Social Notes From Lexington and Nearby
Local social page lists visits and travels across Kentucky and Tennessee. Movements include Miss Anna Peck visiting county friends, Dr. J A Shirley returning from a Kenton Medical Association meeting, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Goodpaster from Indiana, Mrs. Wein Wood in Louisville, and many others visiting relatives in Louisville, Frankfort, Owingsville, Shelbyville, and Memphis. Attendees include judges, ministers, and families attending reunions and health facilities, with trips to Cincinnati, Washington, and Battle Creek Sanatorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Peck
IF County
J. A. Shirley
Nancy Yager
Stan
Ney DeHaven
A. R. Robertson
Michigan
James Scott Little Son
Indiana
Emily Tipton
Lexin
Kathe Storer
J. Scott Goodpaster
Bell Rice
Owingsville
Wilson
Shelbyville
C. F. Thomas
Louisville
Nora Hopkins
Alab
J. B. Taylor
Kansas
Cockrell
Kentun Medical Association
J. W. Hedden
Lexington
Daugher
T. B. Arthur
Crawford Mason
Washington City
Gra Army of the Republic
Wein Wood
Yes
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Jodie Turley
Queen Street
Lula F. Henry
Morgan County
D. Clarke
Oxford, O
John W. Lockridge
Charles M. Taylor
Little Rock
Ark
John G. Winn
W. P. Reid
Oklahoma
Mary Davis
Faris Feeland
Sharpsburg
Frank P. Boyd
Bonnie Burgin
Frankfort
Misses King
North Maysville Street
Mattie Weathers
Avon
Martha Carnaby
Sanitarium
Battle Creek
T. A. Wiatt
Nell McColm
F. C. McColm
Harry McColm
Huntington
Tyler
Lewis Killpatrick
C. T. Hazelrigg
H. G. Enoch
Robi. M. Barnes
W. W. Wilson
Cumberland River
Illiamsburg
Martha
Emily Evans
St. Petersburg
Fla
C. T. Chatham
Isses Evans
Prominent Bath County Woman Dies at Home
Margaret Honaker, 80, died suddenly at her Ingsville home Tuesday morning. She was widely known in Bath County as a leading woman. She was the mother of John W. Honaker and Lucy Honaker. Funeral arrangements had not yet been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owingsville
Margaret Honaker
Ingsville
Bath Ty
John W. Honaker
Lucy Honaker
Bazaar and supper at Baptist church event
Women of the Baptist church hold an exchange bazaar and con dine event on December 17 and 18 with a art day dinner planned for December 6.
Social events and engagements in Kentucky society pages
Social notices recount Miss Katherine Storer hosting guests at her parents country home near Thomson Station with Five Hundred played. Mrs Sherman Goodpaster hosted luncheon for Mt Sterling visitors. Mrs John W. Jones led a Chautauqua Circle program on Kentucky history at the Delicious Cafe parlors attended by about thirty. The event praised as a delightful society function. World: Mary Elizabeth Tyler and John D. McColm announce marriage in Mt Sterling Kentucky on September 29 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Storer
Thomson Station
William T. Tyler
Mary Elizabeth
John D. McColm
Huntington
W. Va
Mt. Sterling
Kentucky
John W. Jones
Chautauqua Circle
J. C. McNeal
Henry Clay
B. F. Perry
Richard Menifee
Alice Perry
Champ Clark
John M. Barnes
Stanton
Ellen
Thomas B. Rodman
Charles K. Oldam
Montgomery County
William P. Oldham
Edward C. Guerrant
Bruce W. Trimble
Fred W. Bassett
James E. Gay
the Seven Star
Charlotte Rogers
L. E. Griggs
Millard F. Crear
Grace Jones
Bruce Reynolds
John 8S. Frazer
Reynolds
Religious Special Music and Evangelistic Services Highlight Mt Sterling
Religious services fill Mt Sterling with special music at Paramount and Presbyterian churches. Rev J B Wilson notes Mt Vernon church meetings in Shelby county. midweek prayers at Christian church draw crowds. State Christian church convention report by Rev B W Trimble. Baptist Sunday School Rally Day aims for 200. Rally at Christian church attendance reaches 594 Cradle Roll Day observed. Golden Sun Tea offered at Vanarsdell’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount Theatre
Wilson
Mt. Vernon
Shelby County
Christian Church
B. W. Trimble
State Convention of the Christian Churches of Kentucky
Madisonville
Baptist
Danville
Presbyterian Church
Mt. Sterling
Fred Hope
Presbyterian Board
Mt. Sterling Presbyterian Church
Africa
The
Loving Turley
Mattie Judy Botts
Rvice
Ill Health News At Local Households
The sick Mrs. Anna Tipton shows some improvement after several days of illness. Mrs. Tommie Moore and Master John McCormick also improve from illnesses including diphtheria. Dr J B Spratt recovers from sickness at home near Camargo. John W Burbridge recovers from a severe cold. Ermine French, though weak, improves. Mrs T B Arthur underwent another operation at Good Samaritan Hospital and is improving. Walter F Crooks, county road supervisor, released from Mayo Brothers Hospital and plans a visit to Danville before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Tipton
Tommie Moore
J. B. Spratt
Camarago
John W. Burbridge
T. B. Arthur
Good Samaritan Hospital
Lexington
Walter F. Crooks
Mayo Brothers’Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Ilinois
Danville
Crooks
Card of Thanks to Friends for Help During Our Loss
In gratitude we thank friends who supported us with kindness during our trouble. Their devotion comforted us though the sad memories remain by our vacant chair. May they receive the same aid and sympathy if the time comes, from Mrs. John R. Thomas and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Thomas
New Tires and Auto Services Advertisement
Local ad offers tire installation with guaranteed quality at competitive prices. Poorly legible note cites B Lane and references prices, insurance, and a few scattered phrases about fashions and a home listing.
Births in September Three Newborn Sons Reported
To the wife of Mr. Gay T. Wilson a son named Paul George born Monday September 27. To the wife of Mr. J M Robb near Lexington a son eight pounds born Tuesday September 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay T. Wilson
Paul George
J. M. Robb
Mary Webb Gibson
Lexington
For Sale at The Novelty Store Side Board and Carpeting
A sale notice offers a side board and a large lot of carpeting and matting for purchase. Apply in person at The Novelty Store to arrange details and pickup.
Mrs. Carrie T Cox Purchases Cottage on Holt Avenue
Mrs. Carrie T. Cox has bought Frank McCormick's modern cottage on Holt Avenue in this city for about 2300 dollars and will take possession early in October. The home is now occupied by Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Reid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie’ T. Cox
Frank McCormick
Winchester
Holt Avenue
W. P. Reid
Greenwade's Hosts City’s Best Link Sausage Tie-in
Greenwade's launches a city wide sausage event boasting top linked sausage links in town. Shoppers can sample curated links and savor house specialties as part of a promotional push across the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwade’s
Robinson sells 28 acre farm near Camargo pike for 4200
Dr. W. B. Robinson sold his twenty eight acre farm with improvements on the road from the Camargo pike to Richmond Turley for four thousand two hundred dollars this week. Possession is to be given March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Robinson
Richmond Turley
Camargo Pike
Home ground sausage from Sanitary Meat Market
Sanitary Meat Market advertises home killed pork sausage with its own blend of seasonings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanitary Meat Market
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Duerson
Court Street
Ag Aas
Walter Crackie
Robert M. Trimble
New York
James Tipton
Iville
Robert L. Coleman Frankfort
Fiver Pharmacy Co. Incorporat
Sterling, KY
Sherman Goodpaster
Sydney Johnson
Pierce Winn
George Hamilton
Winn
Hamilton
Johnson
Samuel J. Shackelford
Frederick Breyfogle
J. G. South
Courier-Journal
Vanarsdell’s
John McCormick
Ermine French
Missouri
J. F
South
Maysville St
B. Lane
Little Rock Democrat
Price
Henry J Fire Insurance
Udy
Hurst
R. H. White
Rexall
Sells Farm
the Advocate For Printing
Keller
J. H. Keller
Sally Walker
A. B. Oldham & Co
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