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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1920
Page
7
Invitations issued to Richmond friends for a Crab Orchard Springs Dance on July 9 1920. Music by Interstate Five from 9 to 3 with a special diner 6:30 to 8:30. Event promoted by J H Warner and Crab Orchard Spring Hotel Company.
Mr Tom Baldwin and Mr Burke hosted a six o clock dinner Sunday evening honoring Messrs Mac and Nay Coy and their house party. Covers were laid for Judge Smith Says Mrs Hays and Miss Susan Hays of Winchester Miss Lucy Hankley of Danvitts Miss Buchanan Messrs William Wallace Edwin Powell and Tom Baldwin of Richmond.
Mrs R J McKee and Miss Louise spent Monday in Lexington.
Mrs. Charlie Jett entertained a Monday bridge party in Nashville for guest Mrs. William Burnett. Miss Mary D. Pickels won top score. Mrs. J. J. Greenleaf took booby prize. Guest prizes went to Mrs. Burnett, Mrs. Marshall Collins, and Miss McGiffort.
Dr and Mrs S S Myers announce the marriage of their daughter Dorothy Jane to Mr Walter F Hanley on June 24 1920 in Chicago Illinois The couple will reside at Cary West Virginia Friends in Chicago recall Dorothy's charm and many well wishers offer congratulations for their future happiness
Uruguay lauds the United States for its part in the late war noting several other nations had offered praise long before the conflict concluded.
Mrs. Overton Harbers returns from Paris. Mr. Carligle Maupui returns from Nashville. Mrs. Preston Smith returns from Paris visit to Mrs. Earl Curtis. Mrs. Vernon Million of Louisville visits her mother in Ellendale. Miss Lucy Williams leaves for Asheville. Mrs. Miller Lackey returns from Aberdeen. Misses Mattie Jo and Virlinda Deatherage visit Middletown, Ohio. Mrs. J. W. Hernde on Berea attends Chautauqua. Mr. B. G. Scott visits PA Gan Infirmary. Miss Issie Bosme ofaville guests at Williamses. Mrs. R. C. Cobb, Jr. and son visit mother near town. Ambrose Wagers visits relatives from Huntington. Judge O. K. Noland and S. B. Neale court-day visitors. Prof. John Boothe vacation with parents. Wilson S. Norris of Union Stock Yards mingles with friends. Robs and L. Arnold of Patti Lick visit. Mrs. Daniel Jones and Shelbyville to visit Mrs. George Fawkes Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. James Shearer visit G. W. Butler. Charles Rice and family visit Terrill. W. M. Hisle of Burlington mingles at court day. Flora Pennington and Mrs. William Langford visit Mrs. Mullins. Jessie Rice, formerly in Atlanta, vacationing with Fount Rice family. J Walker Stewart of Lexington joins wife and daughter for a visit at C L Searcy home in Waco. R B Mullins and son Benjamin plan motor trip to Cleveland, Buffalo, and Montreal for several weeks.
The Rhoda Royal show will positively exhibit in Richmond on Tuesday July 20 in its entirety. Every act animal and novelty will be seen as in world metropolises with the three ring mammoth circus and five continent menagerie promised to appear at the event.
Mrs. Alice Johnson describes a year of severe back and side pain until Cardui relieved symptoms and restored strength. The notice urges Cardui as a remedy for female complaints and cites widespread praise. In a separate line, John M. Amon bought an Aberdeen Angus cow Black Cap H 1 for 3500 dollars from A T Sanders with another weanling calf sold to Lebanon buyers for 1000 dollars.
Mrs Minnie Mandelko of Fort Dodge Iowa reports relief from years of monthly suffering after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes headaches backache and cramps improved after sixteen bottles and urges others to seek restored health. Letters answered confidentially by a woman at Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts.
Three men who robbed the National Ice Cream company in Louisville in bandit fashion have already been sentenced to prison as authorities push to halt a crime wave.
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