Social and Personal News Highlights from Daily Inter
Society editor reports on illness and visits across towns. Entries include Mary Garrett visiting Deputy Indiana. Helen Bannister from Lexington guests. Mrs. Armer Hisle ill with possible tonsillectomy at Berea hospital. Owen Walker Hisle due home from Washington and Lee University. numerous visits to relatives in Irvine Lancaster Nicholasville and Somerset. invitations for a 500 party on West Main Street. Mrs. Jennie Stillins visiting with sisters on Second Street. Miss Florence Baumann returning from Washington City school term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armer Hisle
Berea Hospital
Owen Walker Hisle
Washington Lee University
G. D. Hamilton
Somerset
J. B. Stanifer
Carolyn Rice
Davidson
Lancaster
I. R. White
Irvine
Frances Smith Gordon
Norma Dykes
Nicholasville
F. D. Smith
Charley Gaines
B. B. Glass
Centerville
Margaret
Florrie Lane
West Main Street
Jennie Stillins
Clarkson, Wash
C. H. Park
C. F. Wells
Second Street
Nervous Wreck Cured by Cardas Says Texas City Resident
Mrs. G. H. Schill of Texas City says three years of severe headaches and nervousness ended after taking Cardas, with three bottles giving permanent relief. She urges trying Cardui, a medicinal preparation with long use and medical backing.
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Texas City
Tex
G. H. Schill
Social visit highlights from Richmond area gatherings
Miss Inalee and Annison Stone visit from Cincinnati with their father H. Clay Stone. Nashville resident Nannie B. Myers visits her mother Mrs. Annie Myers on High Street. Mrs. Myers and daughter plan a trip to New York City for several weeks. R. L. Davidson returns to Tulsa due to his mother Carrie Davidson’s illness, now recovering. Rev. J. G. Parsons of Harlan returns from Irvine with Mrs. Davison. Harry Pearlman and Reuben Pearlman will camp at their father's farm upriver. A house party includes Misses Margaret Cook, Elizabeth Pitcher, Catherine Hampton, Martha Talbot, Elizabeth Van Meter, and Mary English, with many social events planned for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inalee
Annison Stone
Cincinnati
H. Clay Stone
Nannie B. Myers
Nashville
Annie Myers
High Street
R. L. Davidson
Tulsa
Okla
Carrie Davidson
Harry Pearlman
Reuben
John Hopkins School
Richmond
Margaret Cook
Danville
Elizabeth Pitcher
Catherine Hampton
Louisville
Martha Talbot
Paris
Elizabeth van Meter
Winchester
Mary English
Pittsburg
Alice Clark Kellogg
Sisler Blazing Trail For Batters In League Leaders
Star first baseman George Sisler of the St. Louis club leads American League batters with a .408 average, as Tris Speaker falls to second. Babe Ruth eyes a new home run record with 18th homer in Chicago-New York series, while Joe Jackson remains hot with 85 hits in 51 games. In the National League, Rogers Hornsby tops the charts at .393 and Nicholson at .351, with Daubert slipping to third as Stock and Hornsby pace runs scored.
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Associated Pressy
Chicago
St. Louis
Eaal
Tris Speaker
Cleveland
Speaker
Joe Jackson
Ile
Babe” Ruth
Ruth
Farahead
Rober Hornsby
Nicholson
Pittsburg
St. Louis Star
Daubert
Cincinnati
Hornsby
Stock
Flack
Magazine Bargains Price List Details
A brief readers notice lists bargain prices including four dollars and three dollars with additional figures such as 33.46 7.00 and 1.50 2.00. The fragment suggests a catalog page or ad format featuring discounted items. The readable portion emphasizes value pricing and itemized costs without full product descriptions.
Community Guests Visit Bobtown and Area Families
Susan Burns and son Ratie visit Julia Creckman and kin in Bobtown while Redd Hazelwood and children spend a week with Will Rucker. Lucille Lawson visits sister Hiram Baker in Newby and A D Creekmore of Lexington puts up a monument in Pilot Knob cemetery. Rev Edward N Lawson returns from college to preach at Bobtown schoolhouse June 24 at 8 pm. C D Smith and Patline visit Annville. Lillie Mae Jackson visits Agnes Lawson. T J Jackson and Detroit relatives visit Bobtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Lawson
Hiram Baker
Newby
A. D. Creekmore
Lexington
Pilot Knob
Edward N. Lawson
Bobtown
C. D. Smith
Patline
Annville
Lillie Mae Jackson
Harlan
Agnes Lawson
T. J. Jackson
Detroit, Mich
Rompers and Blouse Suits On Sale For Boys
Mrs Stouffer offers rompers and short sets in white navy and striped patterns for ages 2 to 6 years with reductions on middy Dick ens and Russian blouse styles in assorted colors for hot days.
Army Worm Injuring Corn and Timothy Across State
Local reports warn army worm damage to corn and timothy in parts of the state. The pest feeds variably, often by night, and does not always march in groups, appearing yearly in small numbers and occasionally in larger outbreaks.
Destructive Pests Threaten Cultivated Crops
Fragmentary text notes pests that threaten cultivated crops with potential severe damage. No clear dates, locations, or names are readable, but the implication is ongoing agricultural risk and the need for pest control measures.
GOOD Values in Ladies Waists sale this week
E. V. Elder announces a sale on ladies waists this week inviting customers to come early for best selections and prices at 1444.
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E. V. Elder
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O. L. Locklear
Universal
Daily Ister
Mary Garrett
Deputy
Ind
R. O. Rice
Lynchburg
W. Va
Helen Bannister
Lexing
Harris
S. Daniel
Mrs. Peard, Shelfe
Mrs. Home Sister
John Donelson
D. H. Myers
Ms. J. K. White
Vandome
Wamaaga
Eee
Ll. Gineee
New England
Lenington Brewing Co
Leaington, Ky
Jas. H. Pearson
Rekral
Blue Grass
Save
Cardus
J. G. Parsons
J. R. Davison
Shilo Noble
Davison
Mr. Parsons
Sisler
Cy Williams
Philadelphia
Dave Robertson
J. T. Covington
L. A. Fennell Lexington
Magazine Bargains
American Magazine
Guy’s Life
Breeder's Gazette
Century Magazine
Collier’s
The
Natio
Everybody’s
Forest and Stream
Harper's Magazine
McCalls Magazine
People’s Home
Scribner’s Magazine
Housewife
Woman's Home
Cekly
Youth's Companion
Tor My Magazine
Thos H
Market Street
Lexington, KY
Lalley Light and Power
Lalley
Susan Burns
Ratie
Verdae
Broadway
Queen Anne
Have McGaughey
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