Notable Long Sojourns of Regional Visitors This Winter
A string of prominent guests arrives for the holidays across Thompson Connecticut Philadelphia West Virginia Yonkers and nearby towns. Included are Mr and Mrs Charles BE Olney Miss Olney Miss Himes Mr and Mrs I B Boyd Mr and Mrs J B Limeburner George V Patterson and C KE A Lathrop P K Walker and E H Rait tall Mrs Philip Mark Shannon and Miss Hazel Shannon Mr and Mrs George W Jones and son Dr T D Myers Mr and Mrs James H Gill Ellsworth Bunker and George R Bunker R M Price Mrs M L Bishop Julian T Bishop David W Jewett and other families joining for extended stays or seasonal visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles BE. Olney
Miss Olney
E. H. Raittall
New York
Philip Mark Shannon
Hazel Shannon
Buffalo
George W. Jones
West Virginia
Massey
C. Elmer Bower
Pittsburgh
T. D. Myers
Philadelphia
James H. Gill
Messrs
Ellsworth Bunker
George R. Bunker
Yonkers
R. M. Price
Hazleton
Notable Guests at The Lexington Include Rock Island Officials
At The Lexington Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nay and their son and Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Sisson of Chicago are among those quartered there. Mr. Sisson and Mr. Nay are enthusiastic golfers linked to the Rock Island Railroad. Mr. and Mrs. James Hill and their children of Washington and Dr. and Mrs. E. A. McNaughton of Toronto were recent visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Nay
A. H. Sisson
Chicago
Lexington
Sisson
Mr. Nay
Rock Island Railroad
James Hill
Washington
E. A. McNaughton
Toronto
Magnolia guests at The Magnolia greet visitors
At The Magnolia Dr. and Mrs. H. Knudsen of Spokane are again at The Magnolia. Mrs. M. W. Gardner of Lowell is spending several weeks here. Mr. E. H. Freedman of New York comes for golf. Mr. Noyes D. Clark of New Haven joins his father.
Barber shop tale from Mount Sterling mural dime
Mr EK C Boggs recounts a Mount Sterling barber shop encounter where a shoeshine boy named One Ounce claims two brothers named One and One Half Ounce and Two Ounce. The anecdote preserves quirky names within a local street scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EK. C. Boggs
Mount Sterling
Pinehurst Chapel Sunday Services Schedule
Pinehurst Chapel lists Holy Communion at 9 30 A M Sunday School at 10 00 A M Morning Service at 11 00 A M Catholic services at 6 A M and 8 30 A M when visiting priest is in Pinehurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
Christmas Baseball Burlesque at 3 P.M.
A Christmas afternoon burlesque baseball event promises amusement with two teams of Unknowns in variegated cosmopolitan outfits.
Water chestnut farming and uses in China explained
The article explains water chestnut varieties especially ling or ling kok grown in Central China canals. It describes planting methods in five to six feet of water, rapid root growth, and harvest in boats. Chinese use them boiled, with a taste like Jerusalem artichoke, and note potential cultivation in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
United States
Philippines
Yangtze Valley
Canton
Texas
Grand Canal
Che Kiang
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pinehurst Chapel
Se Water
the Carolina
Carolina
Pinehurst Springs
H. W. Priest
N. C
Berkshire
Pinehurst, N. C
The
J. M. Robinson
Manacer
Wentworth
New England
New Castle
Portsmouth
Wentworth Hotel Co
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