Local residents and visitors noted in weekly social roundups
The column lists numerous people visiting or visiting from Louisville Lexington Bourbon County Canada Cincinnati and Frankfort. It notes moves to Levee Pike Holt Avenue and residence changes and several relatives and friends visiting during the past week. It mentions trips to Hot Springs Ark Martinsville Indiana and Central University Danville and attendance at Judge EO C ORear speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McClure Fogg
Lexington
Stella Rankin
S. F. Hamilton
Hot Springs
Ark
Bernice Hall Clay
Louise McConathy
Messrs
Priest
Hulan Kemper
Bourbon County
Ben Triplett
Canada
Local Health Roundup and Notable Ailments
Reports list several local residents in varying health states. C D Wade shows some improvement while W A DeHaven remains ill with heart trouble. Lila Mae Harper has recovered enough to go out. J Roger Gatewood remains seriously ill. G E Coons and Norman Horton suffer lengthy illnesses. H G Tabb is described as in dangerous condition after surgery. Plus local retail items from Corduroy pants to Seal ski caps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila Mae Harper
J. Roger Gatewood
G. E. Coons
Norman Horton
South Queen Street
Woodford and Young families in travel and horse sale notes
William Young travels to Shreveport Louisiana with a wagon of fine horses sold by Walnut Grove Stock Farm owned by R. B. Young and Son. Buckner Woodford from Cincinnati and Mrs. W. W. Cott of Cleveland stayed with H. M. Woodford and family along with sister Mrs. J. Carroll Hamilton last week. Henry M. Woodford and wife with son-in-law J. R. Lee and wife and their son Kelly head to McIntosh Florida to establish a new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Young
Shreveport
Walnut Grove Stock Farm
R. B. Young & Son
Buckner Woodford
Cincinnati
W. W. Cott
Cleveland
Ohio
H. M. Woodford
J. Carroll Hamilton
Henry M. Woodford
J. R. Lee
Kelly Woodford
McIntosh
Florida
Births in Providence and New York City
In Providence Rhode Island to Max Glick's household a fine baby. In New York City on October 28 1911 to the wife of Mr Bainbridge Richardson a son formerly Mrs Rebecca Miller of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Max Glick
New York City
Bainbridge Richardson
Jubilee Movement Meeting At Baptist Church
All members of the Missionary Societies are urged to attend a Jubilee Movement meeting at the Baptist church Thursday afternoon October 9 at 2 o clock. Reports from committees will be given and the Jubilee program finalized. Revival services begin November 12 at the Methodist Church with Rev. J B Harris of Wilmore Ky preaching at 2 30 and 7 30 daily. Music sermons and active work to promote righteousness will mark the week and everyone is invited to cooperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Societies
Baptist Church
Methodist Church
J. B. Harris
Wilmore
Miss Mary Smith Hosts Elegant Sycamore Street Euchre
Miss Mary Smith entertained about forty guests at a euchre gathering at her Sycamore street home last Wednesday followed by a luncheon. Mrs Charles W Nesbitt and Mrs Amanda T Howell hosted an elaborate afternoon event at Nesbitt home corner Sycamore and High streets with nearly one hundred attendees and a multi course luncheon. Guests traveling from Versailles North Middletown Louisville Winchester Chicago Independence and Owingsville attended the social occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Smith
Sycamore Street
Miss Smith
Charles W. Nesbitt
Amanda T. Howell
Vernon Mastin
Versailles
Charles Clark
Lawrence Mitchell
North Middletown
Leila Scoggen
Louisville
L. B. Cockrell
Winchester
Helen Tash
Chicago
Perry Allen
Independence
Espie Goodpaster
Owingsville
Elegant Halloween Banquet For City Youth at Ringo's Cafe
Last Thursday night a refined autumn banquet for the younger society set filled Ringo's Cafe with decorations of autumn leaves and jack o lantern pumpkins. The eight course event followed a Table Opera House gathering, with eight couples at the main table and chaperones at two smaller ones. Notables attending included Elizabeth Perry Vitalia Kingsolying Winona Tipton Emerald Judy Alice Young Margaret Looney Emily Robinson Nancy C Owings Catherine Greene Caldwell Clay Tom Grubbs Richard Apperson Ermine French Tipton Wilson Gilbert Satterwhite Stewart McCormick Robert Nelson Howell Reese chaired by Mr and Mrs R P Thomas Mr and Mrs G C Anderson and Mr and Mrs G B Senff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Table Opera House
Elizabeth Perry
Vitalia Kingsolying
Winona Tipton
Emerald Judy
Alice Young
Margaret Looney
Emily Robinson
Nancy C. Owings
Catherine Greene
Caldwell Clay
Tom Grubbs
Richard Apperson
Ermine French
Tipton Wilson
Gilbert Satterwhite
Stewart McCormick
Robert Nelson
Howell Reese
R. P. Thomas
G. C. Anderson
G. B. Senff
Diamond sale opportunity before price rise
Jno. W. Jones advertises a 30 day diamond sale with special prices due to a price increase by the diamond syndicate. He urges customers to buy now before further rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno. W. Jones
Stray Heifer At Large Near Judy Seeks Owner
A red yearling heifer has wandered onto a property near Judy for about two months. Owner must prove ownership and cover the cost of keep plus this notice. Also notices of rental room, and local clothing and meat products advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy
Adelia Rankin
Destructive Fire Hits West Liberty Stores
A major blaze in West Liberty Morgan county destroyed seven to eight buildings including Day & Davis and Oakley and Lykins stores and damaged the Coal Hotel. Loss estimated around 20000 dollars with about 10000 dollars insured. Hoffman agency of this city insured all affected buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
Morgan County
Day & Davis
Oakley & Lykins
Hoffman Agency
Local grocer buys bankrupt stock and plans open sale
Mr. Fred Weckesser of Spot Cash Grocery acquires the Eliza Moore & Sons bankrupt stock at Johnson Station and moves items to the Cockrell store room near Mt. Sterling National Bank. The goods will be sold individually, not in bulk, and will be released for sale next Saturday at 50 cents on the dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Weckesser
Spot Cash Grocery
Eliza Moore & Sons
Johnson Station
Cockrell
Mt. Sterling National Bank
Death of Respected Colored Woman in Bean's Precinct
Eliza Sydner aged 49 died at her Bean's precinct home last Thursday of acute Brights disease. A highly respected colored woman, she leaves a husband and several children and earnest sympathy from white and colored neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Sydner
Class Adoption Ceremony Led by Modern Woodmen Drill Team
Tuesday November 21 features a big class adoption event conducted by the Modern Woodmen of America. The program will be explained by a drill team and all neighboring camps are urged to attend. A. B. Crum serves as Special D H C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of America
A. B. Crum
Hats Bargain Sale in Cincinnati by Mrs Greenwade
Mrs. H C Greenwade announces a special sale of pattern hats in Cincinnati. Hats priced at 20 dollars are offered for 10 dollars to attract early buyers, with many other hats also discounted to bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
H. C. Greenwade
Carriage to Meet Trains at Lloyd's Stable
Service offers carriages to meet trains with baggage handling by Will Bean. Both carriers operate from Lloyd's stable and meet all trains. Rate is 25 cents per person each way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd’s Stable
Bean
Corduroy suits and warm wear advertised by Walsh Bros
The Fair offers men’s heavy underwear at 35c each and tan socks at 15c a pair. Walsh Bros advertise corduroy suits and cravenette slip-on over garments for hunters and customers seeking warm, practical clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh Bros
Cravenette
Fence Dispute Spurs Fence Cut Damage on Lexington Avenue
Mrs P Meguire’s Lexington avenue property fence, marking a disputed boundary with Winchester pike, was chopped by wire pliers Monday night. The act damaged the fence. the writer calls for legal remedy if the fence location remains unsettled and condemns violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Meguire
Lexington Avenue
Winchester Pike
Household goods and a harness gelding sale notice
Look five cents each items listed for sale at The Fair Store including stone teapots gallon butter jars gallon matches lantern globe box letter paper and an 18 inch tin wash pan all for a nickel. W L May sells to Caywood and Hamilton a harness gelding for 200 dollars in North Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. May
This County
Caywood & Hamilton
North
Middletown
Iron bridge starts rising at Machpelah Cemetery
The iron bridge for Machpelah Cemetery Co has arrived and is being erected by Brackett Bridge Co of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machpelah Cemetery Co
Brackett Bridge Co
Cincinnati
Bazaar to Benefit New Sunday School Rooms
The Mission Band of the Christian church hosts a bazaar on December 8 and 9 at Roberts and Mastin's to raise funds for new Sunday school rooms. The Fair Store offers cash sales to shoppers, encouraging winter purchases at lower prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Band of the Christian Church
Roberts & Mastin’s
Last Notice on City Taxes Penalty Imposed
The city tax collector announces that unpaid city and school taxes must be paid by December 1 to avoid a ten percent penalty. Readers are urged to call and settle promptly. B. J. McDonap, City Tax Collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. McDonap
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rvey
Duerson’s Drug Store
Court St
T. C. Coleman
Ben Cox
Charlie Lindsay
Clarence Thomas
Rufus Hadden
Levee Pike
Mr. G. Y. Triplett
Holt Avenue
Mrs. Yancy Orme
Mr. Orme
Mary Vansant Tabb
Robert Trimble, Jr
Central University
Danville
J. Q. Stephens
John F. Richardson
W. R. Nunnelley
James Pickrell
M. E. McClure
Dry Ridge
Claude Conrad
Williamstown
Anna Mary Triplett
Arthur
Richardson
Martinsville
Ind
John O’rear
Jotn Hazelrigg
E. C. O’rear
Frankfort
E. OC. O’rear
Mr. C. D. Wade
H. G. Tabb
Sweet Orr
Punch & Graves
Greenwade
Vanarsdell’s
Kerr’s
Mir
Dake
Diamonds
Lane
Hunting Coats
Greenwade’s
Norfolk
Vymon
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