Mr. Clay Miller Weds Mabel Thompson in Quiet Covington Ceremony
Friends were surprised to learn that Mr. Clay Miller married Miss Mabel Thompson on August 29 in Covington. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Mosher, and the couple will reside on Queen Street with Miss Thompson’s mother. Miller runs a Court Street job printing shop and is praised for his business skill and congenial nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Miller
Mabel Thompson
Covington
Rev. Mosher
Mr. Miller
Court Street
Guthrie Clothing Co and The Fair Opposite
A brief notice indicates Guthrie Clothing Co. is located opposite The Fair, listing the business as the point of reference for readers seeking the shop location.
Mrs James G McCue Dies in Davenport Oklahoma
Mrs James G McCue aged 42 died at her Davenport Oklahoma home Friday night September 29 from typhoid fever She is survived by her husband and three children She was formerly Miss Ollie Gibson daughter of Mr and Mrs James Gibson formerly of this city The article offers heartfelt sympathy to mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. McCue
Davenport
Oklahoma
McCue
Ollie Gibson
James Gibson
Bath County Centennial Draws Big Crowd at Owingsville
The Bath county centennial at Owingsville drew large daily crowds from this city. Owingsville High School beat local High School 5 to 4 in Friday baseball, and defeated Carlisle 3 to 2. Friday dance also well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath County
Owingsville
Owingsville High School
Carlisle
Rains Cause Tobacco Damage in Local Field
Heavy rains fell Sunday afternoon night and Monday with strong winds. Much cut tobacco blown down in the field suffered damage and loss.
Double Murder Near Ragland Kentucky Claims Two Victims
Mrs. John Matlock and her daughter Pearl Matlock were shot by an assassin near Ragland Kentucky. The mother died hours after the attack and the daughter, also wounded, is not expected to survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Matlock
Pearl Matlock
Ragland
Box Supper at Christian Church in Jeffersonville
A box supper is set for Saturday night October 14 at the Christian Church in Jeffersonville with invitations to all other churches. Dressed spring chickens will be on hand at Greenwade's. 13-2.
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The
Christian Church
Jeffersonville
Greenwade’s
Freight Wreck Near Winchester Claims Two on C&O Line
A freight wreck about half a mile east of Winchester on the C&O last Friday evening between trains 99 and extra 664 killed Peter M. Eggleston of Lexington, a conductor on train 99, and seriously injured Alfred Grubbs of Ashland who was taken to Good Samaritan Hospital in Lexington after the crash. The crash is blamed on failure to flag or signal lamps, tearing the track and causing engine and car damage. All C&O trains were diverted to the L&E line, delaying service into Saturday.
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Winchester
Peter M. Eggleston
Lexington
Alfred Grubbs
Ashland
Good Samaritan Hospital
Child and Mother Burned in Yard Fire
Genevieve Settles, daughter of Mr and Mrs R I Settles, stepped on a match while playing in the yard. The dress caught fire and was burned off before the flames were smothered by her mother who also burned her hands. Both are recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve
Sensa tional stallion J Malcomb Forbes ailing in Lexington
Jas R Magowan of this city reports the four year old stallion J Malcomb Forbes is very sick in Lexington and may miss engagements this week. Magowan, known for a strong stable, faces another setback as friends regret the illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Malcomb Forbes
Jas. R. Magowan
Lexington
Mr. Magowan
Arthur-Carter wedding in Louisville
Mr Stanley Arthur and Miss Marjie Carter of Louisville wed at First Christian church in Louisville on Saturday. Mr Arthur is brother of T B Arthur of this city and has visited here. Mr and Mrs T B Arthur attended the nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Arthur
Marjie Carter
Louisville
First Christian Church
Mr. Arthur
T. B. Arthur
Vanarsdell Food Service Offered For Immediate Orders
Advertises broad selection of ready to eat offerings with a call to contact Vanarsdell for immediate orders and delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanarsdell
Beall Hadden Resigns From Kennedy's Drug Store
Mr L Beall Hadden resigns his clerical position at Kennedy's drug store to start a business with his father. He has been obliging and courteous and will be missed. friends wish him success in the new enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Beall Hadden
Kennedy’s Drug Store
Hadden
Democratic Rally Draws Large Lexington Audience
An Opera House rally in Lexington drew a large crowd with Democratic nominee Ed ward J. McDermott and U S Senator John W. Kern of Indiana addressing supporters. Judge Samuel L. Wilson chaired Fayette County campaign efforts as the audience cheered McDermott from start to finish. Guthrie remains in town opposing The Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Opera House
Edward J. McDermott
United States
John W. Kern
Indiana
Samuel L. Wilson
Fayette County
Democratic Campaign Committee
McDermott
O’rear
Rhea to Speak for Democratic State Ticket in Montgomery
Hon John S Rhea ex Congressmen from Kentucky will address Montgomery county voters at the Courthouse in this city on Saturday October 7 1911 at 1 30 oclock in the interest of the Democratic State ticket. He is described as one of the ablest eloquent speakers and the public is urged to attend for a real treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Rhea
Russellville
Montgomery County
Luncheon Bridge in Honor of Mrs. C. M. Taylor
Mrs. I. F. Tabo hosted a beautifully arranged luncheon bridge last Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs. C. M. Taylor of Little Rock Ark. The house and four tables were artistically decorated and a delicious course luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. F. Tabo
C. M. Taylor
Little Rock
Ark
Rear Admiral Schley Dies in New York
Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schley, retired, died of cerebral hemorrhage in New York after arriving with Mrs. Schley. He famed for the Santiago de Cuba battle on July 4, 1898, led the flying squadron in the Spanish American War, and was born in Frederick City, Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield Scott Schley
New York
Schley
Santiago
Sampson
Cervera
Mrs D L Smith Undergoes Above Knee Amputation
Mrs D L Smith formerly of this county now living in Carlisle had her leg amputated above the knee at St Anthony Hospital in Lexington last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Smith
This
County
Carlisle
St. Anthony Hospital
Lexington
Wild Voters Turn Against Republican Ticket
Poet critic J W Newman portrays a farmer trapped by a network of trusts. He depicts a life spent buying, feeding, and financing through named trust industries and ends with suicide, blaming a political party labeled Mother of Trusts.
Shower For Miss Samuels Kitchen Shower Invite
An invitation announces a kitchen shower for Miss Gladys Samuels soon to wed Mr Badger Robertson. The event is on October fifth at three in the afternoon hosted by Mrs Pierce Winn and encourages guests to bring a pan or similar gifts to help start the married life.
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Gladys Samuels
Badger Robertson
Gladys
Pierce Winn
Mountain Central Railroad Expansion Progress
J Taylor Day has bought a one third interest in the Mountain Central Railroad, linking Campton to Campton Junction and connecting with the L. & E. Railroad. Current owners include John C. M. Day President Floyd Day Vice President and J Taylor Day Secretary and Treasurer. Work on the Hazel Green extension is said to begin at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Taylor Day
Mountain Central Railroad
Campton
Campton Junction
L. & E. Railroad
John C. M. Day
Floyd Day
Hazel Green
Judge ORear Silent On Farm Land Tax Increase Debate
The piece notes Judge ORear's silence on the 92 million dollar rise in farm land assessment under Governor Willson's administration. It criticizes the Republican platform and Caleb Powers for endorsing Willson and accuses the party of shifting tax burden from banks to farmers as a fixed policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge O’rear
Caleb Powers
Willson
Board of Equalization
Public sale notice for J. E. Helton items
The public sale of J. E. Helton includes farm stock farm implements household and kitchen furniture. The sale takes place Thursday October 12 at 10 o clock near Howard's Mill.
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J. E. Helton
Howard’s Mill
Guthrie Clothing Co Opens New Location Opposite The Fair
Guthrie Clothing Co opens a new store opposite The Fair bringing men's and women's apparel to downtown. The firm promotes updated fashions and convenient hours for shoppers in the area.
Great Four Mile Race in Louisville to Draw Big Crowd
The great four mile endurance race will be run in Louisville next Saturday with five or six starters. It carries over 5000 dollars to the winner plus a 1000 dollar gold cup donated by the Racing Commission. Nadzu, owned by Bedwell of California, is expected to be the favorite with Firman among strong contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
The
Racing Commission
Nadzu
Bedwell
California
Firman
New Business Stationery Samples At Regular Prices
A note advertising new business stationery options. It invites a look at samples and states prices match those of regular printed goods. It emphasizes the saying that a business house is judged by its stationery and is signed by Advocate Pub. Co. Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advocate Pub. Co., Inc
Elegant supper honors Warren cousins in Parkersburg
Mr. and Mrs. Geo Turner entertained about twenty relatives and friends with a most elegant dinner Sunday in honor of their cousin Mrs. Frank Warren and Miss Amelia Warren of Parkersburg West Virginia.
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Geo. Turner
Frank Warren
Amelia Warren
Parkersburg
W. Va
Greenwade's offers steak and rental calls at 13 21
A local notice advertises Greenwade's catering for steak meals and rental services at the address 13 21 with emphasis on availability and value. Details on pricing or scope are sparse in the readable text.
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Greenwade’s
Mrs Grubbs Hosts Miss Nelson Fort Scott Welcome
Mrs Grubbs entertained in honor of Miss Clara Estelle Nelson of Fort Scott Kansas one evening last week. Guests enjoyed bridge in the afternoon and an elegant course luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. D. Grubbs
Clara Estelle Nelson
Fort Scott
Kan
Guthrie's Store Moves Nearby Bank
Guthrie's shop relocates to a spot adjacent to Montgomery National Bank, signaling a new storefront alignment and shared foot traffic with the financial institution.
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Guthrie’s
Montgomery National Bank
New Phoenix Opens at Lexington with 150 Rooms
The Phoenix Hotel on Lexington was formally opened Sunday morning. The new addition brings the total to 150 rooms, making the Phoenix one of the largest and best equipped hotels in the South.
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Phoenix
Lexington
The
South
Auction of Howell Property Fails to Sell
The house and lot of Mrs. David Howell and associates on Sycamore street did not reach a high enough bid at last Saturday's public sale. No buyers emerged for the estate as advertised.
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David Howell
Sycamore Street
Embroidery and Stamping Services Offered at Millinery Store
Miss Lilly Harp offers embroidery and stamping work at Mrs Fanny Wilson Stephenson’s Millinery Store located at Guthrie Clothing Co. The ad notes up-to-date embroidery and stamping services available at the shop.
Lexington Trots Futurity Opens Day Amid Local Attendance
The Lexington Trots opened yesterday with Futurity as the day’s feature attracting many from the city to the event.
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Lexington
For Rent at Mrs C O Moberly’s Farm on Paris Pike
Help wanted ad style notice lists rental availability on Paris pike with contact phone 628 B and reference to Guthrie Clothing Co opposite The Fair. Contains brief location and contact details for leasing.
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C. O. Moberly
Paris Pike
Dunlap Gay
For Sale Heating Stove in First Class Condition
Thomas Kennedy advertises a heating stove in excellent condition. Potential buyers are invited to inquire for details and price.
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Thomas Kennedy
Fiscal Court disputes brick street assessment in Mt Sterling
At yesterdays Fiscal Court meeting the court directed the County Clerk to notify the City Council that Montgomery county is not legally bound for any part of the brick street assessment in Mt Sterling and will resist collection. All magistrates and the County Judge voted yes except C G Thompson who voted no. The county faces a 3254.08 dollar assessment and possible suit from the brick street contractor. It notes other counties paid similar charges and a Court of Appeals ruling is pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Quisenberry
J. Mart Wells
Montgomery County
Mt. Sterling
C. G. Thompson
Brick Street
Court of Appeals
Varied Trades House Listing Departments and Services
The House of Varied Trades advertises departments in Painting Interior Varnishing and Finishing Gas Fitting Tin ing and Plumbing of all kinds. It claims highly experienced mechanics and acts as agents for gas stoves and fixtures with special prices on paints and wallpaper. Estimates gladly given and work guaranteed. 13tf HAINLINE & LEVERETT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hainline & Leverett
Bring us your country produce for fair treatment
S. E. Kelly & Co invites farmers to bring country produce for fair handling and value. Local buyers promise honest weigh and prompt payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Kelly & Co
Lvtf
Moulton Wireless Umbrellas Promised as Superior
Attractive assortment of umbrellas highlights the Moulton Wireless model that dispenses with ribs wire, prevents breaks, and resists turning wrong side out. Detachable interchangeable handles let buyers switch between everyday and Sunday styles for special occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
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MR. Clay Miller
Mr. Sterling
Guthrie Clothing Co
Democratic Rally
Guthrie
Montgomery
Mrs. Taylor
American Farmer Wild
J. W. Newman
Com
Agriculture
Great Wire Trust
Leather Trust
Cordage Trust
First Twine Trust
Separator Trust
Jute Bag Trust
Wagon Trust
Miller’s Trust
Tobacco Trust
Harrow Trust
Lumber Trust
Standard Oil Trust
Buck Stove Trust
Black Coal Trust
Whiskey Trust
Sugar Trust
New Tin Trust
Woolen Trust
Furniture Trust
Miss Samuels
Mrs. Grubbs
Lexington Trots
Fiscal Court
Court House
the House of Varied Trades
the Rogers CO. Incorporated
Moulton Wireless
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