Election officers list made up of first class citizens
On Saturday September 20th the Election Commissioners of Montgomery county met at the Court House and named officers of registration. Ward lists name numerous individuals by ward and location including Montgomery county towns and crossings. A closing line mentions wide mouth fruit jars at Van Arsdell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
W. F. Crooks
OC. B. Patterson
Sherman Lee
Court House
W. C. Hamilton
Moe Stephens
C. C. Chenault
J. H. Wood
J.w.burroughs
W. ©. Moore
W. H. Tipton
A. A. Hazelrigg
Jas. Horton
Jesse
Campbell Gibson
J. E. McClure
F. M. Lockridge
Jeffersonville
H. H. Salyer
J. F. Grooms
A. W. Fiklin
M. C. Wilson
Spencer
B. F. Perry
A. W. Haddex
P. J. Shackelford
S. M. Walker
Smithville
G. B. Swango
D. B. Skidmore
Coleman
Jno
M. Gatewood
Howards Mill
J. R. Thomas
M. H. Lewis
Luther Bittenger
Richard Jones
Music Concerts Highlight In Lexington Area
Music lovers will attend concerts by Schumann Heink Evan Williams and Mischa Elman in nearby city as part of events drawing fans across the state. A separate notice promotes a Big Sacrifice Sale at The Spot Cash Grocery promising satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stars of
Music World
Lexington
State
Schumann-Heink
Evan Williams
Mischa Elman
Spot Cash Grocery
Bible Class Guests Visit Winchester From Hazelrigg
A bus load of 150 Hazelrigg Bible class members traveled to Winchester on a special train Sunday to join Pendleton's First Christian Church Bible class. About 400 church members welcomed them as Rev. J H MacNeill gave a welcome address and prayers were offered by Rev. H D Clark and Dr. Harris. The lesson on The Golden Calf was taught by Clark Prewitt Pendleton and Judge Benton. A luncheon followed and the local class returned home by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelrigg
Winchester
Pendleton
First Christian Church
First Christian Church Bible School
J. H. MacNeill
H. D. Clark
Harris
Sam Flush Sets World Record at Vanarsdell’s Sale
Hart Bros. of Flemingsburg Kentucky owned A Forbes, bred by James R. Magowan, city, and by premier stallion J Malcolm Forbes. The colt lowered the half mile world mark to 2.214 from 2.294 and sold for 1030 dollars last spring with a 5000 dollar offer refused by current owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Forbes
Hart Bros
Flemingsburg
James R. Magowan
J. Malcolm Forbes
Doctor VanAntwerp Suffers Foot Injury at Farmers
Dr. Howard VanAntwerp president and general manager of the Rowan County Freestone Co. sustained a broken foot after his foot was caught in machinery at Farmers this week. The amiable physician has many relatives who will mourn his accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard VanAntwerp
Rowan County Freestone Co
Willoughby Paralyzed in Sudden Illness
Mr. O. M. Willoughby, once City Jailer and a popular local official, was paralyzed Thursday with the entire right side of his body affected. His condition is serious and recovery chances are slight after months of ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Willoughby
Willoughby
Prominent Couple United in Marriage at Home Ceremony
Thursday evening at the home of W Reid McKee Montgomery county sees the marriage of William Caldwell Clay and Kathryn Greene. Rev H D Clark officiated before a small circle of relatives. The couple set off for a ten day bridal tour through the East from Cleveland after the ceremony. They plan to reside with the groom’s parents on North Maysville street upon returning. Clay is son of Democratic nominee J Will Clay and nephew of Insurance Commissioner M C Clay. Greene is the youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs W B Greene. The union draws wide interest among Blue Grass families with many wishes for happiness. Advocate Publishing Co notes Crane initial paper and correspondence cards in stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Reid McKee
William Caldwell Clay
Kathryn Greene
H. D. Clark
Mr. Clay
Cleveland
Maysville Street
J. Will Clay
M. C. Clay
Montgomery County
Caldwell Clay
Miss Greene
W. B. Greene
Kentucky
Blue Grass
Hugh Miller Wins Two Year Old Trot at State Fair
Hugh Miller owned by Mr John McCormick of this city won the two year old trot at the Kentucky State Fair last week in straight heats. The black colt is regarded as one of the best two year olds in the country and may make a stronger showing with continued training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Miller
John McCormick
Peter McCormick
Davis Family Relocate to Cincinnati for City Benefits
Mr. P. H. Davis and his family moved to Cincinnati to enjoy the advantages of a large city. Local business affairs will be managed by his nephew Bush Marcoffsky and James Scott, with Mr. Davis visiting Mr. Sterling about every thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Davis
Cincinnati
Davis
Bush Marcoffsky
James Scott
Sterling
June Stone Succumbs After Brief Illness
June Stone age 45 son of Col Henry L Stone general counsel for the Louisville and Nashville railroad died of Brights disease at 3 30 oclock Monday afternoon after about three weeks illness. native of Bath county Louisville resident later moved to Los Angeles to practice law returned to Louisville for burial with parents wife and sister May Stone surviving. body taken to Lexington for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Stone
Henry L. Stone
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Bright
Mr. Stone
Bath County
Louisville
Los Angeles
Cal
Col
Local man accepts post at United Clothing Stores
Brent G. Nunnelley accepts a position with United Clothing Stores. He is a seasoned salesman formerly with leading clothing houses in Louisville and other cities and invites customers to inspect their lines. Vanarsdell & Co. offers fruit jars and cans at competitive prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brent G. Nunnelley
United Clothing Stores
Nunnelley
Louisville
Vanarsdell & Co
Nebraska Indians at Fair Grounds Ball Park
Today at 3 p m the Nebraska Indians meet a local selection captained by Stan ley Brown at the Fair Grounds Ball Park. A large crowd is expected for an exciting game with strong bats and notable local players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds Ball Park
Nebraska Indians
Stanley Brown
Pie Social at High Top School House
A pie social will be held at High Top school house on September 27 to benefit the library. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Top School House
M C Eversole Killed by Wife in Perry County
M C Eversole, former Perry county sheriff, was shot and killed by his wife Saturday afternoon in Perry County. Family trouble is said to have caused the tragedy. He had previously moved between Montgomery and Perry counties, living near Jeffersonville before returning to his old home. He was widely known in the area. Charles L Simon Florist successor to John Corbett. Phone 435.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Eversole
Perry County
Montgomery County
Jeffersonville
Charles L. Simon
John Corbett
Telegram From Congressman Fields Prompts Post Office Vassals
Telegram received from W. J. Fields urges prospective applicants to file under Civil Service rules for small rural post offices. Post Office Inspector will conduct district canvassing, with appointments for those who apply per posted notices. Invites readers to call Advocate Publishing Co. for supply of paper and correspondence cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Fields
Civil Service
Officials Back Mt Sterling Pike Start With Two Superintendents
Henry R. Prewitt returned from Washington with congressional aid to order two construction superintendents for the Mt Sterling to Sharpsburg pike. Work to begin promptly, largely by contract, with praise for the Mt. Sterling Business Men's Club. The Soul Kiss musical to play at The Table on Sept 25, a popular attraction with a New York run of 300 performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Prewitt
Washington
Maysville
Mt. Sterling
Sharpsburg
Congressman Fields
James
New York
New York Theatre
Wryton's Linen Highlighted by Advocate Publishing
Advocate Publishing Co promotes Wryton's Linen as the best pound paper on the market, emphasizing quality and value for readers and buyers interested in paper products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wryton
Advocate Publishing Co
Clergy Assignments Send Horton to Richmond Ky
The Methodist Conference assigned Rev. B. C. Horton, former pastor of the local church, to Richmond Kentucky. Rev. T. W. Watts of Covington goes to this city, and Rev. Thos Wilkerson goes to Grassy Lick and Camargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Conference
B. C. Horton
Methodist Church of
Richmond
T. W. Watts
Covington
Thos. Wilkerson
Grassy Lick
Camargo
Rally Day Sunday School Push at Christian Church
The Sunday School of the Christian Church invites attendees to Rally Day on September 28 at 9 30 a m. The fiscal year starts October 1 and the aim is 600 in attendance. Special music and classes for all ages await, with a call to bring a new member while avoiding soliciting attendees from other schools. W H Strossman superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
W. H. Strossman
Great Seven Days Sacrifice Sale at Spot Cash Grocery
Ad promises a special price list for Spot Cash Grocery during a seven day Sacrifice Sale. It urges customers to attend to view bargains and avoid missing the advertised deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spot Cash Grocery
Engagement of Former Montgomery County Boy Announced
The Indianapolis News reports the engagement of Felix T. Bryant of Pittsburgh to Edna Lorene Krafft of Indianapolis. The wedding is planned for October. Bryant, raised in Montgomery County, lived with W T Tyler while at school and now serves as secretary to the vice president of the Pennsylvania Railroad west of Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis News
Felix T. Bryant
Pittsburgh
Edna Lorene Krafft
Indianapolis
Ind
Bryant
W.T. Tyler
Pennsylvania R. R. Lines
Montgomery County
Bain to Lecture on Titanic Disaster at Court House
Col. Geo. W. Bain will lecture at the Court House Friday evening September 26 at 7 30 oclock. Subject is The Titanic Disaster and Its Lessons. Admission 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Geo. W. Bain
Court House
For Rent Large furnished room with stable space
A rental notice advertises a nice large first floor room available furnished or unfurnished with a dressing room. The property includes a stable with three stalls a buggy room and a large hay loft. Apply to 12-26 Mrs. Nannie K Hibler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie K. Hibler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Board of Election Commissioners
Vanarsdell’s
Mr. O. M. Willoughby
Bryan & Robinson, Jewelers
Mr. W. C. Clay
W. R. McKee
Crane
Nebraska
Pie Social
Advocate Publishing Co., Inc
M. James
West Main Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!