Personal notes of visiting relatives and college plans
The clippings list numerous social visits and travel. J. C. Trimble Jr of Cincinnati visits relatives here. Laura Clay of Lexington stays with Mrs. R. P. Thomas. Vitula Kinsolving leaves for Sweetbriar College Virginia. Other residents host or travel to Columbia Mo Tulsa Okla Converse College and Elizabethtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Trimble, Jr
Cincinnati
Laura Clay
Lexington
R. P. Thomas
Vitula Kinsolving
Sweetbriar College
Virginia
George H. Gearhart
Dearfield
Geo. Coleman
Social visits and travels of Woodford county residents
Mrs G B Senff and her son Earl King plan to return home this week after visiting relatives in Woodford county. Mrs William B Whitrock and sister Miss Marie of Norwood Ohio stayed with Mr and Mrs W Hord Tipton. Miss Virginia Tuggle returned home to Winchester after visiting Mrs R D Parsons and relatives. John McCormick and Chas Bean went to Columbus for races. Bean will drive Peter McCormick. Mrs David Howell and children and Mr Si Gaitskill and Master Nelson Jones returned to Florida. Minnie Heilman, Rogers Co saleswoman, visits Lexington. Anna Mary Triplett fills her role in her absence. Mrs Frank Warren and daughter Amelia of Parkersburg West Virginia visit relatives. Hoylan Warren of Parkersburg also in town earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.B. Senff
Earl King
Woodford County
William B. Whitrock
Marie
Norwood, O
W. Hord Tipton
Virginia Tuggle
R. D. Parsons
Winchester
John McCormick
Chas. Bean
Columbus
Mr. Bean
Peter McCormick
David Howell
Si. Gaitskill
Nelson Jones
Florida
Minnie Heilman
Rogers Co
Lexington
Anna Mary Triplett
Frank Warren
Amelia
Parkersburg
W. Va
Hoylan Warren
Voter registration urged for Presidential election
Notice urges residents to register by Tuesday October 1 for the upcoming Presidential election. A public sale of registered saddle horses by Montgomery County Breeders is set at the Fair Grounds in Mt. Sterling on Thursday October 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Fair Grounds
Mt. Sterling
Reverend Northcutt to preach at Grassy Lick
The Rev H C Northcutt of Newport will preach at Grassy Lick Sunday morning September 29. He is 93 and once pastor at Grassy Lick Church for fifty three years, with many friends expecting to give the grand old gentleman a royal welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Northcutt
Newport
Grassy Lick
Farewell and memories at the Place of Memories and Tears
A reflective poem-like piece recalls Summer and Autumn, love lost and life’s dreamlike nature, ending with a benediction of light. The text then briefly advertises pure pork sausage from Vanarsdell’s, and a fragmentary line about Dawg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Learth
Vanarsdell’s
Winter Savings at Sror Casu Grocery
Bargain list from Sror Casu Grocery notes granulated sugar 17 lbs for 1.00, Lenox soap 8 bars 0.25, best matches 3 boxes 0.10, pickling vinegar 0.25 a gallon, apple vinegar 0.30 a gallon, jar rubbers 3 dozen 0.10, Mason jar tops 0.15 per dozen, brooms 0.50 at 0.38, music 0.05 each, New Orleans molasses 0.45 a gallon, Jumbo toilet paper 0.15 per roll, blue boxes 2 for 0.05, corn starch 0.07 per 10, table glasses 6 for 0.15, china sets 0.45 per set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Sror
Best Home Killed roasts and steaks at Vanarsdell's
Local ad notes Vanarsdell's offers roast and steak cuts marketed as best home choices. Shop highlights include fresh roasts and steaks for family meals and entertaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Best Home
Vanarsdell’s
Lectures and Contests Highlight W. C. T. U Convention
The W. C. T. U. marks its convention with Clinton Howard known as the Little Giant delivering A Ride on the Water Wagon at the Christian Church Sunday afternoon. Marie Brehm and Mrs. Florence Loomis appear as noted speakers with a Declamatory Contest Thursday at the Baptist Church featuring a gold medal prize with admission 25 cents and children 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Howard
Christian Church
Marie ©. Brehm
Baptist Church
Florence Loomis
Indianapolis
Insurance payout acknowledged for Booth policy 5485
A September 21 1912 note from Louisa Booru to Indiana National Life Insurance Co of Indianapolis acknowledges receipt of a $5000 check in full payment of policy 5485 held by her late husband Theodore Parker Booth. She commends the prompt payment and courteous service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana National Life Ins. Company
Indianapolis
Theodore Parker Booth
Lost Dog on Camargo Pike
White female bird dog with liver colored spots and tip of tail cut off last seen on Camargo pike. Finder urged to return to Phone 83. Join Turley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camargo Pike
Turley
For Sale: Three Hogs and Tobacco Sticks
Classified note offers three hogs weighing 100 to 250 pounds and 3000 tobacco sticks for sale. Contact phone 611 at W. H. Wyatt location for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wyatt
Pie Supper Dominates Bourbon County News
A rural Kentucky record notes a lively pie supper raising 42.85 for library and Children’s Home Society. Darting events include auctions for two colts, community visits, church boxes, and a Wag-borne discussion. A local man, Thomas Wilson, dies aged 62 after rheumatic illness. a pantherlike animal sighting spurs a county mood of vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Home Society
Louisville
Actioneer
W. A. Boyd
Sharpsburg
Grassy Lick Social Notes Mention Local Visits
Mrs A H Robbins and Miss Mae Mason are at Swango Springs this week. Cliff Greene of Nevada visits his uncle Wm Cravens and family, first Kentucky visit in six years. T J Carr and wife and T Atkins spend Sunday with Thos Hamilton and sisters at Stoops, Bruce Robbins attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. T. Atkins
Lebanon
Ind
T. J. Carr
A. H. Robbins
Mae Mason
Swango Springs
Cliff Greene
Nevada
Wm. Cravens
Kentucky
T. Atkins
Thos. Hamilton
Stoops
Fresh oysters and celery offered on regular registration day
Tuesday October 1 marks regular registration day with reminders to register. The note mentions fresh oysters and celery at Van as part of the event.
Insurance Rates Cut for Farm and City Dwellings
The State Insurance Board has published a new schedule reducing fire insurance rates on farm property and city dwellings by about 25 percent after months of study and talks with insurers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Insurance Board
Rating Board
Sixteen Year Old Girl Shoots Self in Personal Crisis
Anna Hipshire, 16, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Hipshire of Fayette county near the Bourbon line, is in critical condition at Good Samaritan Hospital after a self inflicted gunshot wound to the head. Doctors fear blindness even if she survives, the result of a brain wound and severed optical nerve. A love affair is cited as the motive. Fresh oysters advertised at Vanarsdell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Hipshire
Lee Hipshire
Fayette County
Bourbon County
Good Samaritan Hospital
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Esther Wilson
Helecena
Martha Morris
Columbia,Mo
Mr. Gratin Woodson
Middlesboro
Hazel Grubbs
Spartensburg, S. C
Converse College
Ida McKee
Clinkenbeard-Ladbrook
William Kinsolving
Tulsa
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W. H. Berry
Mrs. Berry
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Harry Lockridge
Josh Owings
Nettie Horton
Torrent
J. A. Shirley
Jas. Shropshire
Flo
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Princeton
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Hanry William
Louisé
Mary Vansant Tabb
F. G. Morris
Summer
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Kennedy ’S Pharmacy
Mr, Talb
D. P. Walker
Frank Byrd
James Wells
Charles Dawson
Waverly
Kan
Lee Thompson
Bridges Bros
Hughes Atkinson
Roy Byrd
Mary Ellen
Joe Coons
Ladies of Sprinfield Church
Lou Hall
Miss Ruth
Wamas
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Ella Faulk
Judy
Thomas Wilson
John Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Missouri
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Hinkston
van Thompson Pike
Bridges Farm
Aliie Jones
W. C. Ess
J. M. McGuire
Morgan County
Lida Hall
Jesse Becraft
Belle Patterson
Indiana
John Palmeter
Owingsville
Allie Jones
Bourbon County Fair
Jones
Elizabeth Carr
Bruce Robbins
Mt, Sterling
Montgomry
Myers
Locust Grove Pike
Mrs. N. G. Robinson
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