Notable Visitors and Travel Notes From Regional towns
Rev J R Hobbs in Shelbyville Tenn. Graves spent Monday in Owingsville. State Chairman H R Prewitt in Louisville. Judge A A Hazelrigg in Louisville yesterday. S P Greenwade in Lexington Friday on business. Fred Morris and W R Tipton in Lexington Sunday. Mrs H R French returned from Georgia. T C Coleman guest at Prestonsburg the first of the week. C B Patterson and J H Conner spent Sunday in Owingsville. Miss Pearl Lane at Morehead for court. Clayton Fletcher of Lexington visited relatives early week. H R French and son William of Frankfort spent Sunday at home. Commonwealth's Attorney W B White attending court at Morehead. E Y Nelson left for Winterville Miss to run cotton plantation. William Vanarsdell of Washington DC visiting brother Robert in city. Ernest Richardson of Lexington guest here early week. Mrs Sarah Winn returned from Nashville to visit relatives. Miller Anderson staying in Montgomery county after West trip. Miss Kavanaugh Mannix of Mt Sterling guest of Miss Mary George. Winchester News: Mrs O E Wooley and Alma of Charlestown WV attended funeral of Mrs Roy Alexander and visiting. Hon R R Perry of Winchester editor Sun-Senlinel attended Railroad Commissioners meeting and visited office. J Coleman Reid of Mt Sterling back from Hot Springs AR. Miss Margaret Trimble visits cousin Mrs John Storer, returns to Columbia MO with admirer hearts.
Local court roundups and social visits across Kentucky towns
R A Chiles attends Circuit Court in Morehead. Mrs Pattie Johnson Riley visits Lexington friends. Attorney John A Judy in Owingsville on legal business. Rev W J Bolin called to Elizabethtown on business. Mrs John Roberts visits Winchester friends. Judge Lewis Apperson in town on business. Margarite Park of Cincinnati arrives to visit Susette Johnson. Lena Bratton of Winchester visits W A Sutton family. Marvin McIntire and wife visit W A Sutton. Dr J A Shirley, Mrs James K Shropshire, and Miss Flo Shirley attend the funeral of Dr Shirley's sister Mrs Maylon Flynn in Ford Ky.
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J. A. Shirley
James K. Shropshire
Flo Shirley
Finely finished store room listings in Kent area
Modern store room on Bank Street and office space on Ground Floor 59 Bank Street. Also a finely finished store room on Main Street. Contact 352 H. Clay McKee & Sons Co for details.
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Bank St
Bank
Main Street
H. Clay McKee & Sons Co
Birth of Virginia Ruth to Haydon couple
Mrs. R. P. Haydon and Jennie Cracraft welcomed a nine pound daughter named Virginia Ruth born Monday, March 6.
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R. P. Haydon
Wife
Jennie Cracraft
Virginia Ruth
Religious Preachers Announced for Nearby Churches
Rev. E. E. Dawson will preach at Peeled Oak next Sunday. Rev. T. J. Terpin will preach at Howard's Mill Baptist Church Saturday night and Sunday morning and night. Arch Deacon Wentworth of Winchester will preach at Ascension Episcopal Church next Sunday morning.
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E. E. Dawson
Peeled Oak
T. J. Terpin
Howard’s Mill Baptist Church
Wentworth
Winchester
Ascension Episcopal
Curtain and Lamb Offer From The Fair
Advertisement notes lace curtains of 24 yards long at 40 cents per pair and 3 yards long at 75 cents and 1.00 per pair. Door panels priced at 25 cents. Also promotes Genuine lamb at Vanarsdell's during The Fair.
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Lamb
Vanarsdell’s
Local Health Notes and Contacts in Small Town
Mrs. Sarah Drake remains on the sick list for several days. Mrs. J. R. Hobbs is ill at her mother’s home. J. J. Walsh of Eustis Florida reports he is progressing well. Albert Hoffman, previously in Martinsville Indiana, shows marked health improvement. For meals contact Greenwade by phone 100.
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Sarah Drake
J. R. Hobbs
Albert Hoffman
Martinsville, Ind
Spring Millinery Opening Demand for Attendees
The Spring Millinery Opening invites the public to attend on Wednesday and Thursday, March 15 and 16. The exhibition showcases the latest fashionable millinery models in a fitting display of style.
You Are Welcome.
Roberts and Mastin of Mt. Sterling Kentucky extend a welcome message in this brief society note.
Wall Paper Sale At The Fair Offers 5c Bolts
Auction style sale announces 2000 bolts of wallpaper priced at five cents per bolt. Early buyers take first pick at The Fair. Also advertised is Old Manse Syrup in pint cans for 20 cents at Vanarsdell's.
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Vanarsdell’s
Diamonds Rising in Price Amid Importer Claims
Report from top diamond importers says prices for precious stones are increasing as a syndicate-like control tightens distribution. The scheme allegedly mixes inferior stones with finer gems to force higher prices, with a claimed 15 percent rise and an estimated 1910 import value of 40.5 million dollars.
Henry Clay Apartments Modern Three Room Units
Apartments for rent at the Henry Clay on Bank Street offer three rooms and bath with hot and cold water electric lights gas rear porch and stairs and all modern conveniences. Rooms are elegantly furnished.
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H. Clay McKee & Sons Co
Record Warm Day Tops Longstanding Kentucky High
A Sunday heat spike reached 80 degrees in Kentucky, breaking long standing seasonal high records for this time of year as residents felt an unusually hot day.
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Kentucky
Variety Store Advertises Egg Sale And Bargains
An ad lists eggs at high value and links to the "nicest and cheapest" shop. It mentions J. H. Brunner and claims to avoid sensational claims while promoting fish and salmon at Greenwade's.
Local Farm Offers Timothy Hay and Veggies for Sale
Timothy hay for sale by the base offered by V. A. Reis at 103 W. Locust St. Also new vegetables available at Vanarsdell's, location noted.
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Timothy Hay
V. A. Reis
W. Locust St
Vanarsdell’s
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Burpee
Duerson’s Drug Store
Court St
Shelbyville, Tenn
J. ©. Graves
Owingsville
H. R. Prewitt
Louisville
A. A. Hazelrigg
P. Greenwade
Lexington
Fred Morris
W. R. Tipton
T. C. Coleman
Prestonsburg
C. B. Patterson
J. H. Conner
Miss Pearl Lane
Morehead
Clayton Fletcher
H. R. French and Son
William of
Frankfort
Commonwealth
W. B. White
E. Y. Nelson
Winterville
Miss
William Vanarsdell
Washington, D. C
Robert
Ernest Richardson
Sarah Winn
D. A. Lipscomb
Nashville, Tenn
Miller Anderson
West
Montgomery County
Kavanaugh Mannix
Mt. Sterling
Mary George
Winchester News
O. E. Wooley
Alma
Charlestown
W. Va
Roy Alexander
R. R. Perry
Sun-Sen Linel
Railroad Commissioners
J. Coleman Reid
Hot Springs
Ark
Arkansas
Thomas Cat
Margaret Trimble
John Storer
Columbia
Tabe Theatre
Wilkerson
Roger D. Barnes
J. H. Barnes
Ireater
R. A. Chiles
Pattie Johnson Riley
John A. Judy
W. J. Bolin
Elizabethtown
John Roberts
Lewis Apperson
Mss
Margarite Park
Cincinnati
Susette Johnson
Lena Bratton
W. A. Sutton and Family
Marvin McIntire
Flemingburg
W. A. Sutton
Kerr’s
MR. Tabb
Kent
J. J. Walsh
Eustis, Fla
Greenwade
Mt. Sterling, Ky
White House
Spot Gash Grocery
Henry Clay
J. H. Brunner
Shoe
Groxecom
W. Main St
Ladies” Outfitter
Mt. Sterling National Bank
Woog
Dor
B. Frank Perry
Asst
MNO
S. Frazer
P. Anyone
Ind
Sno. JS. Frazer, Cashier
W. N. Brockway
Poste Bros
R. H. Dale
S. P. Greenwade
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