Personal notices listing visitors and visitors in town
Adlai Richardson spent the week end in Lexington. Mr. G. B. Senff was in Lexington Friday on business. Mr. Russell Tabor of Rothwell was in this city Monday. Mr. J. Davis Sewell and bride spent Sunday here. Mr. Glenn Perry of Owingsville visited Sunday. Mrs. James Gay visited her daughter at Millersburg last week. Judge J. H. Hardwick of Winchester visited today. Misses Mary and Stella Stamper spent the week end in Winchester. Mr. Nicholas Hadden Sr. visited Lexington and Georgetown last week. Mr. Parker Wood of Louisville spent Sunday with his mother. Mr. Robert Young of Pineville visited his mother Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter V. Turner here for Indiana farm rental. Mrs. Gratton Woodson of Middlesboro visits her father. Mrs. H. W. Crockett of Princeton with aunt G. B. Swango. Mr. and Mrs. James Dooley of Carlisle visited their niece Lida Goodpaster. Miss Mary Land Bronner returned from Columbus Ohio. Mr. W. S. Turner, traveling in the South, remains until after the election. Clarine Kaufman has moved to Kansas City for an extended visit. Mrs. Paul W Tutt and two children of St. Louis were here a week visiting her brother Roy G. Kern. Mr. Blanche Brashear returned from a visit to Lexington, Georgetown, and Cynthiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratton Woodson
Middlesboro
Geo. W. Blevins
H. W. Crockett
Princeton
W. Va
G. B. Swango
James Dooley
Carlisle
Lida Goodpaster
Community Club Plans Second Meeting at Camargo School
The Community Club schedules its second meeting November 4 at 1 30 p m in the Camargo Consolidated School auditorium. Program includes invocations, lectures from UK Agriculture Department, school readings, dramatized stories by fourth graders, and discussions on farm waste, home prosperity, and domestic science. New macaroni and spaghetti announced at Vanarsdell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camargo Consolidated School
B. F. Battenfield
Agriculture Department
The
University of Kentucky
May Chapel
Oliver Collins
Nannie Oldham
Arnold T Hamilton
Clarice Reid
Mattie Wallace
Elsie Wyatt
J. M., Wallace
F. B. Richardson
E. H. Moss
Jeff Cooper
L. B. Hadden
James McCormick
Mattie McCormick
Pink Rickets
Emma Greenwade
F. D. Richardson
Georgia Brandon
Social News Briefs From Local Visitors
Mrs. Lee O Rear and Mrs Carrington with guest Hallie McDaniel traveled to Lexington to shop. Dr. W T Willis of Louisville visits friends here. Mr and Mrs John Knox Arnold and two children return to Washington DC after weeks with Mrs Ann Arnold. Mr Charlie O Connell of Washington DC visits relatives here and says Wilson will win the East by a large margin. Mr and Mrs Keller Greene and baby return from Columbia Missouri. Mrs Martha Morris remains two weeks longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee O’rear
Charlie O’connel
Washington, D. C
Wilson
East
Keller Greene
Baby
Columbia, Mo
Martha Morris
Mrs. Greene
You May Vote for Wilson or Hughes
Election slogan urging support for Wilson or Hughes appears next to an ad for waterproof footwear by James O Conndll. It notes a shop near Traders National Bank in Mt Sterling Kentucky with oysters from C Applegarth and Baltimore oysters in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Hughes
James O’conndll
Traders National Bank
Mt. Sterling
C. Applegarth
Baltimore
P. Greenwade
Medical brief on local physicians and patient status
Dr. R. E. May shows notable improvement this week while Dr. J. F. Lockhart remains in extremely critical condition. Mr. Loring Turley, treated in a Lexington hospital for several days, is reported to be getting along nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Lockhart
Loring Turley
Lexington
Trimble's Loyal Women to entertain at church Friday
Trimble's Loyal Women of the Christian church Sunday School will entertain the class and home department Friday afternoon at 2 30. All kinds of fresh fruits available at Vanarsdell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
Women of the Christian Church
Memorial services and church meeting announcements
Religious notes report the annual memorial services at St Thomas Cemetery Sunday at 2 30 PM with a fine choir. The W C T U plans a Thursday 2 30 PM meeting at Mrs W W Eubank Sr home in Johnson addition with full attendance urged. A four week Union schoolhouse meeting led by Rev R M Reynolds ends Sunday with a basket dinner. The Advocate for printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas Cemetery
W. W Eubank, Sr
Johnson Addition
Union Schoolhouse
R. M. Reynolds
Thrift Habits for Young Men and Personal Character
A persuasive piece urges young men to regularly save from earnings, creating a bank account to weather troubles and build responsible character. It contrasts thrift with extravagance, praises prudent spending, and notes modest dress as a sign of stable finances. It ends with a local ad for Greenwade's and a maxim about noticing small things.
For Rent Cheap A Good House on Holt Avenue
For Rent cheap a good house on Holt avenue with 9 rooms stable and garden Greene Heirs 16 tf Home killed meats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt Avenue
Greene Heirs
Social Events At Tea Cup Inn In Missionary Society
Mrs. Maggie Gaitskill entertained the Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church at the Tea Cup Inn Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock. About twenty members were present. Miss Lucretia May hosted a six o'clock dinner at the Tea Cup Inn Thursday evening with guests including Mrs. C. H. Bryan, Mr. and Mrs. Percy D. Bryan, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Priest and Miss Ella Priest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Gaitskill
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Tea Cup Inn
Lucretia May
C. H. Bryan
Percy D. Bryan
Scott
Priest
Ella Priest
Butter Wanted for Regular Purchase
Advertiser seeks a regular supply of two pounds of butter weekly at a good price. Interested sellers should call phone number 157 for arrangement.
Barbers Payne and Greenwade Cut Prices Crowding Shop
Payne and Greenwade cut prices on all barber work and their shop was crowded all day Saturday as customers rushed to save the difference.
Greenwade's offers oysters celery and cranberries
Greenwade's features oysters celery and cranberries in stock. A cheerful mood today may lead to a better position tomorrow. Punch Graves & Co advertise ladies black dress shoes, lace or button. The company promotes free speech as long as speakers do not gossip about them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punch, Graves & Co
Hurst Home and Local Advertisements
Farmers' co-operation insurance offered by agent J. T. Coons with contact phone 456 W-1. A proverb urges caution before leaping. Ladies shoes priced 3.50 and 4.00 with snap and style. New rolled oats available at Vanarsdell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Co-Operation
J. T. Coons
Punch, Graves & Co
Vanarsdell’s
Births and society notes from October events
Births report a 844 pound daughter born Tuesday October 31 to Mrs Gilbert Y Triplett. Policeman Thomas Scott celebrates the arrival of a fine son at his home last Friday named Thomas J. Graves & Co references dress shoes and punch at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Y. Triplett
Thos. Scott
Thomas J
Revival meeting at Baptist church adds thirty-one members
The revival at the Baptist church closed Sunday night with thirty-one additions to the church. Rev. W. D. Nowlin is praised as a splendid evangelist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
W. D. Nowlin
Grape fruit and Malaga grapes on the market
S. P. Greenwade reports the finest grape fruit and Malaga grapes are now available on the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malaga
S. P. Greenwade
Also Mentioned on This Page
Duerson’s Drug Store
Court Street
Adlai Richardson
G. B. Senff
Russell Tabor
Rothwell
Mr. J. Davis Sewell and
Bride
Glenn Perry
Owingsville
James Gay
Millersburg
J. H. Hardwick
Winchester
Mary and
Stella Stamper
Nicholas Hadden, Sr
Georgetown
Mr. Parker Wood
Louisville
Hattie Wood
Robert Young
Pineville
Maggie Young
Walter V. Turner
Indiana
Mary Land Bronner
Columbus, Ohio
W. 8S. Turner
Clarine Kaufman
Kansas City
S. Lou Barnes
Paul W., Tutt
Chilren
St. Louis, Mo
N. Roy G. Kern
Blanche Brashear
Georgetown Ris
Cynthiana
Eastin & Harris
Kerr’s Perfection Flour
Ballard & Ballard
Ballard
R. E. May
the Advocate For Printing
Eubank & Chenault
Greenwade’s
Lowes
R. Hi. White &C
Hurst
MR. Tobacco
Lexington Burley
W.C. McDowell
Sect
S. Broadway
Lexington,Ky
Bassett Drug Co
McDonald Bros
Mt. Sterling, Ky
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