Personal notes from area residents and visitors
Local column lists Mr Holly Gillaspie joining E M I last week. Miss Margaret Gay attends Shelbyville Female College. Attorney C W Goodpaster of Owingsville in town. Mr and Mrs C T Embry of Florida visiting relatives. W E Moore of Kansas City visited relatives. Mrs T G Cunningham of Huntington visiting. Mrs Chas Prichart of Ashland guest of Mrs R L Coleman. Mrs O W McCormick weekend in Versailles. Miss Mary Vansant Tabb returning from Flemingsburg visit. Joe Jackson editor Winchester Sun stopped by. Prof Henry Jones left to resume duties at La Fayette Springs Miss College. Mr and Mrs Lee Brother of Owingsville with L C McCormick. Miss Elizabeth Thompson home after seven weeks near Carlisle. Mr and Mrs Catesby Woodford of Bourbon county guests. Charley Corbett of Memphis at his father’s bedside. Mrs C T Hazelrigg and daughter back from Fleming county. Mrs C B Duerson and daughter return from Bay View Michigan. Mr and Mrs J W Chenault visiting in Louisville. Miss Florence Ray Evans of }
Winchester Guest Lineup and Local Family Moves
Winchester hosted Miss Emerald Jody Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Martha Morris left for Columbia to be with her ailing father. Mrs. Chas Hainline was called to Eminence after the death of her aunt Mrs. Fannie McGinnis. Mr. Buford Boone was in the well Saturday for a postmaster examination. Mrs. Stella Cooper Gay left for New York to join a theater company.
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Winchester
Emerald Jody
Martha Morris
Columbia, Mo
Chas, Hainline
Fannie McGinnis
Buford Boone
Stella Cooper Gay
New York
This Week's Fair Sale of Sugar Bowls and Cream Pitchers
Special sale at The Fair featuring china sugar bowls and cream pitchers. Regular price 50c, current week price 10c each. Numerous patterns available for selection.
Religious Meetings Schedule at Local Churches
The W. C. T. U. meets Thursday at 2 30 with Mrs C K Oldham. City Mission Society holds its monthly meeting at the Christian Church Thursday evening to aid moral sanitary work. Membership is 8 dollars. Mrs Ed Reis speaks Thursday evening. New officers are C H Petry president, Dr J T Rickets secretary, W H Strossman treasurer.
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The
City Mission Society
Christian Church
Prayer Meeting at Presbyterian Church on Co-operation
The Ideal Christian and his cooperation with others lesson from Colossians 4:1-8. Service scheduled for Wednesday at 7 p m in the Presbyterian Church with discussion and reflection components.
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Presbyterian Church
Edison Talking Pictures to be Shown at Table Opera House
Edison Talking Pictures will be shown at the Table Opera House Friday night October 3. The device reproduces voices in harmony with actors lip movements and gestures, with such clarity that words are heard from every corner of the theatre. It must be seen to be believed.
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Table Opera House
Fresh Fish and Oysters at the Sanitary Meat Market
Sanitary Meat Market announces daily fresh fish and oysters. Trow's Perfection flour just arrived, guaranteed highest grade patent flour, price quotes available. Apple vinegar aged three years promoted by K Barnes & Sons with Buy E Z Bake.
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T. K. Barnes & Sons
Sanitary
Local health updates and a coffee bargain
Mr. O. M. Willoughby and Mr. R. B. McGuire show slight to steady improvement while John W. Jones and Mrs. J. Will Clay recover at home or hospital. Judge James W. Groves and Mrs. Anna E. Tipton improve in Lexington hospitals. Uncle Bob Hazelrigg and W. A. DeHaven regain health, and R. I. Settles shows progress after three weeks. Also a 1 pound can of Battleship coffee sold at Vanarsdell's for 40 cents.
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W. A. DeHaven
Lexington
Furniture Sale Ad From J. W. Baber
J. W. Baber advertises affordable furniture options, promising savings on quality pieces for the home.
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J. W. Baber
Births At Covington A Daughter To Mr A C Edsall
To the wife of Mr A C Edsall at Covington Friday a fine daughter. Mrs Edsall before marriage was Miss Lillie Taul of To Rev William M Thompson Wellsbridge NY on September 21 a daughter Virginia Lee. Mrs Thompson formerly Miss Margaret Daniel of this county. For your health sake eat Uncle Sam breakfast food. 122 T K Barnes Sons.
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A. C. Edsall
Covington
William M. Thompson
Wellsbridge, N. Y
Virginia Lee
Thompson
Margaret Daniel
County
Uncle Sam
T. K. Barnes & Sons
Cattle Trade Reports From Morgan Bath and Surrounding Counties
Charles Duff and Frank Boyd return from Morgan county with fifty steers and feeders averaging 1 046 pounds bought from Harris Howard and others at 6 60 per hundred. Bogie Brothers in Powell county bought from James Hoskins 47 cattle at 60 cents per pound. John C. Trimble shipped 100 head weighing about 1086 pounds. contracts made in January at 6 cents with 1 per head deduction. G W Kincaid sold a fat calf to Frank Brown for 17 50. W D Henry sold a cow and calf to Henry S Caywood for 80. Caywood buying 36 export cattle at 1545 pounds average for 7 45 per hundredweight. Charles Boyd and Walter Boyd purchase 100 acres on Judy and Bunker Hill pike for 70 per acre. Walter Boyd buys eight steers and two heifers weighing 700 pounds at 6 cents. David L Anderson estate sale attracts large crowd. 22 fancy cattle sell at 7 17 1/2 cents per hundred for feeders, mostly bought by Mr. Goff of Clark county. Other stock brings good figures.
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Charles Duff
Frank Boyd
Morgan County
Harris Howard
Bogie Brothers
Powell County
James Hoskins
John C. Trimble
Thomas Coons
G. W. Kincaid
Frank Brown
Stepstone
W. D. Henry
Henry S. Caywood
North Middletown
Henry
Caywood
Swift & Co
James Harve Henry
Charles Boyd
This
Walter Boyd
Bath County
Mariah Boyd
Judy
Bunker Hill
Sharpsburg
David L. Anderson
Mr. Goff
Clark County
Edison Talking Pictures at Table Opera House Friday
Edison triumph brings Talking Pictures to Table Opera House for the first local showing on Friday night October 3rd. The performance promises a marvel of motion pictures that speak to the audience and players alike. Don’t miss this unique entertainment event.
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Edison
Table Opera House
Driver Stanley Alfrey Arrested for Shooting Incident
Stanley Alfrey son of William Alfrey and driver for Adams Express Co faces arrest after a Thursday shooting attempt on a small Negro boy during an altercation. He was bound over on a $200 bond at Saturday morning trial.
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Stanley Alfrey
William Alfrey
Adams Express Co
Baptist Church Exchange Wednesday Before Thanksgiving
The ladies of the Baptist Church announce an Exchange sale on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving. New supply includes pickling spices and pure apple vinegar at Vanarsdell's. Also mentioned is E Z Bake flour, described as one of the best flours made.
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Ladies of the Baptist Church
Vanarsdell’s
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Paris
Myerson’s Drug Store
Court St
Holly Gillaspie
Margaret Gay
Shelbyville Female College
C. W. Goodpaster
Owingsville
Our City
C. T. Embry
Florida
W. E. Moore
Kansas City, Mo
T. G. Cunningham
Huntington, W. Va
Chas. Prichart
Ashland
R. L. Coleman
O. W. McCormick
Versailles
Mary Vansant Tabb
Flemingsburg
Joe Jackson
Winchester Sun
Henry Jones
LaFayette Springs, Miss. College
Mrs. Lee Brother
L. C. McCormick
Elizabeth Thompson
Carlisle
Catesby Woodford
Bourbon County
Charley Corbett
Memphis Tenn
C. T. Hazelrigg
Fleming County
C. B. Duerson
Bay View, Mich
J. W. Chenault
Mr. Chenault Cockrell and Wife
Louisville
Florence Ray Evans
C. K. Oldham
Edison Talking Pictures
KERR
Ballard & Ballard
Il. F
Sethe
Mr. O. M. Willoughby
R. B. McGuire
John W. Jones
J. Will Clay
James W. Groves
Good Samaritan Hospital
Anna E. Tipton
Bob” Hazelrigg
National Hotel
Mr. R. I. Settles
Wm. A. Brady
Negro Boy
Xtragood
Xtragoop
Punch, Graves & CO
MT. Sterling, HY
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