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Newspaper

Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1916

Page

4

The Kentucky Magazine Praised for Beauty and Excellence

The initial number of The Kentucky Magazine has appeared and those who examined it praise its beauty and general excellence. Credit is given to its editor Col. Webster P. Huntington and a successful reception is predicted.

Kentucky Magazine Webster P. Huntington

Watson McKinney wedding ties city and Frankfort families

Mr Welton C Watson son of Henry Watson and Miss Anna Prewitt McKinney of Frankfort were married at the bride’s parents home last Wednesday with Rev T W Watts officiating. Miss Clara McKinney maid of honor and Ratcliffe Baird best man. Attendants Birdie Bobo and William McKinney. McKinney sang and Cora Salyers played the wedding march. The bride wore brown silk with matching hat and roses. attendants wore brown and carried chrysanthemums. Watson works for Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Co.

Cora Salyers

Bride Appears As Attractive Young Woman in Advocate Friends’ Toast

The Advocate notes many friends praising the bride as a most attractive young woman and joins in wishing the couple prosperity and happiness.

Death of Miss Sarah Abbott at Versailles

Residents mourn the loss of Miss Sarah Abbott after an appendicitis operation at Versailles. She taught at Maragreat College and was a daughter of Rev. G. C. Abott of Hopkinsville. A 22 year old Randolph-Macon graduate, she drew wide sympathy from clergy and townspeople.

Sarah Abbott Versailles Miss Abbott Maragreat College G. C. Abott Hopkinsville Episcopal Church Randolph-Macon Woman’s College

Hurst Home Insurance Offered by Co-Op Agent

Farmers' cooperative insurance offered by J. T. Coons, agent. Contact via phone 456 W-1.

J. T. Coons

Country Women Organize Literary Society

On November 1 the Country Woman's Literary Society organized at Tea Cap Inn with members enrolled and officers elected. The group aims for self improvement through history and current events, raising country school standards, and assisting country women, while planning a rest room and coordinating with the W C T U. An address by Miss Williamson highlighted local social work, and the day ended with a luncheon and adjournment to meet November 15.

Tea Cap Inn Country Woman's Literary Society T. J. Bigstaff R. EB. Tipton Alexine Bigstaff Wm. Howell Sidney Johnson R. M. Jones Jesse Highland Will Ed Jones Chas. Anderson Joe Crouch Georgia Sledd O. B. Demaree W. E. Farris Marshall Myers Mattie Moberly R. E. Tipton

Mt Sterling Woman Praises Doan’s Kidney Pills

Mrs. Nelson of Mt Sterling reports kidney trouble first with backache fatigue and headaches and credits Doan’s Kidney Pills with restoring health. More than three years later she still endorses the remedy and its benefits. Sold at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y.

Mt. Sterling Nelson Richmond Street Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo, N. Y

Suits Settled and Greenwade Will Case Dismissed

In the Circuit Court last week Mrs Addie Kelly's suit against the C and O Railroad was dismissed as settled with damages of 12500. The Greenwade will case was also dismissed with the estate divided among heirs. The Chiles admr case against Spratt was continued to the next term.

Addie Kelly R. A. Chiles Admr Ws. J. B. Spratt

Greenwade's Home-Killed Pork Sausage 20 Cents Pound

Greenwade's offers the finest home-killed pork sausage priced at 20 cents per pound. Local shopper notices advertise quality meat and value from the Greenwade’s market.

Greenwade’s

Grimes Resigns Cafe Job for Cincinnati Post Role

Mr. Lee Grimes, longtime clerk at Lloyds Cafe, resigns and takes a traveling representative position with the Cincinnati Post. He is described as bright and deserving with many friends who expect him to succeed.

Lee Grimes Lloyd’s Cafe Cincinnati Post Young Grimes

Local Produce and Meats Offered by Sanitary Meat Co

Head and leaf lettuce cucumbers cauliflower celery cranberries and fruits of all kinds available from Sanitary Meat Co. Fresh produce and meats offered with emphasis on quality and variety for shoppers seeking daily staples.

Peter Chenault Aims at Trotting Records in Kentucky

Local owner E R Little ships trotter Peter Chenault to Lexington for breeders meeting to challenge four year old stallion record of 2 02 held by Peter Volo. Dennis driven times 2 06 4 and 2 05 4, seeks mile record and may race at Montgomery County Fair half mile track to break 2 07 14.

Kentucky Trotting Association Peter Volo Peter Chenault Thomas W. Murphy E. R. Little

Piano for Sale Upright in Good Condition

Upright piano for sale recently tuned and in good condition. Call 714 for details or to arrange viewing.

Beech-Nut Breakfast Bacon in One-Pound Boxes Sold

Beech-Nut breakfast bacon is offered in one-pound boxes at Vanarsdell's grocery.

Vanarsdell’s

Also Mentioned on This Page

Piato the Kentucky Magazine Hoffman’s Real Estate and Loan Agency Riginal Loan Age Frankfort Mr. Welton C. Watson Henry Watson Watson The Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Co Hurst the Home Insurance Co New York America the Royal, of Liverpool Insurance Company London & Globe Hoffman W. A. Sutton & Son MT. Sterling, KY Country Women Sanitary Meat Co Fiy Royal Baking Powder CO Lexington Trotting Track Alonzo McDonald Peter the Great Stella Chenault A. B Oldham & Son
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