Visitors and locals travel amid Lexington events
Beth Botts of Winchester visits relatives here while Mrs. Ti B Turner and others tour Lexington for Trots events. Families from Danville Dayton and Sharpsburg join in exchanges, with several residents attending the Trots in Lexington and others heading to Leesburg Florida. Arthur Fitzpatrick returns to Dayton, Ohio after visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Botts
Winchester
Ti. B. Turner
Lexington
B. Lane
J. E. Wiseman
Danville
John 8. Frazer
P. Greenwade
Florence McNamara
Sherrer
Dayton
Ohio
Clay Cisco
James A. Turley
Chebanse
Ill
Rock Party Hosted by Mrs Mason on Holt Avenue
Mrs William A Mason entertained Tuesday at her Holt avenue residence with a rock themed afternoon. The attractive bungalow featured fall dahlias in living and dining rooms and a card table luncheon followed the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Mason
Holt Avenue
Oliver Howell
Robert Howell
Loring Turley
Jesse Highland
Steve Pieratt
Henry Seniour
Paul Strother
Tipton Wilson
Fisher Mark
E. E. Faris
J. W. Burbiidge
Robert Mason
IL. IL. Conpage
Stewart McCornick
HH. B. Turner
Henry Judy
Will Howell
Little Miss Charlotte Owings Hosts Antwerp Avenue Party
Charlotte Owings daughter of Mr and Mrs T Foster Rogers entertained many friends at her Antwerp avenue home on Tuesday. Pink and white colors highlighted the event with tiny parasols as favors. A large birthday cake with seven pink candles centered the table. Cake and pink ice cream were served to a list of named guests from Lexington and local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Owings
T. Foster Rogers
Antwerp Avenue
Miss Rogers
Christine Compton
Mabel Blevins
Margaret McAllister
Frances Coleman
Martha Hamilton
Nell Duerson
Ruth Essex
Sue Barnes
Lodema Drake
Mary Jane Robinson
Emily Hedden
Emily B. Turner
Sarah Bridges
Eleanor Crooks
Harriet Shackelford
Martha Frances Bogie
Catherine Crooks
Marion McCormick
Sarah McCormick
Minerva Jane Purnell
Sara Purnell
Lexington
Nancy Bridgforth
Mary Wall White
Virginia Hall
Margaret Nunnelley
Joan Enoch
Interrupts Morrow Speech Leads to Jail and Damages Suit
Thomas Hatcher of Pike County a former State Prison Commission member and Kentucky Democrat was arrested by Sheriff R H Sowards during Governor Morrow's address in Pineville. Hatcher jailed an hour then released by Circuit Judge Vanover. Attorneys filed a $100000 damages suit for false arrest and false imprisonment against Sheriff Sowards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hatcher
Pike County
State Prison Commission
Kentucky
R. H. Sowards
Edwin P. Morrow
Pineville
Hatcher
R. Vanover
Sowards
Big Sandy
Morrow
Pikeville
John Waugh
Commonwealth
Ashland
Democratic Party
Vanover
Louisville News
Louisville
Harding
Washington
Waugh
Attorney Waugh
Heavy street stone at Vanarsdell's collapses
A pavement stone at Vanarsdell's collapsed this afternoon under its own weight. No one was injured as the fall occurred with no pedestrians nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanarsdell’s
Sugar sale at Richardson Bros and Cornwell
A sale offers 25 pounds of granulated sugar for 4.15 dollars at Richardson Bros. and Cornwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson Bros. & Cornwell
Ill health of local residents reported
The sick Albert Crear is quite ill at his home in this city. The condition of Dr. J A Shirley who has been ill for the past week remains unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Crear
J. A. Shirley
Harding’s League Substitute Sunk by Elihu Root
The World reports Elihu Root undermined Senator Harding’s League substitute by exposing the International Court as an instrument of the League. Root argues the court’s power rests with the League and US entry is needed for legitimacy and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York World
Senator Harding
League of Nations
Elihu Root
Johnson and Borah
Taft
Wickersham
International Court
Root
League
United States
For Sale Privately Eight-Room House on Holt Avenue
Private sale of a large eight-room house at 37 Holt avenue with two halls bath and fine cellar. In good repair and described as one of the county's best built houses. For more information contact Mrs. Sara B. Drake at phone 874. (101-31)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt Avenue
Sara B. Drake
Exchanges to Begin at Rogers Building
The ladies of the Christian church start a series of exchanges Saturday morning October Mth at the Rogers building on Court street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ladies of the Christian Church
Rogers
Court Street
Fellowship Supper at Baptist Church This Friday
The Baptist church hosts a fellowship supper Friday at 8 o clock. Professor John L Hill of Georgetown will be the principal speaker for the evening. Sweaters available at The Walsh Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
The
John L. Hill
Georgetown
Fine Jersey cattle offered including two cows and a yearling bull
Advertises two fresh Jersey cows and a yearling Jersey bull described as splendid stock. Seller identified as W. H. Bridges with listing reference 102-1f.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bridges
Richardson Bros and Cornwell sugar sale heads price line
At Richardson Bros. and Cornwell a sale offers 100 pounds of granulated sugar for 16 dollars. The terse ad notes value and price but offers no further details or terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson Bros. & Cornwell
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Bryan & Robinson Jewelers
Dan Prewitt
Charles Derrickson
John Roberts
J. W. Burbridge
J. M. Isola
Leesburg
Fla
Stanley Swango
Charles
C. F. Browning
Sharpsburg
R. C. Gatewood
Laura Williams
Eliza Harris
C. B. Hainline
A. P. Amyx
Charleston
Miss Pearl Sullivan
Garrett Sullivan
Arthur Fitzpatrick
Arthur
Cox
Ser Keller
Mrs. Mason
Children’s Party
Dunlap Shoes
Walsh’s
Sewards
Slatcher
Manhattan
Walsh
Mr. Poot
the Ton Meat. Co
East Main St
South
Maysville St
Chuck Roast
Veal
Weiners
Eer
Walsh Co
A. B. Oldham & Son
MT. Sterling, Kentucky
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