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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1912
Page
5
A roundup of local residents visiting relatives and attending events in Morehead and surrounding areas. Names include Miss Pearl Lane Mr. G B Senff Attorney W B White Mrs Martha Morris and Mrs Wm Harrison among others with travels to Lexington Louisville Huntington and St Louis.
The annual visitation of St. Thomas Cemetery occurred last Sunday at 3 pm with all St. Patrick’s Church members. Flor ence O’Connell played the organ and Louis Utz sang. Father Roher delivered the sermon. Masses on All Saints Day at 7 and 9 with 7:30 devotions. High Mass of Requiem at 8 for All Souls Day. Van Arsdell’s advertises best steaks and roasts. W. P. Guthrie linked to United Clothing Stores.
Miss McNamara visits her brother in Cincinnati while Hom H. B. Kinsolving returns from an Eastern Kentucky tour predicting a Democratic landslide. Mrs. Frank Warren and Amelia visit Parkersburg after seeing Geo. B. Turner relatives. J. Clay Cooper reports valuable coal properties in Morgan County. Swango couple visit Winchester for Mrs. Quicksall's gathering near Somerset. Keesee and Scott from the Confederate Home attend events to support Woodrow Wilson's White House bid.
Short promotion notes boys' suits priced at 2.50 dollars at United Clothing Stores. The item emphasizes affordable children’s attire and store offering during a sales period.
Mr Harvey Knox confined to his home while Mr T J Douglas improves and will be well soon. Wilson Bros shirts at United Clothing Stores. For sale 58 Western ewes and 2 bucks. C B Hainline. Henry P Reid with United G H Strother called to Columbus Kansas for family illness. J G Strother will be away several days. business with John Cline remains attended.
Property owner notes stock of brick lime sard cement and wall plaster kept in yard beside railroad. Streets blocked. invitation to visit office or call 268 for details.
Mrs. W R Thompson hosts a Hallowe en luncheon for Miss Garnett Robinson as she nears marriage to Prof W O Hopper. The Quicksalls host a large family luncheon for Mrs J E Quicksall. Mrs John G Winn entertains guests for Mrs David Prewitt with a pink white color motif and flowers. The Sock Shower honors Prof Hopper and Miss Lockridge leads a debut of Mt Sterling High School seniors. Numerous bridal parties, receptions, linen showers, and a new Corytorium theatre opening are noted with many local hosts and guests.
I will pay the claims against the estate of D. T. Walker, deceased. All persons having claims are notified to file proof as required by law with my attorney R. G. Kern, A. S. Hart, Admr, D. P. Walker.
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