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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1922
Page
3
Miss Mollie Fife hosted her bridge club on Tuesday afternoon. Several residents plan Christmas travel and visits to Lexington and Kansas City. Martha Parsons, recently rooming with Mrs. W. S. Taylor, was injured in a fall, with friends hoping for a speedy recovery.
Community items mention Deatherage illness and a severe attack of nine Garretts as well as relatives visiting J Marion Liffy and Mrs Dean Squires in South Second. References to Mrs Bu hero in Lex ia Taylor visiting Lancaster and Mrs William Garrett King plus Mrs G W son of Wiaunchester hosting visitors. Aspen H Boothe and Mrs guest in Ashland Hunr leatherage family visits in Cin ci ni. Kidwell and Mrs lease of an apartment with Mrs J S Collins in Lid street.
Mrs Emily Gabany of Daina Ky visits daughter Mrs E T Wiggins on West Main. Misses Chenault Evans Stone return from Conservatory in Louisville for two weeks Christmas. Prof G D Smith to lecture at Kentucky University Wednesday at four. Frank Devore at home from business trip to Dearborn Michigan. Dr Homer W Carpentier visited Lexington Monday. Mrs Nelson Gay returns to Winchester after visit. Mr and Mrs ALK McCown and Mr T D Chenault Sr visit. Jeptha and Shelby Jett back from Danville. Spears Turle guests of Prof J C Lewis. Mrs J R Robinson spent Wednesday in Lexington. Anderson Hume Chenault to return from New York for Christmas with Chenaults on Irvine road.
Nice black coal at yard eight dollars delivered eight fifty. Try a load from Gordon's. phone 28. 292 tt.
The advertisement claims hair loss starts from light dandruff and thinning strands, then promises quick correction with Danderine. It touts an oily scalp solution that makes hair grow long and thick and emphasizes the product is non greasy and top selling.
Senator Simmons of North Carolina reintroduces the soldier bonus bill as an amendment to the administration shipping bill, arguing it is as justifiable as a bonus to ship operators after Harding vetoed the prior measure.
Classified note seeks sale of a large Florence heater in good condition. Contact by telephone at 644 294 for details.
The new snort coats, crafted in brocade or velvet, are popular as semi-dress wear for theater outings. Fur trimming appears commonly, with brimmer or caracal pelts in light shades completing the stylish lines.
Mrs Morison Dunn and Mrs Charles A Keith attended a Central Kentucky branch meeting at Lerington on Tuesday with Miss Austin Lily entertaining the delegates. President H H Cherry and Dean E Gambill of Western Kentucky State Normal School were in Richmond Wednesday visiting Eastern Normal.
Cirent Judge Hurst requests Sheriff Elmer Deatherage to mobilize 100 jurors for proceedings in Jackson Breathitt county on Wednesday.
Lexington shoppers are invited to lunch daily from 11 30 to 2 30 in a downtown eating place offering a special lunch at low prices. The menu includes sandwiches baked biscuits salads hot chocolate coffee and a selection of packaged candies from Apollo Mavis and Belle-Camp plus homemade candy and cakes. Mail orders for candy receive attention. McGurk and O'Brien advertise as head quarters for shoppers.
A Wednesday morning report notes confusion over who may choose a panel for a murder case. It states Mr. Deatherage was not informed about the nature of the proceedings. Also mentioned is a for sale notice for block coal at eight dollars in vard and eight fifty delivered.
Christmas tree sellers Dan Breck and Joe Chernault advertise ready stock for the season. Trees available now with delivery options and prices likely in the local market.
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