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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1915
Page
5
Miss Alma Nesbitt and Miss Pearl Lane visit Beattyville while Jean Kendall tours Millives Winchester. Numerous residents announce travels to Stanford Oil Springs Richmond Lexington Cincinnati and Cincinnati area for visits and events as local gatherings and parties continue.
A sequence of health updates reports several residents recovering from illnesses and surgeries in Lexington and nearby towns. Prank Boyd and Mrs Gratton Woodson show improvement, while Will Turley’s tuberculosis remains serious. Henrietta Howell is recovering after appendicitis surgery in St Augustine.
To the wife of Mr. C. E. Balls a son born Thursday August 26 named James B. Jr. Attorney and Mrs. W. C. Hamilton greet a daughter born Friday night named Martha Frances.
Leading stage comedian Raymond Hitchcock stars in the photo comedy The Ringtailed Rhinoceros at Table Theatre. See Hitchcock on screen Wednesday night September 1st for a must see show.
Call us for the best steaks roasts and chops from Vanaredell and Company. Reach out for premium cuts and expert preparation.
Mrs J O Greene and Mrs Mary Varner hosted a series of gatherings last week including a siting around party on Wednesday, festies on Friday, and a Saturday event named SOR attended by local society. Henrietta Coleman hosted a rook party for her guest Martha McClure of Lexington with guests enjoying games and refreshments. Coleman and others planned further entertainments in honor of Miss McClure. Mrs J M Jenkins entertained with forty two for Martha Coleman at her South Maple Street home, with asters and hevonias in pink white and lavender and a salad course following games. Guests included Mettie Bryan Eleanor Taylor Mary Hays Mary Kerns Beulah Drake Hazel Myers Alvin Hon Ben Goode Squire Ogden Robert Baldwin Clark Banks Asa Banks Clayton Southern, of Richmond Virginia.
Regular Sabbath services will be resumed at the Presbyterian church and preaching planned at the Baptist church Sunday morning and evening. The WCTU meets Thursday at 2 PM at Mrs. John English home for officer elections. Hewtawa Mill church revival has grown from seven to forty members under Rev J S Wilson and Rev Frank Hardin leading. Three deacons ordained Sunday afternoon with sermons, prayers, and church charges delivered. Pure pork sausage and tin cans advertised by Vanarsdell. H Clay McKee & Sons promote apartments and two dwellings.
Officials cannot locate a quarry on Owingsville pike so the State-aid project will use crushed stone shipped from Five Hill to Ewington and built from Ewington to Bath line. Shipments are arriving and work progresses under supervisor Andy Wilbert, the former road roller man for the Maysville pike. The job is expected to take three months.
Classified ad offers a four room flat with bath for rent centrally located and requests applicants to apply to G. H. Strother. It also notes all kinds of tuned goods available.
Jute Denne Dundon an attorney from Paris in Boyrham county sues W. Taylor Witzpatrick in Montgomery Circuit Court for 43000 for professional services. The case stems from a previous guardianship petition after Mer. Pitapatrick was adjudged insane and property placed under court control. Judge Dunhom assisted in the related section. Trial set for September term. Stones Wrapped Cakes.
J L Robinson offers painting work with guarantee and invites contact at 661 W or 46 Ringo's Cafe for oysters.
The Mt Sterling National Bank has been granted by the Federal Reserve Board the authority to act as Trustee Executor and Administrator of estates. The action is welcomed by many who prefer a trusted institution to handle their estate affairs rather than individuals.
The Democratic County Convention met quietly with no contest anticipated. Henry R. Prewitt was elected chairman, with Squire Turner and E. W. Senff as secretaries. A resolution sent all county Democrats to the State Convention uninstructed.
A local notice highlights Vanarsdell’s offering a variety of home grown vegetables. Shoppers can expect fresh produce and seasonal snips from the garden.
Veal beef pork lamb and oysters advertised at Ringo's Cafe. Orders taken at The Peerless Exchange. Seek price quotes for sugar flour and lard before buying from Vanarsdell and Co.
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