Social notes from Lexington region visited by locals
The column lists numerous residents and visitors including Stella Hinson in Lexington, Mrs. Lucy Weckesser in Detroit, Pattie J. Riley in Cincinnati, J. P. King in Louisville, and Richard Curtis in Lexington. It mentions Judge A N Crooks of Bath County, G W Bruce in Lexington, Mrs. J Scott Goodpaster and Mrs. C A Lindsey in Louisville, Hazel Grubbs in Cincinnati, and others visiting or traveling to Kansas City, San Francisco, New York, Chicago, and Rochester. Multiple trips, family visits, and hospital news are noted, with focus on social movements and local ties.
Relatives and friends visit across Lexington and Louisville
Mr and Mrs George W Hamilton visited in Lexington last week. Mrs Frank Horton and daughter Nettie are in Louisville this week. Col W P Huntington returned from a business trip to Cleveland Ohio. Mrs Walter Turner visited relatives in Lexington and Georgetown from Saturday to Tuesday. Mr William Kinsolving of Louisville is guest of relatives in this city. Ben F Perry of Lexington was in town Monday shaking hands with old friends. Dr George F Doyle wife and little son of Winchester spent the weekend with Mrs Sarah Drake. Mr and Mrs C C Chenault and Mr and Mrs Pierce Winn returned from a several weeks visit to Florida. Miss Elizabeth Mae Madigan of Winchester returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs R E Punch. Mr and Mrs J M Kelly and Mr George Laughlin of Lexington spent Sunday in the city with Mr and Mrs J J Walsh. Dr C W Harris Judge A A Hazelrigg Messrs W Kirkpatrick S S Pinney and R M French were in Jackson Friday aiding the Masonic order there in conferring degrees. Prof W C Hopper attended a meeting of the schedule committee of the Central Kentucky High School Association in Lexington Saturday. A tentative baseball schedule was mapped out and other minor items of business transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Turner
Lexington
Georgetown
William Kinsolving
Louisville
C. W. Harris
A. A. Hazelrigg
W. C. Hopper
Central Kentucky High School Association
Social events highlight city gatherings at Ringo's venues
An old fashioned square dance at Ringo's Hall drew a large local crowd with refreshments at Ringo's Cafe. Mrs and Mrs Harry G Enoch hosted a Fishing Club dinner, followed by Rock. Bernice Moore and Martha Tharp hosted a green and white decorated dance at Ringo's Hall with Flo Shirley and N D Brown providing music. Guests traveled from Winchester Sharpsburg Owingsville and beyond to attend. For Rent my modern six room bungalow on Lexington avenue with bath water and gas Dr J F Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringo’s Hall
Ringo’s
Harry G. Enoch
Rock
Bernice Moore
Martha Tharp
Flo Shirley
N. D. Brown
Martha Haggard
Winchester
Elizabeth Judy
Jessie Bascont
Sharpsburg
Clark Lane
Owingsville
Bruce Sharp
Edward Wright
Edward Gay Ecton
Edwin Lancaster
Lexington Avenue
Bath, Water and Gas
J. F. Reynolds
Births at Parkersburg and Morehead families
At Parkersburg West Virginia on March 15 1916 a daughter weighing eight pounds was born to the wife of R H Drake formerly Amelia Warren daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Warren who once lived in the city. Judge and Mrs William A Young of Morehead welcomed a son at their home on March 14 1916 the child named William A Jr Judge Young a circuit judge is noted as popular. Mrs Young formerly Nell Miller of Morehead. Wesson Oil 25 cents a can J B White's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
W. Va
R. H. Drake
Drake
Amelia Warren
Frank Warren
William A. Young
Morehead
William A., Jr
Judge Young
Young
Nell Miller
GOOD OLD MAN DIES AT 82 IN COUNTY
Mr. Thomas Kane, a longtime county resident born in Ireland, died at his son James Kane’s home in Winchester on Thursday. Aged 82, he leaves one son and two daughters. The remains were brought to the city, with services at St Patrick's Church and burial in St Thomas Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kane
James Kane
Winchester
Kane
Ireland
St. Patrick’s Church
St. Thomas Cemetery
Seed Oats For Sale By McDonald Bros
Seed oats advertised by McDonald Bros offering extra good seed oats and inviting calls at Phone No. 3 for prices. The note is a compact classified style item with contact information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald Bros
Kentucky Utilities Expanding Ice Plant Capacity
The Kentucky Utilities Company plans extensive improvements to the city ice plant to enlarge capacity to thirty tons per day. After meeting local needs, surplus ice will be shipped to surrounding towns lacking ice plants or facing shortages. Contact Humphries & Co at phone 246.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Utilities Company
Seed oats ad promotes McDonald Byos Call Phone 3
An advertisement calls readers to call Phone 3 for extra good seed oats from McDonald Byos. The fragment suggests a local seed supplier offering improved oats for planting and yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Sickness News From Louisville And Lexington
The sick Mr A M King is in Louisville under a specialist for stomach trouble. Mrs Robert Vanarsdell who had appendix operation in Lexington on Saturday is recovering well. Mrs Garrett D Sullivan was taken to Mayo Bros Rochester Minn for an operation. Mrs Fannie Hi Priest is recovering rapidly from pneumonia and will resume teaching. Louisville reports Mrs W H Berry and baby very ill. the Berrys have many friends here who will be grieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. King
Louisville
Robert Vanarsdell
Lexington
Garrett D. Sullivan
Mayo Bros
Rochester
Minn
Fannie Hi. Priest
W. H. Berry
Baby
Fresh meats for all kinds call phone 246
Local advertisement for C. S. Humphries & Co. promotes fresh meats of all kinds with contact phone 246.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Humphries & Co
Rural Trustees Organize in Montgomery County Meeting
About thirty of thirty five trustees met at 1 30 p m Monday March 20 in the County Superintendent s office to hear Miss Lida Gardiner State Organizer of Trustees and Community School Improvement Leagues on preparedness of trustees teachers and all connected with the schools Unanimous vote elected Miss Georgia Sledd president and CE Duff secretary Next meeting April 29 at 1 p m when census sheets will be returned and State Superintendent W O Gilbert will speak Gardiner will stay in the county this week to organize leagues and assist in educational uplift in the county
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lida E. Gardiner
Georgia Sledd
CE. Duff
Gilbert
Montgomery County
Gardiner
For Sale Mixed Timothy Hay and Clover Sanded Parcel
Advertises mixed timothy and clover hay with parncured quality. Listed at 37-21 with Stanley Thomes as contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Sand Clover Hay
Parncured
Wyatt sells bungalow on Winchester pike to Combs sisters
Mrs. W H Wyatt sold his bungalow on the Winchester pike to Misses C and L Combs who with their parents will move in soon. Nation: Corn Flakes 5 cents at Vanarsdell's. Buffets 45 dollars for 32 dollars this week at W A Sutton and Son's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wyatt
Winchester Pike
C. & L. Combs
Vanarsdell’s
W. A. Sutton & Son’s
Saxon Cars Display At Lexington Auto Show Invite
The Saxon Motor Car Co invites the public to view new models at the Lexington Auto Show from March 29 to April 1. Visit their booth to inspect the cars and compare with others in the same price class. J. O. Tyler, Distributor, Winchester, Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxon Motor Car Co
Lexington Auto Show
J. O. Tyler
Winchester
House and Lot for Sale on Harrison Avenue
Seven room cottage on Harrison avenue with fine stable garden and outbuildings. Come and see the place. C. S. Humphries. Phone 246.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Avenue
C. S. Humphries
McDonald Bros John Conley Sell Corn to Ben Wills
McDonald Bros and John Conley sold a large quantity of corn to Ben Wills at four dollars per barrel, with delivery included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Conley
Ben Wills
Pony and trap harness for sale ad
Pony three years old this spring with trap in good condition. Phone 246 (37-12) C. Humphries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphries
Sanitary Meat Market Owner Sells Interest
Mr. Gay Wilson proprietor of the Sanitary Meat Market has sold an interest in the business to Mr. Joe Carter who will assist Mr. Wilson in conducting the business. Carter brings considerable experience and the business is expected to expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Wilson
Sanitary Meat Market
Joe Carter
Wilson
Carter
Redfern Corsets Endorsement by Mrs Vernon Castle
Mrs. Vernon Castle praises Redfern Corsets for comfort and freedom in a promotional note. The Novelty Store markets the corsets to shoppers seeking fashionable undergarments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Castle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Just
Burpee
Duerson’s Drug Store
Court Street
Stella Hinson
Relaives
Richard Curtis
A. N. Crooks
Bath County
Lucy Weckesser
Detroit
Michigan
Pattie J. Riley
Cincinnati
J. P. King
Robert Hiner Winn
John W. William
Stan
William Carrington
Amanda T. Howell
Aliee Young
Chenault Cockrell
M. ©. Clay
Messrs
Clarence LeBus
A. G. Sanders
M. F. Hinson
G.W. Bruce
J. Scott Goodpaster
C. A. Lindsey
Charles D. Grubbs
Miss Hazel
Mr. N. Trimble McKee
New York
Mr. Ewing A. Flynn
Kansas City
H. G. Hoffman
San Francico
California
Mr. Gray Russell
Chicago
Matt Wells
Good ‘Samaritan Hospital
J. W. Allen
P. K. McKenna
Roches-Minn
Adalaide Gay
Millersburg
James E. Gay
Col. W. P. Huntington
Cleveland, O
Ben F.perry
City
George F. Doyle
Sarah Drake
C. C. Chenault
Pierce Winn
Florida
Elizabeth Mae Madigan
Mrs. R. E. Punch
J. M. Kelly
George Laughlin
J. J. Walsh
Eastin & Harris
MT. Sterling
Frankfort
Elizabethtown News
J. B. White
Bassett Drug Co
Humphries & Co
Rural Trustees Organize
Stanley Thomes
Vicki
GAREN
R. H. White &C.’S Drug Store
Land & Priest
Barnes & Sons
The
Rogers Co
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