Visiting relatives fill Lexington and Frankfort with social notes
A stream of residents and visitors appears in the city, including Robert Stoner, Mrs. John Stoner in Lexington, John W. Jones in Cincinnati on business, Joe Conner, William Oldham in Frankfort, Bourbon county member Priest Kemper, Prentice O Rear of Frankfort, T. C. Henry of Winchester, Anne Hunt to Eugena Oklahoma, S W Gaitskill and wife returning from McIntosh Florida, Samuel McCormick from Lexington, William French from Frankfort, Elizabeth Hart from Hamilton College, J G Trimble Jr of Cincinnati, Thomas Greene of Cincinnati, N Trimble McKee of New York visiting relatives, Harry Lockridge Fred Morris Jack Burbridge at Lexington races, Sophia Burgin of Lexington visiting Mrs B G Nunnelley, D B Gwinn of Huntington with two children, Brick Fowler traveling agent for S C railroad, Julia Clark and Mayme Sullivan at Christian Endeavor, Mrs Albert Jones and Nancy Allen visiting New Albany, Minnie Heilman visiting Huntington, Dr A B Stoops and party return from Florida, Thomas Cornelison of Chicago former resident here promoting Red Path Chau Tauqua June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Conner
William Oldham
Frankfort
Priest Kemper
Bourbon County
Prentice O’rear
T. C. Henry
Winchester
Anne Hunt
Eugena
Oklo
S. W. Gaitskill
McIntosh
Fla
Samuel McCormick
Lexington
William French
Thomas Greene
Cincinnati
N. Trimble McKee
New York
Ben F. Perry
Harry Lockridge
Fred Morris
Jack Burbridge
Local Notables Visit and Attend Races in Kentucky Area
Judge R H Winn visited Lexington on Saturday. Hugh Richardson of Virginia visits his brother John F Richardson in the county. James Peed attends races with Robert McConnell of Versailles hosting. Lawless D Gatewood and family stay at Olympian Springs. Emma Thompson of Winchester visits the Calk sisters. James Ogg has been visiting and plans a six weeks Arkansas stay then California with brothers Clarence and Richard in lucrative positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Richardson
Virginia
Brother
John F. Richardson
James Peed
Lexington
Robert McConnell
Versailles
Emma Thompson
Winchester
Calk
James Ogg
Arkansas
California
Clarence
Richard
Local health and recovery updates from Lexington and Louisville
Mrs Richard Punch shows improvement at St Josephs Hospital Lexington. Judge H R French improves rapidly and hopes to be discharged soon. Mrs T B Arthur returns home from Good Samaritan Hospital Lexington and regains strength. Bud McCrackens son treated in Lexington for appendicitis with Mrs McCracken and Mrs Gallagher accompanying. Miss Bessie Botts improves at St Josephs Hospital Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Punch
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lexington
T. B. Arthur
Good Samaritan Hospital
Bud McCracken
McCracken
Gallagher
Bessie Botts
Louisville
Birth at Good Samaritan Hospital In Lexington
At the Good Samaritan Hospital in Lexington on Thursday May 1 a daughter was born to Mrs Norman D. Brown nee Miss Fannie Groves named Bettie Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Samaritan Hospital
Lexington
Norman D. Brown
Fannie Groves
Bettie Hope
Little Lady
Reverend Harry Rogers to Speak at Presbyterian Church
Rev Harry Rogers of Kansas City and son of Mr T F Rogers will preach at the Presbyterian church next Sunday morning. He heads a large West church with over 1000 members and is a leading Christian Endeavor and Sunday School worker. He was elected Commissioner to the General Assembly to meet in Atlanta on May 14. Rev B C Horton preached at the Knights Templar event at the Methodist church Sunday afternoon on The Ascension with much commendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rogers
Kansas City
T- F. Rogers
Presbyterian Church
Rogers
West
Kansas
General Assembly
The
Atlanta
B. C. Horton
Knights Templar
Methodist Church
Last Chance at Fair for 1 Gallon Jars Crocks
This week only our jars and 1 gallon crocks are priced at 5 cents per gallon at the fair. Limited quantity available. Buy early to save on containers and storage options.
Strayed or Stolen Pony Near Maysville Pike
38 year old bay and white pony reported missing from E. R. Little on the Maysville pike. Finder urged to notify 349-B with details. Contact E. R. Little at 44-21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maysville Pike
B. E. R. Little
Missionary Society Seeks Full Attendance Friday Meeting
The All-Day Meeting of the Methodist Missionary Society will be held at Mrs. J. Clay Cooper's residence on Friday of this week. The program will focus on tin and plumbing business. Full attendance is desired. 34-tf yy ie The Laughlin Vo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Missionary Society
J. Clay Cooper
Miss Howell Weds E L Shackelford In Bourbon County
Miss Frances T Howell and Mr E L Shackelford quietly married at the Warren M Rogers home in Bourbon County with Rev. Geo H Harris officiating. Harry F Howell gave the bride and Harriett Rogers was maid of honor. The couple reside on the Hinkston Pike farm and receive best wishes from prominent families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances T. Howell
E. L. Shackelford
Warren M. Rogers
Bourbon County
Geo. H. Harris
Paris
Harry F. Howell
Harriett Rogers
Hinkston Pike
Lee Fisher Sells Barber Shop to Ed Todd
Lee Fisher has sold his barber shop to Ed Todd of the county with possession at once. The shop is the oldest in the city with a loyal patronage. Todd, a Cincinnati barber college graduate, will keep the current barbers. Fisher retains his chair and continues the chiropodist parlor with planned improvements. Also advertised are 5c iced tea glasses and a Martin Brown Addition lot on W High Street with 70 feet by 490 feet frontage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Fisher
Ed Todd
Mr. Todd
Cincinnati
Fisher
Martin Brown
W. High Street
W. Stofer
Estate of Clyde McClain Claims Notice
All persons having claims against the estate of Clyde McClain deceased will present some, properly proven, to Lewis Apperson for payment. 42-31 W. F. Crooks, Adm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde McClain
Tou Lewis Apperson
W. F. Crooks
Admr
Prices spark legendary bargain at The Fair Store
A shopper notes dramatic low prices with 1 gallon milk at 5c and 1 gallon jars at 5c each. 10 gallon jars go for 50c, 3 gallon churns 15c, plus other stoneware at similar rates, announced by The Fair Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Store
Private Boarding in Lexington by Mrs Ross
Mrs Eliza Samuels Ross advertises private boarding for transient patrons in Lexington at 140 Barr Street with phone contact 2554. The ad lists the year as 42-41 and invites Sterling visitors to stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Samuels Ross
Sterling
Lexington
Barr St
Wanted Saturday Route Buy For Elgin Cream Candy
The Elgin Co. invites orders for delivery of 10c and 20c boxes of Elgin Cream Chewing Candy. A Saturday route purchase is sought in each town with a 5c per unit (T5c) start. Fountain Square Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin Co
Fountain Square
Cincinnati
Ohio
Inspecting Lexington Tobacco Warehouses for New Farmers' Warehouse
A party of gentlemen including G. L. Kirkpatrick OC. C. Chenault Pierce Winn Ed William S. S. Pinney L. C. McCormick A. E. Lawrence and G. H. Strother visited Lexington Monday afternoon to inspect several tobacco warehouses. Ed William designed plans for the Farmers' Warehouse addition in the city. The brick concrete and steel building is planned to be among the state's largest warehouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Farmers
G. L. Kirkpatrick
OC. C. Chenault
Pierce Winn
Ed. William
S. S. Pinney
L. C. McCormick
A. E. Lawrence
G. H. Strother
Ed. L. William
Government Changes Plan On Rural Route Aid
A plan to upgrade the Maysville and Mt. Sterling turnpike with federal aid faced a setback after a letter to Gov. McCreary from Postmaster General Burleson. The offer of $10,000 toward 250 miles of rural route work in exchange for $20,000 state support has been withdrawn. Mason Bath Fleming and Montgomery counties had agreed to raise the $20,000 after discussions with the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maysville and
Mt. Sterling
Large Class to Be Confirmed at St Patrick's Church
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Commillus P. Maes of Covington will administer confirmation to a class of thirty children at St. Patrick's church Thursday at 10 o'clock. It is one of the largest confirmation classes in years and all are invited. Seed potatoes and garden seeds are advertised at Vanarsdell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commillus P. Maes
Covington
St. Patrick’s Church
Mrs Young to Speak on The High Cost of Living
Mrs O Young of Lexington will speak at the Court House on May 8 at 2 oclock about the high cost of living and how to reduce it. She will discuss standard weights and measures and prices of foodstuffs. The free meeting invites housekeepers providers dealers and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Henry Judy Roofing Savings Offer
Henry Judy promotes cost cutting on roofing with a 42 31 discount plan. The ad emphasizes local service and potential savings for homeowners seeking roof repairs or replacements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Judy
Convention at Moorefield Set for May 16
The Christian churches of Nicholas county hold their annual convention at Moorefield on May 16. A splendid program is planned with speakers including Stephen J. Corey of Cincinnati and Mrs. M. G. Thompson of Paris along with W. B. Dampier and other church and mission workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Churches of
Nicholas County
Moorefield
Stephen J. Corey
Cincinnati
M. G. Thompson
Paris
W. B. Dampier
Garden Seed at Variety Store on Bank Street
Readable text notes seed offerings at the Variety Store located on Bank Street selling garden seed in bulk and packaged form. The line emphasizes market-leading quality and selection under the store’s signage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank Street
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Japalac
Neale Carriage
Overson’s Drug Store
Court St
Robert Stoner
John Stoner
John W. Jones
Elizabeth Hart
Hamilton College
J. G. Trimble, Jr
Sophia Burgin
B. G. Nunnelley
D. B. Gwinn
Huntington, W. Va
Robert Marshall
S. C. Railroad
Julia Clark
Mayme Sullivan
Christian Endeavor
Albert Jones
Nancy Allen
New Albany
Ind
Minnie Heilman
W. T. Colvin
Huntington
W. Va
A. B. Stoops
A. B. White
Vernie Thompson
Florida
Thomas Cornelison
Chicago
Cornelison
J. J. Cornelison
R. H. Winn
H. R. French
Laughlin Vo
Giser
MR. Tabb
P. Kerr Winchester
Vanarsdell’s
Fair
Mrs. Young
Micheals-Stern & Co
Stetson
Youman
Arrow
B. V. D. and
Reis
Mr. Sterling
Punch, Graves
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