Personal Notices From Winchester Preshow
A long list of social visits and travels includes Miss Lila Mae Harper in St Louis Miss Flo Shirley from Louisville Mr H B Turner in Winchester on business A H Leyman from Ashland in town Miss Margaret Hadden with relatives in Clark County Mrs Oley Newberger of Joplin visited Mrs S M Newmeyer Miss J W Hedden Sr returned from Lexington Lucile Hall with Emily Tipton in Lexington Albert Hall family visiting Stanford Miss May Stone from Louisville arrives for two day visit to Albert Bourne Mrs T G Cunningham and daughter from Huntington W V visiting relatives Miss Emily Tipton returns home to Lexington Miss Clara Peck Brown back in Birmingham Ala after visit to Hazel Grubbs Mrs Byron Gager returns to Chattanooga Tenn after visit to Col Gatewood J C McChesney returns home to St Louis after visit to Ben F Wyatt Walker P Reid to return to farm near Sewell’s Shop March 1 Isaac T Rogers Jr on business for R J Reynolds in Southern Kentucky Western Tennessee Bernice Moore Martha Tharp Anna Laura Ratliff Lucretia Little with Kathryn Strode in Winchester Leoma Johnson departs for Lexington to attend Wilbur Smith’s Business College
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Cunningham
Huntington
W. Va
Emily Tipton
Lexington
Clara Peck Brown
Birmingham
Ala
Hazell Grubbs
Attorneys and visitors travel in and out of Paris and nearby
Attorneys W B White and R A Chiles were in Paris Monday. Henry R Prewitt went to Louisville on business. Judge A A Hazelrigg visited Versailles and Frankfort. Mrs R H Swaffield left for Eustis Florida. R L Vanagsdell and 8 B Carrington returned from Louisville. Yachting and horse sale news follow with local acquaintances visiting relatives and attending events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. White
R. A. Chiles
Paris
Henry R. Prewitt
Louisville
A. A. Hazelrigg
Versailles
Frankfort
R. H. Swaffield
Eustis
Florida
Church Destroyed by Fire in Lexington
The Broadway Christian church in Lexington was destroyed by fire Sunday afternoon. Discovered at 1:30, the blaze reduced the building and furnishings, valued at $50,000, to ruins within about ninety minutes. Insurance covered $15,000, leaving a $35,000 loss. Erection date 1891. Cause: defective flue or crossed wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway Christian
Lexington
Social Events Highlight Washington Tea and Dinners
Mrs Frank P Boyd hosted an all day social with a post dinner ecards session. The Washington tea by Presbyterian women drew praise for tasteful decorations and Miss Elizabeth Ann Reynolds and Agnes Stofer depicted George and Martha Washington. Mr Robert M Trimble Jr hosted a six o clock dinner for Miss Charlotte Mudgett and Miss Josephine Threlkeld in West Main street. Mrs W T Perry entertained guests with a red and white decorated six o clock dinner for Miss Martha Pieratt and Miss Ruth Davidson. The Halleck Literary Society presented a well attended program at the High School auditorium featuring essays debate readings and an oration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Trimble, Jr
West Main Street
Charlotte Mudgett
Michigan
Josephine Threlkeld
Nicholasville
N. H. Trimble
W. T. Perry
Martha Pieratt
Mt. Sterling
Ruth Davidson
Prestonsburg
Washington
Winchester Sun
Halleck Literary Society
Martha Coleman
Martha Mae Robinson
Carolyn Ratliff
Jenmel Gatewood
Kelly Harper
Martha Reed
Allen Patterson
Lelia Owings
Mary Crail
Frances Kennedy
Elizabeth McNamara
Pearl Kirby
Ruth Barnes
Fur-topped shoes spark city flirtation protest in Oklahoma City
A visiting woman demanded city action on flirting and fashion in Oklahoma City. She pressed Mayor Overholser for an ordinance fining women in fur-topped shoes and short dresses, or men who stare, claiming the town is sliding toward ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Local Health Notes list residents under the weather
The column reports Franklin Reynolds showing improvement while Jennie Crear is confined with asthma and Helen Redmond has recovered from a weeklong illness. Fannie Priest and Charles Reis are ill or recovering, Paul Essex and John G Williams are improving, and John G Roberts plans to return home around April 15 after treatment in Denver. Mrs Roberts visits Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Reis
Lexington
John G. Roberts
Denver Colp
Wanted Reliable Partner for Oldest Dye Works in Lexington
Advertisement seeks a reliable party to take the agency for the oldest dyeing and cleaning works in Lexington Kentucky. Millinery or dry goods store preferred with liberal commission. Contact H O Hempel proprietor of Southern Dye Works 324 Vine Street and Peerless Benzol Dry Cleaning Works 344 East Main Street. Fresh fish from Reelfoot Lake and a sanitary meat market ad also noted. The Advocate for printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
H. O. Hempel
Southern Dye Works
Vine St
Peerless Benzol Dry Cleaning Works
E. Main St
W C T U to Meet at Mrs Scott’s Home
The W. C. T. U. will hold a meeting Thursday at 3 PM at Mrs. John Scott’s residence on North Maysville Street. All members are urged to attend.
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John Scott
North Maysville Street
Rents Home in Modern Sycamore Street Cottage
Prof and Mrs W C Hopper rent the newly erected brick cottage on Sycamore Street owned by Mrs Effie Tharp and will move in soon. It is described as one of the most modern small homes in the city. The Novelty Store offers one Standard Pattern with every cash purchase of 1.00 or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Hopper
Sycamore Street
Effie Tharp
Ogg Heirs Sell Harrison Avenue Home to Heinrichs
The Ogg heirs sold their two story frame house on Harrison avenue to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Heinrich for 2000 dollars. The purchasers plan improvements and will move in. The sale price is noted as very cheap.
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Ogg
Harrison Avenue
Joseph Heinrich
Heinrich
Furniture high in quality low in price
J. W. Baber advertises furniture at Bank St stating high quality and low prices. The notice emphasizes affordable goods from a local retailer with a street-side listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank St
J. W. Baber
J. W. Baker
Girl cuts out her mother in wedding at Justice’s office
Miss Amelia Moss of Wellston, aged seventeen, wed John Riley by Justice Matthews. Mrs. Moss, a witness and consent giver, says she bears no ill will and admires Riley’s calm acceptance of the match. She had divorced her husband, then met Riley and saw him fall for Amelia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Amelia Moss
Wellston
John Riley
Justice Matthews
Moss
Riley
The Novelty Store Ad Offers Free Pattern With Purchases
The Standard Pattern is the best. Given away this week with every cash purchase of $1.00 or more at the Novelty Store.
For Sale or Rent Holt avenue two story frame house
Two story frame residence on Holt avenue near County High School. Eight rooms and basement with bath and hot and cold water. Immediate possession available. J. T. Ricketts phone 659 J-2 Rae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt Avenue
County High School
J. T. Ricketts
Rooms for Rent in Main Street Residence
Four neat rooms in a residence occupied by Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Mastin on Main Street. Water and gas provided. Apply to Miss Emily Roberts. Side Phone 635 J-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Mastin
Main Street
Emily Roberts
Spinach Sold in Cans at Three Pounds for 15 Cents
Local market item lists three pound cans of spinach priced at 15 cents each. Smith Jones & Co. offers the staple produce at Bank Street location.
Bootlegger Davis Fined after Trial in City Court
Grant Davis, a colored man arrested last week by Policemen Tom Scott and Wm Burns, was tried before Judge Turner on Wednesday morning. He was fined $100 and sentenced to 40 days in jail, the limit. Davis had been under suspicion as officers had watched him closely. federal authorities may investigate the charge as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Davis
Tom Scott
Wm. Burns
Turner
Davis
Scrambled Eggs by Carload near Pomona California
A Santa Fe overland passenger train near Pomona derailed due to a broken axle on the tender. Five cars left the track as the tender overturned in soft dirt, the engine continuing 200 feet. A wooden baggage car carrying eggs and milk for Los Angeles producers was splintered, the goods scrambled by the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Cal
Santa Fe Overland
Los Angeles
Byrd Buys Nine Acre Winn Street Property
John F. Richardson sold nine acres of land and house on Winn Street to William F. Byrd for 2550 dollars. Possession will be given as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Richardson
William F. Byrd
Winn Street
Boarders Wanted at Central North Maysville Home
Public notice from Mrs. T. H. McCarty inviting boarders and roomers with terms on application. The house is centrally located on North Maysville Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maysville Street
T. H. McCarty
Sioux City Man Recovered After Rib Used To Form Nasal Arch
Chester Davenport of Sioux City underwent a dual operation in which a three inch section of his ninth rib was removed and used to create a new nasal arch replacing the damaged nose bone. He remains in hospital recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Chester Davenport
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Duerson’s Drug Store
Court Street
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Lila Mae Harper
St. Louis, Mo
Flo Shirley
H. B. Turner
Winchester
A. H. Leyman
Ashland
Margaret Hadden
Clark County
Oley Newberger
Joplin,Mo
S. M. Newmeyer
J. W. Hedden, Sr
Lucile Hall
Albert Hall
Henry Clay
Stanford
May Stone
Albert Bourne
Byron Gager
Chattanooga, Tenn
Col. Gatewood
J. C. McChesney
Ben F. Wyatt
Walker P. Reid
Sewell
Isaac T. Rogers, Jr
Kentuccky
Tennessee
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Bernice Moore
Martha Tharp
Anna Laura Ratliff
Lucretia Little
Kathryn Strode
Charles Stuart
Homer McNeil
Roger Barnes
Leoma Johnson
Wilbur Smith’s
Business College
Messrs
R. L. Vanagsdell
8. B. Carrington
W. T. Colvin
Huntington, W. Va
Emilee H. Reid
Wm. Randall
Cincinnati
Harry Campbell
Sam McCormick
G. Allen McCormick
W. R. Holley
Irvine
W. H. Holley
Ri. K. Burns
Marlenton
Ray Moss
Burns
J. R. Magowan
Nat Young, Jr
New York
A. A. Ramey
W. R. McFarland
Toledo
Ohio
Forest
Clay
G. W. McGill
North Carolina
al Bunny
Enoch Harris
J. W. Steele
Stepstone
Eastin & Harris
Frank P. Boyd
Eleanor Baxter
Knoxville
Tenn
Dixie Society
National Capital
R. Fl. White & CO
Rexall Store
Franklin Reynolds
Jennie Crear
Helen Redmond
Fannie H. Priest
Paul Essex
John G. Williams
West High Street
Reelfoot Lake
Sanitary Meat Market
the Advocate For Printing
OGG Property Sold
Charles Stevenson
B. White
Miss Moss
Mrs. Moss
Rae
Carload
California
Home
Real
Vanarsdell’s
THE
Tabe Theatre
Judy & Gay
Lessees
Charles Richman
Vitagraph
Bassett Drug Co
Marguerite Clark
Prince and
the Pauper
Ernest Glendenning
Theodore Roberts
MR. Grex
Monte Carlo
Antonio Moreno
Muriel Ostriche
Kennedy Square
Helen Holmes
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