Personal social notes from the city
Mrs Strother Mitchell visits relatives. Mrs M C Clay stayed in Louisville last week. Hon H Greene Garrett of Winchester visits the city. Judge Lewis Apperson attends legal business in Maysville. Miss Angela Bering of Cincinnati guests Miss Ida McKee. Scott Harkins of Prestonburg visits J M Pieratt. William French of Fort spend Sunday with his parents. D T Apperson of Cincinnati visits relatives. Miss Lillian Wood visiting grandparents in Louisville. Mrs Turney Patton of Carlisle guests of her mother Mrs Susan Lane. Hulan and Clark Kemper of Bourbon county in town. L Tipton Young of Louisville visits. Earl Harris, former Mt Sterling base ball manager, in city Saturday. Miss Sue Woods of Stanford returns home. Mr and Mrs J S Bogie and Ed leave for Hot Springs Ark for winter. R D Kidd and wife of Lexington spend weekend here. Misses Sophia Burgin and Louise McCanathy of Lexington visit. G B Pieratt of St Louis has been here at his father J M Pieratt’s bedside.
Local News and Visits Include Travel and Illness
Mr G H Strother returns from Columbus Kansas where he was called to his brother's bedside and reports improvement. Mrs M McKee and daughter Ada of Georgetown stayed with J W Hedden family briefly. Mr W R Nunnelley of Louisville worked with Germania Life Insurance in town. Mrs T D Jones returns from five week Hazel Green trip and visits relatives before leaving for Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Strother
Columbus
Kansas
Mrs. M. ©. McKee
Ada
Georgetown
J. W. Hedden
W. R. Nunnelley
Louisville
Germania Life Insurance Co
All wool blue serge suit a dandy at ten dollars
United Clothing Stores offers an all wool blue serge suit described as a dandy for ten dollars. Vanarsdell's advertises home made pure pork sausage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Clothing Stores
Vanarsdell’s
Fearful Rat Bite Endangers Leading Citizen Pieratt
The illness of Mr. J. Morton Pieratt is grave after a rat bite weeks ago. Physicians fear he cannot survive as the wound developed blood poisoning. Pieratt is a prominent local resident and his critical condition is widely mourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Morton Pieratt
Mr. Pieratt
For Rent Cottage on Harrison Avenue
Classified rental notice for a five room cottage on Harrison Avenue. Desirable neighborhood. Apply to 1711 Vanarsdell & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Avenue
Vanarsdell & Co
United Clothing Stores Promises Low Suit Prices
United Clothing Stores specializes in suits and overcoats priced at 10, 13.50, and 16.50, claiming to defy competition on these goods with low price points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Clothing Stores
W C T U Meeting Set At West High Street Home
The November business meeting of the W. C. T. U. will be held at Mrs. W. D. Van Antwerp's West High street home Thursday at 2 o'clock. All new members are urged to attend this gathering. W. P. Guthrie with United Clothing Stores. Sorosis shoes. W. H. Berry & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. VanAntwerp
West High Street
Old Glasses Belonging to Grandmother Found
Mr R J Setties of this city possesses a pair of eye glasses that belonged to his grandmother and are said to be over a century old. The frames are heavy silver and the lenses are small and nearly round in shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Setties
Walsh Co. Presents Corduroy Suits in Fine Range
Walsh Co. highlights corduroy suits in a new line aimed at value and style. The collection emphasizes durable fabrics and classic tailoring suitable for formal and business wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh Co
Sheep for sale 60 animals by C B Hainline
58 Western ewes and 2 bucks offered by C B Hainline. Phone 645x 17tf. New sweaters available at Walshs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Hainline
Marriages in Avon and Montgomery county scenes
The afternoon wedding at David's Fork Church unites Miss Sarah Weathers of Avon Kentucky with Cecil S. Greene of the city. Guests include Mr. Thos. Greene and Mt. Sterling and Cincinnati friends. A two week South trip follows. Also Mary Cobb Stofer and Harrison Bowman Ringo wed at the Stofer home with large reception and festive green and white decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Weathers
Avon
Cecil S. Greene
David’s Fork
Howard Weathers
Thos. P. Sutton
Mt. Sterling
Thos. Greene
Cincinnati
Wilmott Prewitt
Kellar Greene
Hunt Priest
Miss Weathers
Montgomery County
Mr. Greene
W. B. Greene
South
W. R. McKee
Claude Halley
G. B. Senff
Mary Cobb Stofer
Harrison Bowman Ringo
Stofer
Sycamore Street
A. H. Hirshman
Presbyterian Church
Grella
Rebecca Kendall
Jane Darnall
Flemingsburg
John Storer
Agnes Stofer
Jackson D. Stofer
Henry M. Ringo
Silas Storer
John A. Judy
Dan Priest
Fort Worth
Texas
Walter Meng
North Middletown
Social Events Highlight Six O Clock Dinners
Lexington social pages note a six o clock dinner at the home of Mr. J G Trimble honoring his daughter Mrs Thos D Jones of Tampa Fla. A separate event shows Mr and Mrs Thomas Henton hosting a yellow and white party for Miss Sarah Weathers of Avon and Mr Cecil Greene of Mt Sterling ahead of their marriage. A Halloween luncheon honors Miss Garnette Robinson with cider ginger bread and creative hat making using crepe paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Trimble
Thos. D. Jones
Tampa
Fla
Thomas Henton
Sarah Weathers
Avon
Cecil Greene
Mt. Sterling
Madison Place
Mrs. Henton
Miss Weathers
Mr. Greene
Mattie Weathers
Helen
Nellie Hammon
Eva Nennelley
T. P. Sutton
Keller Greene
William Dunn
Mr. Tallaferro
Lexington Herald
W. R. Thompson
High Street
Garnette Robinson
Marcia Hoffman
Young couple wed after reception travels to Lexington
In the dining room guests included Mrs. Grover Anderson Mrs. Percy Bryan and Miss Sue Woods of Stanford. A register sat in the music room with Mrs. Hirshman Frazer and Miss Nell How of Cincinnati. Coffee was served by several young women. After the reception Mr and Mrs Ringo left by automobile for Lexington to begin their wedding journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ya Young
Grover ©. Anderson
Percy Bryan
Sue Woods
Stanford
A. H. Hirshman
John 8. Frazer
Nell How
Cincinnati
Paulina Judy
Stella Robinson
Lodema Wood
Louise Lloyd
Mary Kemper Darnall
Emily Lloyd
Alice Young
Jean Kendall
October Social in Honor of Bride-to-Be
A festive dining room display features jack o lanterns pumpkins and corn stalks with a central pumpkin fruit and nut arrangement. Guests include Garnette Robinson Stella Robinson Paulina Judy Louise Crawford Lloyd Flo Shirley Alpha Enoch Julia Morris and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Greene
Mrs. Thompson
Garnette Robinson
Stella Robinson
Paulina Judy
Louise
Mary Crawford Lloyd
Flo Shirley
Alpha Enoch
Julia Morris
Louise Morris
Anne Caswell Prewitt
Nell Tipton
Estelle Kennard
Nettie Horton
Sue Fisher Woods
Lodema Wood
Rebecca Kendall
Xtra good trousers offered by United Clothing Stores
An advertisement notes $2.50 trousers from United Clothing Stores and S. E. Kelly & Co with a message inviting customers to bring country produce and promising fair treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xtra
United Clothing Stores
S. E. Kelly & Co
Taf
The Cockrell Sale Auction Totals Prices Declared
A large crowd attended M. O. Cockrell estate sale. Auctioneer Cravens listed prices for assets including 38-year-old mare mules at 200 to 325 per pair, 3-year-old horse mules at 280 per pair, a 6-year-old horse mule at 130, bay mare by Temple Bar at 122.50, Jersey cows and calf at 50 and 56, Jersey heifer 38, 175 sheep 2.10 to 3.60 each, grass seed strippers 50 to 55 each, with farm implements and lumber selling well and all prices fixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. O. Cockrell
Cravens
Temple Bar
The Famous Chicago Trance Medium Prof Sewell
A sensational promotion touts Prof Harry A. Sewell as a trance medium who reunites lovers settles quarrels aids marriages and helps with financial and legal troubles. It claims no fee upfront and cites multiple psychic group memberships to enhance credibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chicago Tribune
Sewell
Psychic Organization of America
British Medium Union
Yorkshire Union
National Union of Spiritalists
England
Spiritualistic Church Organizer Seeks Engagements
Organizer of the First Spiritualistic Church of Chicago born in Berlin in 1884. Prof Sewell, seventh son with the veil, offers mediumship development open for engagements at churches societies or at trumpet and materializing circles and private residences by appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Sewell
Berlin
Germany
Mrs. Rices Personal Sale Attracts Large Crowd
At the personal sale of Mrs. Rice and B Holman Rice a large crowd gathered and bidding was active. Auctioneer Walter Boyd lists prices for stock and farm implements with sheep $2.50 to $3.65 per head mules $75 to $125 hogs $5.50 to $7.10 per hundred pounds heifers 4c per pound and steers $5 to $5.85 per hundred pounds.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Duerson’s Drug Store
Court St
M. C. Clay
H. Greene Garrett
Winchester
Lewis Apperson
Maysville
Angela Bering
Ida McKee
Scott Harkins
Prestonburg
J. M. Pieratt
William French
Frankfort
D. T. Apperson
Lillian Wood
Mas
Mrs
A. T. Wood
Messrs
Hulan and
Clark Kemper
Bourbon County
L. Tipton Young
Earl Harris
G. C. Anderson
R. D. Kidd
Lexington
Sophia Burgin
Louise McCanathy
G. B. Pieratt
St. Louis
T. D. Jones
Hazel Green
Florida
W. Ge Ted
Walsh’s
W. P. Guthrie
Sorosis
America
W. H. Berry & Co
Ringo
Hallowe’en
Cockrell Sale
Harry A. Sewell
Chicago
James O’connell
Government Building
First Spiritualistic Church of
Mrs. Rice
Gorman Oe Stonling
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