Personal notices recount locals visiting and traveling
Mr and Mrs B G Land were in town Friday. Mrs Charles Nead of Stears is visiting. Tom P Owings of Ashland was here on business. Mrs Clayton Strode of Winchester spent Monday. Miss Ruth Wyatt went to Lexington Friday for an oculist. Mr S B Carrington was in Louisville on business. Webster P Huntington was in Lexington on business. Miss Nancy Berkley spent the weekend with relatives in Lexington. Mrs L W Klein of Duluth is visiting her sister. James R Magowan is in Memphis for a few days on business. Mrs J W Hedden Jr spent Friday and Saturday in Lexington. George Schlegel of Huntington visited friends here. Mrs L G Cannon and son of Georgetown are guests here. Mrs William P Apperson is visiting her daughter in Kingsport. Mrs W L Killpatrick spent several days in Owingsville visiting her father. Thomson Guthrie of the University of Kentucky spent the weekend with relatives. L C McCormick and son Graham and daughter spent Sunday with relatives. Tom Smiley Robinson of Cincinnati, formerly of here, was here greeting old friends. Warren Stoner and son Robert of Oklahoma City and Wichita were visitors here. J W Vanarsdell of Washington arrived for a visit to his brother. Homer French, a traveling salesman for Liggett Myers, spent a few days here. Stella Ogg has returned home from Indianapolis. Henry L Jones, of Lafayette, Miss, arrived to spend vacation with his parents. Mrs D C McNamara returned from Grand Rapids after attending Maria McNamara’s funeral. Mr McNamara and his sister Mrs Kath Carpenter of Lexington are staying at the Baumont Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Land
Jon
James R. Magowan
Memphis
Tenn
J. W. Hedden, Jr
Lexington
George Schlegel
Huntington
W. Va
L. G. Cannon
Little Son
Georgetown
William P. Apperson
B. G. Nanfell
Tom “Smiley” Robinson
Cincinnati
Warren Stoner
Oklahoma City
Okla
Robert
Wichita
Kansas
J. W. Vanarsdell
Washin
R. L. Vanarsdell
Homer French
Liggett & Meyers Tobacco Co
Stella Ogg
Grace Ogg
Indianapolis
Ind
F. Henry L. Jones
Lafayette Ings
John W. Jones
D. C. McNamara
Grand Rapids
Mich
MecNamara
Ee Maria B. McNamara
McNamara
Kath- Carpenter
John W. Lockridge
Grace Lockridge
C. B. Patterson
J. H. Conner
Bath County
Thomas H. Clarke
South
K. O. Clarke
J. M. Oliver
James K. Shropshire
Frankfort
J. Virgil Chapman
Bethel
John Withrow Eastin
Florida
Eastin
Ben F. Herriott
Joe Wilson
Louisville
J. 8. Wilson
Wilson
Messrs
Squire Turner
H. R. Prewitt
J. RR. Magowan
N. B. Young
R. C. Gatewood
D. C. Fox
KF. A. McCabe
A. Dwyer
Frank Wyatt
Ed. McNamara
C. M. Edwards
Elizabeth Lockridge
Hornet County Brief Finds Democratic Paper Spotlight
A brief notice from the Tue Hornet in Fork, North Carolina highlights a year of political coverage. The item notes increased attention on a local Democratic paper and its influence in regional discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tue Hornet
Fork. N.C
Local residents greet visitors and note travels
A long list of local people are reported visiting friends and relatives, returning from trips to St. Louis Cincinnati Lexington and Florida. Several residents are named with travels to Bethel Ky Frankfort Ind Huntington W Va and Louisville. One man, Joe Wilson, had an Officers Reserve Training Camp application rejected for weight. A group attended the Derby in Louisville on Saturday.
Local Health Notes From Lexington Area
The column reports Mrs. Elizabeth Gering improving while Mr. Will T. Hunt shows partial recovery after fever. Mrs. T. M. Greene continues to improve post an earlier Lexington hospital operation. Mrs. Will Judy of Clark county is dangerously ill at home with death expected soon. Dan Maupin underwent gall stone surgery at a Lexington hospital and is recovering well. Mrs. Anderson C. Bogie is recovering at the Good Samaritan hospital in Lexington after three weeks’ treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Gering
Will T. Hunt
T. M. Greene
Lexington
Will Judy
Clark County
William Hull
Dan Maupin
Anderson C. Bogie
Good Samaritan Hospital
Relatives Host Elder Lester Preaching in Two Sessions
Virginia preacher Elder T G Lester will speak Thursday afternoon at Mrs Susan Lanes home and again Thursday evening at Mrs Ed L Williams home. Rev J L Darsie of Pittsburg visiting son Rev Clyde Darsie preached at the Christian church Sunday morning and evening with high praise. Clyde Darsie delivered the baccalaureate sermon in Paintsville public school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Lester
Virginia
Susan Lane
Ed. L. William
J. L. Darsie
Pittsburg
Clyde Darsie
Christian Church
Darsie
Paintsville
Social events invitations and gatherings of May 1917
A May 1917 social roundup lists invitations and dinners. Miss Mildred Tonkin invites Miss Downs for a May 17 gathering at 2, Miss Elizabeth Lockridge hosts a patriotic party for Mrs. Cannon with Chautauqua Circle members present, and Miss Mattie Moberly hosts a six o clock dinner and Rock party. Mrs. Joe Douglas recalls a surprise 1917 birthday dinner with family and friends including Rev. George Douglas and others.
Notable Local Names in Public Notices
Joe Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. EB T Hancock, Miss Ora Hays, Mr. and Mrs H R Hays, Mr. and Mrs Will Ford, Mr. and Mrs Howard Ford and daughter Rena, Mrs Lula Holmes, Mr Addison Collis and Miss Hallie Collis appear in a readable segment of names likely tied to a community notice or social column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Douglas
EB. T. Hancock
Ora Hays
H. R. Hays
Will Ford
Howard Ford
Rena
Lula Holmes
Addison Collis
Hallie Collis
Vanarsdell & Co Advertises Free Aluminum Ware
A vintage ad from Vanarsdell and Company offers free aluminum ware with Cheer Up Coffee and invites readers to inquire about the proposition. The brief notice emphasizes a promotional deal and directs interest to the advertiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanarsdell & Co
Automobile Fatality Near Winchester
Leo F. Keating of Meldman and Keating was killed when a car traveling from Lexington to Winchester crashed into a bridge. Two other men were injured as the vehicle struck the bridge early Sunday. Keating died from a broken neck within minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo F. Keating
Meldman & Keating
Lexinton
Winchester
Keating
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wey
Duerson’s Drug Store
Court Street
L. W. Klien
Duluth, Minn
Ben R. Turner
Thomson Guthrie
the Unity of Kentucky
L. C. McCormick
Graham
W. C
Hazel Grubbs
St. Louis
Margaret Frost
Wwe
MT. Sterling
Purina
I. F
Tandy Chenault
Camargo Pike
Richard Glover
Guthrie, Oklo
Grover C. Anderson
James Bogie
Webster P. Huntington
Gemmill B. Senff
Mary Ellen Glover
Earl King Senff
Mattie Moberly
Moberly
Paris Pike
Thos. J. Bigstaff
Dock Hall
Robert Howell
Ab. Hall
William Howell
Frank P. Boyd
Fisher Mark
Henry L. Greene
Earl Farris
John Royse
Jilson Whitsett
Tom Moberly
J. C. Graves
Douglas
N. Ss. Lloyd
Trad
Bryan & Robinson
Jewelers
Iml
EU Inu
Hamburger Bros.& Co
Waltiners
The
Walsh Co
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