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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
2
The Daily Register authorized to announce H C Rice as a candidate for nomination in the Democratic Primary on August 2 1919. The race includes a special election in the Eighth Congressional district of Merreri es ARD INI subject to party action and primary results.
Camp Daniel Boone near the Kentucky river opens next Wednesday under LB Donaldson State Y M C A director. Six camping weeks feature two week sessions for boys from Richmond Lexington Frankfort Winchester and other towns with conferences for high school scholars and Bible teachers. Prof Berryman and Prof Bosley lead. about 20 tents and an assembly room will be provided. Girls from area high schools and colleges will have a two week stay.
In Nicholasville circuit court Judge Shackelford presided the week as the trial of W L oe and c ees ae for burning a warehouse owned by G Ashley was continued until the November term. Four divorces were granted Ike M Parks from Minnie Parks Sallie Collier Dean from Homer Dean Vina M Berry from Charles Berry Hamlet Fain from ?
A public sale by order of the Madison Circuit Court May term 1919 will offer a tract of land on the west fork of Otter Creek near Hitch Mill road. The sale at 11 oclock a.m. will be on the premises with six and twelve month credit, purchaser to execute notes with approved security and a lien to secure payment.
The court granted a divorce from Tina Fain. James Watts was awarded a verdict of 175 dollars against McKinney Moss. The plaintiff sued for 350 dollars for rent of land. Cornelius Prather was sent to the penitentiary for two years for forging checks. George L. Williams was fined 100 dollars and given ten days in jail for carrying concealed weapons.
A brief note from the era outlines that despite high coffee prices, Rookwood coffees retain popular support and lasting friendships. D B is cited in passing as part of the era's chatter about value.
Miss Sue Ogg returns home from Resetaa with Ele and Mande Hale. Alma Cox and mother Mrs Eliott of Panola host and friends visit Ray. Rich and Margarett Young Mond spend Tuesday with Effie Hale and Maude Hale. Edie from Richmond visits sister Mrs Bigger. Colonel Hale sells hogs to Mr Squire Million for 18 cents per hundred. Mr and Mrs William Pearson visit Joe Mize and family. Hattie Hale and daughters visit Mrs Thomas Fox. Friends visit Mrs Thomas R Fox involving Mr John Fox of Georgia and Miss Japa of Moberly. Mr and Mrs Jesse Hale host a gathering with Margare Young Maude Hale and Donald Young visiting Mr and Mrs Hirman Whitake.
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