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Newspaper

Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1911

Page

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Judge H. Clay McKee Weds Miss Margaret Trimble in Surprise Ceremony

A telegram from Columbia Missouri confirms Judge H. Clay McKee married Miss Margaret Trimble in a quiet ceremony at the Trimble home. Present were family and friends including Capt. S A Smoke and Rev. W Jasper Howell. The couple planned a bridal tour and future cross country trip.

H. Clay McKee Columbia Margaret Trimble Miss Trimble John Stofer City Judge McKee Daily Tribune Mt. Sterling St. Louis W. Jasper Howell The Baptist Church Capt. S. A. Smoke Howell Trimble South Ninth Street Geo. W. Trimble Samuel A. Smoke S. A. Smoke Columbie Judge

New Ford Two Passenger Car At Strother Frazer

Strother and Frazer, city automobile agents, report a 1911 model Ford two passenger car just arrived. They describe it as one of the nicest cars seen in the city and invite customers to see it for a good car at a modest price.

Strother & Frazer

Spelling Battle at Court House Fosters Church Fellowship

The Presbyterian Church ladies host an old fashioned spelling battle next Friday night March 24 at 7 30 o'clock at the Court House. Everyone is cordial invited to attend and take part in the entertainment. Admission is 10 cents.

The Presbyterian Church

Correction on Fire Report at Richardson Residence

A misreported article claimed Joe F Richardson's residence in North Middletown burned down. The event was a tenant house fire only, not the main dwelling.

Joe. F. Richardson North Middletown

For Sale Two Building Lots on Holt Avenue

For sale two building lots on the north side of Holt Avenue. Apply to Graser and Humphreys.

Holt Avenue Graser & Humphreys

Resignation of Rev W J Bolin as Mt Sterling pastor

At a Baptist deacons meeting Rev W J Bolin announced his resignation as pastor effective May 1 1911. He has accepted a call to the South Baptist church in Knoxville Tennessee. Bolin was highly regarded for his sermons and leadership by his congregation and city.

The Baptist Church W. J. Bolin South Baptist Church Knoxville Tenn Bolin Mt. Sterling

Revered Hobbs Accepts Shelbyville Tennessee Call

Rev J R Hobbs has been called to lead the Baptist church at Shelbyville Tennessee and will move his family to assume charge soon. He is described as able learned and eloquent and his departure is met with regret by our city.

J. R. Hobbs The Baptist Church Shelbyville Tenn Hobbs

Cox Enters Race for Governor

Lieut. Gov. William H. Cox of Maysville announces candidacy for Governor pending Republican convention action. He says his experience as lieutenant governor has made him more familiar with the office than any other man and that the honor is due him.

William H. Cox Maysville

Genuine Lamb Hats at Vanarsdell’s Ladies Store

Attention ladies. Friday and Saturday March 24 and 25 preview new spring hats and shirts at Vanarsdell’s. Mrs H C Grenwade invites you to see latest creations and best selections in the city before buying.

H. C. Grenwade

Elks Lodge Hosts Official Visit and New Newport Home

District Deputy store reports Mr. Sterling lodge 723 B P QC Elks welcomed Alfred Gowling of Newport Kentucky as District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler at the last meeting. He then traveled to Middlesboro for the opening of the Elks new 40000 dollar home.

Notice to creditors of James Whaley estate in Sharpsburg Ky

All persons having claims against the estate of Jas Whaley deceased late of Sharpsburg Ky are notified to present them proven as required by law to attorney R G Kern Mt Sterning Ky 36-21 Mrs Kate WhaAtey Administratrix

Jas. Whaley Sharpsburg R. G. Kern Mt. Sterning Kate WhaAtey

Kanit 864 Chiles Thompson Gro Co Fertilizers Ad

Advertisement for commercial fertilizers including homestead tobacco grower high grade vegetable grower high grade potash phosphate ten per cent potash manure and pure ground bone sulfuric potash marketed by Chiles Thompson Grain Co.

Homestead Chiles-Thompson Gro. Co

Mt Sterling Poised for Boom as Homes Race to Rise

Contracts have been let for twenty new houses and more building is expected this spring in Mt Sterling. High rents and rising property values mark a thriving market with utilities in place and plans for brick streets. Local builders include R. A. Chiles Leslie McCormick Mrs Mary Schlegel and others as potential investors are urged to buy lots and construct cottages for quick profit.

Mt. Sterling R. A. Chiles Leslie McCormick Mary Schlegel John Thomas Matt Tyler E. F. Robertson M. C. Foley John G. Winn Mary Moore George Andersen Chenault & O’rear Arthur Bybee Jesse Morgan J. W. Barnes Mt Sterling

Death of Harry Waller Ends City’s Night

Harry Waller died of tuberculosis Monday night after months of illness. A lifelong resident, he joined the Methodist Church in his final weeks. He is survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Waller and brother Frank Waller of Lexington. City friends extend sympathy.

Harry Waller Waller Methodist Church W. H. Waller Frank Waller Lexington

Resignation at W. S. Lloyd. Howard Brown Named Successor

Jas C French resigns from W. S. Lloyd firm. Howard Brown succeeds him, bringing years of drug experience. Brown described as competent and worthy. future plans for Mr French unclear, but hoped to remain in the city.

Jas. C. French W. 8. Lloyd Howard Brown Brown French Our City

Death of Butler Hall

Mr. Butler Hall, long in a Lexington sanatorium, died last week at age 60. His remains were brought to the city for interment. He is survived by several children.

Butler Hall Lexington Mr. Hall

Red Cross Low Shoes Blend Style and Comfort

J. H. Brunner The Shoe Man notes the season favors Red Cross style low shoes offering both fashion and ease. The message highlights comfort for wearers seeking practical footwear.

RED Cross

March Court Prices Hit Quick, Steers Lead Demand

Large crowd at the pens as buyers from surrounding counties attend the March cattle sale. Best steers command 5 to 6 cents, yearlings similar, cows 4 to 4.5 cents, bulls 4 to 4.5, old cows 2 to 3 cents. Numerous named buyers and sellers from Bourbon, Clark, Fleming, and Bath counties participate. mules also fetch strong prices. Several specific lots and buyers are listed with totals and per-head prices.

John Baker E. K. Thomas Bourbon Co Hl. H. Fleming Fleming Co Kelly Murphy Horam Long Clark Co H. B. Adams Cas Gott Sam Keeton Mr. Wells

Fresh Catch at Greenwade’s Delights Anglers

Black bass, white perch, and fresh salmon headline Greenwade’s market offerings, highlighting a diverse selection for weekend anglers and seafood lovers.

Greenwade

Republican State Central Committee to Meet in Louisville

Chairman Robert H. Winn calls the Republican State Central Committee meeting in Louisville on April 1 to decide nomination timing location and method for the State ticket. A convention is expected to be called in Louisville with a date set in early June.

Republican State Central Committee Louisville Robert H. Winn

Thomas joins Punch and Graves as salesman

R. P. Thomas has accepted a position with Punch & Graves as salesman. He is a popular young man with many friends and will no doubt prove valuable to the firm.

R. P. Thomas Punch & Graves Mr. Thomas

Spring Time Signals Equinox Day Balance

Spring officially began yesterday as the sun crossed the equator and the length of day and night became equal. The yearly northward journey marks the vernal point and the start of warmer seasons.

Shoe Man Offers Red Cross Low and High Shoes

Local shoe seller advertises Red Cross footwear with prices 3.50 and 4 for low shoes and 4 to 5 for high shoes. Located at 86-3t bah ASR.

RED Cross J. H. Brunner

Death of James Guilfoile Sr longtime Montgomery citizen

James Guilfoile Sr longtime Montgomery county resident died of quick pneumonia at his daughter Mrs Joe Drennan’s home after a short illness. Born in Ireland he came to the United States as a youth. The funeral was at St Patrick’s church with burial in Saint Thomas’ cemetery. He is survived by nine children including Mrs James Gallagher Mike and Dennis in Mason county and Sister Mary Asumpta.

James Guilfoile Montgomery County Guilfoile Joe Drennan Ireland Jimmy Democracy St. Patrick’s Church T. J. McCaffrey Saint Thomas’ Cemetery James Gallagher Covington Mike and Dennis Mason County Mike Peters Richmond James Peters William James and Neal Charity Mary Asumpta

Newlyweds Package Delivered to Mt. Sterling Couple

Mr. J H Wood Adams Express agent received a package addressed to The Newlyweds at 33 Bank St Mt. Sterling Ky yesterday, indicating a domestic delivery to a local newlywed pair.

J -H. Wood Adams Express Bank St Mt. Sterling

Card From C. T. Evans

Mr. C. T. Evans writes that he and his family, previously in San Antonio, Texas, have moved their temporary winter residence to Corpus Christi, Texas, and report fine weather and a pleasant trip.

C. T. Evans San Antonio Texas Corpus Christie

All kinds of vegetables all the time at Greenwade's

Greenwade's offers a wide range of vegetables with daily selections and seasonal favorites. Store highlights include fresh produce, weekly specials, and in-store tips for selecting ripe produce. Customers can expect robust stock, friendly service, and pricing designed for family meals.

Greenwade’s

James T Shrout Home Burns Near Bethel in Fire

The large frame dwelling of James T. Shrout near Bethel and all outbuildings and furniture were destroyed by fire caused by a defective flue. Loss about 4000 dollars with 1200 insured. Neighbors saved Jonas Reynolds’ house three miles west of Owingsville. The blaze started from the defective flue.

James T. Shrout Bethel Jonas Reynolds Owingsville

Montgomery County Fairgrounds Opens Season With Promising Horses

Forty horses train at the Montgomery County Fair grounds with many more expected as the season starts. Notable horses include J. Malcolm Forbes Sim Axworthy Mainleaf Lucile Brooks Sister Ella Tre dell and Peter McCormick. Training staff H B Van Evera and Charlie Bean manage multiple strings and stables. The track is in good condition and ready for rapid speed with owners urged to bring stock to town. Also offered are horse or jack cards by Advocates Publishing Co Bank Street Mt Starling Kentucky. Pure Single Comb Rhode Island Red eggs for sale Topper setting of 15 Mrs Delliven phone 734. 31-4t

Montgomery County Fair Grounds J. Malcom Forbes Sim Axworthy Mainleaf Lucile Brooks Sister Ella Tredell Peter McCormick Richard Curtis J. R. Magowan H. B. van Evera Mr. Littles Charlies Bean W. A. Delliven

Blue Grass Tournament of Pupils Officials Prepare

Preparations underway for the Blue Grass Tournament of Pupils of high schools in Bath Fleming Montgomery and Nicholas counties at Owingsville on May 27 28 and 29. Saxton's orchestra engaged for all three days with strong local high school representation expected to win many honors.

Hig Bath Fleming Montgomery Nicholas Owingsville Saxton

For Rent. Residences and Stables and Warehouses

Advertises rental offerings including residences stables and large brick warehouses near N HH Trimble with seasonal goods such as spring lamb spring chickens veal spare ribs and sliced country ham.

I. O. O. F. Lodge to Build Iron Bridge at Machpelah Cemetery

The I O O F Lodge contracted to construct an iron bridge over Spencer Pike to connect the old and new portions of Machpelah cemetery, enabling easier access between sections.

I. O. O. F. Lodge Spencer Pike Machpelah Cemetery

Manure Hauling Offered by S. P. Greenwade

Local notice offers manure hauling services by S. P. Greenwade. The ad invites anyone with manure to have it hauled and promises prompt service.

Ss. P. Greenwade

Also Mentioned on This Page

Judge JC. McKee Shelbyville, Tenn Cox Lamb Vanarsdell’s the Shoe Man March Court Sam Weeler Cas Goff Bourbon County Mike Wilson Prewitt Vanmeter Cas Gotf Tim Wilson Win, Whaley Paris al. Kearns Carlisle Ratliff Bath Co James Guilfoile, Sr Jas. T. Shrout Advocate Publishing Co N. HH. Trimble Weick Wessary
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