Personal notices from Ashland social round
Mr R L Coleman is in Ashland on a business trip. Miss Ethel Neal of Lexington visits Miss Ruth Barnes. Mr J P King of Lexington spends Sunday with relatives. Messrs Riggs Sullivan and Clark Lane of Owingsville were in town. Miss Martha Pieratt visited Mrs W T Perry at Winchester last week. Mrs Forrest Suter of Lexington visits her parents. Miss Frances Calk leaves for Pineville to visit sister. Col S F B Morse of New York City visits Judge Chenault. Miss Nancy Yeager of Stanford guests Kenney N DeHaven. Mrs Donald Martin of burg visits. Mr and Mrs James Mann and Mr and Mrs Henry L Stone of Louisville spend weekend with Mr and Mrs A M Bourne. Mr Lawrence Jones and daughter attend funeral of Mrs Jones cousin Miss Mary D Everman in Paris. Dr and Mrs George F Doyle of Winchester spend days here and attend funeral of Ben Pralt Drake. Hon B S Wilson of Morehead helps defend Cleveland Pergram in hearing today. Misses Vivian Alfrey Edith Reis Jones and Mr Ashby Blevins visit State University and spend weekend with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. S. F. B. Morse
New York City
W. C. Chenault
Nancy Yeager
Stanford
Kenney N. DeHaven
Visiting relatives and locals noted in Winchester and city
A parade of visitors stops in Winchester including Mr and Mrs T B Arthur of Lexington and Mrs D L Badger of Knoxville. Judge N Reid Patterson and brother C B Patterson visit from Pineville area. Miss Beall and Miss Cardwell travel from Kentucky to attend events with Mrs J W Hedden Jr. and remain overnight. A party from New York travels to Kentucky, while local families host cousins and grandchildren. Punch Graves Co advertises black dress shoes.
Pergram Murder Case Moves on to Bath County Trial
The Commonwealth of Kentucky versus Cleveland Pergram over the killing of James Harris in Bath County proceeds after venue change. Defense is led by C. W. Nesbitt and B. S. Wilson with White and Judge Goodpaster aiding the Commonwealth in Owingsville and Morehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Cleveland Pergram
James Harris
Bath County
C. W. Nesbitt
B. 8. Wilson
Morehead
Commonwealth
W. B. White
C. W. Goodpaster
Owingsville
Guardian Mrs Stoner Qualified For Alice Rogers Clay
Mrs. R. G. Stoner of this county was appointed and has qualified as guardian for Miss Alice Rogers Clay daughter of the late Sidney Clay. She qualified in Bourbon county the home of Miss Clay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Stoner
County
Alice Rogers Clay
Sidney Clay
Stoner
Bourbon County
Miss Clay
Sickness Briefs Across Community
The report notes Dr. J. F. Lockhart in extremely serious condition. Lucile Anderson is well enough to go out after two weeks illness. Mrs. John Rice remains very low with little hope of recovery. Mrs. C. L. Parker recovers well after appendicitis surgery. Mrs. B. R. Adamson seeks rheumatism treatment in Martinsville Indiana. Dr. R. E. May shows improvement after days of illness and may soon be out. Mary and Martha Morris have been ill at home two weeks with suspected diphtheria and antitoxin, now improving and expected back at school soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Lockhart
Lucile Anderson
R. E. May
Mary
Martha
Roy L. Morris
Preaching Tour by Mr J Ifilton at Local Churches
Religious notices announce Mr J Ifilton of the Christian Woman's and Orphan's Home in Louisville will preach at Antioch church Saturday night October 28 and in Somerset Sunday morning Corinth Sunday afternoon and Camargo Sunday night. Also praise for Dr W D Nowlin a highly regarded Bible scholar and preacher with a growing congregation. week services listed at 2 30 PM and 7 PM with pipe organ piano and full choir. 22 additions reported through Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ffilton
Christian Woman’s and, Orphan’s Home
Louisville
Antioch Church
Somerset
Corinth
Camargo
First Baptist Church
W. D. Nowlin
Vanarsdell's Stocks Fresh Fruits and James O'Connell Footwear
Vanarsdell's lists a wide range of fresh fruits while James O'Connell produces snow and water proof footwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O’connell
Beware of Hughes and his claim on women’s vote
A political notice warns women about Hughes. It claims he feigns support for woman suffrage to win female votes, citing his 1915 New York vote absence and a contrast with Wilson and his own New Jersey voting pattern. The piece labels him disingenuous and urges caution to voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
New York
Wilson
New Jersey
Halloween party invitation at High Street home
Little Miss Billy Vanarsdell invites friends to a Halloween color themed party at her parents home on High Street Friday afternoon October 27. The note promises a delightful afternoon for guests. Butter wanted to purchase two pounds weekly at good price, phone 157.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Vanarsdell
High Street
Masonic leaders reelected and elected at Louisville meeting
At a Louisville meeting of the Masonic Grand Lodge Judge H. R. French was reelected Grand Secretary of the Grand Chapter of the Royal Arch Masons. Mr. H. B. Pinney was elected Grand King of the Grand Chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Grand Lodge
Louisville
H. R. French
Royal Arch Masons
Pinney
Wanted to buy Irish potatoes and apples for sale
Classified item notes W. E. Bean offers to buy Irish potatoes and sells apples with contact via phone 622.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Bean
Twilight Sleep Films To Be Exhibited Here
Twilight Sleep motion pictures illustrating the maternity treatment will be shown at the Table Theatre on Nov 1. Prof Arthur H Rolick will lecture before showings, with separate afternoon screenings for women and evening shows for men. The films demonstrate the sleep method and its effects with twilight mothers and babies from ten days to three years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Table Theatre
Motherhood Society
Minneapolis
Arthur H. Rolinick
St. Paul
Opera
Table
Damerschall
Freiburg
Germany
Arthur H. Rolick
New York
Grape fruit and Malaga grapes praised as finest on market
The notice highlights Grape fruit and Malaga grapes as top offerings on the market with dealer P. Greenwade named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malaga
P. Greenwade
Local grocers list fresh oats oysters celery and cranberries
New rolled oats appear at Vanarsdell's while Greenwade's stocks oysters celery and cranberries in a bright produce section with varied items for shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanarsdell’s
Greenwade
Democrats Prove Banking Reform Steadies Nation
In prior years Republicans claimed a Democrat presidency would wreck finance. The Democrats have shown that such fears are false by four years of solid administration and banking law changes that curb panic. Economic health improves as Wilson faces likely re-election. vote to continue his administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
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Shes
Renna
Duerson’s Drug Store
Court Street
R. L. Coleman
Ashland
Ethel Neal
Lexington
Ruth Barnes
J. P. King
Messrs. Riggs Sullivan and
Clark Lane
Martha Pieratt
W. T. Perry
Winchester
Mrs. Forrest Suter
Mrs
Wm. Hull
Frances Calk
Mrs. Cairns
Pineville
Van
Donald Martin
Burg
N ,Ol
Henry L. Stone
A. M. Bourne
George F. Doyle
Little Ben Pralt Drake
B. S. Wilson
Vivian Alfrey
Edith Reis Jones
Ashby Blevins
T. B. Arthur
W. Va
D. L. Badger
Knoxville, Tenn
Sharpsburg
P. R. Cockrell
Clell Cockrell
Charles Hainline
N. Reid Patterson
C. B. Patterson
Mary Beall
Ruth Cardwell
Shelbyville
Kentucky
University
J. W. Hedden, Jr
Warren M. Rogers
J. P. Bartlett
M. L. Fitch
Garry P. Fitch
Connecticut
Billy Brent Nunnelley
Margaret Apperson
Kingsport
Tenn
W. P. Apperson
Mary Apperson
Punch, Graves & Co
Pergram
Eastin & Harris
MT. Sterling
John Rice
C. L. Parker
8. R. Adamson
Martinsville, Ind
Vanarsdell's
Kerr’s Perfection Flour
Ballard & Ballard
Ballard
Grand Lodge
McDonald Bros
Mt. Sterling, Ky
R. Hi. White &C
Court House
Mt Sterling
Jas. H. Gillaspie
Hinkston Pike
Stoops
H. R. Prewitt
Mr. Sterling
R. R. Whitsitt
Polar Science Monthly
Popular Science Monthly
Fourth Ave
N.Y
the Advocate For Printing
Washington
Department of Justice
North
Bassett Drug Co
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