Personalities and Travels Across Lexington Area
A roundup of local residents visiting relatives, attending fairs, studying, or traveling. In Lexington and nearby towns, figures include J. R. Magowan in Lexington, T. F. Triplett on a Virginia business trip, S. P. Greenwade at the State Fair, and Miss Flo Shirley visiting her father in Torrented. Frequent trips to Frankfort, Cincinnati, Chicago, Louisville, and Fleming show a busy social circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Magowan
Lexington
T. F. Triplett
Virginia
S. P. Greenwade
Flo Shirley
Torrent
Jno
A. Judy
Frankfort
Charlie Rainey
State University
Josephine Thurman
Shelbyville
Rev.j. $. Wilson
Sideview
B. F. Thomson
Fleming
John Darnell
John M. Tipton
Chicago
James
Ethel Shrout
Versailles
Irwin Wood
Louisville
Parker Wood
J. B. Cecil
Kansas
J. O. Kash
A. B. Russell
Jacksonville
Fla
W. N. Scobee
Ben. R. Turner
R. A. Chiles
Louisvile
Lon Rood
Harry Lafid
Bradentown
W A. Sutton
W. W. Horner
Sharpsburg Baptist Church
Walnut Street Church
Dallas
W .A. Sutton
Bratton
Sutton
A. A. Hazelrigg
Chas. W. Kirkpatrick
S. S. Pinney
C. K. Oldham
Richmond
Richmond Lodge
Marion Swango
Terra Haute
Ind
G. B. Swango
Thos. L. Fogg
Mt Sterling Hosts Multiple Card Parties and Socials
Mrs John G Roberts entertained twenty guests at a Five Hundred and Rock gathering last Wednesday afternoon. Mrs TI Foster Rogers hosted a similar event the prior Tuesday with a Five Hundred party. Mrs James Castner McNeal led an elaborate Friday card party in Mt Sterling with autumn flowers, reception helpers, and a festive luncheon. Sixty guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Roberts
TI. Foster Rogers
James Castner McNeal
Mt. Sterling
North Maysville
Emily Tipton
Lucy Mae Eubank
Kathhrine Storer
Miss Proctor
Mrs. McNeal
Local Health Updates on Community Members
The sick list notes progress for several residents this week. Roger Drake Jr and Rev T W Watts show marked improvement while Mary Lawles Gatewood and Mayme Porter recover, with Porter able to be out after typhoid. Mrs John M Gatewood also recovering, and Joe Crear remains dangerously ill with poor recovery prospects due to age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Porter
Joe Crear
For Sale Private sale of shop and home at corner
For Sale. My grocery and meat market at Main and Bank streets and my two story frame residence on High Street are for sale privately. W. C. Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main
Bank Streets
High Street
W. C. Moore
For the best Work Brummer sive for sen On Sale Bath county home
For sale in Bath County near Sharpsburg Kentucky a large well improved home on 2 3 acres within half a mile of Sharpsburg. One of the nicest residences in the area with all necessary improvements. Address Lock Box 445 Sharpsburg Ky. (10-41)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpsburg
Bath County
Millinery Opening This Wednesday and Thursday
Mrs Henry Greenwade invites the public to attend a millinery opening featuring the latest selections from fashion centers. She requests visitors call to inspect the new stock and notes the event dates this Wednesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Greenwade
Mule injures man while handling animal
Mr. Mat Ford suffered facial cuts last week after a young male mule struck him with its hoofs during handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat Ford
Religious Services At Howard s Mill And Local Churches
J S Wilson will preach at Howard s Mill Sunday afternoon. Baptists hold morning and evening services with the Sunday evening topic Our need of a Revival. Millersburg reports a good meeting and a fine congregation. A 2 30 Sunday school organization is planned. Fizer Bible Class members meet at the Methodist Church next Sunday morning Sept 20 at 9 15. Presbyterians offer Honest Doubter in the morning and An important Question in the evening. Men s Bible class calls for an important meeting. all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S .Wilson
Howard's Mill
Baptist Church
J. S. Wilson
Millersburg
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Kentucky Baptists Aim Higher as Church Progress Expands
The report notes 120 counties in the state with Baptists present in every county. It lists gaps in other denominations and highlights a Morgan County building that completes a county-wide presence. The piece asserts a brighter future for Baptists and calls for spiritual growth statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
Kentucky
Shingle Up Before Cold Weather Hits
McCormick Lumber Co offers shingles and advises homeowners to prepare for damp weather. Contact Phone 48 for orders and installation information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick Lumber Co
Dispatches on San Domingo wars repeat yearly claims
The quote notes newspapers print weekly dispatches declaring wars over in San Domingo, each time presenting a new conflict. It critiques the endless cycle of sensational war endings reported by press outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Domingo
Kansas University requires women students learn to swim
A reader notes the University of Kansas mandates swimming lessons for women students. The letter questions the practicality by asking where the university will source enough water for all learners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Kansas
Public Sale on Stepstone Pike Near Mt Sterling
Public sale announced for the old Will Ed. Jones place located three miles east of Mt. Sterling on the Stepstone pike after relocation to Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Will Ed. Jones
Mt. Sterling
Stepstone Pike
Farm Sale Catalog Lists Animals and Implements
A mixed sale listing details six year old harness mares in foal to a jack, walking and work mares in foal to jack, a six and seven year old mare, foals by Judge Barr and Sterling Chief, two mule colts, various cattle and pigs, broods, a registered Duroc Jersey boar, a Studebaker two horse wagon, a Stevens cart, a corn planter, a wheat drill, harness gear, and poultry equipment. The inventory covers multiple animal kinds and farm tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Judge Barr
Sterling Chief
Duroc
Jersey
Duroc Jersey
New Studebaker
New Stevens
Land for Sale 48 Acres with Tobacco and Grass Pasture
At the same time and place will offer for CASH RENT 48 acres of land four acres to be put in tobacco, remainder in grass for grazing. There is a tenant house ice house buggy house hen house orchard and 5 acre tobacco barn. This place affords excellent gross never failing water and is well fenced. Terms made known on day of sale.
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The text appears as a blued moralistic chant urging closing licensed taverns and enforcing prohibition to create a drier town. It portrays concerted action against “demon Rum” and calls for closing saloons to obtain blessings and public favors.
Winchester Seeks Kentucky River Water Supply for Contract Renewal
The city of Winchester specifies sourcing its water from the Kentucky River in the contract renewal with the water company, outlining the supply arrangement, duties, and compliance expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Kentucky
Water Company
Oyster packing debate in agriculture policy question
A historical query notes the dilemma of compelling packers to fill cans with oysters while questioning why regulators do not require pearls to be packed similarly, implying a critique of agricultural policy incentives and value, with no clear resolution presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Reflecting on adopting low necked evening dress for men
A century old commentary notes that choosing low necked styles for men could provoke women to abandon such fashion, urging readers to consider social reactions before dressing choices.
For Sale Fresh Jersey Cow
Jersey cow offered for sale by W. V. Leach. inquire for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
W. V. Leach
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James E. Gay
Adalaide
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Roger Drake, Jr
T. W .Watts
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John M. Gatewood
Sen
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Hell
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Mr. Edison
Bryan & Robinson Jewelers
BR. G
Nat’ Bank Bldg
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