Cattle Sales Hit Strong Pace With Big Run
A large cattle run exceeding 6,000 head drew brisk activity as buyers crowded the pens. Prices ranged with steers near 8.50 for 800 to 1000 pounds, yearlings 7.75 to 8.00, cows 5.50 to 6.00, with many lots at 8 cents. Numerous named buyers and sellers recorded, including Halsey, Stafford, Dale, and others in Bath, Clark, Bourbon counties. Continues to last page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Halsey
John Vice
Bath County
Harry Stafford
Sam Keeton
J. W. Rouse
Floyd Russell
Reze Owings
Wm. Oliver
Mr. Booth
Bourbon County
Coon Allen
Fred Park
Stanley Prewitt
Prewitt Vunmeter
Clark County
Wm. Seabee
Frank Lockridge
Mr. Evans
Wm. Lemaster
Prather Bros
Nelson Gay
W. B. Bailey
Lacey & Swango
D. C
Capts. Kinsolving and Routt Wed in Louisville Hotel Parlors
Capt. MH Kinsolving of the 159th Infantry and Miss Valoise Routt of Shelbyville were married Saturday in the Seelbach Hotel. The ceremony occurred with immediate family present. The couple planned to depart for Hattiesburg, Mississippi, after a weekend visit with Senator J. Will Clay and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MH. Benton Kinsolving
159Th Infantry
Louisville
Valoise Routt
Shelbyville
Seelbach Hotel
J. Will Clay
Advocate
Winners Bred Here at Kentucky State Fair Saddle Ring
Easter Cloud owned by Mrs. Lula Long Combs of Kansas City won the World's Championship flye gaited saddle ring at the Kentucky State Fair, taking first money in the $10,000 stake. Breeder John W. Boardman of this city bred the winner and sold the weanling. Shadowland, winner of the three gaited championship, was sired by McDonald Chief and bred by Bridges Bros. The county farm industry is urged to improve saddle stock breeding as local stock numbers have declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easter Cloud
Lula Long Combs
Kansas City
John W. Boardman
McDonald Chief
John S. Wyatt
Shadowland
Bridges Bros
Shadowlawn
Atlanta, Ga
Brights Sell Alabama Plantation for Forty-Nine Thousand
Locally it is announced that Mr and Mrs H R Bright sold their Van Dorn Alabama plantation for 49000 dollars. The Bright family has resided there for years and bought the land when cheap. Friends expect they will remain in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Bright
van Dorn
Ala
Mr. Bright
Lexington District Board Orders 40 Percent Drafted for Camp Taylor
The Lexington district board, facing limited eligible white men, orders 40 percent of drafted soldiers to report to Camp Taylor this week, with 75 men to depart Thursday by special train. Only 41 white men were eligible on the certified list, 23 claims pending, and notices direct more men to report for instructions before departure to Camp Zachary Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Camp Taylor
Camp
Zachary Taylor
Patriotic Week Events Promoted by Woman's Council
A Patriotic Week runs Sept 25–30 with meetings at Corinth Grassy Lick Somerset Levee and a 2:30 pm Court House gathering. Ministers will address the public Sunday night and Dr J L Clark will teach food conservation under the council’s auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinth
Grassy Lick
Somerset
Court House
Woman's Council of National Defense
J. L. Clark
Buhler Engagement Returns to Louisville with Xantippe
Richard Buhler and his New York company will return to Louisville for another season after a successful run of Believe Me Xantippe at Macauley’s Theatre. A single performance is set for Wednesday night at The Table Theatre on September 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Buhler
Macauley’s Theatre
Louisville
Mr. Buhler
New York
Table Theatre
Appointed Mess Sergeant Named for Camp Taylor Cadet
Seth Botts, recently drafted from the city and stationed at Camp Taylor Louisville, has been appointed mess sergeant. Botts is described as a splendid young man and the news will please his many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Botts
Camp Taylor
Louisville
Ramsey Family Moves Into McCormick Bungalow
The Ramsey family has rented the McCormick bungalow on Halt avenue and moved in from the country. The notice lists residents denied exemptions and names exempted by the district board on appeals, noting nine cases remain undecided by the district board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Ramsey
McCormick
Halt Avenue
Pear
Robert Scobee Nodley
Allie B. Payne
Frank M. Hill
Sidney J. Calk
William Glover
Benjamin F. Hiler
Glenn Stafford
James O. Spratt
Thomas Mason Young
Cornelius Curtis
Owen Crawford Mason
John White Trimble
Ratliff Baird
D. Highland Duke
District Board
Roy McCormick
Royden Faulkner
Kenney N. DeHaven
Prominent Mason Judge H. R. French Dies at 70
Judge Howard Royal French a Mt. Sterling lawyer and former city judge passed away last Tuesday after a hemorrhage at age seventy. He held many Kentucky Masonry posts including Past Grand Master and Grand Secretary. Survived by wife, two sons James C. French and Lt. William F. French, and brother Stephen French. Funeral at Ascension Church with Grand Lodge escorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Royal French
Mt. Sterling
Mt. Sterling National Bank
Exchange Bank of Kentucky
Montgomery County
Kentucky
Ascension Episcopal Church
Old Mason’s Home of
Grand Chapter of
Grand Council
James C. French
Winchester
William Fr. French
Cambridge
Mass
Stephen French
Louisville
Walter Dye
Machpelah
Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of Kentuckey
J. N. Saunders
Grand Lodge of Kentuckey Masons
French
H. R. French
James N. Saunders
John H. Leathers
Dave Jackson
T. W. Penning
Married in Clark County Quisenberry and Garrett Wed
In Winchester Saturday afternoon at four o'clock in the First Baptist church parlor Rev. J. B. Wilson officiated. Flemming B. Quisenberry, a prosperous Clark County farmer, married Miss Dailey Garrett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Garrett. They left for a brief bridal trip and will reside in Winchester. Best wishes from The Advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flemming B. Quisenberry
Dailey Garrett
Winchester
First Baptist Church
J. 8. Wilson
Quisenberry
H. G. Garrett
Drug Store Moves to New Premises on Maysville Street
F C Duerson who has run a Court street drug store for twenty years will rent the Rogens building on Maysville street between the Exchange Bank and Lloyds Cafe and move there in a few weeks. He will travel to Cincinnati and Louisville this week to buy fixtures and will make changes to make the store modern and better serve customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Duerson
Court Street
T. F. Rogens
Maysville Street
Exchange Bank
Lloyd's Cafe
Gone to Bingham Military School
Thomas Grubbs Prewitt eldest son of Hon and Mrs Henry R Prewitt left today for Ashville North Carolina to enter Bingham Military School. Tom is one of our finest young men and we are sure will make an excellent record in college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Grubbs Prewitt
Henry R. Prewitt
Ashville
N. C
Bingham Military School
Tom
Another Champion Flower Forbes Sets Fast Mile at Kearney
ANOTHER CHAMPION Flower Forbes by J Malcolm Forbes trotting stallion owned by Mr J R Magowan paced a mile in 215 over a half mile track at Kearney Neb Friday This is the fastest mile a yearling has paced this year and gives J Malcolm Forbes another champion This great stallion holds more world's championships than any other sire in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flower Forbes
J. Malcolm Forbes
J. R. Magowan
Kearney
Neb
Insure Your Tobacco With Perry & Co In Barn
Insurance notice from B. Frank Perry & Co urging tobacco insure in barns to protect a year’s labor from fire. Promises good companies and prompt service and quick action today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Frank Perry & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Capt. Kinsolving
Vanarsdell’s
Andrew J. Traylor
Avert Grooms
Arthur Williamson
Jesse Hamilton
W. Marion Johnson
Eldred T. Shoemaker
Clyde F. Brown
Jesse H. Craig
Charlie Long
Holt Wilson
George Webster
Rainer C. Stanhope
Russell Gilvin
James Igo
Carroll Cassity
John H. Cockrell
Ambrosia Middaugh
Myrtie Willoughby
Roy Stephens
L. Carroll Jones
Carl Moreland
Wm. M. Cockrell
Walter Hopkins
Wm. V. Conlee
Bernard C. Greenwade
Ernest W. Phelps
Aibert V. Sewell
Bruce Turner
Robert Congleton
James M. Tackett
Lewis O. Myers
Elgin Evans
Geo. McAlister
Tom Coyle
Henry Conkright
Clifton Beam
Fielding Hudson
Miles C. Oldfield
Claude C. Oldham
James D. Gibson
Russell H. Stumph
MT. Sterling, KY
Land & Priest’s Drug Store
A. G. Delamater
Himself
Xantippe
Macauley
Boston
Ole Cu
Corigit AL
Mr. Sterling
Cola Music
Best of
Howard R. French
Joan
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