Death of Henry Noel at Mackville Fourty Three
Henry Noel age forty three died Sunday February six at 11 am at his home near Mackville after a prolonged tuberculosis illness. Funeral services were held Monday at 11 am from Mackville Baptist church and burial followed in Deep Creek cemetery. He was a devout church member and known for kindness and charity. Survived by his wife Mrs Francis Noel. E. G.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Noel
Mackville
Baptist Church
Deep Creek
Francis Noel
Soca
Electric Bitters Cited As Cure For Malaria In Panama
Life on the Panama Canal brings malaria with chills fever and weakness. Electric Bitters is praised by Wm A Fretwell of Lucama NC for curing a severe malaria attack and improving health. They claim to cure stomach liver and bowel troubles and prevent typhoid. 50c guaranteed by Haydon & ieee, son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. A. Fretwell
Lucama
N. C
Haydon & Ieee, Son
Local Social Notes From Deep Creek Area
Mr Martin Mutherly and wife entertained guests Sunday including M A Holderman and wife Henry Holderman and Geo Elliott. Mr John Best and family visited Mrs Elizabeth Drury in Jenkinsville last Tuesday. G C Martin of Princeton Ind visits his sister Mrs J S Coyle. Amy Carpenter and children returned from Danville after visiting her father J H Elliott. J D Yankey is on the sick list. G W and John Key attended to tobacco sales in Springfield Wednesday. W H Elliott visits son B D Elliott in Simmstown. Correspondent visited Mrs Elizabeth Drury. she remains sick but not much better. A Holderman in Springfield on business. Henry Holderman visited aunt Mrs Malle Coyle last Saturday night. Readers far from Washington County appreciate the Sun, calling it like a letter from home. The Springfield Sun, $1.00 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Mutherly
M. A. Holderman
Henry Holderman
Geo. Elliott
John Best
G. C. Martin
Princton
Ind
J. S. Coyle
Amy Carpenter
Danville
J. H. Elliott
J. D. Yankey
Messrs
G. W. and
John Key
Springfield
W. H. Elliott
B. D. Elliott
Simmstown
A. Holderman
Malle Coyle
Washington County
Springfield Sun
Washington County Wealth Valuation Rises Nearly Half Million
The Assessor reports Washington County property value at 4,161,375. The Board of Supervisors increased it by 359,225 to 4,520,600, with breakdowns for Residents 2,795,185 Town lots 373,825 Cash Notes 759,485 Personal 422,460. Last year’s total was 4,039,245, a rise of about 500,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Board of Supervisors
Six years of stomach misery cured by Mio na tablets
Local notes recount health claims for Mio na stomach tablets after six years of sour stomach and eructation. Mr Hoffman of Webster, N Y, cites dramatic relief and restored health after using Mio na with promise of continued benefit. Druggist ads promote Mio na as a quick cure with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman
Webster Hotel
Bessie McDowell
Danville
Annie McChord
Max M. Hoffman
Webster, N. Y
Leo Haydon Drug Co
Village Singers Delight Opera House Audience
The Village Singers presented a high class musical program at the Opera House on Thursday night, entertaining a full house for two hours. The troupe, a male quartet with female accompanist and reader, drew high praise for their performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village Singers
McDade Fun Makers
McDades
Weather Bites Lambs Hit by Storms Across County
Farmers face hard luck with lambs as rain wind and cold persist. Local families gather for visits and share news of recent purchases and sickness. Notable mentions include the Pile and Settles households with visits from Mary Moore and Mrs. Kirsh returning to Nelson County.
Local Social Notes from Louisville and Fairfield Visit Traditions
Mrs Sallie Simms and daughter Miss Flaget were in Louisville the first of the week Miss Willie Knott is in Louisville Mesers Chris Hertlein Albert Nunan and Dr Stallard spent Saturday and Sunday with friends at Fairfield Mrs Joe Pettus entertained delight fully Monday evening at a candy pulling the guests of honor being Rev W H Williams and W C McChord Jr Mrs Pettus guests were Mrs Ruby Smith and Misses Elizabeth Waters Lucy Seleeman Viola Brown Jennie Leachman and Nannie Thompson Mr John Claybrooke is visiting Telataves at this place
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Simms
Flaget
Louisville
Willie Knott
Mesers
Chris Hertlein
Albert Nunan
Dr. Stallard
Fairfield
Joe Pettas
Rev
W.H. Williams
W. C. McChord Jr
Pettus
Ruby Smith
Elizabeth Waters
Lucy Seleeman
Viola Brown
Jennie Leachman
Nannie Thompson
McChord and McElroy Win Ernst Debate Honors
Messrs Jack McChord and John McElroy Jr of Central University won the Ernst debate last week. The contest honors the memory of Hon Richard P. Ernst of Covington. Winners receive prizes and represent the university in the June intercollegiate debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack McChord
John
McElroy Jr
Central University
Ernst
Richard P. Ernst
Covington
One of the Causes
A fragment urges households to buy food at markets and learn cheaper options rather than ordering from a housekeeper. It frames thrift as a social improvement and hints at domestic routines shaping economic behavior. The text emphasizes practical self reliance in daily provisioning.
Parisian Sage Hair Restorer Promoted By Drug Co
The Parisian Sage hair dressing is touted as an efficient, refreshing remedy that softens hair and boosts its look. The Leo Haydam Drug Co. sells a 50 cent bottle with a money back guarantee if it does not cure dandruff itching scalp or falling hair within two weeks. A testimonial from Elizabeth Anderson of Mechanicsburg Pa. claims years of dandruff were cured and hair growth started after using Parisian Sage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Haydam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Matinee
Opera House
Panama Canal
Elizebeth Drury
Jenkinsville
Wring
Mackville Normal & High School
C. W. Caldwell, A. M
C. E
J. M. Trent
Willisburg, KY
G. D. Robertson & CO
Adrian
Chatanooga
Syracuse
Washington County Wealth
V. Stallard
D. C
Springfield, KY
McElroy & Shader's
Cegecece
M. H. Jones
Lowsville
Dr. Geo. M. Shauity
Ray Goodin
Lebanon
Robt
A. Noe
J. Mayes
Severa
Mrs
T. Scott Mayes
Robt. Canary
Etla Sweeney
Mabel Thompson
Harrodsburg
Ellen Wathen
Eddie Shader
Kate Williams
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
John F. Simms
Géo
Bloomfield
Frank Noe
H. M. Grundy
E. D. McCarty
Theo Campbell
John Wycoff
Joe Price
J. D. Rapier
Bardstown
J. H. McClure
G. F. Bosley
A. Cunningham
Lizzie Durrett
Shuck McElroy
D. R. Litsey
Matt Mays
Joe Claybrooke
C. A. Greene
Bessie Roberts
Kate Wharton
E. E. Buster
Annie Mays
Flinch
Besate McDowell
T. D. Graham
Washington
Sprigfield
John Clements
Jas, Phillips
W. D. Claybrooke
Frankfort
James J
Amg
Hill
Booker
Ben M. Pile
Lillie
J. P. Goatley
Famsilk
Charlie Butler
Emmett Settles
Mary Moore
Edward Pile
Edward and
Earnest Pile
J. N. Shehan
W. M. Mann
Cathie Settles
Harry
Ham Pile
Olas Hamilton
J. H. Pile
Sue Kirsh
Nelson County
Ed Pile
John Claybrooke
Telataves
Katie Hertlein
Bro
Oscar Reynolds
Simmstown, Ky
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