Local society notes from Mt Sterling and vicinity
Mrs. J. H. Waller visits Lexington friends while Miss Mary Grimes tours Louisville. Many locals host or visit relatives in Winchester Paris Owingsville Richmond and Cincinnati. Notables include the Dudde Crussal and aristocratic visitors to the Rogers home and Mrs Rutherford Bringham and Duchesse de Chaulnes guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. Lancaster
Farmers
Kirkpatrick
French Springs
Mayme Wilson
Lexington
John McDonald
Winchester
Richard French
San Francisco
C. G.pangburn
Richard Reid Rogers
New York
Thompson Guthrie
University of Kentucky
Ratliff Lane
Owingsville
James Lane
Carrie Carr
Ed. William
W. P. Huntington
Margaret Bogie
Ene Brother
Louise Lacey
Mt. Sterling
Fannie Glover
Cincinnati
Glover
Nancy Clay
Hamilton College
M. C. Clay
Dud de Crussal
Aviation Corps
France
Duc d’Uses
Vicomph de Frise
Reid Rogers
Duchesse de Chaulnes
Rutherford Bringham
Theodore P. Shonts
Rogers
Closing programs and local changes in Camargo area
The final entertainment at Consolidated School drew a full house praising Prop. O. W. Cain's pupils. The term ends Friday, with patrons funding a nine month school for grades and first two years of high school next year. News notes include family moves, farm incidents, new housing, revival at Flat Creek, a May 3 birth, visits, sales, Route 2 carrier return, and light political jabs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Cain
Etta Parkhurst
Wilmore
R. C. Redmond
Myrtle Combs
Elizabeth
Camargo
Chicago
Clarence Ensor
Ed. Ensor
Bruce Willoughby
H. F. Osborn
Mariba
H. F. Stafford
Tobacco plants show growth as harvest plans form
Stoops Farmers lag in work though tobacco plants lean toward growth in recent days. Some transplanting may occur late this month. Frank Shrout sold two yearling calves to Thomas Fassett at 35 dollars each. Elizabeth Foley recovers from pneumonia after a serious illness. Sam Cockrell relocates his blacksmith shop to Cane Ridge. Wheat fail appears, oats look fair, meadow prospects good. Emmett Coons visited from Fayette county to Montgomery county. Pete Jones moves to Hamilton farm at Flat Creek. Mrs. Belle Warner visits Middletown Ohio son Thomas Warner. Mrs. Lida Mark, Sharpsburg, able to go out again. Leonard Roberson and wife visit from Huntington, West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Bailey
Owingsville
Flat Creek
Andrew Webb
Lieutrell Warner
Bourbon County
Thomas H. Carr
Winchester
T. J. Carr
Judy
Thomas Roberson
Lexington
Owingsville Court
Robert Lyons
Sharpsburg
Bert Carr
Frank Shrout
Thomas W. Fassett
Elizabeth Foley
Sam Cockrell
Cane Ridge
Emmett Coons
Fayette County
Montgomery County
Pete Jones
Hamilton
Belle Warner
Middletown
Ohio
Thomas Warner
Lida Mark
Leonard Roberson
Huntington
W. Va
Roberson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Johnson
Nderson’s Drug Store
J. H. Waller
Mary Grimes
Louisville
Martha Wiley
Mary Land Brunner
Mrs. Mattie Griffith
Towanda, la
Mrs
W. C. Chenault
T. P. Sutton
Martinsville
Ind
Asa Samuels
Detroit, Mich
W. A. Samuels
T. Foster Rogers
Paris
The
Christian Endeavor
Margaret Woods
Donald Martin
Rhodes Burton
Carlisle
G. C. East
J. B. Meacham
Moultrie
John R. Sharp
H. D. Combs
Frenchburg
James W. Gatewood
Richmond
T. L. Candel
Duke Duty
Warren Stoner
Tulsa, Okla
Adelaide Gay
Lucile Humble
Harrodsburg
Guy
Elizabeth McGuire
J. B. Gwinn
Huntington, W. Va
Garrett Marshall
W. A. Mason
Mr. Mason
Raymond Snedegar
May Shrout
Georgia McQuithoney
G. A. McCormick
Mrs. McCormick
Peter Greenwade
Dorothy Tyler
Patty Thompson
Henrietta Coleman
George Rassenfoss
George Rassenfoss, Jr
James McDonald
Ella Coleman
McDonald
J.W. Clay
Lucy Clay
Indiana
Fannie Gordon Cannon
Georgetown
J. W. Lockridge
Sam Cassity
Frank Craig
Frank, Jr
Louise Bletz
John Salmons
Kitty Conroy
Elizabeth McNamara
Irene McNamara
Mrs. I. F. Tabb
A. M. Pulaski
R. C. Gatewood
Nat Young, Jr
M. N. Gay
C. E. Stephens
Mrs. Hanly Ragan
Charlie Edwards
William Ebley
Irvine
Carlyon Bascom
Lucy Talbott Ratliff
Dean Henry
M.A. Hart
Columbia
A. Sydney Hart
Washington
Laura Hart
Boston
R. BE. Punch & Co
Camargo and Vicinity
Richards
Lem Faulkner
Herbert Hoover
Jim Reed
Missouri Democracy
Leonard Wood
Mack
Owingsville, Ky
General Wood
Joe Bailey
Texas
Cincinnati, O
I. F
Alia
Lexington Cloak & Suit Store
D. Adler & Son
S. Upper
Lexington, Ky
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