Personal notices of visits and travels across cities
Mrs. Roger D. Barnes spent the day with her parents in Win Miss Vivian Alfrey of Lexington visited her parents in this city. Miss Lida Goodpaster spent the weekend with Mrs. Gordon Stevenson at Winchester. Elizabeth Lockridge returned from a visit to Miss Frances Moore at Cynthiana. Walter V. Turner of Bainbridge Indiana stayed a few days with relatives here. H. H. V. McChesney of Frankfurt was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Senff last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Hanly Ragan of Louisville attended the funeral of Miss Mary Hanly here Monday. J. R. Magowan and Nat Young Jr. returned from New York on business. Thompson Guthrie of State University Lexington spent the weekend with his mother Mrs. W. P. Guthrie. Judge H. R. French and others attended the funeral of Col. William S. Barnes at Lexington Saturday. Elizabeth Taylor of Frankfurt and Sophia Stites of California, wintering with Gov. and Mrs. A. D. Stanley, spent a few days in the city as guests of Miss Lucy Clay Woodford.
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Thompson Guthrie
State University
Lexington
W. P. Guthrie
H.R. French
T. K. Barnes
R. D. Barnes
Lloyd
Col
William S. Barnes
Elizabeth Taylor
Frankfort
Sophia Stites
California
A. D. Stanley
Lucy Clay Woodford
Spring millinery line showcased by Roberts and Mastin
We bring the largest and most complete spring millinery line to the public. Styles are especially pretty this year and our trimmer is adding special designs to our stock. Daily pattern hats of the latest designs are arriving for inspection.
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Roberts & Mastin
Lula Henry Accepts Saleslady Post at Novelty Store
Mrs Lula Henry has accepted a position as saleslady at the Novelty Store. She is described as a competent and obliging clerk with many friends who will call on her at the new location.
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Lula Henry
Novelty Store
Wanted to Rent House Centrally Located
Classified brief invites applicants to rent a centrally located house with instructions to apply at the office.
Brunner Moves Shoe Shop to Cockrell Building
Mr. J. H. Brunner has relocated his shoe shop to the Cockrell building on Main street two doors below the drag store of R. H. White & Co.
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J. H. Brunner
Cockrell
Main Street
R. H. White & Co
Horner Whitewater? Hottest Democratic Paper in North Carolina
The fragment notes a Democratic paper described as the hottest in the state and mentions Tue Horner of Fork in North Carolina, suggesting a political publication context.
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The
Tue Horner
Fork, N.C
Social events at Baptist church and Hoffman Coleman home charm city
A nice crowd joined a Baptist church social with Ton H V McChesney of Frankfort as guest speaker and Dr W R Thompson giving a short address. A Wednesday reception at Mrs Harry Gill Hoffman and Mrs Robert Logan Coleman hosted about 125 guests with formal receiving lines, a salad course, and St Patrick’s Day favors in pink white themes across den dining and music rooms.
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Baptist Church
Ton. H. V. McChesney
Frankfort
W. R. Thompson
Harry Gill Hoffman
Robert Logan Coleman
W. B. White
R. A. Chiles
Thomas Jones
Alice Young
Hazel Grubbs
J. C. McNeal
John Barnes
A. C. Bogie
H. R. Prewitt
Robert Howell
Chas. D. Grubbs
Pierce Winn
Howard van Antwerp
Oldham Greene
Rob Winn
Bruce Reynolds
Lexington
N. P. Reid
Louise Tabb
Louise Lloyd
Albert Hoffman
Lewis Apperson
Mary W. Lockridge
John L. Coleman
D. C Fox
George Snyder
Mayme Turner
Local Sickness Report From Grassy Lick and Vicinity
The local notes report multiple residents ill or improving. Names include Alexine Turner Carolyn Ratliff Newton Townsend W O Chenault James M Henry H L Greene Albert Garrison James H Henry and Joe P Harden. Injuries mention Albert Garrison broke his right arm at Farmers Tobacco Warehouse. Dr R H Henry summoned to Winchester.
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Albert Garrison
Farmers Tobacco Warehouse
James H. Henry
R. H. Henry
Winchester
Millinery Opening Announced by Mrs Clarke
Mrs K C Clarke announces a millinery opening starting Tuesday March 6 and continuing all week. Ladies invited. The note praises women and hints at a swell Sunday dinner.
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K. C. Clarke
O Connell's Shoe Laboratory Promises Modern Footwear
A notice announces O Connell's Shoe Laboratory offering new shoe making and repairing equipment. It claims the proprietor is not a cobbler but builds and repairs shoes using improved machinery.
Vanarsdell's Offers Syrup Bottle for 30 Cents
A local ad promotes a bottle of syrup priced at 30 cents at Vanarsdell's store. The brief notice highlights an affordable household staple and emphasizes value for shoppers.
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Vanarsdell’s
Religious services and society meeting announced
There will be services at the Episcopal church Sunday morning beginning at 10 45. The Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church will meet with Mrs John Coleman Friday March 9 beginning at the usual hour. Aunt Jemima Buckwheat flour 2 packages for 25 cents at Vanarsdell's.
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The
Episcopal Church
Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
John Coleman
Jemima
Vanarsdell’s
Senators Score House Action on War Crisis
The Kentucky House criticized a group of United States Senators for preventing President Wilson from acting in the international crisis. Ohio lawmakers passed resolutions denouncing Senators linked to the defeat of the Armed Neutrality Bill. West Virginia's new governor urged backing the President in the German crisis. Washington state legislature and Missouri government urged defense measures with resolutions to provide men and materials.
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Kentucky House of Representatives
United States
Wilson
Ohio General Assembly
West Virginia
Washington
Missouri
For Sale Excellent business opportunity
For sale a flourishing business with high investment return prospects. Seller offers generous annual percentage and notes the venture can pay for itself in two years. Ill health drives the sale. Inquiries directed to W. Hoffman Wood, Real Estate Agent, for immediate viewing.
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W. Hoffman Wood
Mason Attends Inauguration in Washington
Mr. C. Crawford Mason, a diligent post office clerk, traveled to Washington to witness the inauguration ceremonies and expressed high admiration for President Wilson.
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C. Crawford Mason
Washington
Mason
President Wilson
Brick residence listing on Maysville street sale
Real estate agents Oldham and Frazer advertise a handsome brick residence on Maysville street. Also noting oldham Frazer agents for the sale. Vanarsdell's offers Atmore mince meat three packages for 25 cents. The Advocate for printing.
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Maysville Street
Oldham & Frazer
Montgomery County High School News Friday Literary Visit
The Montgomery County High School news notes a Friday visit by Willard McGuire Clifton McCormick and Cra ven s, a senior luncheon for the County Superintendent and Board, student absences and illness, a junior class officer slate, and two new senior team captains with an invitation to Friday March 16 at 1 20 p m for the first meeting of Captain Barnes team.
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Willard McGuire
Clifton McCormick
Cravens
Prewitt and Barnes
Literary Society
County Board of Education
Nancye Johnson
Lexington
Lyda Skidmore
Emma Lowery
Joseph Boone
Carlisle
Mary B. Campbell
Della Clark
Leland Hastie
Jessie L. Neil
Orville Rayburn
Elsie Stephens
Wm. Tipton
Fannie Turley
Rollie Jacobs
Willie B. Calk
Price, Jr
Black and Old Gold Literary Society
Donald Quisenberry
Willie Foley
Nell Trollearn
Willie Garrett
Goodwin
Mattie Baker
Henry C. Barnes
Capt. Barnes
Valuable Old Papers Passed Down to Mr Price Caulk
Mr Price Caulk delivered two ancient land grants by mail, one dated September 13 1786 signed by Patrick Henry Virginia’s first governor, and another dated May 1788 signed by Edmund Randall Virginia’s second governor. The grants are well preserved and readable. The Calk family history includes 5000 acres near modern Paris Kentucky sold for a gold watch and the lot of Montgomery National Bank site sold for 2.50.
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Price Caulk
Patrick Eney
Virginia
Edmund Randall
William Calk
Price Calk
Price
Paris
Calk
Montgomery National Bank
Dies in Florida Col William Barnes of Lexington
Col William O Barnes born and raised in Lexington died at his Daytona Florida winter home last Wednesday He was a prominent Kentucky figure in horse racing owning stars Blue Wing and Gallifer He is survived by his widow formerly Annie Lisle Bradley and two brothers with relations to several local figures.
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William 8. Barnes
Lexington
Daytona
Fla
Col. Barnes
Blue Wing
Gallifer
T. K. Barnes
A. H. Judy
Howard B. Turner
H. R. French
R. C. Lloyd
Annie Lisle Bradley
Two Days of the Week by Robert J. Burdette Reflected
A reflection on living one day at a time, citing Robert J. Burdette. It urges not worrying about yesterday or tomorrow, stressing God’s care and the idea that today is the man or woman’s day. The piece ends with a breakfast product plug.
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Robert J. Burdette
Griggs-Pinney Co Accepts Chalmers Automobile Agency
The Griggs Pinney Company has accepted the agency for the Chalmers Automobile, which is regarded as one of the best moderate priced cars on the market.
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Griggs-Pinney Co
Chalmers
Farm for Rent Near City with 50 Acres and Residence
A 50 acre farm with a new residence one mile west of the city is available for rent. A reliable man and family are sought to rent the house and cultivate land on customary shares. The land includes 8 acres meadow 30 acres corn 3 acres potatoes or tobacco and 8 acres oats. Apply to L. D. Thompson at Punch Graves and Co Shoe Dept.
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City
L. D. Thompson
Punch-Graves & Co
Shoe Dept
For Rent Two Office Rooms Connected and Furnished
Two connected office rooms and one furnished room available over Cooper's pool room. Contact Mrs. E. M. Jordan for details.
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Cooper
E. M. Jordan
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Duerson’s Drug Store
Court Street
Roger D. Barnes
Win
Vivian Alfrey
Lida Goodpaster
Gordon Stevenson
Elizabeth Lockridge
Francs Moore
Cynthiana
Walter V. Turner
Bainbridge, Ind
HH. V. McChesney
B. Senff
Hanly Ragan
Louisville
Mary Hanly
Messrs
J. R. Magowan
Nat Young, Jr
New York
Alexine Turner
Carolyn Ratliff
John Cline
Jas. W. Mason
Grassy Lick
Roy Alexander
la Grippe
Newton Townsend
W. O. Chenault
H. L. Greene
Joe P. Hardin
J. P. Highland
Maysville Pike
Hardin
O'Connell
Senators
the Advocate For Printing
Il. F
Eastin & Harris
MT. Sterling
Montgomery County High School News
Florida
Hoffman
Accepts Automobile Agency
Wise Lady
Rogers Company