Personal visits and travels of residents summaries
Mr. John Brenan of Paris and Mr. James King of Lexington visited here. T G Prewitt returned from Louisville. J R Magowan at Indianapolis races. Alec Chiles home after Atlantic City. Prewitt Harris of Clark county visited. William Kinsolving hosted by locals. Lucy Clay Woodford hosted by friends in Frankfort. John S Wyatt attended Blaze Fair in Louisville. Charlotte Budgett of Petoskey Michigan visiting Miss Caroline Bourne. Miss Goldin Burch of Lexington with friends. Nat Young Jr at State Fair in Louisville. Roger Stephens in Lexington and Georgetown. Bath county attorney Dan W Doggett visited. County Court Clerk Leslie Shrout visited for business. Sylvia Pettit of Chicago visited Judge and Mrs Day. Dillard Douglas and R R Stone returned from Bwango Springs trip. C B Patterson returned from Bwango Springs. Mattie Weathers of Avon visiting daughter Mrs S Greene. Arch Prewitt Jr at Camp Taylor Louisville spent time with family. Elizabeth Prewitt and Johnson Prewitt attended the Louisville Fair Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Stephens
Lexington
Georgetown
Dan W. Doggett
Bath County
Leslie Shrout
Owingsville
Sylvia Pettit
Chicago
B. F. Day
Dillard Douglas
R. R. Stone
Bwango Springs
C. B. Patterson
Wango Springs
Mattie Weathers
Avon
S. Greene
Martha Frances Reed
University of Kentucky At
Mildred Tonkin
Dora Robinson
M. O. Cockrell
Bright Cockrell
Newport News
Isola George
Versailles
Martha Weathers
Fayette County
Cecil S. Greene
Tom Fitzpatrick
John McCormick
Harry Hunt
Louisville
Geo. R. Snyder
C. E. Lyons
Mabel
James Turner
R. A. Curtis
R. D. Gaitskill
Secrets of the Hottest Democratic Paper in the Lone Year
A fragment from a North Carolina episode references a partisan paper noted as the hottest Democratic outlet in a singular year with a hornet and fork motif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tue Hornet
Fork
N.C
Local Health and Update Bulletin
The column reports Mrs. L L Bridgforth convalescing slowly. Dr J A Shirley suffers hay fever and asthma. Mr C S Humphries well enough to be out. Mrs Chas Humphries to Lexington hospital for operation. Dr W R Thompson returns home after treatment in the North. Louis Utz back to duties at Punch Graves Co. W A Sutton and wife return from Martinsville baths with slight improvement. Russell Tabor critically ill with Brights Disease at home. M W Billy King dangerously ill in Lexington with hopeful wishes from friends across Central Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Humphries
Lexington
Barrow
W. R. Thompson
Louis Utz
Punch, Graves & Company
M. W
Billy) King
Kentucky
Social events highlight sewing circle and class gatherings
Mrs. J. Miller Hoffman hosted the Sewing Circle at her Main street apartments last Thursday afternoon. Mrs. W. Hord Tipton entertained a Sunday school class at her Harrison avenue home Wednesday evening with Mrs. W. W. Eubank, Sr., teaching. Delighted refreshments followed each event. Miss Mary Apperson and Mrs. Margaret Gaitskill hosted at Edgeleigh on Apperson Hill last Thursday afternoon for Master Billy Brent Nunnelley and sister, little Miss Margaret Nunnelley. About twenty children attended, enjoyed games, and the yard was decked with national colors. The afternoon ended warmly as guests departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Miller Hoffman
Sewing Circle
Main Street
W. Hord Tipton
W. W. Eubank
Harrison Avenue
Mary Apperson
Margaret Gaitskill
Edgeleigh
Apperson
Apperson Hill
Billy Brent Nunnelley
Margaret Nunnelley
Field of 19 trotters in open race at Lexington
The classic trotting event attracts nineteen eligibles with nine faster than 2 06 led by Busy's Lassie Early Dreams Ross B Miss Directed Ima Jay Royal Mac Sister Strong Al Mack and Donna Clay. Six more meet 2 07 34 standards and all exceed 2 10. The race runs Thursday October 4 in Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy’s Lassie
Early Dreams
Ross B
Miss Directed
Ima Jay
Royal Mac
Sister Strong
al Mack
Donna Clay
Lexington
Revival begins at Mt. Sterling church with Collis and Boatright
Evangelist Mark Collis of Lexington returns to Mt. Sterling's Christian church next Sunday Sept 23 for revival services. Song leader A L Boatright of Paris Ky leads nightly singing with soloist Mrs Bessie Henry Turley when away. Darsie pastor plans 7 pm services with 9 30 am Bible School Rally Day and 10 45 am worship message titled An Indelible Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Mt. Sterling
Mark Collis
Lexington
Sterling
A. L. Boatright
Paris
Boatright
Bible School
Complete line of cereals at Vanarsdell's
Vanarsdell's offers a full stock of cereals of all kinds. Customers can browse a wide range from common corn flakes to specialty bran and multigrain blends. The display promises fresh shipments and competitive prices for daily shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanarsdell’s
Protracted Meeting Planned at Local Baptist Church
Arrangements are made for a long meeting at the Baptist church in town with the start undecided between October 7 and October 14.
Lost Gold Bar Pin Found Saturday Night
Missing item notice states a gold bar pin was lost at Table Thea tre Saturday night. Finder urged to return to the office for reward or identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Table Theatre
Finder
Catch Deserter Roy Wages Returns To Camp
Police last week captured Roy Wages charged with desertion from the U S Army and returned him to camp at Lexington. Wages formerly lived in the county and enlisted from Bath county several months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Wages
U. S. Army
Lexington
Wages
Bath County
Local Tobacco Sale Reports Ten Acre Crop Sold
Mr. Clay Hoskins sold a ten acre tobacco crop to Mr. W. C. Clay for 250 dollars per acre last week. No other sales reported during the period.
Piano Wanted by Mt. Sterling First Grade Students
The First Grade of Mt. Sterling Public Schools seeks to rent a piano. If you have one available, please call 439. The note appears in a local classified listing dated 10 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling
Religious groups schedule meetings at Baptist church
Young Woman's Auxiliary meets in parlors Thursday at 2 30 p m. Woman's Missionary Society meets Wednesday at 2 00 p m with the Aid Society also at 3 00 p m. Rev Royalty of Lawrenceburg conducted services Sunday morning and evening as substitute for Pastor Wilson who is at Allansville. Wilson will be home Saturday and preach Sunday morning and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Woman’s Auxiliary
Baptist Church
Woman’s Missionary Society
Picture Show Saturday for Woman's Council Fund
The Woman's Council of National Defense hosts a Saturday picture show at the New Liberty to raise funds for its work. Mrs. Kate TH. Gatewood will whistle at the evening show, and Mrs. J. W. Burbridge and Mrs. Roger Drake will sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Council of National Defense
New Liberty
Kate TH. Gatewood
J. W. Burbridge
Roger Drake
Insure Your Tobacco in the Barn Today
A local insurance appeal urges barn tobacco coverage to prevent loss by fire. B Frank Perry & Co promotes reliable companies and prompt service, urging immediate action to protect a year’s labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Frank Perry & Co
Dance At Springs At Oil Springs This Friday
A dance is set for Oil Springs on Friday evening with crowds expected from Winchester Paris and the city. Splendid music has been engaged for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil Springs
Winchester
Paris
Sale of C. B. Stephens Property on Richmond Avenue
Promote a home or investment purchase at a public sale of C. B. Stephens property on Richmond Avenue scheduled for Saturday September 22 at 2 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Stephens
Richmond Avenue
Births and New Arrivals in This City 1917
Births announced for September 1917 include a son to Mrs. Madison V. Leach on September 10. Congratulations to Cecil Wells and Edna Shrout of this city on the September 6 daughter Serena May. John W. Rogers and wife of Louisville welcome son Hanly Wesley born September 9. Mrs. Rogers is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hanly Ragan of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison V. Leach
Cecil Wells
Dayton, C
Serena May
John W. Rogers
Louisville
Hanly Wesley
Sheriff's Tax Notice Urges Prompt Payments
Notice to taxpayers to pay taxes promptly with a Dec 1 penalty date noted. Sheriff Hf. F. Howell signs the plea urging avoidance of late penalties and timely collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Howell
Loss of Three Cattle Hits Farmer in High Stock Season
Three fine cows owned by Mr. J. O. Kirk died last week after eating leaves from a wild cherry tree. With stock levels high, the loss weighs heavily. For seed rye contact Mrs. R. Stoner. 11-21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Kirk
Stoner
Will Do Plumbing Seeks Local Fixure Supply Work
M. R. Hainline announces return to plumbing business offering bathroom and kitchen fixtures supply and repair services. Phone 322. Engagement sought with potential customers and builders in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Hainline
Farm Withdrawn From Sale Listed for September
The farm of Mrs. Emily Jones White advertised for sale on September 29 has been withdrawn from the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily’ Jones White
Public Sale of C B Stephens Residence Planned
Public sale of C B Stephens residence on Richmond avenue set for Saturday afternoon September 22 at 2 oclock on the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Stephens
Richmond Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Overson’s Drug Store
Court Street
Rass
John Brenan
Mr. James King
T. G. Prewitt
J. R. Magowan
Indianapolis
Alec Chiles
Atlantic City
Prewitt Harris
Clark County
William Kinsolving
Lucy Clay Woodford
Frank
John S. Wyatt
Charlotte Budgett
Pettoskey, Mich
Caroline Bourne
Science Hill College
Shelbyville
Miss Goldin Burch
Nat Young, Jr
Archie P. Prewitt, Jr
Arch Prewitt
Elizabeth Prewitt
Es Johnson Prewitt
John C. Tyler
Col
W. P.huntington
Ohio
Nelson H. Trimble
Bay View
Mich
Anna Laura Ratliff
Danville
Chandler Fizer
John W. McColm
Huntington
W. Va
W. T. Tyler
James Jones
R. L. Vanarsdell
Steve Pieran
L. D. Wyatt
New Decatur, Ala
Queenie
Catherine Rooney
Laura Graves Rooney
Eunice Holley
W. J. S. Cotton
Eminence
J. W. Hedden, Jr
Emily
Emma Beall
George Barnes
Clay
Eustis
Fla
Barnes
A. W. Hamilton
Brent G. Nunnelley
Jack Winn
Princeton University
Princeton, N. J
O. B. Clark
Eastin & Harris
L. L. Bridgforth
J. A. Shirley
Mr.c.s. Humphries
W. A. Sutton
Martinsville
Ind
Mr. Sutton
Russell Tabor
Rothwell
Bright
Geraldine Farrar and
Wallace Reid
Joan
Tabe Theatre
Transylvania
THE
Talk Theatre
J. F. Tabb
Collis and Boatright
Vanansdell’s
Lloyd’s Drug Store
Tabb Theatre
Antwerp Avenue
M. E. Schlegel
K. C. Clarke
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