Deep Creek Social Roundup From Perryville to Hustonville
Mr and Mrs Martin Mathiey visited near Perryville with Mrs Mathiey s father Mr John Isham last Tuesday. Several local residents attended the county Fair at Springfield last week. Mrs Mollie Coyle visited Jensontown with her son. Mrs J S Coyle is improving after illness. Families including the Ellotts Coyle Harmons Holdermans and Cocarbers attended recent visits and associations in Hustonville and Long Rain. A baby girl was born August 19 1910 to Ringgie Reynolds wife. mother and baby are doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rinde Burns
Nannie
Lulu
W. H. Elliott
W. B. Carpenter
George Elliott
Ringgie Reynolds
Springfield
W. B. Elliott
J. L. Harmon
Mary Elliott
Anderson Holderman
Henry
Rinda Burns
Nanmie
George Eliott
Nancy Coyle
Oda Cole
Maggie Coyle
Laura Key
D. L. Cocar
George Russell
Long Rain
Hustonville
Susie Eliott
Sadie Coyle
Mesdames
Frances Arnold
Mattie Russell
Boyle County
Susie Mathley
Hester Mathley
Jenesontown
Johnnie Pile
Rock Falls
Ills
J. J. Sharp
Sharpsville
W. E. Brown
S. P. Derringer
W. N. Foster
Louisville
J. E. Ferguson
Palmer Goatley
Thos. Reed
Mayes
Palmer Grundy
Piace
M. Reed
Benedict Janes
Owen Brown
Withan Snider
Famaly
Mooresville
Edd Kelly
HM. Goatley
Washington County
Teachers Wanted for Western Normal Training
The demand for teachers trained at the Western Normal is 38 greater than supply. The Fall Session opens September 6. Write president J. H. Cherry, Bowling Green, Kentucky, for information on free tuition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Normal
J. H. H. Cherry
Bowling Green
Saved From Awful Peril by Dr King’s New Discovery
Man speaks of near death from frightful cough and lung trouble dropping to 115 pounds. After using Dr King’s New Discovery he recovered to 160 pounds and can work again. Also cured his four children of croup. Described as infallible for coughs and colds and a remedy for la grippe asthma and bronchial affections. 50c and 1.00. Trial bottle free. Haydon Robertson guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Chamblin
Manchester
Ohio
King
Haydon & Robertson
Greatest Newspaper Plant in Buenos Ayres Spotlighted
A speech by John Barrett praises La Prensa as the world’s largest newspaper plant. He notes Buenos Aires’ plant cost over 5 million dollars and is dedicated entirely to publishing, with scope far surpassing major New York houses like the Times World and Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
South America
John Barrett
Goverment
American Trade Press Association
Barnett
Europe
Southland
la Prensa
Trade Press
Daily Press
Buenos Aires
Rio Janero
Brazil
Times
New York
World
Tribune
Elven
Herald
Buens Ayres
Personal Notes From Bardstown And Nearby Visits
Local notes list residents and visitors including Mrs Bo Hemp and children returning to Louisville, Ruth Mann from Bardstown visiting Miss Fannie Smith, Kent Smith and sister Fannie in Louisville, Anna Blanche Weisen visiting Susie Penn, Eumze Nor visiting relatives, Elizabeth Smith returning to Bardstown from Lucille Greene, Danville connections, and multiple trips to Louisville for house parties and fairs. Attendees at a Friday dance include Joseph Smith Charls Losson Billie Mattingly Marion Hart Roy Litsey R H Edelen John S Kerry from Bardstown. Visitors from Mackville and Bardstown attend locally. families travel to Cincinnati and New Hope relations visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Hemp
Louisville
Ruth Mann
Bardstown
Fannie Smith
Anna Blanche Weisen
Susie Penn
Eumze Nor
Lebanon
Elizabeth Smith
Lucille Greene
Joseph Smith
Chas. Losson
Billie Mattingly
Marion Hart
Roy Litsey
R. H. Edelen
John S. Kerry
Albert Mayes
Charley Bottoms
Albert Crawford
Mackville
The Democratic Position Feature Bulletin Variants
Owensboro residents George and Frank Medley returned home with Casper Kuhn. P J Thomas and Blanche Waters attend Cincinnati trip. Bardstown visitors Wil Stiles and Leona Rapier back after visiting Miss Mabel Price. Joe Noe Bruce Thompson and Ger Smith from Lebanon spent Sunday here. Scutter of Harrodsburg returns after visiting Mrs F C Peters. Lebanon girls Mary Burton McElroy Lila Estes Mayme Thornton Catherine Knott Mattie VanMeter Tillie Farian Rose Buesner attended the fair. Annie McElroy hosts Marjory Graham of Louisville and Nen DeHoney of Lebanon as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George and
Frank Medley
Owensboro
Casper Kuhn
P. J. Thomas
Blanche Waters
Cincinnati
Wil Stiles
Leona Rapier
Bardstown
Mabel Price
Joe Noe
Bruce Thompson
Ger. Smith
Lebanon
Mary Burton McElroy
Lila Estes
Mayme Thornton
Catherine Knott
Mattie VanMeter
Tillie Farian
Rose Buesner
Marjory Graham
Louisville
Nen DeHoney
Annie McElroy
William Derringer on the road to recovery and political notes
The article reports Mr William Derringer’s improving health as friends and neighbors extend best wishes. It also details Democratic trade views arguing against universal free trade and asserting revenue duties on imports, with exceptions for essential goods and trust-controlled products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Derringer
Democratic Party
United States
Great Britain
Parisian Sage hair dressing praised by Mrs Worden
An April 2 1910 testimonial from Mrs R M Worden of Holyoke endorses Parisian Sage as a heat resisting hair dressing that stops hair loss, adds gloss, and makes hair grow. It promises a two week cure for falling hair and itching scalp with money back if not satisfied. Large bottle 50 cents at druggists and Leo Haydon Drug Store noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Worden
St. James Avenue
Holyoke
Mate
Leo Haydon Drag Co
Bette
Leo Haydon Drug Store
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Shultz & Cleaver
Deep Creek
Martin Mathiey
Mathieu
Perryville
John Isham
Argentina
V. Stallard
D. D
Ngfield, KY
McElroy & Shader
Kent Smith
Fannie
T. H. Wright
Danville
Louise Tucker
Margaret Jones
C. W. Hagan
Bertha Haydon
Alexander Briggs
Tommy
G. D. Duncan
Rodman Williams
New Hope
Dr. Trusty
Sallie Doyle
Willie May Figg
Pleasureville
Catherine
Margaret Green
Elsie
Annie Burns
Gertrude Shader
Mrs. Scutter
Harrodsburg
F. C. Peters
Valley Hill
Industrial and Orphan's Home
Macon
Haydon & Robertson's
Mary Amos
May E. Mayes
Oakland, Ky
Sarah Robertson
Len Mattingly
J. F. Simma
Irene and
Herrice Spalding
Miras Nellie Simms
Eurnestine Knott
J. H. Hashman
R. A
Lucille Payne
Mabel Williams
J. J. Wimsett
Lauraville
J. C. Willett
Burnette Ray
Lizzie Logsdon
Ethel Bush
Chaplin
Laura Shehan
Lena Hope
J.P. Bishop
Suanna Hays
Mt. Zion
Mary Noe
Helian Dillie
Erenor Clemens
Mary Lee Taylor
Harrada-burg
Susie Moore
Zelma Mclvoy
Delia Ray Gregory
Pleasant Grove
Addie Willett
E. E. Buster
J. Y. Mayes
A. L. Jinkins
The
the Sum and Courier-Journal
Als
H. M Grundy
J. Y
Juan
T. M. Lanham
Smith Mill
Clements
H. A. Rudd
W. A Hettie Rudd
Katie Hertlein
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