Entertainers host Friday evening for Miss Paxton and Mr Nelson
Mrs Emmett Nelson and Mrs Claude Paxton plan a Friday evening at Mrs Nelsons Clay Street residence in honor of Miss Allene Paxton of New York City and Mr Robert Nelson. About sixty guests are expected for what is anticipated as one of the season’s finest evenings.
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Allene Paxton
New York City
Claude Paxton
Emmett Nelson
Nelson
Clay Street
Robert Nelson
Trere
Large Wash Powder and Clothes Pins Deal This Week
Spot Cash Grocery offers a bundle with Wash ing Powder and 12 Clothes Pins for 5 cents, valid this week only. Includes a low price package aimed at budget shoppers seeking value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spot Cash Grocery
Miss Elizabeth Gaitskill Wins Diamond Ring at Table Opera House
Miss Elizabeth Gaitskill won the diamond ring offered by the Table Opera House for the city’s most popular young lady. Her majority was 9,906, a result larger than expected and pleasing to her many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Gaitskill
Table Opera House
Shoe sale cuts price on pumps and oxfords
A local advert shows pumps and oxfords reduced to 3.15 dollars at J. H. Bruner the Shoe Man indicating a store sale and discount on footwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Bruner
Off For College Among Local Young Ladies
Five local young women depart for college this week. Hazel Grubbs of Sweetbriar Virginia and Mary V. Tabb will attend state universities. Mary Ratliff White and Em Lee Howe head to Hamilton College in Cincinnati. Lucy Clay Woodford leaves for Washington District of Columbia for studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Grubbs
Sweetbriar
Mary V. Tabb
Mary Ratliff White
Em. Lee Howe
Hamilton College
Coxington
Lucy Clay Woodford
Washington, D
Walsh Bros Spot Cash Grocery Sale Notice
Mothers pants and knee pants in boys sizes cut to 2.48 from 12.50 with straight pants also offered. Walsh Bros advertises Gold Medal 5c starch at 10c for this week only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spot Cash
Typhoid Fever Haunts Local Families
Mrs. Cole Bybees remains in the same condition. Three of Ollie Elam’s children have typhoid. Dink Murphy and two of his children are stricken. Mrs. John Langford was sent to Louisville with typhoid threats. J W Hedden Jr. shows limited improvement after three weeks. Mrs. W H Berry returns to fetch daughter Virginia who fell ill while visiting grandmother Miss Lila Mae Harper, who, though slightly improved, remains very ill with typhoid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Langford
Louisville
Lila Mae Harper
Mt Sterling Collegiate Institute Set to Open Brightly
The sixth session of Mt Sterling Collegiate Institute will open on Tuesday September 12 with high prospects for a record opening. The school will draw pupils from the city county and surrounding counties. The eight member faculty includes RK I Cord president and Miss Nell Shearin Eliza Harris Miss Mattie Woodson Barnes Georgie Sledd Mrs Claude Haley Miss Emma Lee Sleet and Prof W H Haddock. Opening exercises at 9 oclock will feature city ministers and others and patrons are invited. Boarding arrangements should be arranged by notifying Prof Cord with address and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling Collegiate Institute
RK. I. Cord
Nell Shearin
Eliza Harris
Mattie Woodson Barnes
Georgie Sledd
Claude Halley
Emma Lee Sleet
W. H. Haddock
Walsh Bros Boys Suits Sale Tops Prices Cut
Great profit sharing sale on boys' suits with values up to 12.50 reduced to 2.48. Walsh Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh Bros
Hon Wins Prize Steer In County Beef Contest
Ed Hon held the lucky number and won the prize steer recently sold to Chas Duff by George Everett. Hon plans to have the animal slaughtered for his new meat shop opening this week on East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hon
Chas. Duff
Geo. C. Everett
Hon
East Main Street
Lillie Skidmore Wed C N Fielder at Belmont Street Home
Mr and Mrs Jerome Skidmore of Winchester announce the marriage of their daughter Lillie to Mr C N Fielder of Lexington. The ceremony was Wednesday September 13 1911 at 3 30 in the bride's parents home on Belmont street with friends and relatives invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Turley
Mr.Turley
Lexington
Chebanse
Ill
Jerome Skidmore
Winchester
Lillie
C. N. Fielder
Belmont Street
Enter 100 Mile Race in Lexington
Mr. Gilbert Satterwhite and Mr. J R Wyatt spent Sunday and Monday in Lexington and both entered the 100 mile motor cycle race. Mr Wyatt finished with eight others with a perfect score. Mr Satterwhite with one other contestant finished three minutes behind the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Satterwhite
J. R. Wyatt
Lexington
Mr. Wyatt
Mr. Satterwhite
Fall styles John B Stetson and Yeoman hats
Fall fashion item spotlight features John B Stetson and Yeoman hats by Punch and Graves. The piece highlights hat styles, branding, and seasonal wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Stetson
Births: James Robert and Anna Katherine welcome
Last Thursday, Mrs. Joe Scott welcomed a fine boy, James Robert. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Turley, nee Mary Prewitt, celebrate the arrival of a baby girl, Anna Katherine, last Monday at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Scott
James Robert
John H. Turley
Mary Prewitt
Anna Katherine
Advocate Contestants Return From Delightful Trip
The three winners Miss Anna Mary Triplett Florence McNamara and Mary Lockridge returned home last Thursday after a two week trip to Atlantic City Washington and other eastern cities. They praised the treatment given by Dan W Bomar and his wife chaperones from Versailles who accompanied the party.
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Anna Mary Triplett
Florence McNamara
Mary Lockridge
Atlantic City
The
Advocate
Washington
Dan W. Bomar
Versailles
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Court St
Ames Ogg
J. W. Baker
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H. P. Reid
Torrent
Stanley Brown
Olympian Springs
Priest Kemper
Mr. R. I. Settles
Frankfort
Teddy Minihan
J. H. Jeffries
Pineville
Carl Quicksall
Morgan County
C L. Carlisle
Covington
C. H. Petry
Mrs. W. Smith
Cyrena Fitzpatrick
Mrs. W. T. Fitzpatrick
J. M. Pierce
Salt Lick
Mr. W. Pierce
Aliie Hunt
E Imperial Hotel
Knoxville
Ena
Wm. Burdette
Charlston, W. Va
J. L. McClung
Rose
Punch
T. J. Wilson
Chicago
Nannie Reed
New York
W. H. Leonard
M . Anderson
Heroime
Kennedy, Ohio
Allene Wilson
Orburg, Va
Mrs. G. Senff
Grover C. Anderson
Lincoln County
Jacob Henry
W. R. Nunnelley
Anise Hunt
St. Louis
W. P. Guthrie
A. O. McClung
A. Floyd Byrd
Lillian Redmond
Miss Mayme
Washington, D.C
J. R. Scott
Moorefield
Phillip Ryan
Crestwood
N. T. MekKee
Mollie Turner
Polly Thomas
Toledo
Iil
C. F. Trumbo
J. F. Trumbo
Mrs. G. Catlett Everett
Panama
Montgomery County
Mrs. Anderson Bogie
Elizabeth
Mrs. Bogie
Washington, D. C
R. H. Fassett
Mr. Lawrence Fassett and
Stoops, Ky
George Heinrich
Bluefields
G. C. Anderson
N. D. Brown
Rugsday
H. Clay McKee
Columbia, Mo
Mrs. McKee
Mr. Gilbert Triplett
Bride
Mary D. Sullivan
Gertrude McNamara
East
Joe A. Stephens
Elizabeth Young
Hazel Green
Henry Jones
Lafayette Springs
Miss
John Tonkin
Mt. Sterling
Oil City
Penn
T. J. Tonkin
Walter Crooks
H. M. Ringo
Rebecca Kendall
Mary Cobb Storer
Flemingsburg
Jennie Darnall
Mary Blanch Wyatt
Lemon
Kansas City
F. M. Wyatt
Mary Bean
R. T. Bean
Sayre Institute
Willard Wattles
Amherst College
Mass
A. A. Hazelrigg
Josh Owings
Geo. Hamilton
W.S. Turner
D. R. Maupin
L. D. Gatewood
J. R. Gatewood
J. Coleman Reid
Hattie Owings
Chenault Woodford
Olive Wood
Wm. Botts
Chas. Edwards
D. L. Proctor
Maysville Street
Cole Bybees
Ollie Elam
J. W. Hedden, Jr
R. I. Cord
Punch & Graves
Greenwade’s
J. W. Jones
Kentucky
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Chenault & Orear
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