Social visitors and relocations across states and cities
A long list of residents and relatives travel and relocate from Kentucky to places like Chicago Lexington and DeLand Florida. Individuals named include Laura Hart Thomas McCormick Charlie Eskridge John Barnes Rexander Benton Ollie Triplett and many others with moves visits and hosting in Paris Lexington Winchester Versailles and Olympian Springs. There are funeral attendance notes and a revival service in Winchester with local families and a motor trip to Indianapolis Chicago and Martinsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McCormick
Lexington
Charlie Eskridge
Ashland
John M. Barnes
Paris
River trip and visiting plans around Williamsburg
Tomorrow a ten page beer and fishing outing is planned on the River near Williamsburg. Sunday companions include B. R. Prewitt H. M. Prewitt C. W. McCormick and W. B. Carrington. Mrs. Clayton Howell returns from Cincinnati and other relatives prepare for trips to Chicago and Cincinnati while a rock party is hosted at West High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
B. R. Prewitt
H. M. Prewitt
C. W. McCormick
W. 8. Carrington
Clayton Howell
Cincinnati
Miss Bess Shadkelford Hosts Bridge Club Evening
Miss Bess Shadkelford will entertain the bridge club at her sister Mrs Marion W Bridges home on North Maysville Street Wednesday evening. The note mentions Miss Julia Richardson hosting a birthday party Saturday afternoon with several young ladies present. A local ad invites readers to inspect new samples of Christmas and New Year cards from Advocate Publishing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Shadkelford
Bridge Club
Marion W. Bridges
Maysville Street
Julia Richardson
Helen Redmond
Advocate
Local Notables Improve After Illnesses
The Sick Lee Trimble is rapidly recovering after an operation. Mrs Kate Dimitt has improved after several days of illness at her High street rooms. Mrs Carroll Chenault has greatly improved after a week of illness. Mrs J W Hedden Jr. has improved enough to return home from her mother's on High street to West Main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Berry
Berry, Ky
Grant North
Salt Lick
Kate Dimitt
High Street
Lee Trimble
Carroll Chenault
J. W. Hedden, Jr
Emma Beall
West Main Street
Partial Solar Eclipse Visible Across Kentucky On Nov 10
Professor Henry Meier of Centre College notes a partial solar eclipse will be visible across Kentucky and the central and northeastern United States on Wednesday morning November 10. In Mt Sterling, the eclipse starts 8 01 A M CST, peaks 8 50 A M CST, ends 9 38 A M CST, with the moon covering about half the sun at peak. The eclipse occurs in pairs with a total lunar eclipse on October 27 and future total solar eclipses in 1923 and 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
United States
Mt. Sterling
California
Texas
Canada
Maine
Henry P Reid Offers 1000 Shock Corn and 40 Acre Field
Henry P Reid advertises 1000 shocks of corn and a 40 acre field available for feeding the same. He also offers a hog feeding lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P. Reid
Surprise Wedding in Lexington Unites Hamilton and Trimble
Miss Myrtle Mae Hamilton and Mr. J. Smith Trimble were married Saturday morning November 6 in Lexington. The bride wore a blue tricotine suit and hat. After ceremony they left for a bridal trip and will reside in Lexington where Trimble is a bookkeeper at Armour & Co. The Hamilton and Trimble families extend best wishes for a happy life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Mae Hamilton
J. Smith Trimble
Lexington
Trimble
Armour & Co
John C, Hamilton
John C. Trimble
Fayette County
Lyceum Entertainment Thrills Alumni Sextette
The Alumni Sextette opened the Lyceum series at the High School auditorium to strong attendance. The Junior Class won five pounds of candy for selling the most season tickets, and Miss Louise Hardy of the Seventies won a fountain pen for the top seller. The next event features Harold Morton Kramer on December 13 with Overseas With the Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Professor Babb
Louise Hardy
Harold Morton Kramer
The
Election's End Boosts Mt Sterling Business Optimism
Mt Sterling bankers, insurers, merchants and manufacturers welcome the presidential election end. They believe the political calm will accelerate business, stabilize prices, and help the country readjust to new conditions, though few predict a sharp price drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling
Harding
Cox
Merch
Cer
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Dverson
North Maysville Street
Laura Hart
Chicago
Tom Robinson
Roy McCormick
DeLand, Florida
Leo Schlegel
Detroit
Mary Schlegel
Nannie Stewart
Covinge
Nannie Baume
Cliff Schinfessel
Clay
S. D. Hall
Rexander Benton
Winchester
N. T. Benton
Thomas VanSant
Fulton, Mo
J. A. VanSant
Ollie Triplett
T. F. Triplett
Edward C. O’reak
Frankfort
George Ey
Frank Gibbons
Niddletown
Ohio
Mrs. S. P. Greenwade
W. W. Stoner
Robert Stoner
Josh Owings
Beetfoot Lake
M. J. Cox
Smith’s Grove, Ky
B. F. Chenault
John L. McCormick
Versailles
O. W. and
Biebert
McCormick
Nannie Owings
Vanaradell Co
T. K. Barnes & ‘Sons
Mary Martin Adcock
Anna Belle Scott
Jennie Mary Benton
George R. Snyder
George Snyder, Jr
Dan Chenault
R. G. Stoner
Cassius M. Clay
Bourbon County
Bourbon
Woodford
Fayette
Nettie Horton
Frank. Horton
St. Joseph’s Hospital
That City
T.G. Denton
Baptist Church
J. Will Clay
W. Caldwell Clay
William and
Albert Greene
Indianapolis
Martinsville
W. L. Killpatrick
C. T. Hazelrigg
H. G.enoch
H. K. Morris
W. V. Turner
Roger Hedden
Guilford County Mules
Greensboro,n.c
LM A
Early & Daniel CO. (Incorporated
Roy
LF. Tabb
John Speer
John
J. M. Hutton
John Stofer
Percy D. Bryan
Lizzie P. Coleman
Eliza Harris
R. E. May
West High Street
Card Club
Hombs &,Heibel
Henry Meier
Centre College
Old
Anita Stewart Marshall
Neilan
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U. S
Lyceum Entertainment
Seth Age
Emma Bliss
Baymont Hotel
Holt Ave
Sarah B. Drake