Social items note visits and guests across Kentucky
The column lists numerous social visits and guests including Mrs. Joy Bogie in Shelbyville, Dr. Yeaman in Lexington for Presbytery, Mrs. Hanley of Atlanta visiting in Richmond, Miss Hart in Lexington for the Trots, and many others from Winchester, Georgetown, Louisville, danville and Paris. It also notes attendees at local events and a Trots box group attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. V. P. Yeaman
Lexington
J. J. Hanley
Atlanta
Bettie Dorsey
Laura Hart
W. C. McGuire
Local Social Notes From Mt Sterling And Surrounding Areas
Stepstone Willie Ragan and Mrs Jeff Staton are improving. Lancelot Price is out again. Charlie Price and wife visited Mt Sterling this week. Mrs Noval Willoughby and children visit her brother in Winchester. J M Steele stayed with Ambrose Webber and Jacob Kincaid in Owingsville. Mrs James Shrout and Mildred Garrett visited Mt Sterling friends. G W Turley and granddaughter Elizabeth Pearl Turley visited Mt Sterling. Miss Clay Blevins spent weekend with Limp Garrett and wife Kindle Spring. James Conley of Mt Sterling visited his daughter Mrs Chester Turley and son William Conley last week. Mrs Callie Ragan and daughter Willie visited Mt Sterling and Emma Alexander and daughter Winnie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Price
Mt. Sterling
Noval Willoughby
Winchester
J.M. Steele
Ambrose Webber
Jacob Kincaid
Owingsville
James Shrout
Mildred Garrett
G. W. Turley
Elizabeth Pearl Turley
Clay Blevins
Limp Garrett
Kindle Spring
James Conley
Chester Turley
William Conley
Callie Ragan
Willie
A. B. Thomason
Emma Alexander
Winnie
Silver Tea at Presbyterian Church Parlor
The Sunshine Mission Band hosts a Silver Tea in the church parlors Friday from 4 to 6 pm. The public is cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Mission Band
The
Presbyterian Church
Mrs Hazelrigg Hosts Two Delightful Bridge Parties
Mrs Charles T Hazelrigg entertained the Bridge Club in the afternoon and a second group of friends at night. Autumn flowers decorated the house and a plate lunch followed the games. About forty guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Hazelrigg
Bridge Club
Card Club Hosts Mrs Huntington for Evening at North Sycamore
Mrs W P Huntington hosted a Friday card party at her North Sycamore home. Mrs Clayton Howell won the top score and received a handkerchief prize. A supper followed. guests included numerous local women and visiting relatives from Catlettsburg, East St Louis, and Bunker's Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Huntington
North Sycamore Street
Clayton Howell
Huntington
Josh Owings
Jack Owings
John M. Barnes
Joseph C. Bogie
Lizzie Prewitt Coleman
Charles A. Lindsay
A. C. Bogie
C. W. Kirkpatrick
John Speer
Suzette Johnson
B. Frank Perry
Bess Shackelford
Eliza Harris
Katherine Goodpaster
John Storer
Mt Bottling Works Plans Modern Expansion and Crackerjack Line
To increase capacity the Mt Bottling Works Co will begin enlarging its plant to serve the 1922 trade. The modernization includes a crackerjack production line under the late Claude Stephens formula, to be run under the same roof for bulk jobbing orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. ‘Bottling Works Co
Claude Stephens
Richardson to Build Veneer Brick Bungalow on East High
F D Richardson plans a modern veneer brick bungalow on his East High street lot for his own home. The builder has shared many items with us as he shifts focus to real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Richardson
East High Street
Richardson
Hog Killing Time at New Sanitary Packing House
Have your hogs slaughtered and dressed at our sanitary packing house on East Main Street. Lard rendering offered. Charges very reasonable. Phone 114. Hon MBAT Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Main Street
HON Mbat CO
Stolen Bay Work Mare Sought for Reward
Strayed September 29 from Edward Prewitt’s pasture a bay work mare eight years old, 15 1 2 hands high about 1000 pounds with a white forehead spot and small saddle sores. Reward for information leading to recovery. George Maze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Prewitt
George Maze
Farm for Sale 119 Acres at Jeffersonville
119 acre farm for sale near Jeffersonville with six room house, new six bent tobacco barn, well watered and fenced. On road to Eastern Kentucky. For information contact owner Jake Hiler on premises or auctioneer Wm Cravens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville
Kentucky
Jake Hiler
Wm. Cravens
Heflin Returns From Louisville Hospital
The sick Mr. EB. H. Heflin has returned home with his wife after a delicate operation. Mrs. Heflin endured the procedure well and is about recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. H. Heflin
Louisville
Improvement on Queen and Locust corner porch
H. Gordon extends a wide porch at his business on the corner of Queen and Locust streets. Mr and Mrs Jack Owings attended the Goodwin Allen wedding at Shakertown Inn on Saturday and joined a subsequent party for the trots that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Gordon
Queen and Locust Street
Jack Owings
Goodwin-Allen
Shakertown Inn
Unseasonable Warmth Follows Sudden Cold Wave
A Lexington fruit and vegetable dealer described a four oclock Friday morning cold wave that felt so severe horses could not stand the wind. The chill lasted about 60 minutes, then a warm wave dominated the day, an unusual temperature swing the source says is hard to believe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Elizabeth Wyatt's Stenography School Opens November First
Miss Elizabeth Wyatt announces the opening of her stenography school on November 1. Applicants must enroll by October 20 with the year indicated as 99-11t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Wyatt
School OF Stenography
Market Report Shows Lower Poultry Prices and Cream Shortage
Review notes reduced cream supply this week versus last, with higher butterfat prices. Fresh eggs sell slowly despite good prices, while inferior stock and held lots press sales. Live poultry markets fall, reflecting ample upcoming poultry output. prices run below last year.
For Sale Jersey Cow and Duroc Bears
Fine Jersey cow with young calf for sale and some niece Duroc bears available. Contact W. H. Bridges at phone 750. Delivery not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duroc
W. H. Bridges
Personal Notice Listing Livestock and Contact
One pair mules two good milk cows one buggy mare. Mrs S D Hall phone 635 J 2. 103 3t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Hall
Brief note on privilege and ambition
A concise observation suggests that wealth does not grant true freedom, though the prime minister desires a fleeting experience of riches to test its perceived liberty and influence.
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P. m
Arzelle Hays Back Address Solicitation
Important notice seeks anyone knowing the address of Arzelle Hays Back born Wilson to inform W. L. Kash or Grannis Back in Jackson Kentucky 104 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arzelle Hays Back
Nee Wilson
W. L. Kash
Grannis
Jackson
For Sale or Rent Drake property Holt avenue
Property listing notes the Drake property on Holt avenue as very desirable and directs to see or call L. E. Griggs. Bottling Works Co. adds a gasoline station on East Locust street seeking public patronage. Milk price listed at 40¢ per gallon butter 45¢ per pound and cream 25¢ per pint with Mrs. J. W. Barnes contacting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drake
Holt Avenue
L. E. Griggs
Bottling Works Co
East Locust Street
J. W. Barnes
Advice From Women's Column For The Working Girl
A newspaper women’s column offers a home routine for the busy woman returning from work. The plan urges a quick undress, a warm bath, loose hair, a nap, gentle self rub, and gradual dressing before dinner to feel cool and refreshed at the table.
Funny world knocks props from under us in Advocate note
A reflective aside on how sudden calamities derail our progress, from a column in The Advocate. The writer muses on resilience and the stubborn hope that keeps people moving despite setbacks.
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iSociety
Joy Bogie
Shelbyville
Leona Clark
Leona Brockway
H. G. Hoffman
Dan Chenault
Richmond
Mamie Winn
Passadena, Cal
Mary Winn Lockridge
Ada Henry
Mrs. Russell Henry
Cleo Wright
Mary Land Brunner
Will Gillaspie
Alice Gillaspie
Charles D.highland
Margueritte Newmeyer
Mrs. Moses
Jake Walsh
Billy
Georgetown
John Salmons
Paris
James Gregory
Florence Stamper
W. B. Schuhart
Ashby Anderson
Vara May
Finley Norris
Evelyn Gates
J. H. Stamper
A. J. Meavers
Seattle, Wash
John R. Thomas
Stanley R. Thomas
Mrs. A. Lemaster
Albert Jones
St. Louis, Mo
Clara Fassett
Elizabeth Young
Jennie Benton
Nell Fassett
Clarence Blevins
Phil Calk
Alex Benton
Floyd Stamper
L. T. Chiles
Danville
Commercial Club
W. A. Ganfield
C. H. Petry
Henry Smith
Covington
B. J. McDonald
Paul Strother
D. Gay
Ruth Wyatt
Patty Johnson Riley
Nantucket
James M. Hutton
Shirley Hadden
Los Angeles
Asa Dooley
Louis Flynn
W. W. Eubank
J. J. Berry
Colorado Springs
Winfield
Kansas
C. T. Balls
Berry
Kansas City
St. Louis
R. G. Stoner
Katherine Helm
Waller Lewis
Lyman Chalkley
Porter
James Thompson
Charlton Alexander
May Stoner Clay
George Snyder
Sara Calk
Archie Hamilton
Stepstone
Willie Ragan
Jeff Staton
Lancelot Price
Island Creek
Morgan County
Greasy Creek
Mrs. Hazelrigg
Card Club
James W. Glover
Catlettsburg
Margaret Glover
Kittie Muray
East St Louis
Mary C. Glover
M. D. Craig
Bunker’s Hill
the Ladies Specialty
Kimonas
Pettibockers
Silk
N. T. Benton
Eaton
New Jersey
Hombs & Company
Truth
Sam Gibbs
Produce
Ment
W. E. Jones
Advocate
M. R. Hainline
West Main Street
M. R. Mainline
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