Personal notices from local citizens on visits and travel
A string of personal notes lists Mr S P Greenwade at the Lexington trots and visits by Mrs Allie Ratliff in Sharpsburg and others in Louisville Winchester Lexington and Morehead. Several relatives are mentioned across Kentucky with dates and brief travels. Attendees range from lawyers and ministers to businessmen visiting families in Georgetown Pine Grove and Philadelphia while others travel to Chicago Louisville and Bluefield for work and study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 0. Greene
Louisville
W. A. Sutton
Winchester
Ollie McCormick
Lexington
Hi. M. Bishop
Morehead
Mollie Turner
Alabama
Ollie Carrington
Pine Grove
W. C. Hamilton
Owingsville
J. M. Hoffman
Geo. R. Snyder
Chicago
T. B. Hill
Virgilina
George Schlegel
Huntington
W. Va
Mattie Judy Botts
Emily Tipton
George F. Doyle
Philadelphia
Sarah Drake
J. S. Wilson
Georgetown
Joe Wilson
Local residents and visitors stop through for business and greetings
Fudge Ben Williams, business visitor. Earl W. Senff, County Campaign Chairman, in Louisville on business. Miss Nancye Yager, Stanford, returns home after visiting Mrs. K. N. DeHaven. John Young and family of Bath County spend Sunday with W. H. Henry. E. J. Foley of Montgomery Alabama visits old acquaintances. formerly ran a city restaurant. Scott Robers of Denver visits his mother and sister. five years since last visit. Robers now a successful Denver businessman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Browning
Clark County
W. H. Turley
Harry and
Roy Wyatt
Decatur
Ala
Johns. Wyatt
W. D. Griffith
Crawfordsville
Ind
L. M. Redmond
N. Trimble McKee
New York
McKee
H. C. McKee
Allie G. Hunt
Blue Field
W. Va
H. H. Barnes
Albert Erdman
Lounisville
Elizabeth Gering
M. G. Satterwhite
Fudge Ben Williams
Resort
Earl W. Senff
Louisville
Nancye Yager
Stanford
K. N. DeHaven
John Young
Bath County
W. H. Henry
Winn Street
E. J. Foley
Montgomery
Foley
Punch, Graves & Co
Scott Robers
Denver
Col
Margaret Roberts
Bettie Roberts
Roberts
Vanarsdell & Co Specials At The Fair Sale
A vintage ad notes Vanarsdell & Co offering flour lard sugar and a week long sale on bedsheets 72 by 90 inches seamless at 48 cents each or 28 cents without seam. The Fair parade includes Chief John J. Reagan and promotions for Price's sausage at Greenwade's with fresh celery and cranberries also advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanarsdell & Co
THE
Social Event Recap Highlights Local Gatherings
Mrs Chas W Kirkpatrick hosted Auction Bridge with many friends last Wednesday afternoon. Squire and Mrs T C Quisenberry welcomed about 40 guests at their Camargo home last Thursday evening with refreshments. Mrs Grover Anderson entertained about fifty friends with a Five Hundred party Tuesday afternoon at the Delicious Cafe with decorated parlors and a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. W. Kirkpatrick
Auction Bridge
Squire
T. C. Quisenberry
Camargo
Grover ©. Anderson
Delicious Cafe
Chicken Shower Planned by Baptist Ladies at Lloyd Building
You and your family are invited to a chicken shower hosted by the Baptist Church ladies at the Lloyd Building opposite Prewitt and Howell's Hardware, South Maysville Street. The event runs Saturday October 16, 1915 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. An exchange and lunch will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prewitt & Howell’s Hardware
Maysville St
Local Update On Ill Residents Shows Improvement
The sick judge H. Clay McKee continues to improve while Mrs. Elizabeth Gering is getting along nicely. Little Scott Shoemaker is quite sick with typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Clay McKee
Elizabeth Gering
Little Scott Shoemaker
Takes Race Record by Belle at Belmont Park
Peter Montgomery’s mare Belle set a race record at Belmont Park Philadelphia last week with a 2 17 time in heat four of a five heat event. The sire is owned by Bean Brothers and traces to Peter the Great. Owner EB C Quinn of Philadelphia presides over the mare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Montgomery
Belmont Park
Philadelphia
Bean Brothers
Peter the Great
President to marry Woodrow Wilson engagement announced
The engagement of President Woodrow Wilson to Mrs. Norman Galt of Washington has been announced. The wedding date has not yet been fixed but is expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Norman Galt
Washington
Coburn's Minstrels Delight Audience At The Table Theatre
Friday night Coburns Minstrels drew a very large crowd at The Table Theatre. Charlie Gano stood out as a funny man with fine singing while stage settings and costumes appeared new, fresh and clean. The troupe has returned for several years and always satisfies audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coburn
Table Theatre
Charlie Gano
Birth Announcement Henry Boone Jr 8-Pound Boy Los Angeles
TO Mr and Mrs Henry I Boone of Los Angeles Cal Oct 7 an 8 percent pound boy Henry Jr Mr Boone is a son of Mrs Lawrence Jones of this city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry I. Boone
Los Angeles
Cal
Henry, Jr
Boone
Lawrence Jones
Tillie's Tomato Surprise review praises Dressler's bold performance
W Stephen Bush lauds Tillie's Tomato Surprise for constant surprises and strong plot. Marie Dressler shines with fearless comic energy, delivering non stop laughter and suspense in a highly entertaining screen farce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie
W. Stephen Bush
Marie Dressler
Marie
Miss Dressler
Fresh oysters and celery arrive daily at Vanarsdell's
Daily deliveries of fresh oysters and celery reach Vanarsdell's, ensuring steady stock for patrons. The market highlights reliable supply and consistent availability of seafood and produce.
Hoffman Dismissed in Police Court Trial
Mr. H. G. Hoffaan of this city was dismissed in Lexington Police Court on Thursday after being tried for running over a colored man in his automobile. The negro could not identify Mr. Hoffman. Try sausage at Greenwade's best you ever ate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Hoffaan
Lexington
Hoffman
Greenwade’s
Beautiful music recital by Prof H J Jenny at Presbyterian
Prof H J Jenny of Lexington College of Music gave an organ recital at the Presbyterian church Sunday afternoon to a large audience. His selections pleased the crowd. Home grown corn sold at 15 cents per dozen by Vanarsdell's. Henry Judy offers Hurst Home Golden Sun Tea at 80 cents per item. Fire Insurance 11 pound available at Vanarsdell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Jenny
Lexington College of Music
Presbyterian Church
Jenny
Vanarsdell’s
Henry Judy
Hurst Home
Golden Sun Tea
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Ivy Pve
Duerson’s Drug Store
Court Street
S. P. Greenwade
Allie Ratliff
Sharpsburg
Ben Drake
Drake
Henry M. Woodford
Florida
J. Carroll Hamilton
That City
John J. Reagan
Vanarsdell
Conroy's
the Advocate For Printing
Geiger Pharmacy Co. Incorporated
MT. Sterling, Ky
Walsh CO
Missouri
Fultz
I. F
South
Mt, Sterling, Ky
Bassett Drug Co
R. J. White & CO
Rexall
Paramount Theatre
Pauline Frederick
Edwin August
Lillian Tucker
Bootles
King Lardner
Bruce McRae
Gail Kane
Wireless
Charlie Chaplin
Blanche Sweet
Paramount
Travel Picture
Vivian Martin
Miss Brown
Lear
Brandt & Lear
A.B. Oldham & CO
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