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Newspaper

Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1911

Page

5

Social notes from the region including visitors and travels

Mrs. Caroline Snyder visits relatives in Madison county. W H Berry hunts in Elliott county. C T Evans of Clark county was in the city. G C Anderson returns from Stanford. Minnie Kidd of Lexington visits her aunt G W Anderson. Fred Dietz and Carl Jones spend Friday in Winchester. T P Sutton and Howard Wyatt in Owingsville Sunday. John F Richardson of North Middletown in city. A W Kirby goes to Martinsville Indiana for rheumatism treatment. Mrs. Neal Guilfoile visits her mother in Covington. G B Senff returns from Woodford county visit. Henry Judy leaves for Carlisle to be with ill sister. VerdeS Versailles native Mrs. Vernon Mastin returns home. Albert Stofer A A Szelrigg R J Hunt Sam Stofer depart for hunting in Elliot county. Asa Bean George W Danton John H Mason of the county serve on Richmond federal jury. Bernice Hall Clay entertains Lexington visitors James Hall Sophia Burgin Louise McConathy Alice Johns Manwell Lyle Scott and Clark Kemper from this city at the country home on the Maysville pike. With Elk hunting shoes Punch and Graves.

Bernice Hall Clay Maysville Pike James Hall Sophia Burgin Louise McConathy Alice Johns Manwell Lyle Scott Lexington Clark Kemper

Births notice from Zanesville and area families

Births report children born to Mrs Vanars dell in Zanesville and to Mrs Squire John C Trim ble. the Trim ble infant weighed 13 pounds and is the couple’s thirteenth heir. Also mentions local ads for Vanars dell’s citron and pineapple items and shoe store promotions. Rent notice for rooms on Silamore Street with contact Mrs M. Lane.

John C. Trimble Sycamore Street Lane

Revival and preaching events draw crowds in Spencer and Wilmore

Reverend H L Calhoun of Lexington will preach at Spencer Church next Sunday morning and evening. Evangelist J B Harris of Wilmore Kentucky conducts revival at the Methodist Church attracting large crowds. Harris spoke to men only on Sunday afternoon and will repeat the service next Sunday at 3 PM. Presbyterian ladies announce a November 29 sale with lunch and Thanksgiving orders at the Cockrell building on Main Street.

H. L. Calhoun Lexington Spencer Church Methodist Church J. B. Harris Wilmore Rey Harris Presbyterian Cockrell Building Main Street

Enamel Ware Sale At The Fair This Week

This week special sale of granite ware is advertised with a window display inviting customers to furnish their kitchens. Other notes mention nuts at Vanarsdell's, Greenwade’s meat lineup, corduroy suits, and Walsh Bros. Spot Cash Grocery offers 30 cent trade for eggs.

Spot Cash

Episcopal Church Ladies Hold Window Exchange

The ladies of the Episcopal Church will stage an exchange in Trimble Bros. window next Saturday November 25.

Ladies of the Episcopal Church Trimble Bros

We Welcome Him Mr. J R Garrett Visitor from Georgetown

Mr J R Garrett of Georgetown visits his sisters Misses Nannie and Malissa Garrett and may locate here He edited the Kentucky Sentinel here about thirty years ago with Capt W T Havens before its consolidation with the Democrat The note closes with local welcomes and a restaurant and butchery advertisement mentioning Wanursdell's almonds Greenwade's hog killing grinding sausage and lard rendering services

J. R. Garrett Georgetown Nannie Malissa Garrett Garrett Kentucky Sentinel W. T. Havens The Democrat City

SICK LIST AND LOCAL REAL ESTATE OFFERS

Mr Hunt Priest confined to his Winn street home for a week. Mrs J E Stephens ill with bronchitis shows some improvement. Mrs Jennie Bush remains critically ill in Kansas City. Friends in her old town regret the news. For sale a good 14 acre improved farm near town with modern conveniences at $250. Extraordinary bargains in city residences and city dwellings or rooms offered by T F Rogers & Son.

Mr. Hunt Priest Winn Street Jennie Bush Kansas City Bush T. F. Rogers & Son

Churn for Sale and Heavy Cassimere Pants Offer

Classified note announces churn for sale at once and lists extra heavy weight cassimere pants for cold weather wear from Walsh Bros with contact phone 714.

Walsh Bros

Red Cross Shoe Ad Promotes Flexible Fit for Women

Several fresh cows and a team of mules are listed along with contact W. F. Hibler. The advertisement promotes The RED CROSS Shoe that bends with the foot for women, available at J. H. Brunner's, The Shoe Man. Phone 6, 19-2t 19-3t.

W. F. Hibler RED Cross J. H. Brunner’s

Deaths and local notices from the community

Ruby Ray two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Scott Orme died of diphtheria after a brief illness. telegrams report the death of Neal B Mims at Newport Tennessee. local slaughter house now open for hog killing with lard rendering and meat prep service. phone 85 and 100 for details.

Ruby Ray Scott Orme

Social euchre party honors visiting ladies at Charles Town home

Mr. R. K. Weedon hosted Tuesday afternoon euchre in honor of Mrs. Roy McDaniel and Mrs. John McConehay, charming visitors of Mrs. S. B. Carrington. Palms and ferns decorated the rooms. about thirty guests attended and a luncheon followed the games.

R. K. Weedon Euchre Roy McDaniel John McConehay Charlestu W. Va S. B. Carrington

Mrs Chas A Lindsay Hosts Thursday Bridge Party

Mrs Chas A Lindsay will entertain next Thursday afternoon with a bridge at her home on West Main Street.

Chas. A. Lindsay West Main Street

Prize Winning Turkeys for Sale in Mt. Sterling

Mrs. Jas. Cravens offers prize winning mam moth Bronze turkeys. Gobblers priced at 3 dollars, hens at 2.50 dollars. Delivery available in Mt. Sterling. Phone 559-A in 2021.

Mt. Sterling Jas. Cravens

Move to Town as Gar rett Sisters Rent McKee Property

Misses Malissa and Nannie Garrett of the county have rented and moved into the McKee property on Richmond Avenue.

Malissa Nannie Garrett The County McKee Richmond Avenue

For Rent Two Front Rooms With Bath Privilege

Notice advertises two front rooms available for rent one furnished and one unfurnished with access to a bath. Apply at the Advocate office for information.

Bath

Hog trade and meat deal at Greenwade's store

A local ad notes hogs killed for meat and purchases of spare ribs back bones and sausage at Greenwade's.

Greenwade’s

Generally Fair Week Forecast and Weather Outlook

The Weather Bureau forecasts a generally fair week with seasonable temperatures nationwide. Rain persists in the North Pacific States, with snow flurries possible around the Great Lakes. A disturbance moves from the Northwest toward the St. Lawrence Valley, bringing snow and a cold snap to the northern states midweek.

Weather Bureau North Pacific States Great Lakes St. Lawrence Valley

Georgetown to Vote on Local Option

After arguments for and against, County Judge Joseph B. Ward set Thursday January 25 as election day on whether Georgetown shall go wet or remain dry.

Joseph B. Ward Georgetown

Walsh Bros Show Cravenette and Slip-On Garments

Display features cravenette rainwear and slip-on over garments from Walsh Bros. Presented as a fashion showcase, the offerings emphasize practical outerwear and fit for streetwear of the era.

Cravenette Walsh Bros

Greenwade's Slaughter House Ready for Hog Killing

Greenwades slaughter house awaits hog killing operations with preparations complete for the upcoming process.

Greenwade

Martian History Proclaims Racial Hierarchy

The text contrasts two Martian views on superiority. First claim asserts humans are lighter and superior. second responds that the speaker still regards themselves as superior.

Deaths Exceed Births in France in First Half of 1911

Official statistics show France had 404 278 deaths and 385 999 births from January to June 1911, a deficit of 18 279. The 1910 period saw births exceed deaths by 21 159, underscoring a declining population trend.

France

Carriage Service Offered For Trains And Baggage

A local notice advertises a carriage meeting trains with baggage service via Lloyd's stable at phone 281 for Will Bean. Fare is 25 cents each way. Also mentions an establishment Vanarsdell's selling new seed, layer raisins.

Lloyd’s Stable Will Bean Vanarsdell’s

Last Notice City Tax Penalty Reminder

Last Notice warns that city and school taxes not paid before December 1 will incur a ten percent penalty. Call and settle promptly with City Tax Collector B. J. McDonap to avoid the charge. Also advertises hunting coats and corduroy suits priced at 7.50 10 and 12.50.

B. J. McDonap

Bazaar for church Sunday school rooms at Roberts and Mastin

The Mission Band of the Christian church announces a bazaar on December 15 16 and 17 at Roberts and Mastin's to benefit new Sunday school rooms.

Mission Band of the Christian Church Roberts & Mastin’s

Norfolk and Double Breasted Cord Suits

Norfolk and double breasted cord suits described as heavy lined offering formal styling and durable warmth for structured outerwear.

Norfolk Walsh Bros

Pure Pork Sausage and Dressed Chickens at Vanarsdell’s

Greenwade advertises pure pork sausage and dressed chickens at Vanarsdell’s with specials for Friday and Saturday. Walsh Bros. offers high cut shoes.

Greenwade’s Vanarsdell’s Walsh Bros

Also Mentioned on This Page

Duerson’s Drug Store Court St Caroline Snyder Madison County W. H. Berry Elliott County C. T. Evans Clark County G. C. Anderson Stanford Minnie Kidd G. W. Anderson Messrs Fred Dietz Carl Jones Winchester T. P. Sutton Howard Wyatt Owingsville John F. Richardson North Middletown A. W. Kirby Martinsville Ind Mrs. Neal Guilfoile Mrs Kelle Kenney Covington Henry Judy Carlisle That Vernon Mastin Versailles Amanda T. Howell Albert Stofer A. A. Szelrigg R. J. Hunt Sam Stofer Elliot County Asa Bean George W Danton John H. Mason Richmond Sole Punch & Graves Lindsay Vanarsdell Zanesville, Ohio J. H. Brunner Shoe Man Him Wanursdell’s Kerr's Kerr I. F Sdeaths Neal B. Mims Newport Tenn Mims Hugh Mims Isa Bee White Royal Baking Hunting Coats Punch & Graves Sterline
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