Personal notices record visits and travels of local residents
A string of short items notes visits and trips by residents. Albert and Mrs Botts visited friends in Louisville. Eliza Harris returned from Tennessee. Mrs Lewis Mitchell and daughter Josephine visit relatives in Paris. Others travel from Ashland to visit Vanarsdell family, and more attend races in Louisville or attend courts and social events locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Botts
Louisville
Eliza Harris
Tennessee
Lewis Mitchell
Josephine
Paris
Clarence Powers
E. H. Goodpastor
C. B. Dixon
Ashland
R. L. Vanarsdell
Jefferson Ballard
Greenbrier
W. Va
Advocate Office
George C. Eastin
Bright Cockrell
Marvin Gay
C. E. Stephens
Anne Willis Mithoffer
Winchester
Geo. R. Snyder
Ratliff Lane
Washington
New York
J. Bradley
Alpha Bradley
Sharpsburg
J. H. Wilkerson
Valley View
Wilkerson
East Main Street
Birth of Daughter to Captain and Mrs. Ray mond E. Toms
A birth announcement from Chicago reports the arrival of a daughter to Captain and Mrs. Ray mond E. Toms. Mrs. Toms previously named Miss Paulina Judy of the local city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond E. Toms
Chicago
New Gown Sought for Welcome of New Cook
A person requests a new gown for the arrival of a new cook. The speaker believes their current wardrobe is unsuitable for receiving the cook tomorrow. The exchange conveys domestic concern and preparation pressures in a concise dialogue style.
Ills Improve At Local Hospitals From Lexington Reports
Encouraging news comes from Jere Coleman at Good Samaritan Hospital Lexington that his condition has improved and he may recover. Albert Bridges, who had an appendectomy at a Lexington hospital last week, is also regaining strength and expected to return home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jere Coleman
Good Samaritan
Lexington
Albert Bridges
Country dinner hosts Mr and Mrs Anderson Bogie
Mr and Mrs Anderson Bogie entertained at a dinner Saturday evening at their country home. Guests included Mr and Mrs J McNeal Mr and Mrs Lawless Gatewood Mr and Mrs C W Kirkpatrick Mr and Mrs Charles Lindsay Mrs John Speer Miss Suzette Johnson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson C. Bogie
J. ©. McNeal
Lawless Gatewood
C. W. Kirkpatrick
Charles Lindsay
John Speer
Suzette Johnson
Bogie
Luncheon for Visitors at Phoenix Hotel Lexington
J Coleman Reid hosted a Friday luncheon at the Phoenix Hotel Lexington in honor of Mrs Richard Reid Rogers and her guests the Duchess de Chaulness and Duc de Crussel of Paris. Also present were Mrs Rutherford Bingham of New York and Miss Evelyn Hughes of Jackson Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Coleman Reid
Phoenix Hotel
Lexington
Richard Reid Rogers
Duchess de Chaulness
Duc de Crussel
Paris
France
Rutherford Bingham
New York
Evelyn Hughes
Jackson
Tennessee
Taylor and Alexander from State at Large
The State Convention backed Democrats Taylor and Alexander for the fall ticket at the Admin Committee’s request. Dr A J Alexander of Spring Station Woodford County led the Democratic Forward League which pushed for prohibition. Col Marion E Taylor of Louisville a leading distiller earned the party’s admiration for magnanimity and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Alexander
Spring Station
Woodford County
Democratic Forward League
Marion E. Taylor
Louisville
Democratic Party
Large antique style house hold furniture sale listing
An itemized inventory showcases walnut book cases with desks, a handsome library table, walnut couch with green leather, armchairs, side chairs, white enameled bookshelves, an oak dining set with seven leaves, twelve dining chairs, a china closet and buffets, kitchen tables and appliances, refrigerators, porch furniture, mirrors, washstands, rosewood chests, antique rosewood bed, lawn seating, area rugs in Japanese and Greek designs, curtains and draperies, green shades, Crex rugs, a bronze chandelier, electric curtains poles, kitchen cabinet, wicker chairs, reed wicker chairs, and miscellaneous ligneous pieces including beds and dining items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Revered Minnie Graves Class Presents Piano Recital
Miss Minnie Sue Graves' music class offered a piano recital Friday in the Baptist church auditorium. A large audience praised the pupils as they performed with grace and skill under their instructor. Performers included Virginia Conroy, Clara Fassett, Mary Bridgforth, Mary Ellen Byrd, Angela Hainline, Marene Cockrell, Alma Cockrell, Elizabeth Bogie, Virginia Ayres, Susan Gatewood, Ada McKee, Elizabeth Collier, Anne Kenny Prewitt, Judith Johnson, Agnes Storer, Mary Bratton Morris, Rose Punch, Catherine Redmond, Edna Owings, Margaret Guthrie, Marjorie Sullivan, Virginia Coons, and Genevieve Settles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Sue Graves
The
Baptist Church
Virginia Conroy
Clara Fassett
Mary Bridgforth
Mary Ellen Byrd
Angela Hainline
Marene Cockrell
Alma Cockrell
Elizabeth Bogie
Virginia Ayres
Susan Gatewood
Ada Mc
Take Down Motto Sparks Rent Worry in Drama
A heated exchange erupts as a tenant urges removing the motto There's No Place Like Home to avoid landlord suspicion of happiness. The quarrel centers on possible rent hikes tied to perceived contentment in the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Growcher
Parisian guests leave Bella Vista party after three weeks
The Duc de Crussel and the Duchess de Chaulnes of Paris along with Mrs. Rutherford Bingham of New York and Miss Evelyn Hughes of Jackson Tennessee attended a three week house party at Bella Vista hosted by Mr and Mrs Reid Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duc de Crussel
Duchess de Chaulnes
Paris
France
Rutherford Bingham
New York
Evelyn Hughes
Jackson
Tennessee
Bella Vista
Reid Rogers
Eggs Candling Law to Start May 15
Beginning May 15 to January 15 storekeepers and egg dealers must candle eggs under a Kentucky State Legislature law. Farmers should gather eggs two to three times daily in hot weather and store them cool to prevent losses of eggs and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Eoi
Two modern flats
Readable fragment notes two contemporary flats, likely listing or notice. Names and precise details are incomplete.
Children Garments Featured by Lacey Arnold Shop
Winchester as Cincinnati dealer showcased a full line of children's garments at the Rest Room today. Mrs Mithoffer, a well known local figure, took many orders for her firm, a leading maker of hand made children’s clothing in the United States. Tobacco plants for sale Roy L Morris 64 41 homesick stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Willis Mithoffer
Winchester
Lacey Arnold
Cincinnati
Mithoffer
United States
Poultry Yard Ad From Lee in Tom Green County Ma
Local note advertises sacks for sale at Sullivan's Poultry Yard with a signature from L. W. Lee of Tom Green County Texas. The message is brief and lacks additional contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan’s Poultry Yard
L. W. Lee
Tom Green
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Georgia Sledd
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Richard P. Winn
Centre College
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Thomas D. Grubbs
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Edgar Wood Baum
Marietta
Ohio City Gas Co
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Clayton Howell
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