Personal notices of local residents and travelers
Miss Martha Frances Reed left town to enter State University. Mr I B Cockrell of Clark County visited here Monday. C F Thomas of Frankfort was a business visitor here Monday. He and Mrs Tipton Young of ville are guests of relatives there. R L Coleman and wife spent the first of the week in Lexington. Mr and Mrs G C Anderson attended the State Fair at Louisville. W Rufus Knight of Sharps visited here Monday. Elizabeth McCaun left today for Nashville to enter Ward Belmont. Adlai Gay went to Millersburg to reenter the Millersburg Female Institute. Mrs B F Sheridan of Knoxville is visiting her mother and relatives here. Mrs Asa Elam and baby daughter visiting her brother Harrison Mann at Maysville. Mayme Harper returned from Paris where she had been visiting two weeks. Mary Lee Hoskins visited in Winchester and attended a house party hosted by Frances Hisle. Mrs W K Heaton and daughters Mary and Edyth Boyd returned to Memphis after a month here. Ben F Perry of Lexington visited Monday and was a pleasant caller. Martha Rasnic visits her sister in Williams, W Va, and plans a week with cousin W J Fields at Olive Hill. Mrs W R Thompson returned Sunday from Richmond College Va with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Frances Reed
State University
I. B. Cockrell
Clark County
C. F. Thomas
Frankfort
Mary Lee Hoskins
Winchester
Frances Hisle
W. K. Heaton
Highland Mary
Edyth Boyd
Memphis
Tenn
Ben F. Perry
Lexington
Perry
Marhta Rasnic
Williams
W. Va
Kenova
Huntington
W. J. Fields
Olive Hill
Rally Day at Bible School Sets 700 Attendance Goal
The Bible School of the Christian church plans a Rally Day next Sunday to reintegrate members after summer shows, aiming for seven hundred attendees. The event features a demonstration of regular work, special numbers, and visitor outreach followed by a Sunday evening service at 7:30 with public acknowledgment for departmental achievers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School of the Christian Church
The
Bible School
Montgomery County
Bible School of
Christian Church
Local Social Notes Highlight Departures and Visits
The list includes Miss Cynthia Thomp son set to attend college, Mrs. Marion Hii visiting Missouri, Mrs KR Vanars dell hosting, Mr. and Mrs. Russell DeHaven returning from honeymoon, Miss Sallie Eubank departing for Bethany College, and várias visits among Ports mouth Virginia Winchester and local families.
Local Health Notes and Family Updates
T Evans has been quiet this week. Elizabeth Hall Reid is confined to her room with tonsillitis. Ruth Turley shows some improvement while Mrs P B Turner recovers from a two week illness. James Kinnard ill with measles. Mrs Thomas Ricketts ill at Holt Avenue home. E Y Nelson improving after a nervous breakdown with rest expected to help. Annie Caswell Prewitt recovering well after appendectomy at Lexington and to return home soon. Also Vanarsdell's offers top quality home killed meats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ricketts
Holt Avenue
E. Y. Nelson
Annie Caswell Prewitt
Lexington
W C T U Elects Officers At Monthly Meeting
The local W C T U elected officers for the coming year: Mrs. W Hoffman Wood president, Mrs. E T Reis vice president, Mrs. B W Trimble treasurer, Mrs. C K Oldham recording secretary, Mrs. W W Eubank senior corresponding secretary. Delegates to the state meeting in Lexington were chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hoffman Wood
E. T. Reis
B. W. Trimble
C. K. Oldham
W. W. Eubank
Hiram Wilson
Lexington
German Club Dance at Ringo’s Hall Planned
The German Club announces a dance next Wednesday evening September 27 at Ringo's Hall. Members anticipate a delightful evening with good music and socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringo’s Hall
Miss Hazel O'Rear Weds Wm Bradley at Frankfort Home
Social events note a Friday afternoon gathering hosted by Miss Mattie Judy Botts on Sycamore Street in honor of Mrs Russell DeHaven. The wedding of Miss Hazel O'Rear and Mr William E Bradley took place Saturday night at the bride's parents country home near Frankfort with few relatives due to a bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Judy Botts
Sycamore Street
Russell DeHaven
Hazel O’rear
Wm. E. Bradley
Frankfort
Miss O’rear
Tea Cup Inn to Open Friday at 80 W Main Street
The Tea Cup Inn opens Friday September 22 from 2 to 4 PM at 80 West Main Street above the Advocate office. Miss Lucy Randal invites the public to attend the free opening event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tea Cup Inn
Main Street
Lucy Randal
For Sale Seed Rye by W. E. Harris
Good quality seed rye offered for sale by W. E. Harris. Contact phone 638 W-2. Postmark date December 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Harris
Be Sure and Register for October Registration Day
The notice calls all Democrats to register on Tuesday October Ltd. Registration Day to be eligible to vote in November.
Local Classifieds Sparsely Read With Odd Prices
Fragmentary ad notes a $50 cabinet for sale and mentions items such as olives and jars with unclear vendors in a garbled listing. No clear dates, people, or organizations are discernible from the text.
Baptist church to start meeting series November first
On Sunday the Baptist church voted unanimously to begin a series of meetings starting November first. Rally Day for the Sunday School urged attendance by members and friends. Tin cans sold for 30 cents a dozen cash only at Vanarsdell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Baptist Sunday School
Vanarsdell’s
Revival on N Queen Street Sees 54 Conversions
A three week revival at the Mission on N Queen street led by Stone and Walden with Frank Shields and Rev. R M Reynolds results in 54 converts 84 confessions and 21 baptisms. New converts form a Sunday school with sessions Sundays at 3 pm and preach at least monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Queen Street
Messrs. Stone and Walden
Frank Shields
Carlisle
R. M. Reynolds
Thankful note to neighbors after bereavement
To the kind neighbors and friends who have stood with us in our bereavement with kind words and acts we extend sincere thanks. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Blevins and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Blevins
Public Sale of W. T. Phelps Farm and Mrs Stoner Property
Executor to sell at the decedent's residence on the Mt Sterling pike near Mt Sterling on October 18 1916 all farm stock including steers cows heifers calves horses mules hay oats corn and implements plus two shares Farmers Tobacco Warehouse stock and Mrs Mary F Stoner's 3736 acre blue grass farm in two tracts and whole. Sale at 10 am with terms announced day of sale viewing allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Phelps
Qwingsville and
Mt. Sterling
Farmers Tobacco Warehouse
Mary F. Stoner
Springfield
van Thompson
Organ recital at Presbyterian Church by Professor Muller
Professor Muller of the College of Music Lexington will present an organ recital at the Presbyterian church Thursday at 7 30 PM. Admission is free. Program includes Suite Gothique and Chanson de Joie among others with works by Boellmann Wagner and Spence. Sanitary Meat Co. ad completes column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muller
College of Music
Lexington
Presbyterian Church
Boellmann
Notre Dame
Delicious Cafe Opens Dining Room For Season
The dining room and short order service at Delicious Cafe opens for the season with a broad market offerings. Polite courteous prompt service invites patrons to give them a trial.
Salmagunda Supper At Antioch School Saturday Night
Salmagunda supper at Antioch school Saturday night highlights the march of local candidates as an attractive feature. The public is cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antioch School
Turley sells Winchester pike home to Moss
Mr. Richmond Turley has sold his house and small farm on the Winchester pike to Mr. Oscar Moss and possession will be given at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Turley
Winchester Pike
Oscar Moss
Pony and Buggy for Sale Notice
Small black pony phaeton buggy and harness for sale. Used briefly. Pony described as good. outfit as good as new. Henry W. Senieur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Senieur
For Rent Farm for tobacco corn and grass
For Rent farm near Lula M. Grigsby contact phone 693-1-1. The Peerless Exchange has moved over the Advocate office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula M. Grigsby
Peerless Exchange
Advocate Office
Notice of Master Commissioner sittings in Green Osborn estate
Creditors of the estate of Green Osborn deceased and interested parties are notified that Master Commissioner W. A. Samuels will hold sittings at the Mt. Sterling Court House in Montgomery County Kentucky from October 5 to October 14 1916 beginning 9 AM daily (Sunday excepted) to present proven claims and offer evidence regarding the settlement of the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Osborn
Mt. Sterling
Montgomery County
Kentucky
Analysis of milk fat and sediment values for several producers
Farm tests list fat percent and sediment counts for multiple producers. J H Blount, Mrs Jas Mannix, and J S Pennybaker show fat percentages of 4.49, 4.00, and 4.60 with sediment readings 33,000, 140,000, and 220,000 respectively. Pennybaker noted as considerable sediment.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Duerson’s Drug Store
Court Street
Mrs. Tipton Young
Ville
R. L. Coleman
Lexlington
G. C. Anderson
Louisville
W. Rufus Knight
Sharps
Elizabeth McCaun
Nashville, Tenn
Ward Belmont
Adlai Gay
Milllersburg
Millersburg
B. F. Sheridan
Knox- Prille
This County
Asa Elam
Harrison Mann
Maysville
Mayme Harper
Paris
W. R. Thompson
Richmond College
Cynthia
Thompson
Virginia
Marion Hii
Missouri
KR. L. Vanarsdell
Mrs. Russell DeHaven
Matt Gardner
Joe Nunnelly
Little Son
Olivia Clay Gardner
John W. Lockridge
Eastin & Harris
Kerr’s Perfection Flour
Ballard & Ballard
Ballard
L. F
Elizabeth Hall Reid
Ruth
A. R. Turley
P. B. Turner
James Kinnard
Claude Dunnavent
Sanitary Meat Co
H. Chi McKee
Vanvandal
Hitypas
R. Hl. White & CO
Chanson de Joie
Hailing Ee PerreTe MacFarlane
St. Ann’s
Harker Grand Chosur
Spence
Salmagunda
Montgomery Circuit Court
Osborn
Louisa Spurlock
D'f
W. A. Samuels
M.C.C
Bassett Drug Co
W. P. Tuttle
J. O. Labach
Victrolas
Bryan & Robinson Jewelers
W. A. Sutton & Son
MT. Sterling, KY
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