Various Local Notes and Visits Reported in Berea Area
Sam Hellard has nearly recovered from tonsillitis. Miss Gertrude May Collette, Berea College student, visiting at Mrs. Ward’s home en route to the State Normal at Richmond. J. H. Dickerson makes an assignment. Dr. Childress meets Walter Rice, who is ill. Weather delays trains daily. Sheridan visits from L&N R R. Linds return from Pennsylvania. Engineers Johnson and Jepkin replace Burk and Green on through runs. The Thomas Law will run in a few cars. Judge J. Brown visits from Mr. Vernon. Doctors Amy and Childress plan Pensacola trip. Attorney Williams en route to London. Three cars at head and stored after cold spell. Eva Fish on the way to Bertha, Kentucky to visit Pennington. Join Mullins convalescent. Mrs. Blanford returns from Parksville. Mrs. Neighbors visiting parents in Lancaster. Abie Pennington in Guantanamo Cuba for winter. Mrs. Sidney Hellard improving. Lytle Cook ill with grippe. Ella Stanley to Cincinnati for weeks. Rev George Watson preached at Presbyterian church. Services set at Baptist church Saturday and Sunday. Bert Whitehead and George Pope visit. Bob Thomas of Lexington in town regarding saw mill. O’Mary family back from Jerico Tennessee. Several mumps cases in town. B R Wilmott of Brodhead becomes night clerk at restaurant. Moving picture show at Masonic Hall for six nights beginning Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hellard
Gertrude May Collette
Berea Colge
Black Mounstain Academy
Harlan County
Ben
Thomas Law
J. \ . Brown
Vernon
W. T. Amy
Joe Childress
Pensacola
Fla
C. C. Williams
London
B. M
Eva Fish
Bertha,by
Mattie Pennington
Mullins
Lytle Cook
Ella’ Stanley
Cincinnati
Geo. Watson
Presbyterian Church
Baptist Church
Bert’’ Whitehead
Mt. Vernon
Geo. Pope
Bob’’ Thomas
Lexington
Joe O’mary
Jerico
Tenn
B. R Wilmott
Brodhead
Masonic Hall
Sam Reynold
Southards
Kinser
Brown Memorial School
W. N. Roberts
George Denney
Rev Gooch
The
Fred Cottingin
Corbin
Christine Mee
W. H. Cottingin
Livingston
Wm. Fain
Joe Jackson
America Sawders
Annie Brown
Robert Wallin
Isaac Herrin
Geo. Taylor
Quail
Wade Proctor
Proctor
E. A. Wallen
Louisville
Lige
Delaney
Lincoln County
Snday
Jas. B Sutton
Tart Proctor
Saturnight
A. T. Laswell
Amos Brown
Jno. Elder
Larkin Hicks
Elders
Hicks
Daniel Brown
George Brown
Laswell and Sons
Geo. Farris
Andrew Long
Pulaski County
Geo. Sutton
Garrard County
Reuben Wallen
Crawfordsville
Ind
Charlie Sower
William Hearst
Level Green
Bertha Brown
Herman Frith
Hubert Barres
Webster Web
Robt. Wallen
Docke Owens
Joseph Cash
Henry Laswell
J. A. Hasty
Penessetites
Banquet in New Orleans paid Henry Clay $100 in 1842
An 1842 banquet in New Orleans paid Henry Clay $100 per plate, described as costly for those with stomach trouble. The ad touts Dr. Kink's Life Pills as a remedy for indigestion, liver, kidney, and bowel disorders, priced at 25 cents at Chas C. Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clay
New Orleans
Dr. Kink
Chas C. Davis
Pine Hill News In Brief From Local Section
Fire destroys Sam Reynol d residence with little insurance. Local notes report illnesses, visits, travel, weddings, births, farm sales and upcoming weddings. The community records a death and a funeral, with remarks on weather, trade, and schooling in this period.
Local Notes and Family Updates in Rockcastle County
Miss Tempest Ward returns home after a three week visit in East Burnstadt and London. Town visits include Annie Tate and Virginia Davis from Mt Vernon and others from nearby areas. The Rockcastle County fair association elected Granville Owens as president and other officers. Rebecca Cash, eldest daughter of James Cash, died after months of illness. Several residents are reported ill or traveling, with church and school news scattered throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tempest Ward
Lizzie Tarp
Junction City
Danville
Arch Albright
Charlie Chandler
D. B. Chandler
Julia Sims
Maretburg
Rebecca Cash
Jas. Cash
J. Newton Marlow
Henderson
Ella Cable
F. Watson
F. L. Durham
Mt. Vernon
T. K. Francisco
Rockcastle County, Fair Association
Granville Owens
R.H. Hamm
A. M. Hiatt
A. E. Albright
J. B. Levisay
A. J. Haggard
John Robins
J. W. Kincer
Mr. Cherry
Silver Street
J. Thos. Cherry
Crab Orchard
Suday
Larkin Hicks
Bee Lick
John Elder
W. F. Carter
Ieee Tan
Mt Vernon Social Notes Hint at Weekend Visits
Walter Robins and Bert Burton were not in Mt Vernon last Sunday. Mr and Mrs A M Hiatt visited home folks Sunday. John Sigman spent a few days in the Wildie section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ert Burton
Walter Robins
Mt. Vernon
A. M. Hiatt
John Sigman
Wildie
Hall's Catarrh Cure claims and testimonial notice
Firms like KA NAN & Movi Wholesale Druggists Toled o endorse Hall's Catarrh Cure as a remedy taken internally. The ad promotes one hundred bottles for catarh and touts performance in business dealings. It notes the price of 75 cents per bottle and urges readers to buy from local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. Carney & Co
Bun F. J. Cheney
NAN
Movi
Toledo
U. Hall
Hall
Her Uncle's Boots play at Brown Memorial Friday night
Brown Memorial School seventh and eighth grade girls rehearse Her Uncle's Boots under Miss Watson and Miss Oskamb. The play is set in Langdon Dormitory chapel Friday February 2 with admission ten cents. Primary grades focus on dormitory work while kindergarten resumption waits for warmer weather. Library books from Frankfort are due return. several titles listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Watson
Library Commission
Frankfort
Woman's Club
Langdon
John Melifax
Dan
Texas Wonder Cures Kidney and Bladder Troubles
An advertisement for Texas Wonder by Dr. E W Hall promises to treat kidney and bladder issues, gravel, rheumatism, and irregularities in men and women and bladder problems in children. A $1.00 mail order bottle offers a two month treatment with testimonials available on request from Louis, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Wonder
E. W. Hall
Olive Street
Louis
Rheumatism Relief Advice Promoted by Liniment
A short notice promotes Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatism claimed to be due to cold or damp conditions and chronic rheumatism, suggesting no internal treatment is needed. It notes sale by Cnas C. Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Cnas C. Davis
Pleasant Days Amid Ice and Snow In Hansford
Local notes report sunshine after cold spell. Grover Hatcher of Love Green spent Sunday evening with his best girl. Gentry Evans visited J J Bullock and family. Barron and Kirby families traveled to Mt Vernon on business. Kincer family moved to Brodhead. Chaney family from Bloss visited. Rev Carley Carmical preached at Line Creek. J B Price and family visited their mother Malissie McFerron. Barron family spent Sunday with Sarah Kirby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Hatcher
Love Green
Gentry Evans
J. J. Bullock
James Barron
Martha Kirby
Mt. Vernon
J. W. Kincer
Brodhead
Bill Chaney
Bloss
Carley Carmical
Line Creek
J B. Price
Malissie McFerron
Sarah Kirby
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fletcher
Pine Hill
Sam Reynolds
W. H. Cottingim
Ottawa
W. S. Delaney
Robi. Brown and Family
J. H. Johnson
Sdon
Fzra
Here
Union Cemetery
Sutton & McBee
Emporium
Texas
Hansford
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