Valley News Notes and Local Moves
James Douglas loses a valuable colt to damaged corn. Claud McClain also loses a colt from the same cause. Tom Anton bought tobacco for 150 dollars, stripped it for 40, and sold loose leaf for 80. Several residents plan to quit tobacco and move to Montana. G W Denton visits Martinsville for rheumatism. John Anton made a quick Lexington trip on business. William Staggs departs Sideview for Wibawx Montana this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Anton
James McCord
Tom
John Anton
Lexington
John
Mrs. Foley Travels with Staggs Family News
Col. Staggs and Mrs. Foley left Thursday for Missouri to visit her parents in St. Louis. Mr. Foley will join later, then travel to Montana to consider making their future home. Mrs. Geo Sewell of Ford Kentucky is visiting Mrs. Foley, and Miss Best Dunn is guest of her aunt Mrs. W. O. Thacker of Mt. Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Foley
Missouri
Mr. Foley
St. Louis
Montana
Mrs. Geo. Sewell
Ford, Ky
Mrs. Foley
Miss Best Dunn
W. O. Thacker
Mt. Sterling
Danville Tobacco Sale and Local Moves Report
Rufus Dunn sold his tobacco to the Peoples Tobacco Warehouse in Danville Kentucky for 8.61 dollars. Mr and Mrs Ben Foley plan to move to Montana to make their future home with Foley undecided on the county. Byrd Kidds house burned Monday morning due to a broom near a grate, insurance partially covering losses. Will Staggs leaves this week for Montana after visiting his parents. Tom Anton recovers from a long illness and can go out again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Dunn
Peoples
Danville
Byrd Kidd
High Top society notes and moves at High Top
Minnie Clay Henry returns home to Mt. Sterling after a visit at High Top. Fenton Henry and Lee Johnson plan to leave for Illinois this week. Lelia Henry, at Georgetown school, recalled home due to her aunt Mrs Northcutt's death. Tandy Bert Henry, Ed Henry's son, is ill. Millard Grey and family plan to move to Indiana. Miss Willet Henry will start a spring school at High Top next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Clay Henry
Mt. Sterling
High Top
Lelia Henry
Georgetown
Northcutt
Willet
Henry
Farmers and townsfolk spread through Bath and Montgomery counties
Moving and sales dominate local life as people relocate farmsteads near Sharpsburg East Union Mt. Sterling and Cincinnati while tobacco plans grow. A tobacco warehouse proposal gains favor, hay sales continue, deaths, births, and community rites accompany a busy week. Mission Bells composer Marie Louka writes to Whitney Warner Company about a new teaching piece inspired by California missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling
Bath
Montgomery
Local Notes on Residents and Transactions in Grassy Lick
John McQuithy recovering after surgery Sunday evening. Flemon Conner listed sick. Reuben Barnes bought a call from Mrs. Mary Pierce. Jack Ragan sold a mule to Millard Tapp for one hundred dollars. William Triplett sold work horses to Taylor Howard privately. Tom Keller of Grassy Lick visited his girl Saturday night and Sunday. R W Wade and wife of Mt Sterling visiting Turley in this place. Brother William Triplett preached at Johnson Station last Sunday. Mack Stevenson and wife moved in with his father until new house is done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Keller
Grassy Lick
Mack Stevenson
Kentucky Educational Association sets June 25 27 meeting
The next annual session of the Kentucky Educational Association will be held June 25 to 27 since no Kentucky school events conflict. Rural schools and colleges will have closed their sessions by then, allowing all teachers to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Educational Association
Kentucky
Spring goods now being sold at cut prices
The Laughlin Go 85-26 framed sale announcement notes spring goods priced down, inviting shoppers to take advantage of reduced prices during the special event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laughlin
Revered Winchester Pastor Rev Geo W Shepherd Dies
The Reverend Geo W Shepherd, longtime pastor of Central Baptist Church in Winchester, died Monday afternoon after a lingering illness. A beloved state minister, his death is deeply mourned by many friends. Butter and eggs offered at top prices at Vanarsdell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Shepherd
Central Baptist Church
Winchester
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James Kendall
James Douglas
William Staggs
Sideview
Wibawx
Claud McClain
G. W. Denton
Martinsville, Ind
Ben Foley
Carlos Richie
Julian Richie
K. J. Richie
Keller Caywood
Vernie Morton
William Dean
Charlie Flackernstine
Dee Stull
John Mullikin
John Welch
Col. Staggs
Mrs
Will Staggs
Marylee Henry
Fenton Henry
Lee Johnson
Finois
Tandy
Bert Henry
Ed. Henry
Mr. Millard Grey
Indiana
Stoops
B. M. Goodan
Rollie Royce
Platte County
E. A. Groves
Sharpsburg
East Union
Stella Copher
Claude Foley
Robt. Barkley
Bridges Bros
Nicholasville
James Robbins
Frank Byrd
Cincinnati
Richard Leach
Everett
Samuel F. Deal
H. C. Ficklin
Rev. I
Hunt
Springfield
Allie E. Northcutt
Mission Bells
Marie Louka
Whitney Warner Company
Lakewood
N. J
West Forty-first Street
New York
California
San Diego
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Walsh Bros
Clay Street
Corbett Avenue
John Corbett
Court House
Kiddville Pike
Silas Prewitt
C. R. Prewitt
Agt
Howard's Mill
W. W. Stevenson
John McQuithy
Flemon Conner
Reuben Barnes
Mary Pierce
Jack Ragan
Millard Tapp
William Triplett
Taylor Howard
R. W. Wade
W. T. Turley
Johnson Station
Royal ‘Baking Powder
Shepherd
Vanarsdell’s
Walsh
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