Mourning for Fred G Morris and Allene Wayman Drowning
A drowning accident near Howards Mill in Slate Creek claims Fred G Morris 21 and leaves Allene Wayman of New Albany, Ind., critically injured. Robert Stone and Florence Dawson swam to safety. Morris funeral held at Machpelah Cemetery. Wayman taken to New Albany for burial preparations begin. Morris cafe proprietor praised as courteous and beloved by many. community shares condolences and recalls his bright, genial nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. Morris
Allene Wayman
New Albany
Ind
Howards’ Mill
Slate Creek
Robert Stone
Mt. Sterling Garage
Florence Dawson
Ce Albany
Mr. Stone
Mr. Morris
Missouri
Louisville
Louise
Roy L. Morris
Fred Morris
Morris
Huyler's Chocolate Featured at Geiger's Pharmacy Fountain
Geiger's Pharmacy promotes Huyler's Chocolate at its fountain. The ad notes a selection of chocolates for customers seeking a treat.
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Fountain of Geiger’s Pharmacy
Former Pastor Dedicates New Morganfield Church
Rev George S Kennard formerly pastor of the Baptist Church of this city conducted dedication services of the new twelve thousand dollar church just finished at Morganfield Kentucky. He has been pastor there less than a year and is doing a great work with many friends in this city wishing him continued success.
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George S. Kennard
The
Baptist Church
Morganfield
Kennard
Hog Killing Time
An advertisement urges readers to obtain a scalding tub from Mc Cormick Lumber Co as the hog killing season approaches.
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McCormick Lumber Co
Distinguished Visitor Addresses Ohio Valley Association in Lexington
Professor Archibald Henderson of Chapel Hill North Carolina visited the family of Mr. Price Calk last week. He addressed the Ohio Valley Association at their Lexington meeting in the early part of the week.
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Archibald Henderson
Chapel Hill
N. C
Price Calk
Henderson
Ohio Valley Association
Lexington
Oysters and celery fresh daily at The Sanitary Meat Market
Daily supply of oysters and celery advertised by The Sanitary Meat Market ensuring fresh produce for customers. The notice emphasizes regular availability and market reliability.
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Sanitary
Independent candidates blocked from ballot in county races
J A Williams filed to run as an Independent for Magistrate in Aaron's Run district and J M Adams sought the same for Jeffersonville against Democratic nominees. After withdrawals left nineteen petitioners, the County Clerk sought Attorney General guidance and declined to place either name on the ballot, leaving Democrats unopposed in those districts.
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J. A. Williams
Aaron’s Run
Keller Greene
Col. W. D. Henry
John M. Adams
Jeffersonville
Esq
T. C. Quisenberry
Williams
Frankfort
Wanted Fat Turkeys for Thanksgiving Market Begin Nov 12
G D Sullivan and Co advertises for fat turkeys for Thanksgiving as market activity starts November 12. The notice notes firm involvement in supply and sale details for producers and buyers.
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G. D. Sullivan & Co
Scott County Grand Jury Calls for Abolition of Court
The Scott County grand jury at Georgetown last week urged abolishing the Fiscal Court and pushing a full reform of the fiscal system. The court members supported the recommendation, and another county is expected to adopt the commission form of government.
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Scott County Grand Jury
Georgetown
Commission
Complete line of paper and correspondence cards now available
Advocate Publishing Co Inc advertises a complete stock of paper and correspondence cards. Call now while inventory remains full.
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Advocate Publishing Co., Inc
Remains of W. C. Fox Laid to Rest Here Thursday
William C. Fox aged 41 son of Mr and Mrs G T Fox of this county died in a Lexington hospital at 8 o clock Wednesday after long illness. The body arrived by noon train Thursday and the interment followed graveside services led by Rev H D Clark at Machpelah cemetery. Oysters celery and cranberries at Vanarsdell's.
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William C. Fox
G. T. Fox
Lexington
Machpelah Cemetery
H. D. Clark
Walter Mackie Returns to City After Typhoid Illness
A correction states Walter Mackie did not purchase an interest at Winchester with his brother George. Walter only assisted in running the business while George was ill, and Walter has returned to the city to resume his post at W. B. Whites.
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Walter Mackie
Winchester
George
W. B. White
Killed in Illinois
Telegram reports Grover C. Richardson killed in an elevator accident in Danville Illinois. He was thirty, survived by wife and two children, parents John F. and wife, two brothers, three sisters. John F Richardson left to fetch the body for interment. funeral plans not yet set.
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Grover C. Richardson
Danville
Ill
Richardson
John F. Richardson
Danville, Ill
Arthur C
Adlai
Will Turley
Nettie
Montgomery County
Virgil Browning
Clark County
Jones and Robertson Bride and Groom Wed at Parsonage
Mr Richard M Jones and Miss Fannie Miller Robertson were married Tuesday at the Methodist parsonage by Rev T W Watts. They will reside at the groom’s home near Ewington. The bride is the Robertson daughter and the groom a noted farmer with many friends offering best wishes.
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Methodist
Fannie Miller Robertson
Richard M. Jones
T. W. Watts
Ewington
E. F. Robertson
Sterling
W. E. Jones
Hugh Miller Sold to E R Little for Next Racing Season
Hugh Miller a two year old trotter by Baron More was sold privately to E R Little of the county. The colt will be wintered here and prepared for three year old trotting races next season. Little plans to campaign Hugh Miller in the half mile rings.
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John M. McCormick
Hugh Miller
Baronmore
E. R. Little
Mr. Little
Kemper Farm Sold at Mil ler's Station Nicholas County
The Kemper farm of Mrs M B Kemper and children at Miller's Station Nicholas county comprising 227 acres with fine improvements sold Saturday via W Hoffman Wood of this city. Sale price about 120 dollars per acre.
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M. B. Kemper
Miller’s Station
Nicholas County
W. Hoffman Wood
Gaitskill and Robinsons Quietly Wed at Home
Mr J C Gaitskill Jr and Miss Mildred Robinson united in marriage at the bride’s parents’ home on Sycamore street. Rev T W Watts performed the ceremony at five this Wednesday morning. The couple then traveled to Winchester and Cincinnati before returning to live on the Maysville pike.
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J. C. Gaitskill, Jr
Mildred Robinson
R. C. Robinson
Sycamore Street
T. W. Watts
Winchester
Cincinnati
Maysville Pike
Mt. Sterling High School
John C. Gaitskill
Sterling
McCormick Sells Samuels Avenue Residence
Saturday afternoon Leslie McCormick sold his two story frame house on Samuels Avenue to Percy D. Bryan for private consideration. Possession is set for April 1 1914 and the Bryans will occupy the home. McCormick plans a new residence just across the street and will begin digging immediately.
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Leslie McCormick
Percy D. Bryan
Samuels Avenue
McCormick
Robbers Break Safe at Winchester Roller Mills
Thieves struck the Winchester Roller Mills Co office Friday night breaking in from the rear after visiting Burke's blacksmith shop on Washington street. They used a sledge to knock off the safe knob and punch the lock, then stole about $113.04 belonging to the Milling Company and roughly $15 for the Christian church.
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Winchester Roller Mills Co
Burke
Washington Street
Notice to creditors in Morris estate administratrix action
All persons having claims against Fred G. Morris deceased must prove and file them with Louise Morris Administratrix for payment. 1731 Pure pork sausage at Vanars dell's.
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Fred G. Morris
Louise Morris
Vanarsdell’s
Double wedding ties in Winchester pairings in Kentucky
Miss Emerald Judy of this city wed Mr Joseph Brown Jr of Winchester in Phoenix Hotel parlors alongside Miss Margaret Brown and Mr Bronston McCord of Winchester. Rev Spencer officiated and couples left for Louisville. Judy, Mt Sterling High School 1913 graduate, is famed local society figure. Brown family connections noted. McCord runs a Winchester garage.
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Emerald Judy
Joseph Brown, Jr
Winchester
Phoenix Hotel
Margaret Brown
Bronston McCord
Miss Judy
Spencer
Louisville
Judy
Henry Judy
Mt. Sterling High School
Mc Sterling
Kentucky
Mr. Brown
Ellen Brown
Clark County
Joseph Brown
Brown-Proctoria
McCord
Ball Used in the World Series Passed to Local Boy
Master Dyke Duty of this city owns a ball used in the world series sent by his aunt Mrs. W. G. Fralick of New York. He keeps it locked away nightly as if guarding gold, an evident fan’s pride. Green vegetables featured at Greenwade's.
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Dyke Duty
W. G. Fralick
New York
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State Creek
Fred
Mr. Sterling
Huyler
Rogers
W. C. Fox
Vanarslell’s
Illinois
R. M. Jones
Fannie M. Robertson
Little
Kemper Farm
Mr. Gaitskill
Miss Robinson
Miss Emerald
Joe Brown
the Phoenix
Greenwade’s
Chicago
Mattie Blount
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