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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
6
The Daily Register announces candidates for nomination subject to Democratic Primary on August 2 1919. H C Rice is named for Congress in the Eighth District Merri es ARD INI.
Camp Daniel Boone on the Kentucky river will open next Wednesday under LB Donaldson state Y M C A director. Six camping weeks offer two week sessions for boys from Richmond Lexington Frankfort Winchester and other towns. First week features Kentucky Tennessee high school scholars conference and State Bible Teachers Conference. Prof Berryman and Prof Bosley lead with about 20 tents and an assembly room inn for guests. Girls from various high schools and colleges will have a two week stay at the camp.
In circuit court at Nicholasville Judge Shackelford presided this week over the trial of W L oe and c ees ae on a charge of burning a warehouse owned by G Ashley. The case 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 and Hamlet Fain was
Public sale by the Madison Circuit Court in May 1919 to the highest bidder at 11 oclock a. m. on the premises on Decken and a road, describing a tract on the west fork of Otter Creek and Hitch Mill road. The land of about six and a fraction acres will be sold on 6 and 12 months credit with bonds and a lien to secure payment.
The court granted a divorce from Tina Fain. James Watts received a verdict of 175 dollars against McKinney Moss. The plaintiff claimed 350 dollars for unpaid rent on land. Cornelius Prather was sent to the penitentiary for two years for forging checks. George L. Williams was fined 100 dollars and jailed ten days for carrying concealed weapons.
A fragment notes Rookwood triumphs and references a price dispute with coffee as the benchmark. The message implies customers expect lower charges than normal coffee rates, with D. B. cited.
McKinney and Co of Buffalo report Miss Sue Ogg of Resetaa has returned home after a visit with Ele and Mande Hale. Alma Cox visits with mother Mrs Eliott of Panola and Joe Cox family. Rich and Margarett Young Mond visit. Effie and Maude Hale seen with Sh Effie. Edi of Richmond visits sister Mrs Bigger. Colonel Hale sells hogs to Mr Squire Million for 18 dollars per hundred. Mr and Mrs Wm Pearson visit Mr and Mrs Joe Mize. Hattie Hale with daughters visit Mrs Thomas Fox. Friends visit Mrs Thomas R Fox including Mr John Fox of Georgia and Miss Japa of Moberly. Mr Robert Masters and others visit Mrs Si Tudor and Mr and Mrs Jesse Hale. Multiple local names and visits noted in fragmented social column.
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