
T. J. McCaffrey
John Dwyer
Richmond
H. Hillenmeyer
Winchester
Father O’dwyer
Triplett Sells 98 Acre Farm Near Winchester Pike
Thos. Triplett sold his farm of about 98 acres on the Winchester pike four miles from town to C. W. Brummett. Possession is to be given March 1, with the price near $13,000. Brummett plans extensive improvements.
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Thos. F. Triplett
C. W. Brummett
Winchester Pike
Brummett
Sells Lot in Johnson Addition to Jesse Morgan
R H Dale sold a building lot in the Johnson Addition to Jesse Morgan for 150 dollars. Vanarsdell Co advertises home killed meats as the best value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Addition
R. H. Dale
Jesse Morgan
Vanarsdell & Co
American Society of Equity Plans 1911 Tobacco Pool
At a secret meeting of the Executive Board in this city last week H H Frohman of Carrollton presided J B Sechrest of Lagrange was elected State Organizer and C C Allen of Jerricho assistant Plans were made to publish a State paper and to deploy twenty organizers in the Burley District to pool the 1911 crop of tobacco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Society of Equity, State Union
H. H. Frohman
Carrollton
J. B. Sechrest
Lagrange
C. C. Allen
Jerricho
Burley
Ladies' Sample Shoes Sale Now On
A sale of ladies sample shoes for the season with prices from 1.98 offering $3 $350 and $4 styles. No old stock. See window at Punch Graves.
Notice of Pardon Application for John D. Young
Notice is given that an application for a pardon will be made to the Governor for John D. Young, convicted of uttering a forged writing in Montgomery County Circuit Court at the September term 1910. Objections in writing must be sent to the Governor. 32-31. Mrs. John D. Young Eight-day clocks at 2 dollars each at Jones'.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Young
Circuit Court
Montgomery County
New Restaurant to Open in Rogers Building Adjoining Bank
A new modern restaurant is planned to open soon in the Rogers Building next to the Exchange Bank, bringing fresh dining to the area.
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Rogers
Exchange Bank
Death of Zera Welch in Clay City community
Zera Welch died at his Clay street home on Wednesday at 5 30 pm from general debility and jaundice. Born in Powell county in 1827 he moved to this county in 1874, later settling in Stanton and finally in the city. Survived by wife Mary Brockway, son Will Welch and daughter Mrs W M Hughes, plus three brothers and a sister. Funeral Saturday at 10 30 am at home with Rev Winds Bolin and Rev H G Moody officiating. burial in Machpelah cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zera Welch
Clay Street
Powell County
W. M. Hughes
Nicholasville
H. W. Wharton
Baptist Church
Machpelah Cemetery
Winds Bolin
H. G. Moody
James
Arthur
Thomas Welch
Stanton
Lucy Garrett
Clay City
Fire at The Fair Store on Main Street
Early Sunday morning the fire department was called to The Fair Store on Main Street. The blaze was quickly extinguished with only small losses. Authorities suspect a cigar stub thrown into a sawdust box used as cuspidor started the fire. Jones' jewelry store advertises diamonds and sterling silver watches at the same cut prices.
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Fair
Main Street
Jones’ Jewelry Store
Timothy hay for sale by the bale
V. A. Reis at 103 W. Loeust St advertises Timothy hay for sale by the bale.
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Timothy Hay
The
Bale
V.A. Reis
W. Loeust St
Former City Policeman Hinson Rents Camargo Farm
J. W. Hinson, once a long time member of the local police force who resigned months ago, plans a country move and has rented a farm near Camargo. Friends in the city regret his departure yet wish him success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hinson
Camargo
Mr. Hinson
Broken Sizes In Clearance: Suit and Overcoat Deals
A clearance listing shows prices for suits or overcoats across sizes with bundles like 30 dollar items and decreasing tiers. Each line pairs a former price with a current sale price such as 27 for 13.50 and 20 for 10, continuing down to 10 for 5.
Death of Prominent Sharpsburg Man
William Withers about 85 years old and a respected Bath County farmer died at his Sharpsburg area home Friday morning from general debility. He left a family and was among the community’s best known citizens.
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William Withers
Bath County
Sharpsburg
Small Grocery for Sale Money Making Proposition
A small grocery business is offered for sale with a promising income. For particulars contact this office. 21-If.
Bath County Farm Sold to Oscar Myers
Mr. J. M. Newman of Bath county sells a 327 acre farm to Mr. Oscar Myers for 313,620 plus storehouse and stock of goods. Price not disclosed. Possession to be given March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Newman
Bath County
Oscar Myers
Remember if you want any thing to eat see Greenwade
A brief in the classifieds directs readers to contact Greenwade at phone 100 for any food orders or meal arrangements. The note is concise and provides a single point of contact.
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Greenwade
Mayor Head Withdraws From Governor Race
Louisville mayor W O Head withdraws from the Democratic nomination race for Kentucky governor citing the need to govern and canvass 119 counties by May 27. He thanks supporters and urges Democrats to rally behind the party and its principles for a November victory. Also note Walsh Bros offers 15 suits for $7.50.
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W. O. Head
Louisville
Democrats
Kentucky
Democratic Party
Tam
Ww.o. Head
Graves Buys Several Horses in George Town County
Mr A D Graves of George Town purchases horses from local sellers including S B Lane bay mare 165 John L Faulkner bay horse 172 50 Wayne Anderson two mares 250 N B Wilburn sorrel horse 140 Harlan Nickell black gelding 155 J A King sorrel gelding 142 50 Alectine Crutcher bay horse 155.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Graves
Georgetown
S. B. Lane
John L. Faulkner
Wayne Anderson
N. B. Wilburn
Harlan Nickell
J. A. King
Alectine Crutcher
Bath County dynamite house report declared false
Reports in daily papers claimed a house near Sharpsburg was dynamited by unknowns over a man’s tobacco growing plan. The story is stated to be untrue and entirely without foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath County House
Sharpsburg
Apartments For Rent In Modern Three Room Units
Modern three room apartments with bath hot and cold water electric lights gas rear porch and stairs finished with care by H. Clay McKee & Sons Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Clay McKee & Sons Co
Rankin Announces Candidacy for State Auditor
State Commissioner of Agriculture M. C. Rankin publicly enters the race for the Republican nomination for State Auditor at the Farmers Institute. Though previously rumored, this is his first official statement confirming candidacy. 310 will buy $20 suits at Walsh Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
M. C. Rankin
Rankin
Walsh Bros
Bourbon County growers plan Paris loose leaf market
Leading tobacco growers in Bourbon county plan to organize a loose leaf market at Paris. They intend to build one of the largest warehouses in the state to handle the entire Bourbon crop, estimated at about two hundred million pounds.
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Bourbon County
Paris
Local Market Ad Seeks High Cash Prices For Farm Produce
An old newspaper classified reads a bold ad offering top cash prices for scrap iron live geese hens roosters turkeys eggs hides furs tallow beeswax feathers and ginseng. The fragment signals a rural marketplace notice likely from a farm goods dealer.
For Sale Iron Range by W H Wyatt at Maysville Street
A used but near new wrought iron range offered by W H Wyatt at 99 North Maysville Street. Contact to arrange viewing or purchase. Price not listed.
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Maysville Street
W. H. Wyatt
Schoolboys Serve on Bath County Jury in Daugherty Case
In Owingsville the Commonwealth v Thomas Daugherty on malt-mead sale intoxicating liquor was tried in the Bath Circuit Court with a jury composed of schoolboys aged 13 to 15. Sheriff Botts gathered twelve boys from the city school. after a 25 minute deliberation the jury returned a verdict fining Daugherty $25.
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Owingsville
The
Commonwealth
Thomas Daugherty
Bath
Allie Young
Sheriff Botts
Emerald Chief Farm Sells Fine Horses to Missouri Pacific Official
Emerald Chief Stock Farm in its county sold and shipped a four year old saddle mare Cloud Girl by Cloud King and a two year old colt Kentucky Peavine by Golden King to J. Clardy vice president of the Missouri Pacific Railroad at St. Louis. Both horses are inbred and prepared for show rings. The price for both was 8454 dollars.
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Emerald Chief Stock Farm
Work Soon to Begin on Government Building
Washington dispatch reports bids for the new Mr. Sterling building to be opened next month and bids for Winchester around April 1. Both projects are expected to near completion by this time next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Dispatch
Langley
Mr. Sterling
Winchester
Noted Pittsburg pitcher wed Louisville girl in Lexington
Monday evening at seven o clock in Lexington Howard Camnitz of Hustonville and Miss Mary Lawrence Claxton were united in marriage. Camnitz, a famed base tvaall pitcher for Pittsburg, appears in the local society wedding listed with Louisville social circles.
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Lexington
Howard Camnitz
Hustonville
Tvaall
Pittsburg
Mary Lawrence Claxton
Louisville
For Rent Farm Near Howards M I March 1911
For rent. My farm near Howards M I from March 1 1911 for one year. 31 31 pd. Mrs Clarinda See.
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Clarinda See
For Sale Privately Two Small Kentucky Farms
For sale privately two small farms on Spencer pike near Mt. Sterling Kentucky. First tract about 21 acres of first class tobacco land with Blue Grass sod. second tract 60 acres of tobacco land with 20 acres of sod never broken. Both have good tenant houses. Terms apply to Ww. G., Marshall.
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Spencer Pike
Mt. Sterling
Marshall
Finely Finished Store Room on Main Street
H. Clay McKee and Sons Co advertises a finely finished store room located on Main Street with premises on Bank Street and office-ground floor at 59 Bank Street indicating available space for rent or lease.
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Bank St
Bank Street
Main Street
H. Clay McKee & Sons Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Duerson’s Drug Store
J. J. Walsh
Eustis
Fla
Johnson Young
J B. Senff
Inisville
Rachael Mansfield
Caldwell Clay
Cincinnati
Harry Howell
Howard Wyatt
Wichester
Priest Kemper
Tennessee
T. K. Barnes
Florida
Apt. C. H. Petry and
R. A. Chiles
Jefferson, Texas
Josephine Bailey
Salyersville
L. G. Howard
Robert I. Settles
Frankfort
G. H. Strother
Paul
Nettie and
Lena Whaley
Mrs
Hoffman Wood
Elizabeth Wyatt
Gainesville, Fla
Misses Hughes
James Welch
Helen Welch
Jas.w. Gatewood
Robert Gatewood
Hot Springs, Ark
Thos
Triplett Sells Farm
Ss. P. Greenwade
American Society of Equity
Punch & Graves
Jones
S. P. Greenwade
Kerr’s
Mr. Tabb
Knox
John B. Stetson
Sells
Bath County Farm
Head
Henry Clay
Vowoou Wu
W. N. Brockway
Poste Bros
Mt. Sterting, Hy
W. Fl. Berry & CO
Bryan
Vickee
Howard's
M’i
Commercial Department
Mt. Sterling Collegiate Institute
County Court Mouse
Merch
W. F. Haddock
OIDS
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