Pleasant Grove News Notes Visitors and Moves
Pleasant Grove circles report Mrs Nell Thurmond's visit ends as she heads to Mrs Palmer Goutiy near Valley Hill. Families from Columbia Springfield and Harrodsburg visit S C Vanarsdale and others. Local social rounds include Miss Francis Litsey and Miss Sue Reed hosting gatherings. Mrs Alice Thompson moves back to her farm. R M Thompson relocates to Dr Hopper's former house. Whitemans return from Pulaski County with Earl Whiteman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Thurmond
Palmer Goutiy
Valley Hill
Anti
H. M. Noe
Columbia
James Noe
Springfield
S. C. Vanarsdale
Mary Logan Neale
Hopper
O'Conner
B.D. Lake
8. P. Thompson
B. B. Leachman
Lexington
Winchester
Ming Leyina O'Connor
Misa Francis Litsey
Misa Sue Reed
Litsey Adams
Harrodsburg
Mary Bruce
J. P. Gregory
Middleboro
Della Ray Gregory
St Catherines
Annie
Alice Thompson
Pleasant Grove
R. M. Thompson
Henry Whiteman
Winter
Pulaski C County
Earl Whiteman
Mooresville
Royalty and relatives noted at board meeting and dividends
Miss Ethel Satterly and brother Her bert spent Friday night at the home of 4. S. Royalty. Miss Maud Royalty visits Mrs. Claudia Vandiver at Harrodsburg. Mr and Mrs George Shirley and Miss Eve Pinkston visited J. S. Royalty and wife last Wednesday. At the Board of Directors meeting on Dec 31 a 6 percent Semi Annual dividend was declared and placed to the eremit of its stockholders and 8 percent added to its surplus. This gives the bank 35000 surplus, with capital 50000 and deposits 3160000, promising increased earning capacity and ability to handle business. The board includes Geo D Robertson, L H Thurman, B J Anderson, G L Haydon, W L Graham, H E Case, J A Hamilton, T F Montgomery and J T Wheatley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Satterly
Herbert
4. S. Royalty
Maud Royalty
Claudia Vandiver
Harrodsburg
George Shirley
Eve Pinkston
J. S. Royalty
Geo
D. Robertson
L H. Thurman
J. Anderson
G. L. Haydon
W. L.graham
H. E. Case
J. A. Hamilton
T. F. Montgomery
J. T. Wheatley
Markets at Bourbon Block Louisville Cattle and Hog Prices
Bourbon Block Louisville January 3 market notes prime export steers at 5.50 to 6. heavy shipping steers up to 5.25, beef steers 3.75 to 5.25, fat cows 3.25 to 4.75, cutters 2.50 to 3.25, feeders 4 to 5.25, stockers 2.75 to 4.85, best cows 3.5 to 4.5. Hogs selective at 8.10, roughs 7.50, market steady. sheep and lambs butcher lambs 5.5, fat sheep 2.25 to 3.0. Receipts 100 for two days 193.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Bae
TATHAM SPRINGS WHEAT AND CORN PRICES AND LOCAL MOVES
Prices for wheat and corn vary with new and old stock, including No 2 red, longberry and white varieties. Local movers report Levi Satterly relocating to Rockbridge area, Sues Burkhead moving into J Satterly’s former home, Spead Shirley to East Texas, Willie Coulter and Rosco Coulter changing farms, and 4 W Satterly recovering from illness while Asa Royalty leaves Jan 2 for Bowling Green Business University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tare Thowe
Attacor
Levi Satterly
Rockbridge
Sues Burkhead
J. Satterly
Spead Shirley
East Texas
Willie Coulter
Silas Burkhead
Rosco Coulter
Burkhead
W. Satterly
Asa Royalty
Bowling Green
Business University
Local Classifieds Sell Siring Cockerels and Feed
Mrs Emmett Settle of Rt 1 offers Silver Wyandott cockerels at 31.00 each and L A Burns of City lists 400 bushels Orchard Grass seed for 1.60 per bushel. Call at once for sale. Also note ad copy on cold remedies and early treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Settle
Rt 1
L. A. Burns
City
L. A
All Dental Work Strictly First Lass Springfield Ky
A compact notice from Springfield Kentucky advertising dental services with emphasis on first-class work and a location on the upper floor in Hagon Block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
iSice
Hagon Block
Local News Notes on Seed Sale and Livestock Trade
L. A. Burns, City, offers 400 bushels Orchard Grass seed at $1.60 per bushel. Hertlem and Bottom sold to Colum Montgomery of Boston two 2-year-old fillies for $509, shipped Tuesday. W. T. Leachman resigns from Robertson-Claybrooks Co and joins Cunningham & Duncan after January 15. Several correspondents omitted this week due to printer shortage. readers will get all correspondents in future issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hertlem
Columbus Montgomery
Boston
Mass
W. T. Leachman
Robertson-Claybrooks Co
Cunningham & Duncan
Jerlico coal for sale and local notices
About 400 bushels of Jerlico coal for sale. J. L. Allen. Card of thanks from Mrs Reed and Mr Mrs Burns. Hides and fur buyers Grinstead at Poultry House. Card of thanks from Frank Clemis family. Benedict Jones sold 120 acre farm to Thos Duncan for 50 per acre, old Skid More place. Wash County Board of Supervisors reviewing tax rolls. Sale of 28 town lots on Lebanon Hill at an average of 140. Uncle John Nantz burial. Tobacco meeting delegates named. Hunting notice from J. M. Russell. For sale four Main Street building lots. For rent millinery store space. Catholic Ladies court dinner in February. Springfield Cleaning and Pressing Club ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benedict Jones
Thos. Duncan
Skid More Place
Mr. Jones
Lebanon Hill
Messrs Waters and Vaden
Kentucky Democratic Senatorial District meeting notice
The chairman of the counties of Washington, Marion and Taylor in Kentucky’s 15th Senatorial District calls a meeting at Lebanon on Thursday January 5 1911 at 9 30 a m to select the time place and manner of nominating a Democratic candidate for the State Senate for the district. J T Avritt Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Marion
Tavior
Kentucky
Lebanon Kentucky
State Senate
J.T. Avritt
Hats and Coats Promo by Mrs Williams at New Bank Store
Notice states the new bank occupies half the store while business continues. It advertises a sale with hats at less than cost and features skirts and coat suits offered by Mrs Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Locust Grove social notes mix visitors and relocations
Mrs A L Litsey and son Edward Lees visit Miss Lula Robertson while Miss Sue Edgerton hosts Miss Sue Reed at Pleasant Grove. Pensacola’s Miss Catherine Jones and Louisville’s Carolyne Jones stay several weeks with wintering neighbors. Local families host, travel and move, including updates on Thompson, Leachman, Reed and Baker households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Litsey
Edward Lees
Lula Robertson
Sue Edgerton
Sue Reed
Pleasant Grove
Catherine Jones
Pensacola
Piorida
Carolyne Jones
Louisville
Clarence Adams
Grandy
Robert Thompson
Emma Wilner
L. N. Reed
Tom Baker
Malhe Dragoo
Bertha Leachman
Lillian Settles
Julie Leachman
Emma Baker
Alice Thompson
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets touted by Rexall Store ad
An advertisement extols Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets as the best relief for acute indigestion and chronic dyspepsia. It claims fast results, improved appetite, better digestion, and nutrition with regular use, and offers a money back guarantee. Available in 25 50 cent and 1.00 sizes at The Rexall Store Hayden and Willett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
Hayden and Willett
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C. L. Price
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W. T. Head
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