Surprise wedding of Kenney DeHaven and Elizabeth Perry
The couple quietly wed Friday at the bride’s country home in this county. Rev. H. D. Clark conducted the ceremony. They plan a brief bridal tour and will reside in the McKee apartment on Bank Street. Elizabeth is the daughter of B. F. Perry and W. A. DeHaven is the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenney N. DeHaven
Elizabeth Jean Perry
H. D. Clark
McKee
Bank Street
B. F. Perry
W. A. DeHaven
McCormick Purchases New Five Passenger White Auto
Mr. L. C. McCormick takes delivery of a new five passenger White automobile bought through H. Clay McKee & Sons Co. The agency notes it has sold several cars in the region recently. The piece ends with a general remark about watching a lively young girl.
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L. C. McCormick
H. Clay McKee & Sons Co
Guthrie Resigns From United Clothing Stores
Mr. W. P. Guthrie, manager of the local United Clothing Stores branch since its opening about a year ago, has tendered his resignation to take effect Sept 10. He may pursue other ventures and likely stays in the area. successor not yet chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Guthrie
United Clothing Stores
Guthrie
Sterling
Punch Graves & Co Breaks On Men’s Suit Sizes
Broken sizes in men’s suits prompt Punch, Graves & Co to advertise discounts. Local shoppers see irregular fittings and price cuts as store updates inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punch, Graves & Co
Business Men's Club Adjourns Meeting Pending Wilfley Lecture
The regular Business Men's Club meeting Monday night adjourned to next week as members planned to attend the Wilfley lecture at the Christian Church. The next session will elect officers for the coming year and consider a manufacturing firm’s local relocation proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men’s Club
Wilfley
Christian Church
New Ice Company Committee Reports Feasibility
A committee of E. T. Hon and A. Dietz, appointed by stockholders of a proposed ice plant, toured Louisville plants to cost machinery and grounds. The project estimates 22500 dollars total with 14000 dollars in stock needed before hiring an expert to finalize plans. Officials express confidence in success and note the valley roots of local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Hon
A. Dietz
Louisville
Death of Mrs Myron Park Davis in Meadville
Mrs Myron Park Davis died at her Meadville Pennsylvania home on August 31 1913. She left many Kentucky relatives especially in Bath and Montgomery counties and was the sister of Mr C W Nesbitt of this city. She was described as a lovely Christian woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Park Davis
Meadville
Kentucky
Bath
Montgomery Counties
C. W. Nesbitt
Montgomery Circuit Court Opens Under Sick Judge in Paintsville
The September term began in Montgomery with Judge Andrew J. Kirk presiding due to illness of Judge Alice W Young. Sheriff Crooks opened court as Kirk addressed jurors and witnesses. Proceedings began with verdicts and listed juries, including grand and two petit panels, as the court set upcoming cases and noted a transfer petition to Federal Court in a damage suit. It ends with a moral remark urging civility: It is foolish to be unnecessarily disagreeable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Circuit Court
Andrew J. Kirk
Paintsville
Allce W. Young
Dirk
W. F. Crooks
Montgomery
The
Commonwealth
Perry Oakley
John Burbridge
Willie Spurlock
Addie Kelly
Admr
G. A. McCormick
Labor Day Observed by Mt. Sterling Post Office Force
Post Office staff in Mt. Sterling observed Labor Day as a holiday with rural route carriers idle and city carriers limited to morning deliveries. Stamp and general delivery windows operated only for a few hours. The text reflects on self-satisfaction and urges wiser judgment toward others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling
Alleged Murderer Adjudged Insane
Dr. Oscar Motley, taken to Louisa to be tried for murder in Morgan county, was adjudged insane and committed to the Eastern Kentucky Asylum for the Insane at Lexington. Testimony cites drug use and heavy cigarette smoking. He allegedly set fire to the county jail weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Motley
Louisa
Lawrence County
Dennis
Morgan County
Eastern Kentucky Asylum For the
Lexington
Motley
For Safe House and Lot on North Sycamore Street
Real estate listing notes sale of a house and lot on North Sycamore Street owned by J. W. Jones. Property details and terms not fully legible in the provided text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore Street
J. W. Jones
Porter Joins Lexington Railway Ticket Office
Mr James S Porter, longtime C and O agent here and more recently in Charleston W Va, has accepted a city ticket agent post with Queen and Crescent and Southern Railways in Lexington. He began September 1 and will relocate his family soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. Porter
Lexington
Queen & Crescent
Southern Railways
Porter
Charleston
W. Va
Stamping and Embroidery Offered by Miss Alta Evans Millinery
Miss Lilly Harp advertises stamping as a specialty at Miss Alta Evans Millinery store. New patterns and up to date designs available with stamped pieces and flosses for sale. 9-21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss
Satterwhite Accepts Drug Store Position in Lexington
Mr. Gilbert Satterwhite returned last week from Hampton Virginia and left Sunday for Lexington where he has accepted a position with a drug store. He is described as a splendid young druggist with many friends here who regret his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Satterwhite
Hampton
Lexington
Mr. Satterwhite
Sterling
Brass bed and mattress for sale in window display
A brass bed priced at 30 dollars, a felt mattress for 8 dollars, and a 7 dollar spring are offered. An outfit for the week costs 32 dollars and 50 cents. The seller, J. W. Baber, invites viewers to look in the window.
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J. W. Baber
Moves to Country Prompted by Property Rental
Mrs James Bogie Sr and her son Edward with Alice rented their Main Street property to Mr and Mrs Carroll Hamilton and will relocate to their Camargo Pike farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James 8. Bogie, Sr
Edward
Alice
Main Street
Carroll Hamilton
Camargo Pike
This Week's Bargains at The Fair
The Fair offers regular 25c cotton floor mops at 12c each and a glass pitcher with six tumblers matching set for 24c, saving shoppers on home items this week.
Bloomer Girls Defeated by Mt. Sterling in Close Park Game
The Star Bloomer Girls lost 8 to 7 at the local park Thursday afternoon to Mt. Sterling. The contest drew a large crowd and featured a scuffle when Ben Scott was tackled by women players during a slide at first base.
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Star Bloomer Girls
Mt. Sterling
Ben Scott
Auction Sale of Jersey Milch Cows at Greenville
Auction at Greenwade's Stock Yards in this city on Saturday September 6 at 2 PM offers 25 head Jersey milch cows some with calves by their side. From Sweet Water Valley Tennessee famed for dairy cows. W O'Hair & Sons Paris Illinois sponsor sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwade
Sweet Water Valley
Tenn
O’hair & Sons
Paris
Ill
Marital Union Ties Bush M Marcoffsky to Sylvia Rubin
Mr. Bush M. Marcoffsky and Miss Sylvia Rubin were married in Columbus Ohio on Thursday August 28 in a quiet home ceremony attended by close friends and relatives. They arrived in the city Saturday and reside in the McKee apartment on Bank street. Marcoffsky is described as a straightforward business man with good habits and a jovial manner, while Rubin is noted as bright and popular.
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Bush M. Marcoffsky
Sylvia Rubin
Jersey City
New Jersey
Columbus
McKee
Bank Street
Rooms for rent above pool hall on Clay Cooper street
Three office rooms over Clay Cooper's pool room and three rooms in residence offered for light housekeeping. Apply to Mrs. Eliza M. Jordan.
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Clay Cooper
Eliza M. Jordan
Morehead Mountaineer Sold to Church Group Editor Appointed
The Morehead Mountaineer changes hands as the C. W. E. M. secures a controlling interest. Mrs. Cora Wilson Stewart becomes editor for the present, noted as sister of Hon. B. S. Wilson and a gifted Kentucky writer.
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Morehead Mountaineer
Cora Wilson Stewart
Stewart
B.S. Wilson
Kentucky
Resumes Position at Hazelrigg and Son’s
Miss Louise Morris resumes her role at Hazelrigg and Son’s after a three month rest. In her absence Miss Anna Mary Triplett filled the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Morris
Hazelrigg & Son’s
Anna Mary Triplett
Maupin Appointed to Fill County Jail Vacancy
Mr. W. W. Wilson resigns as county jailer and Dan R. Maupin is named to fill the unexpired term of C. T. Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Wilson
Dan. R. Maupin
C. T. Wilson
Chickens for sale Rhode Island Reds hens and rooster
Local ad offers a half dozen Rhode Island Reds hens and a rooster for quick sale. Price described as cheap if sold at once. Apply at this office. 9-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Miss Sophia Burgin to Wed Richard Moore Today
Miss Sophia Burgin of Lexington will marry Mr. Richard Moore of Woodford County in Lexington today. Burgin is known locally as a charming and accomplished young woman, while Moore runs a store near Versailles and comes from a prominent Woodford family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Burgin
Lexington
Richard Moore
Woodford County
Mt. Sterling Public Schools Open Monday
Mt. Sterling Public Graded Schools opened Monday morning with large attendance. Business leaders and others interested in education attended the opening exercises. Prof. W. O. Hopper and assistants will assign grades for a few days and the week will bring thorough settlement and steady work, affirming Mt. Sterling as having a fine public school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling
W. O. Hopper
Mbt
Sterling
Wilfrey Lectures Draw Large Crowds at Hazel Rigg Class
Reverend Earle Wilfrey draws huge attendance at Hazel Rigg Bible Class lectures. The illustrated talk Footprints of God filled the lower floor and balcony with many standing outside. Remaining talks include The Problem of Evil and Does Death End All with a mix of sermons and recitals through September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Wilfrey
Hazelrigg
God
Wilfley
Jesus
Prodigal Son
Ben Hur
Mrs. L C McCormick Hosts Informal Wednesday Gathering
Mrs Leslie C McCormick entertained a small circle of friends last Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs Will McCormick of DeLand Florida. After several rounds of the game 500 a lunch was served Miss Charlotte Rogers acted as hostess at the luncheon with Mrs Will McCormick as the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie C. McCormick
Will McCormick
Deland, Fla
Charlotte Rogers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Kenney DeHaven
Elizabeth Perry
Vanarsdell & Co
Huyler
Geiger’s Pharmacy
New Ice Company Committee
Coats
Rogers CO
Outfitters
Grand Jury
G. W. Denton
Foreman
J. F. Richardson
Jno
M. McCormick
Price Calk
W. H. Knox
B. F. Herriott
N. B. Hoskins
W. N. Anderson
R. L. Stewart
W. H. Wyatt
Ernest Gillispie
L. L. Bridgforth
Peter Greenwade
Floyd Congleton
R. P. Walsh
John W. William
Walker Ficklin
J. L. Faulkner
W. H. Canan
J. W. Cecil
Robi. Collier
Chas. Hainline
Harlan Nickell
George McAlister
George W. Anderson, Jr
J. T. Johnson
E. J. Shackelford
W. Jones
Oliver Howell
J. P. Young
A. R. Turley
Priest Henry
G. H. Strother
Alvin Myers
C. C. Schooler
Petit Jury
E. B. Quisenberry
James W. White
J. D. Hazelrigg
C. W. Harris
Jno. Frazer
P. R. Cockrell
Labor Day
James Porter
Bloomer Girls
ARRY
ONIO
Mr. Bush
M. Marcoffsky
Columbus, O
Mountaineer
D. R. Maupin
Mrs. L. C. McCormick
Washington
McCormick Lumber Company
Mt. Sterling, Ky
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