Personal notices from the region list visitors and travels
A long string of local visitors and absences outlines social notes. Names include Mr. Roger Barnes, Mr Buford Wyatt of Alabama, Miss Jennie Crear, Mr J Webb Bratton of St Louis, Miss Vivian Alfrey, Col G M Newmeyer in Cincinnati, and many others visiting relatives or staying with families in Morgan county Lexington and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McGuire
Morgan County
Jennie Crear
Torrent
Notable Clark county election returns and Lexington social list
The record notes the position she was elected to in Clark county and lists a Sunday outing at Pilot Knob chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. HH Prewitt. It names Miss Eliza Lockhart Ruth Barnes Grace Vaughn Mabel Horton Frances Samuels Catherine Stofer Mattie Pangburn Carolyn Ratliff Martha Pieratt and others with their male companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. C. Prewitt
Pilot Knob
Eliza Lockhart
Ruth Barnes
Grace Vaughn
Lexington
Mabel Horton
Frances Samuels
Catherine Stofer
Mattie Pangburn
Carolyn’ Ratliff
Martha Pieratt
Messrs
Dillard Douglas
Hodge Morris
Carroll Bowen
Clarence William
Stewart Sharp
Irvine Jackson
Jere Coleman
David Chenault
Courtney Horton
Hoffman Real Estate and Loan Agency Loans 5000 On Farm Property
Five thousand dollar loans offered in one sum for one three or five years by Hoffmans Real Estate and Loan Agency. Also an advertisement for peaches Tokay grapes and pears at Vanarsdells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman’s Real Estate and Loan Agency
Vanarsdell’s
Social events and invitations honor Miss Darnall
Mrs. G C Anderson hosts a dinner for Miss Darnall. Mrs. Mattie Judy Botts gives a card party for Mrs. Russell DeHaven, with many guests. Invitations list Mrs. Charles Petty and others for a Sept 29 at home on Main Street at two. Mrs. John Stofer hosts a Five Hundred party for Miss Jennie Darnall of Birmingham with 24 guests amid fall flowers. Graves & Co. promotes Stetson hats with snap and Punch styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Judy Botts
Sycamore Street
Russell DeHaven
Charles Petty
Clay Cooper
Mattie Coleman
Main Street
John Stofer
Harry Ringo
Jennie Darnall
Birmingham
Ala
Stofer
Darnall
Local Health Notes and Recoveries
The report lists several community figures improving after illness including Mrs. Fannie B Nesbitt Mr. E Y Nelson and Mr J P King. Hezekiah Oldham recovers from a powder explosion burn and Bert Brown in serious condition after a mule incident. Clark B Paterson of Mt Sterling National Bank returns to out after days ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Brown
National Hotel
Clark B. Paterson
Mt. Sterling National Bank
Dr Reynolds Pursues New York Postgraduate Study
Dr. J. F. Reynolds, ear eye nose and throat specialist, is in New York taking a post graduate course under a leading city expert. He maintains a thriving practice in this region and stays current with the latest professional theories and ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Reynolds
New York
Reynolds
Christmas Bazaar and Dinners at Baptist Church
The Ladies Aid Society will host a Christmas bazaar on December 15 and 16 and a Court Day dinner on December 18. The Baptist Sunday School reports strong growth and plans to use the new building for morning and evening services with special music. The Christian Bible School celebrated Rally Day with 580 attendees and issued over forty graduation certificates. W. H. Strossman praised for leading the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Baptist
The
Christian Church
Bible School
Trimble
Hazelrigg
Winchester
Loring Z. Turley
Christian Bible School
W. H. Strossman
Births A daughter Julia Ellen for Mrs Edgar Willoughby
A birth notice reports the arrival on September 21 1916 in this city of a baby girl named Julia Ellen to the wife of Edgar Willoughby. The notice notes family happenings and local dining at Vanarsdell's for a meal of veal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Willoughby
Julia Ellen
Sampson Wins Appellate Judge Nomination Contest
Judge Flem D. Sampson Republican nominee for Appellate Judge in the Seventh District defeated Judge A. J. Kirk of Paintsville in a party nominating contest. Kirk challenged Sampson for not filing a campaign expense report within fifteen days as required by law. Special Judge Slack ruled in Barbourville, sustaining Sampson and Kirk planned an appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flem D. Sampson
A. J. Kirk
Paintsville
Kirk
Sampson
Slack
Barbourville
Burley Tobacco Co. Stockholders Meet in Lexington
The annual meeting of the Burley Tobacco Co. stock holders will be held at the company warehouse on South Broadway Lexington Kentucky October 10 1916 at ten o clock A M John W Hall Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Burley Tobacco Co
South Broadway
Lexington
Punch, Graves & Co. Dominate Corduroy Suit Market
Local retailer Punch, Graves and Company claim the lead in corduroy suit sales, with strong demand across departments. The store highlights durable fabrics, classic styling, and competitive pricing as drivers of its position in the market.
Camping Party Spends Weekend at Kirk's Camp
Mrs. John M. Barnes and daughter Louise join Flo Shirley Georgia Pangburn Kathryn Wood Alpha Enoch Arris Chiles and Thos P Sutton R M French Ratliff Lane Seth Botts and H M Prewitt for a week end at Kirk's camp on Slate creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Barnes
Miss Louise
Flo Shirley
Georgia Pangburn
Kathryn Wood
Alpha Enoch
Arris Chiles
Thos. P. Sutton
R. M. French
Ratliff H. Lane
Seth Botts
H. M. Prewitt
Oyster advertisement for James Hubbard & Sons and T. K. Barnes
Daily update promotes James Hubbard and Sons Ply mouth Rock Oysters described as large, sweet and juicy. Fare lists note T. K. Barnes and Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hubbard & Sons
Plymouth Rock
T. K. Barnes & Sons
Wade sells harness horse to North Middletown buyer
B. Wade of Clark county sells a fancy combined saddle and harness horse to A. G. Jones of North Middletown at a fancy price. The notice also urges readers to save on fall clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. R. Wade
Clark County
A. G. Jones
North Middletown
Morrow Speech Draws Small Court House Crowd
About two hundred heard Hon. E. P. Morrow at the Court House last Wednesday. He attacked the Democratic administration but failed to rouse strong enthusiasm as the country appears satisfied with President Wilson. If trends hold, Wilson will get re election endorsement in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Morrow
Court House
Local high-spirited horses to race at Boyd County Fair
Several locally owned horses will be shipped to Ashland this week to race at the Boyd County Fair. Bean Bros. R. L. Morris and P. L. Hensley are among the firms sending entries. The notice also advertises best $10 and $15 suits for men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Boyd County
Bean Bros
R. L. Morris
P. L. Hensley
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Wwe
fTantine
Duerson’s Drug Store
Court Street
Saamaa
Roger Barnes
Louis- Wille
Buford Wyatt
Alabama
Ben Kennard
Morganfield
Victor Podersai
Dayton, C
Rea
Cora Little
Kathleen McCabe
Lexington Peling
J. Webb Bratton
St. Louis, Mo
J. C. McNeal
Henry Sullivan
State University
James Quarles
Louisville
W. P. Apper
A. L. Estelle
Phillipine Islands
J. J. Kearns
Walter Turner
Mattie Robinson
Charleston
W. Va
A. R. Robertson
Michigan
George Jackson
Weleetka
Okla
Keller Greene
Martha Morris
Missouri
G. H. Seal
Atlanta
Taylor Fitzpatrick, Jr
M. Newmeyer
Cincinnati
N. H. Trimble
Bay View
Mich
J. W. Chenault
Clinton Hawkins
Woodford County
Hunt Quisenberry
Gilbert H. Satterwhite
J. J. Scott
Harold, 8. D
C. D. Powell
Palatka
Fla
H. B. Ringo
Ed. McNamara
John S. Wyatt
Delaney Brown
B. F. Sheridan
Knoxville, Tenn
Middletown, O
Louis, Black
Oakland
Tils
Durham
Russellville
Ind
Ernest and
Earl Durham
Greencastle
M. A. Tyler
W. T. Tyler
Philadelphia
South
Washington
Lucile Huls
Irvine
Miss Huls
Eastin & Harris
MT. Sterling
Kerr’s Perfection Flour
Ballard & Ballard
Ballard
V. P
Graves & Co
Fannie B. Nesbitt
E. Y. Nelson
J. P. King
Hezekiah Oldham
DR. Reynolds
Home
Veal
Punch, Graves & Co
R. A. White & Co.’ Drug Store
Democrats
John Price
Barnes & Sons
Rogers
Rogers Co
Keller
J. H. Keller
Wm. Rocker
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