Valley Hill society notes and regional visits
Mesdames Nell K Thurman and Hord of Springfield were guests of Mrs Palmer Goatley last week. J D Shehan and J H Moran hosted guests this Wednesday. John Goatley family returns from visiting relatives in Louisville. J E Derringer entertained a large dinner party of relatives last Wednesday. Mr Sutton moved to the farm of Mrs J N Simpson. S P Derringer and wife from Springfield were guests Wednesday. Jennis Piles of McIntire visited relatives Saturday and Sunday. Frank ONeal saw friends in McIntire last week. Hubert Virgin and wife of Maud visited S E Goatley family Sunday. M W Seay and wife from Nelson County visited J E Goatley and soruny. An ad note lauds advertising for a lost glove, found intact. Moran & Elery sold tobacco to T C Tatum at thirteen per cent last week. Chas Donahue called to see uncle Matt Mack near St Rose, not expected to live. Mrs C P Goatlay ill. Friday with Mr and Mrs R D Goodlett. Eliza Mitchell mare lost last week. Jim Sutherland of Chaplin spent weekend with cousins the Messrs Gray. Miss Sue Williams and sister Eliza beth visited grandmother Eliza Mitchell. Ed Smothers left for Grayson for several weeks. Misses Martha and Ida Gray spent Tuesday night with Mr and Mrs J R Gray. Sue Williams visited the Misses Gray Thursday. Bob Inman died Thursday after three days of pneumonia. buried Willisburg. He leaves a wife and eleven children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Goatley
Louisville
J. E. Derringer
Sutton
J. N. Simpson
S. P. Derringer
Springfield
Jennis Piles
McIntire
Frank O'Neal
Moran & Elery
T. C. Tatum
Chas. Donahue
Matt Mack
Near
St. Rose
R. D. Goodlett
Eliza Mitchell
Jim Sutherland
Chaplin
Messrs. Gray
Sue Willams
Elizabeth
Sue Williams
Gray
Bob Inman
Willisburg
Local Social Roundup of Visits and Transactions
Mrs Eliza Mitchell spent Tuesday night and Wednesday with Bruce Williams. James Nix bought a horse from J H Gray for 100 dollars. Mr Hence Scott and wife visited Mr and Mrs H G Hardesty. Mrs C P Goatley spent Tuesday night with her mother Mrs W S Y. Mr Jim Cheser visited his grandmother Mrs Martha Carney. J H Gray sold his crop of tobacco to Mr Stem at 142 cents. Robert and Will Gray attended the funeral of Mr T D Sweeny at Lin Fork Thursday. Mr Ed Goatley, wife and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nix
J. H. Gray
Scott
G. Hardesty
C. P. Goatley
W. S. Y. Goodlett
Jim Cheser
Martha Carney
Stem
Certs
Robert and
Will Gray
T. D. Sweeny
Lin Fork
Ed Goatley
Stick To The Farm Chorus Across Varied Voices
A poem fragment features a president, railroad magnate, clergy, and doctor urging a farm youth to remain tied to rural life. Each figure directs the lad back toward the farm or rural duties, contrasting urban and professional paths with rustic roots.
Preventing Pneumonia by Treating the Common Cold
An advertisement argues colds spawn dangerous infections such as con tion pneumonia diphtheria and fever. It claims Iberlain's Cough Remedy cleans out germs, preventing illness and curing colds quickly. The Tee Hay Haydon Drug Co sells the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iberlain
Tee Hay Haydon Drug Co
Washington Letter on First Ladies and White House Life
The piece discusses the social burdens on presidential spouses, citing Mrs. Fairbanks and Mrs. Taft, and notes how public duties affect their health and daily life. It also highlights changes in White House rooms, including the blue room piano, and describes Secretary Meyer's improved quarters, plus the demolition of Brightwood race track and the legacy of Hamburg Belle at the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Aee
Washington
Itelf
Fairbanks
Charles W. Fairbanks
Additon
Indianapolis
Taft
William H.taft
White House
Manila
Cleveland
Meyer
Local Notes Highlight Social Visits and Appointments
Miss Margaret Daviess returns home to Louisville while Kate Cain and Flora Mudd come back from a visit to Mrs Will Bill. Governor Wilson appoints Hon John W Lewis to the State Board of Equuitization. Numerous residents travel for visits, family events, and Knights of Columbus initiation in Lebanon and neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Cain
Flora Mudd
Haved
Will Bill
John W. Lewis
Wilson
Commonwealth
R. E. C. Lawson
Burnside
Presbyterian Church
Knights of Columbus
Lebanon Sunday
J. L. Barber
C. H. McIntire
C. J. Haydon
Geo
Will Robertson
L. B. Cain
Benedict Clements
al Mudd
Thos. Wheatley
Arthur McGill
Louis Kelley
W. A . Clementa
Jim Mongomery
Warren Nalley
J. C. Shader
W. H. McCauley
Bob McIntire
Paul Keene
Thos. Hamiliton
Bob Fowler
Sam Nalley
Geo. McIntire
Robert Nalley
S. E. Clements
Local society notes from Antioch and surrounding areas
Antioch residents and visitors gather for visits and exchanges. The list includes Mr. and Mrs. Thos Brown and others at Tatham Springs, deaths in Lawrenseburg prompting Keeling family travel, and various visits among families in Green's Chapel Willisburg Kirkinall and nearby communities. A sermon by Ren Brown of Indiana is announced for the first Sunday in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilege
Ren Brown
Indiana
Mary Anderson
Kirkinall
Mian Misie Snider
M. C. Keeling
Willisburg
Thos. Brown
Stomach Relief Promises From Miona Tablets
Max M. Hoffman of Webster N Y testifies after six years of stomach misery that Miona tablets relieved sour stomach gas eructations and nervousness within days. He reports weight gain sleep and overall health improved and credits Miona with curing his distress. The ad sells Miona at 50 cents a large box with money back guarantee through druggists nationwide and The Leo Haydon Drug Co. anchors distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hoffman
Webster Hotel
Max M. Hoffman
Webster
N. 3
Droggiste Evere
Leo Haydon Drage Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Katie Hertlein
Bro
Valley Hill
Nell K. Thurman
Hord
Palmer Goatley
J. D. Shehan
J. H. Moran
Meeday
Hubert Virgin
Maud
S. E. Goatley
M. W. Seay
Nelson
County
J. E. Goatley
Soruny
Mrs
Ed Smothers
Grayson
Martha
Ida’ Gray
Mrs. J. R. Gray
Hardesty
Bruce Williams
W. E. Greene
Raymond Nally
Walton Hotel
Lemntry
Lenaville
Brightwood
Sixteenth Street
Ameries
Guttenberg Track
New Jersey
Old Brightwood
Hamburg Belle
Georgia
John E. Madden
Fred Bentley
Poughkeepsie
Hamburg Kelle
Grundy McIntire
W. V. Stallard
D. D. Ss. Springfield
THONE
McElroy & Shader
Margaret Daviess
Lousville
T. Scott Mays
Frankfort
Goebel
Messrs
Logan Bosley
Ray Goodin
Lebanon
Mrs. J. J. McCabe
Mrs. Scott
Winchester
Frank Willitt
Mrs. Hord
Loumsville
Lucille Stevens
Covington
Mrs. Wolf
O. C. Pace
Neal Kelley
Lowsville
Margaret Hagan
Annie Cooper
Lomaville
Eddie
Gertrude Shader
Haldine Campbell
Margaret Shader
Walter McLaughin
Jess Rapier
Bardstown
C. L. Price
Hattie Blandford
L. A. Burns
Campbells
Lavenia O'Connor
Pleasant Grove
Mabel Price
Sophia Conway
The
Sun
St. Catherines
Mr. Thos
Duncas
Town
J. W. Reidel
Gray Cleaver
New York
Foster Cleaver
Geo. Lawrence
Macksville
Mike Fitzerald
Florda
Sue Duncan
Fred Manget
Minnie McClellan
Scarce
Antioch
Henry Huffman
Joe Gregor
Ed Jenkins
Geo. Cutsinger
Jigs Armstrong
A. Burns
Seuday
Robert Armstrong
Geo. J. Begemann
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