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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1911
Page
5
Walter Harper and Winchester G. B. Senff were in Morehead on business last week. W. Moore traveled to Lexington for a ten day stay. Mrs. Dr. P. K. McKenna is visiting her parents in Louisville.
William Marshall Bullitts and Josh Bullitt of Louisville were in town on legal business. Mrs. Dave Fox from the county visited sister Mrs. Benjamin Gay in Lexington last week. Miss Olivia Anderson returned from Lexington and Winchester. Judges Apperson Grubbs Day and W. B. White attend Circuit Court at Frenchburg this week. Chenault Cockrell and brother in law Woodson visited from Middlesboro. Robert Trimble Jr and others at Central University Danville were in town visiting parents Mrs. Richard Punch and Rose. Mr. Punch recuperating at French Lick Springs. Wade of Mt. Sterling was here Friday on business.
Mrs 4 P Clay of Paris visited Mrs Webbie Chorn last week. Miss Annse Hunt returned from Louisville. Frank Chenault of Versailles spent Sunday with his family in this city. H Clay McKee and wife returned from their bridal tour. Priest Kemper civil engineer in Tennessee spent Sunday here. Miss Lizette Parker of Paris visits Miss Elizabeth Laughlin.
Elder Lester of Roanoxe Va will preach at Mrs Susan Lanes High street Thursday at 2 30 PM. Next Sunday at the Methodist Church the pastor discusses Can a Man Forgive Sin A cordial invitation to Bible students to attend. Genuine lamb at Vanarsdells.
The notice reports several residents’ health: Uncle Rube Harper is seriously ill at home on Maysville street, Clay of Caldwell is greatly improved after ten days of illness, Mrs. Sarah Drake and Miss Minnie Moberley show improvements post illness and operation, Mrs. W. H. Berry suffers la grippe, and Uncle Bob Hazelrigg of the National hotel improves after ten days in bed.
A small iron safe weighing 400 pounds is offered for sale at The Fair with a promise of a cheap price.
The Lyman Twin Brothers, popular comedians and yacht enthusiasts, perform at Table Opera House on April 6. They are sons of Capt Charles A. Lyman, veteran lake captain, and are expert with sheet and wheel. The act features a reworked Buster Brown with the Billiken novelty and a sixteen Billiken chorus creating a bright musical variety.
The undersigned states they will not be responsible for debts against them unless incurred by their own action in person or in writing. 38-21 Fred Weckesser.
Rose Comb Rhode Island hen eggs for sale at 15 for 1 dollar or 100 for 6 dollars. Temperature range 37 to 43 C. Contact T Praés in Mt Sterling Kentucky.
Wanted quick. A boy aged 15 to 20 to learn the printing business. A fine chance for promotion. Apply at this office. Also lost note for lady's gold glasses on Howard Avenue or Clay or Maysville streets Saturday morning. Return to M. C. Clay for reward. Then ad for Greenwade's meats and J. H. Brunner shoes with prices.
In excellent condition a Surrey is offered for sale at forty dollars. L T Chiles lists a large line of Easter novelties at The Fair and invites families to bring the children to see them.
Judge Edward Clay O Rear and Mrs O Rear announce the marriage of their daughter Helen to Ensign Richard Caswell Saufley US Navy on Tuesday April 25 at 7 30 PM at the Methodist Episcopal Church South in Frankfort Kentucky. Reception to follow at Glen Ayr. Card details include fishing tackle advertisements and other notices.
The ad urges choosing the Ford for quality over price and promotes buying wallpaper at The Fair as the best place to shop. It stresses timing and a top value for customers.
Mrs L B Bridges and her three young sons die in a fire at the Weech home near Harrodsburg as the family slept. The Veeches, staying at the house, tried to rescue them but the floor collapsed. The Bridges were visiting relatives from Middlesboro while the Weechs recently moved from Jessamine county. A sale of James Guilfoile Sr personal property is planned for Saturday on Court Street with low prices on granite pans and dippers.
Residents of Mt Sterling and nearby areas praise W S Lloyd for securing Dr Howard Co specific at half price. The 50 cent size, used for constipation and dyspepsia, is now 25 cents, with rapid dose reduction and lasting relief after a few days. Limited stock remains at Lloyd's today.
James Guiltoile Sr offers Rhode Island Red eggs for sale at 75 cents per setting of 15. Contact Mrs W A DeHaven by phone 734. Sale notices through the next Saturday.
For sale fawn and white Indian runner duck eggs from high quality stock. Great layers. Phone 705 38 41 Mrs. J. M. Hutsell.
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