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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1915
Page
5
The listing notes new book titles available at Duersons Drug Store located at No 16 Court Street. Specific titles and authors are not provided in the readable text.
Mrs W C Hopper shopped in Lexington Friday. Miss Ednad Mae Wade from James Town N Y visits relatives here. Judge H Clay McKee and son N Trimble McKee returned from New York. Mrs Lizzie Wilson attended Frank Trimble funeral in Memphis. Miss Nell Tipton visits Indianapolis. J Will Clay returns from Louisville. Several residents travel to Louisville Aberdeen CO and Louisville for visits and weddings.
The item lists visitors and residents from counties and towns including Tipton, Williams, Rooney, Duncan, Willis, Ogg, Huls, Hauls, Williams, Senff, and Sut ton. It notes Judge Ben Williams in town on business, Masons at Louisville Grand Lodge, and Garrett D. Marshall leaving for Huntington to join Watts Rit ter Co.
The Young People’s Missionary Society of the Methodist church promotes Vivian Martin starring in Little Mademoiselle at The Paramount Theatre Monday night. Tickets are on sale by the society’s young ladies.
Miss Nancy Lockhart and Miss Eliza Lockhart host an afternoon Five Hundred at Dr. and Mrs. J F Lockhart on High street and Howard avenue. Miss Aliee Young held a Five Hundred party yesterday with many friends and a lunch. Invitations go to Mrs Allen G Prewitt and Mrs Charles B Duerson. Miss Duerson will entertain at Ringo's Hall on October 23 at two o clock. Reading and Musical Sketches.
The Young Woman's Auxiliary of the Baptist church will meet with Miss Pearl Lane Friday evening at 7 o'clock. Rev. J. B. Wilson and Rev. Frank Hardin conduct a protracted meeting at the Levee with Good congregations.
The sick list shows Mrs. Elizabeth Gering improving while Mrs. Hiram Wilson gains better spirits at home. Mrs. T. B. Arthur has recovered enough to return to her Lexington home. Charlton Prewitt, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Prewitt, remains in critical condition after a serious operation at Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati.
To Mrs. Fred Rupard Aynson nee Miss Mary McClure Fogg a son born Saturday October 16. Also on October 17 eight pound girl Anna Catherine born to J H Neal and wife of Paris. Mrs Neal before marriage was Edna Warner of this city.
The Young Women's Missionary Society of the Christian Church announces its annual Xmas bazaar in December with date to be announced later. The event aims to support society projects and community outreach.
Greenwade's markets its link sausage as the best in the city, highlighting quality, variety, and value to attract shoppers.
The Boston Americans defeated the Philadelphia National League champions in the World Championship series, taking four of five games to claim the title. Fresh celery daily advertised by Van Arsdell’s.
The Conner farm sold Monday at the courthouse door with bids accepted by Mike Stoward for Zack Conner. The sale price was 132.75 dollars per acre.
A brief item notes Price’s sausage being praised at Greenwade’s, highlighting local dining and a favored product without additional details.
Mr. Lee Orear purchased the J. D. Hazelrigg property from heirs on North Maysville Street. After improvements the Orear family will move in. Price not disclosed. Also notes local ads for Vanarsdell and Greenwade offerings and a lost Diamond pin, with reward for return to Mrs. A B White.
The Sentinel-Democrat reports the October 12, 1915 wedding of Miss Aileen Beall to Mr. Jacob William Hedden Jr. at the Beall home in Mt. Sterling. Rev. J. S. Wilson officiated as relatives and friends celebrated with a motor parade to Lexington and a luncheon levee. The couple plan to reside with the bride’s parents after a honeymoon in Kentucky and Virginia. Hedden, editor and publisher in Mt. Sterling, is praised for character and prospects of a long, prosperous career.
Vanarsdell & Co promotes new buckwheat flour with competitive prices on flour lard and sugar. Buy now and save.
C P Pierce advertises pumps and filters with price savings and a contact phone 706. Also mentions apartments and two dwellings from H Clay McKee & Sons with a light promotional tone.
Transfer services advertised by J. W. Baker with phone number 840. Public notice seeks job work and related transfers for customers.
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