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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1912

Page

5

Social rounds and visitors reported in local notes

A stream of visitors and residents are noted in Clark county and surrounding areas. Names include Mrs. R. J. Hunt and Mr. Robert Young visiting relatives, Mr. Mason Botts and Mr. Earl Nease traveling from Owingsville and Morehead, and attorney John A. Judy returning from New York on business.

Mrs R. J. Hunt Clark County Robert Young Pineville Mr. Mason Botts Owingsville Earl Nease Morehead John A. Judy New York Josh Ewing Bath County Jas. R. Magowan W. E. D. Stokes Lexington

Social notes from the week in town

Fletcher's parents and relatives visited this past week. Atlanta guests Mrs. H Bailey and daughter stayed with Mrs. A Tipton. Miss Mary Bigstaff Ragan, a Hamilton College student, spent time with her grandmother Mrs. J M Binstaff. Dr P K McKenna returned from Minnesota visiting Mayo Hospital. Local trips included W R McKee and wife, Caldwell Clay and Katharine Greene to Lexington for The Spring Maid, Douglas Thomas and Mitchell Jackson visiting Miss Katherine Hadden and Miss Thornton Lisle. Rev T Benton Hill of Virginia and wife spent days with locals and plan to settle here.

Mary Bigstaff Ragan Hamilton College Lexington J. M. Binstaff PK. McKenna Minnesota Mayo’s Hospital W. R. McKee Caldwell Clay Katherine Greene Messrs Douglas Thomas Mitchell Jackson Paris Katherine Hadden Miss Thornton Lisle T. Benton Hill Viginia Mrs. Hill

Strongest line of boys' suits at Mt Sterling

Punch Graves Co asserts the strongest boys' suit line ever shown in Mt Sterling and invites customers to inspect to be convinced.

Mt. Sterling Punch, Graves & Co

Blue Grass Seed Plant Announces Major Improvements

The Blue Grass Seed plant on South Queen Street in this city expands its facilities. The largest of its kind, the plant will be fireproof and modern throughout. Work is underway and should finish soon. A second story is planned and further upgrades noted.

South Queen Street

Germans on foot tour world from Lausanne monastery

About twelve followers of the simple life travel on foot from Leipzig via Lausanne to a world tour. Led by a famous writer with a photographer, they aim to reach three continents in five to six years. They are teetotal vegetarians seeking to study religions and customs along the way.

Lausanne Switzerland Leipzig Italy Austria Turkey Asia Minor Persia India Tibet China Japan North America Spain Lapland Germany

Social events honor brides and grooms with gatherings

Twenty maids and matrons entertained Mrs. John G. Roberts in honor of Miss Mary Cobb Storer while card parties and luncheons celebrated autumn brides. Invitations list showers and plate showers for various brides to be with Mrs. Albert Hoffman and Mrs. Robert Logan Coleman hosting, amid colorful flower decorations and festive meals.

John G. Roberts Mary Cobb Storer Albert Hoffman Robert Logan Coleman Julia Trimble Morris

Theater Review Sparks Mellow Drama Debate

In Irvington the Boothlette-Base stage spectacle drew mixed notices after last night’s show. A reporter from the Muggstown Bazoo quoted a patron as calling the play rotten while others labeled it a mellow drama, reflecting divided audience opinions.

Irvington Boothlette Muggstown Bazoo

Adequate Ammunition Mr Dooley The Rice Birds Jest

Finley Peter Dunne and a friend dine at a New York restaurant where rice birds are served as tiny cadaver slices on toast. The host laments the birds, and Dunne quips that they are killed with insect powder, delivering a sharp satirical aside in a Saturday Evening Post piece.

Finley Peter Dunne Mr. Dooley New York Dunne Saturday Evening Post

Peter McCormick Wins at Lexington Trot

Peter McCormick, a fast trotting stallion sold by McCormick & Ricketts, won the 2:14 trot at Lexington last Thursday after losing the first two heats. Sold for 10 dollars against 100 in auction pools, his owner reportedly made a killing. The colt is described as game and steady, with Houn Dawg on the road 11 of J. H. Brunner, The Shoe Man.

Peter McCormick McCormick & Ricketts Lexington Houn Dawg J. H. Brunner Shoe Man

For Sale Window Curtain Ten Feet Wide

Short time used curtain, like new and a bargain. Apply at the Advocate Publishing Co.

Advocate Publishing Co

Make Her Happy With a Box of Miss Holliday's Candy

Advertisement notes Miss Holliday's candy to be received daily at F. G. Morris' shop from the 15th to the 21st. It emphasizes gifting as a way to please a woman.

Farmer complains of swindle over new typewriter

A farmer laments that a purchased typewriter, bought with his wife’s savings, is unusable to him as he cannot write his name unless he can play a church organ, revealing his frustration with the device and sales tactics.

A Dead Town In The Pompeii Visit Exchange

A brief chuckle exchange about visiting Pompeii and a town so dead no advertising appears. The speaker notes one exception when attempting to run a newspaper where nobody would advertise.

Coffee flavored soda mystery at downtown drug store

A soda fountain exchange reports a customer asking for coffee flavor while the clerk replies yes it exists though the customer questions if it tastes like coffee. The clerk asserts the appearance matches coffee.

A Certainty. Women in the Coming Campaign

De Style questions women’s participation in the upcoming campaign. Gunbusta names Anna Nias and Molly Coddle as two who will take part, while a judge weighs in on the issue.

de Style Gunbusta Anna Nias Molly

Local health and travel notes plus shop ads headline

Dr W R Thompson is out after illness to the relief of friends. Mr T J Douglas of the county was taken to Lexington for surgery late last week and is recovering well. Vanarsdells offers home killed pork and beef. United Clothing Stores promises good goods at low prices.

T. J. Douglas Lexington United Clothing Stores

Births announced for Nun nelley and Reasor families

To the wife of Mr. B. G. Nun nelley at Oklahoma City on October 16 a fine girl baby Margaret Apperson. To the wife of Henry C. Reasor at Huntington West Virginia a fine nine pound son.

B. G. Nunnelley Oklahoma City Margaret Apperson Henry C. Reasor Huntington W. Va

Houn Dawg and Hats Lead Off Local Page Oddities

Fragmentary notes mention Stetson and Youman Hats in a quirky local feature. Names and details are sparse, with unclear context beyond a novelty reference to headwear and a dog name.

Baptist Auxiliary Sale At Sutton Store December 7

The Young Woman's Auxiliary of the Baptist Church announces a miscellaneous sale to be held December 7 at W. A. Sutton & Son store.

the Baptist Church W. A. Sutton & Son

Greenwade's Meat Line Noted for Call Policy

A brief item notes a call to 100 for anything in the meat line at Greenwade's. The note emphasizes the store's readiness to handle meat orders via a central contact.

Greenwade’s

Feud Cases to Be Tried at Winchester

The cases of the alleged assassinations of former Sheriff Ed Callahan have been moved from Breathitt County to Winchester. Bail hearings for the accused will begin Thursday in Winchester.

Winchester Ed Callahan Breathitt County

Houn Dawg Opens New Grocery Line at S. E. Kelly & Co

The Houn Dawg line debuts at S. E. Kelly & Co offering staple and fancy groceries in a fresh, modern range. The store promotes a new, clean shopping experience under the Kelly company.

S. E. Kelly & Co

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