Wheat and tobacco notes and local happenings
Wheat and rye are growing well and most of the tobacco crop will be housed this week. Miss Ethel Reasor returns to Lexington. Mrs. T. N. Coons visits Cincinnati relatives. A daughter, Mary Ethel, is born to Roy Byrd and wife. Many will attend the Owingsville Centennial. Several local residents visit families and attend church events. Thomas Conway, four months, dies. mother Myrtle Barnes Toy had died days earlier. Interment at Bailey graveyard near Owingsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Reasor
Lexington
Roy Byrd
Mary Ethel
Owingsville
Ed Toy
David Moore
Side View
Thos, Crockett
Thomas Conway
Montgomery Toy, Jr
Little Thomas
Myrtle Barnes Toy
Bailey
W. T. Fitzpatrick
Bath County
Slate Creek
Howard’s Mill
Protracted Meeting Close At Bunkers Hill Seuty
Reverend Robert Reynolds of Mt. Sterling closes a 20 day protracted meeting at Bunkers Hill Seutay baptizing nine and adding several. Reynolds will preach for Plum Lick for the coming year. Born to Roger Crouch and wife a daughter. Yancie Laughlin sells steers to Crouch and Gillaspie for 450 dollars. Clark McClain takes excursion to Cincinnati. A. B. Kendall hauling hay loses team near Mt. Sterling but Arthur survives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Reynolds
Mt. Sterling
Bunkers Hill Seutay
Bro. Reynolds
Plum Lick
Master’s Vineyard
Yancie Laughlin
Crouch & Gillaspie
Clark McClain
Cincinnati
A. B. Kendall
James Kendall
Arthur
Local Market Report Notes Strong Rains and Stock Gains
Charlie Anderson recovers from fever and goes out again. R H Childers travels to Cincinnati to buy stock. Prices rise on cattle and hogs as good rains boost grazing. Transactions include 16 head 550 lb heifers at 3 65, 39 head steers and heifers near 4 cents, 37 head 525 lb heifers at 3 and premium, and two yearling steers at 50. Several mule colts and farm sales totaling thousands. Brown & Richardson sell Sam Lee farm for 550 cash and a Jeffersonville area farm for 3,000. Hog prices around 6 cents amid scarce supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Childers
R. T. Richardson
George Halsey
Walter Tabor
C. M. Stafford
F. D. Richardson
C.M. Stafford
Ira Bedford
Brown & Richardson
Albert Welch
Indiana
Sug. Townsend
Jeffersonville
Grassy Lick Social Notes Mention Visits and Deals
Grassy Lick reports Mary Dean and Lizzie Casse left for Ohio to visit relatives. Mrs Rosa Toohey and children from Cincinnati are visiting. Nell Ramsey goes to Paris for school. Willie Rushford sold a heifer to James McDonald for 24 dollars. T J Carr and wife were in Owingsville last week. Local activity remains steady with fresh groceries at S E Kelly Co and new apples at Vanarsdell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dean
Lizzie Casse
Ohio
Rosa Toohey
Cincinnati
Nell Ramsey
Paris
Willie Rushford
James McDonald
Bath County Centennial at Owingsville this week
Bath County Centennial events will be held in Owingsville on Thursday Friday and Saturday attracting a large crowd. Many residents from the county are expected to attend the celebration with extensive preparations for visitors and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owingsville
Bath County
Candidate R S Stoxkiey Enters City Assessor Race
A letter states R S Stoxkiey has paid the entrance fee and is in the race for City Assessor despite reports he may not run. He is at home sick but hopes to be out soon to call on supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Stoxkiey
Tobacco Sticks For Sale At Four Dollars Per Thousand
Tobacco sticks priced at 4.00 per thousand while supplies last. Available from 1221 McCormick Lumber Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick Lumber Co
Millinery Opening by Mrs H C Greenwade
Mrs H C Greenwade announces a millinery opening on Wednesday and Thursday October 4th and 5th. She promotes latest Fall and Winter hat designs and special bargains in silks ribbons and novelties with all new stock.
City Tax Books In Hand For Due Taxes
Notice to Taxpayers states taxes are due and may be settled at the City Building office. Tax Collector B. J. McDonap notes the date 10-31 and directs taxpayers to contact the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. McDonap
Stray Jennet Strayed From Camargo Pike
Strayed black jennet with black points from Camargo pike area. Reward and contact for M. B. French at phone 406 if seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camargo Pike
Jennet
M. B. French
Judge Allie Young to Preside in Boyle County
Judge Allie Young of Morehead is appointed to hold Boyle Circuit Court this week due to the absence and illness of Judge Lewis L. Walker. The notice notes the temporary assignment and the health-related reason for the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Young
Boyle County
Morehead
Boyle
Lewis L. Walker
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Aly
Agus Abe
Aal
Yiev
Wear-U Well Shoe Co
Maysville
Main Streets
Democratic City Committee
C. B. Duerson, Ch’m
B. Frank Perry
Sec’y
E. W. Stockton
Maysville Street
Mt, Sterling, Kentucky
Stoops
T. N. Coons
Cincinnati Smith Trimblers
Louisville
Republican
Supt. Goodwin
J. R. Cooper
Frank Byrd
Mary Scott
L. E. Griggs
Lucy Smith
Kenneth Gillaspie
J. H. Gillaspie
Springfield Church
E. O. Guerrant
Wilmore
Rev. Taylor
Texas
Roger Crouch
Charlie Anderson
R. H. Childers
Henry Murphey
Sam Lee
Mr. Proffitt
Virginia
Montgomery County
Peter Kelly
Winchester Pike
Miss Grace
South
Alfred G
Resceus
Cresceus
Bonnie Alice
Bonnie W
Red Wilkes
Ralph Wilkes
Star
Earl Patch
Harvess
Elf King
Snip Nose Mistit
Knighthood
T. J. Carr
S. E. Kelly & Co
Vanarsdell’s
Graser & Humphreys
Greenhouse
MT. Sterling, Kentucky
H. C. Greenwade
Robinson & Moore Court St
Mt. Sterling, Kylllyr
J. H. Emuner
Wm. Cravens
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