Personal notices from local residents about travel and visits
Mr. Howard Wyatt spent Sunday in Lexington. Miss Alma Nesbitt was in Lexington shopping last week. Mr. J. L. McCoy was a business visitor to our city Monday. Mr. John G. Winn returned from a business trip to New York Saturday. Mrs. Harry Samly of Paris was guest of Mrs. J. L. Wilson last week. Mr. Robi Vanarsdell returned from Hot Springs Arkansas the first of the week. Miss Louise Lloyd left Monday for San Francisco to attend the Exposition. Mrs. Ollie Hadden of Winchester visited Mrs. W. C. Moore and relatives here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McNamara left Sunday for Memphis Tennessee. Mr. and Mrs. Jnc. W. Lockridge are visiting their daughter Mrs. L. G. Cannon in Scott county. Mr. James S. Rogers of Deland Florida visiting his parents in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Ben F. Perry left Saturday for California. Rev. J. S. Wilson called to Shelby county to conduct funeral of Mrs. E. B. Long. Mrs. D. Brooks returned home after visiting here and Sharpsburg. Mrs. J. W. Hedden in Lexington with daughter Mrs. T. B. Arthur who faces another operation. Miss Flo Shirley left Monday for Frankfort Indiana to visit sister Mrs. James K. Shropshire. Mr. J. Rice Crooks expected home today from Rochester Minnesota to take charge of county road work. Mr. B. S. Wilson of Morehead, candidate for Commonwealths Attorney, in city Saturday. Messrs. C. W. Nesbitt, W. B. White, W. C. Hamilton and B. F. Day of local bar attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph McNamara
Memphis
Tenn
Jnc. W. Lockridge
L. G. Cannon
Scott County
James S. Rogers
Deland, Fla
T.F. Rogers
Ill and recovering residents listed in local note
The sick include Wm Pangburn with mumps and Eubank out again. Several others improve or remain seriously ill such as Mrs Dan Holland and Mrs W P Guthrie. Rose Punch and Miss America Fesler are ill. Hazel Messer to undergo appendicitis surgery in Lexington. John McGillaway in Marion cited as critical.
Local Notables and Social Plans from Owingsville Visit excerpt
A roundup notes Miss Lela Prewitt visiting in Sharpsburg and Rex Hall planning a two month trip to San Francisco. Social calls include Greenwades hosting McNamara and Florence McNamara in Lexington, and Derby attendees listed among local residents. An appendectomy for ton later reports good recovery alongside improved health of Mrs Thompson and Mrs Bassett after Olympian Springs stay.
Mt Sterling National Bank Report of Condition 1915
State of Kentucky Montgomery County. Mt Sterling National Bank cash details show demand deposits 52,208.71. certified checks 1,175.00. cashier’s checks outstanding 1,000.00. total deposits 519,023.78. assets include U.S. bonds 60,881.81 and banking house value 7,000.00. Sworn by cashier C. B. Patterson on May 8 1915 before J. H. Conner notary public. Directors listed: W. S. Lloyd, Chas Grubbs, Steve Pieratt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
Wnte OD Sd Vic
Ceicec
Isecnes
Eeeebe Redemption Fund
U.S
State of
Kentucky
Montgomery
I. C. B. Patterson
Federal Reserve
Internal Revenue
Bank statement and sworn affidavit from Pierce Winn May 6 1915
A bank report itemizes loans and discounts notes held in bank U S bonds deposited to secure circulation and other assets and liabilities. Pierce Winn cashier swears to the accuracy on May 6 1915 with directors G H Strother K Oldham John G Winn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
U. S
AT YOUR SERVICE Painting and decorating supplies and crew
A local service advertises superior materials and competent mechanics for painting wallpaper hanging and decorating with customer satisfaction guaranteed and defects corrected. The note references a 45-21 tag.
Richmond Doctor to Lecture at Parks Hill Camp Grounds
Dr. Ellis Barnes of Richmond will lecture at Parks Hill Camp Grounds next Sunday. He is described as an eloquent speaker and will discuss a topic aligned with the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Barnes
Richmond
Parks’ Hill
Barnes
Regular 25c Cotton Floor Mops On Sale This Week
Greenwade's announces a special sale of 18 oz regular 25 cent cotton floor mops at 15 cents each this week, thanking patrons for their support.
Notice to Contractors for Stone Bids May 15 1915
Sealed bids will be received by the Fiscal Court of Montgomery County until 1 oclock p m Saturday May 15 1915 for 620 rods of knapped or crushed stone. For particulars as to roads see handbills at County Attorney s office. Prize fighters Whisper softly they are angels compared to the butchers of Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Butchers
Europe
Social entertainers host correspondence and parties described
Social notes show Mr. and Mrs. George B. Turner hosting a Sunday dinner in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Dillard McGuire. Mrs. H G Hoffman led a Five Hundred party for her niece Miss Hael Grubbs. An invitation lists Mrs. Abner Oldham at home on Thursday May 20 from three to six at Fourteen Howard Ave to meet Mrs. Joseph Dasselle, Mrs. Ronald Cabot Oldham, and Mrs. Harold Oldham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Turner
Mrs. Dillard McGuire
H G Hoffman
Hael Grubbs
Howard Ave
Joseph Dasselle
Ronald Cabot Oldham
Harold Oldham
Untold Enterprises At Harris Greenhouses Revealed
The text ponders Mr Sterling and the breadth of her enterprises. It notes glassed squares in Harris greenhouses and a plant described as among the state’s most complete and up to date. It mentions daily flower cutting, varieties, and artists arranging botanic beauties rivaling larger firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Harris
Seed Potatoes Left at Half Dollar Per Bushel
Sanitary Meat Market advertises remaining seed potatoes at 50 cents per bushel. The notice also touts lamb pork veal and beef selections. It opines about wartime responsibility potentially being placed on Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanitary Meat Market
Religious Events At Baptist Church And Levee Meeting
The sermon Sunday morning will cover Some Elements of Church Prosperity, urging attendance for the church's prosperity. Sunday School averaged 143 for the past three Sundays, a record. Women’s Missionary Society meets at Mrs Fulton Greene on Holt Ave at 2 pm Thursday. Aid Society at 3 pm. Sunday afternoon at 3 pm the Levee hosts Meet me at old Gilead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Gilead
Levee
The
Baptist Church
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Fulton Greene
Holt Avenue
Aid Society
Baptist Sunday School
Improving Property Brunner Expands Porch and Adds Second Story
Mr J H Brunner begins work on his High street residence to enlarge the front porch and to add a second story. The alterations are described as an improvement to the home and will change the facade and interior space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Brunner
High Street
Spring Promise Echoes Courage in Quiet Seasons
A reflective note hints at patience through lingering winter, suggesting spring will arrive on its own timetable. The sentiment centers on endurance, hope, and renewal without asserting a fixed date or outcome.
Birth announcement for Clara Talbott
To the wife of W. W. Cott born May 1 a daughter named Clara Talbott. Try our day old chick feed priced at 25 cents per sack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Cott
Elizabeth Woodford
Clara Talbott
New Grocery and Fruit Store to Open in Vacated Saloon Building
A new grocery and fruit store will open in the building vacated by P. H. Davis' saloon. Joe Miller plans to start the business in the building now occupied by the saloon, with fruit and produce priced at 50 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Miller
P. H. Davis
State-Aid Road Surveys Begin in Montgomery County
Civil engineer F S Parrigan of Lexington has started preliminary surveys for state-aid road improvements in Montgomery county. He began on the Jeffersonville to Menifee county line road, with field notes planned for two weeks, and on the Owingsville pike from Ewington to the Bath county line with two weeks for blueprints. Work on both roads is slated to start mid June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Parrigan
Lexington
Montgomery County
Jeffersonville
Menefee County
Owingsville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Duerson’s Drug Store
Court Street
Mr. Howard Wyatt
Alma Nesbitt
J. L. McCoy
Our City
John G. Winn
New York
Harry Samly
Paris
J. L. Wilson
Robi. Vanarsdell
Hot Springs
Ark
Louise Lloyd
San Francisco
Cal
Ollie Hadden
Winchester
W. C. Moore
Ben F. Perry
California
J. S. Wilson
Shelby County
E. B. Long
D. Brooks
Sharpsburg
J. W. Hedden
T. B. Arthur
Flo Shirley
Frankfort
Ind
James K. Shropshire
J. Rice Crooks
Rochester, Minn
B. 8. Wilson
Morehead
Messrs. C. W. Nesbitt
W. B. White
W. C. Hamilton
B. F. Day
Wm. Pangburn
Lucy Mae Eubank
E. R. Harper
Clay Cisco
William Turley
J. W. Heath
North Queen Street
W. E. Little
Dan Holland
Gay Wilson
W. P. Guthrie
Little Rose Punch
Mrs
R. E. Punch
Nannie K. Hibler
Eugine Fesler
Mary Fesler
Hazel Messer
Marion
John McGillaway
Lucy Randall
Lela Prewitt
William Dimitt
Rex Hall
8. P. Greenwade
J. B. McNamara
Florence McNamara
Jean Kendall
Danville
Irene Sebastian
Cincinnati
Anna Pogue
Mayslick
B. F. Thomson
Jao
Frazer
Pendennis Club
Louisville
Lunger
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States
Memphis, Tenn
the Phoenix
Messrs
Squire Turner
D. R. Maupin
Wm. Ryan
Rice Wyatt
W. V. Sewell
R. C. Lloyd
R. C. Gatewood
Chenault Woodford
Colonel Gatewood
L. N. Beall
F. B. McCabe
Kelly Laughlin
James Lloyd
W. R. Thompson
F. W. Bassett
Olympian Springs
Globe Fertilizers
I. F
Bebe Neeeneenes
Mt. Sterling National Bank
Mt. Sterling
eReeee Eee
J. H. Conner
C. B. Patterson
Lloyd
Chas. D. Grubbs
Steve Pieratt
Montgomery National Bank
Chicago
St. Louis
N.S Ca
Male
County of Montgomery
Pierce Winn
K. Oldham
Total
Eee
Will
Greenwade’s
Mrs. Abner Oldham
R.H. White & CO. Drugs
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