Lyceum Course Set for Mt. Sterling Public School Year
Mt Sterling Public School to host a Lyceum series with Cleveland Colt Lyceum Bureau. Attractions include the Dunbark Male Quartette and Bell-Ringers Noah Beilharz Brewer Entertainers Tom Hendricks Beverly s and additional acts likely. Season tickets offered at a low rate after fall opening.
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Mt. Sterling Public School
Colt Lyceum Bureau
Cleveland
Tom Hendricks
Mark Twain
Beverly’s
Lyceum
For Sale Privately Modern Brick Cottage on East High
Private sale of a modern brick cottage on East High Street with a nice bathroom and updated conveniences. Possession can be given at once. Apply to T. K. Barnes.
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East High Street
T. K. Barnes
City imposes $1000 annual license for malt beverages
In a special session the City Council approved an ordinance setting a $1,000 yearly license for selling malt mead maltine or similar drinks and restricting sale locations within the city. The measure notes these drinks are considered soft but contain alcohol and expects few license applicants.
Attending Conclave From City For Knight Templar Meet
A list of residents traveling to the Knight Templar conclave in Danville this week includes A A Hazelrigg S S Pinney C W Kirkpatrick T P Sutton R H Turner R M French W O Hopper W E Harding John Crockett John William Edward William J H Brunner W P Oldham J C Bailey R G Kern L E Griggs C K Oldham C D Grubbs and Mrs 8S 8S Pinney Mrs J R Crockett Mrs C W Kirkpatrick Mrs J C Bailey Mrs L E Griggs Miss Annie B Pinney Miss Fannie Maybeth Pinney Miss Nettie Horton and Miss Nelle Tipton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Messrs. A. A. Hazelrigg
S. S. Pinney
C. W. Kirkpatrick
T. P. Sutton
R. H. Turner
R. M. French
W. O. Hopper
W. E. Harding
John Crockett
John William
Edward William
J. H. Brunner
W. P. Oldham
J. C. Bailey
Corset Company Ad With Hair Goods By Mrs Emi Lee Young
Local advertisement from Goodwin Corset Company offers corsets and hair goods along with Marivello preparations. Mrs Emi Lee Young is the contact, phone number 508, 47,4t listed.
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Goodwin Corset Company
Emi Lee ‘Young
Prize Winner Dorothy Tyler in National Oats Sketch Contest
Miss Dorothy Tyler earned prize recognition in the National Oats "Sketch the Girl Con test" contest. The event highlighted her drawing among top submissions and brought community attention to the competition.
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Dorothy Tyler
Mt Sterling Public Schools Set June Commencement Week
Commencement exercises in Mt Sterling mark a series of events from June 6 to June 9. The high school and grammar school diplomas will be awarded with a program including class day, a baccalaureate sermon, and an address by Georgetown College historian Professor John L. Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling Public Schools
W. O. Hopper
Mary Beall
Martha Botts
Howard van Antwerp
Martha Pangborn
Anna Davis Sewell
Julia
Loraine Caton
Martha Pangburn
Marion Dudley White
Julia Rodman
Russell de Haven
Charles Oldham
Joseph S. Wilson
Warren Bainbridge Robertson
M. V. P. Yeaman
Presbyterian Church
Kidd
Lexington
NEW PICTURE SHOW COMING TO MAIN STREET BUILDING
Victor Bloomfield of Winchester and Marvin Gay of this city have leased the former P H Davis saloon building on Main Street from J R Miller for a moving picture theater. The centrally located venue will seat four to five hundred after extensive improvements and aims to be among the best in the state.
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Messrs
Victor Bloomfield
Winchester
Marvin Gay
J. R. Miller
Main Street
P. H. Davis
Bloomfield
Gay
Paramount
Famous Player Pictures
Supervisors Finalize Tax Raise Notices and Review
City Board of Supervisors, John D. Greenwade, Green H. Strother and G Egbert Coons, conclude work on Assessor Fitzpatrick tax books and issue about 100 raise notices to be considered in ten days. Home grown strawberries fresh daily at Vanarsdell's.
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John D. Greenwade
Green H. Strother
G. Egbert Coons
City Board of Supervisors
Fitzpatrick
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Reid Prewitt in California
A telegram reports the sudden death of Mrs Elizabeth Reid Prewitt at her Pulair county California home. She was daughter of the late Newton Reid and widow of John Prewitt, longtime resident of this city, owned property on North Maysville Street now held by John G. Winn. She leaves her mother and one step daughter among many relatives. burial plans were not confirmed when the note reached press.
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Elizabeth Reid Prewitt
Pulair County
California
Mrs Lockridge wills estate to four children after debts
The will of Mrs Mary Lockridge widow of Charles Lockridge probated in County Court last week. After debt and funeral costs are paid she leaves 100 dollars to each daughter and furniture to both. the estate, real and personal, is to be sold with proceeds divided among Lula Lucy Robert and Frank Lockridge. Robert Lockridge appointed administrator. appraisers named A L Tipton B F Carpenter and Steve Pieratt.
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Mary Lockridge
Charles Lockridge
B. F. Carpenter
Steve Pieratt
For Rent Five room Cottage on Harrison Avenue
For Rent. Five room cottage on Harrison avenue. Apply to 47 tr. R. L. Vanarsdell.
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Harrison Avenue
R. L. Vanarsdell
Instruments Stolen From Beacraft Stable Be Locust Street
Surveying instruments owned by Mr. F. S. Parrigin were taken from a buggy at the Beacraft stable on Locust street. Police set to trace clues and identify the thief. Parrigin, an engineer from Lexington, has been here weeks surveying roads for state aid. The instruments are valuable to engineers but useless to others.
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F. S. Parrigin
Beacraft
Locust Street
Parrigin
Lexington
Public spirited citizen Strother aids Sycamore street project
Mr. G. H. Strother, a leading local businessman, funded screenings for rock spread on Sycamore street at his own expense, with the city supplying the rock. The note praises his public spirited acts and urges more citizens like him.
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G. H. Strother
Sycamore Street
Mr. Strother
Miller Purchases Yarrid Fruit Store on Maysville Street
Mr. J. R. Miller bought the Yarrid Fruit Store on Maysville Street last week and has taken possession. With years of experience in the business he plans several improvements and offers best wishes for success in his venture.
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J. R. Miller
Maysville Street
Miller
Held to Grand Jury in Grand Larceny Case
Raymond Thomas a color ed man, brought from Lexington by Detective J C Stewart, appeared before Police Judge Turner. He waived examination and was held to await the September grand jury on a charge of grand larceny for stealing two suits of clothing and other items from Punch Graves Co. Entrance thought through a transom. Officers say Thomas claimed to buy the clothing from a white man and be from Covington. letters showed he resided here.
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Raymond Thomas
Lexington
J. C. Stewart
Turner
Punch, Graves & Co
Thomas
Covington
William R. Tipton Appointed Road Construction Supervisor
Mr. William R. Tipton has passed examinations and been appointed supervisor of the Bourbon county road construction under state aid this year. He has years of experience in similar work and is regarded as a competent man.
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William R. Tipton
Bourbon County
Tipton
Will Attend Auto Races At Indianapolis Meet
Messrs. R. R. Stone H. M. Wyatt T. P. Sutton V. V. Sewell Lee Trimble Rice Wyatt and R. M. French will attend the automobile races at Indianapolis the latter part of the week.
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Messrs
R. R. Stone
H. M. Wyatt
T. P. Sutton
V. V. Sewell
Lee Trimble
Rice Wyatt
R. M. French
Indianapolis
Saloon closures push business moves after Mt Sterling dries
Mt Sterling joins the dry cities at twelve o'clock Tuesday night causing liquor businessmen to relocate to Lexington and other towns. Several saloon buildings have been rented and others to follow as new occupancies are expected soon.
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Mt. Sterling
Lexington
Will Move to Lexington After Firm Dissolves
The saloon firm of Young and Beidleman dissolves its partnership. Mr Beidleman purchases the Pete Strader property in Lexington and will relocate there with his family.
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Young & Beidleman
Beidleman
Pete Strader
Lexington
Hall designated estate administrator for J Milt Hall
County Judge Chenault appointed Mrs. Sarah A. Hall administrator of the estate of her husband J Milt Hall. She posted bond with W T Fitzpatrick Jr as surety and assumed control of the affairs.
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Chenault
Sarah A. Hall
J. Milt Hall
W. T. Fitzpatrick, Jr
Condition Still Serious In Owingsville Resident
Mrs John W Honaker of Owingsville remains seriously ill after several days of illness though some friends fear her condition may not improve.
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John W. Honaker
Owingsville
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Dunbark
United States
Noah Beilharz
Payal Eae Ae
Berl
State Mutual Life Assurance of
Massachusetts
H. G. Hoffman
Mr. Sterling
Kentucky
Best Home
Vanarsdell’s
Elizabeth R. Prewitt
The
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Coats
Children’s Coats
Rogers
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