Locust Grove Notices of Visits and Local Trades
Locust Grove notes visits among residents and nearby towns with Mrs Chas Marksberry and others visiting kin at Loretto and near Hillsboro. Trades include L M Gregory buying cattle at four cents per pound and Charles Marksberry buying shoats at ten cents per pound. Also mentions Cham berlain s Liniment advertised for aches with local sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Noe
L. M. Gregory
Charles Marksberry
A Good Position in Wireless and Railway Telegraphy
Ambitious young men and ladies are urged to enter wireless and railway telegraphy as the eight hour law increases demand. Beginner pay runs from 70 to 90 dollars monthly with potential for advancement. The National Telegraph Institute runs six official institutes in America under wireless officials and places all graduates into jobs. Write for full details at Cincinnati, Ohio, or Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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National Telegraph Institute
America
R. E. and Wireless
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Birthday Dinner for Uriah Keeling on Eightieth Birthday
Relatives and friends gathered at Uriah Keeling's home on August 22 to celebrate his eightieth birthday with a sumptuous dinner. After serving forty four guests, portions were sent to sick neighbors. A sister, children, grandchildren, great grandchildren, and many friends spent a joyful day with the venerable gentleman, ending with wishes for many more such gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uriah Keeling
Dr Kings Liver and Liver Remedy Advert
Stubborn mules analogy describes liver and bowels balking. Claims loss of appetite indigestion nervousness despondency and headaches. Promotes Dr Kings Liver and Liver remedy available at Haydan and Robertson's.
Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs T B Jones
Card of Thanks expresses sincere gratitude for kindness during the illness and death of their infant daughter. They hope Heaven rewards the supporters openly. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Jones. Also mentions Bucklen's Arnica Salve for skin eruptions and minor injuries with promotional tone for Haydon & Robertson's Journal at $1.80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Jones
Haydon & Robertson
Local notes of visitors and school moves across Bardstown area
Messrs J C and Frank Blandford at Loretto Miss Louise Tucker returns from Louisville visit Miss Roxie Price guests of Mrs I D Rapier Bardstown Miss Burnett Kay returns to Lebanon after visiting Miss Elizabeth Logsdon Mrs Ford Kuhn and children leave for Nashville several students enter St Catherine s Miss Marie Maloney returns from Lowsville visit Lyda and Regina Clements guests here George C Batchelder of Bloomfield Sunday with Jim Hayes Tay Mabel Williams returns from Bardstown visit May Mayes heads to Lexington Louise Haydon resumes school in Memphis Rob and Warren McClellan take posts in Indianapolis etc The Bardstown Fair attendance noted and a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Joseph Claybrooke for Miss Annie McChord and Mr Harrison Williams. Funeral of Mary Elizabeth Kellam described with condolences and religious services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnett Kay
Lebanon
Elizabeth Logsdon
Ford Kuhn
Nashville
Tenn
Joseph Claybrooke
Annie McChord
Harrison Williams
H. Williams
Sallie McElroy
Mack Grundy
Geo. Colvin
William McChord, Jr
Death of an Infant Mary Elizabeth Jones
Mary Elizabeth, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Jones, aged 13 months and 8 days, died from disorders after a feverish illness. The child showed remarkable intelligence and a sweet disposition, bringing joy to the family, while the community offers condolences and pious reflection on God’s will.
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Mary Elizabeth
T. B. Jones
Heaven
Throne of Mercy
Parisian Sage Hair Dressing Ad Promises Full Satisfaction
An old ad touts Parisian Sage as the most delightful hair dressing in the world claiming it softens and beautifies hair. It guarantees dandruff cure or money back, priced at 60 cents for a large bottle from Leo Haydon Drug Co. The famous girl with Auburn hair graces every bottle.
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Leo Haydon Drug Co
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Cunningham & Duncan
Locust Grove
Chas. Marksberry
Will Hardin
Loretto
Minnie Reed
Alice Funk
Katie Hopper
Tish
Mattie Keene
B. L. Litsey
Gabe Showmaker
Sallie Isham
Will Matherly
Hillsboro
Margie Graham
Louisville
Ellen Gregory
Della Ray Gregory
St. Catherine's
Logan Neal
Harvey Vanarsdale
Litsey
Julia Leachman
H. Litsey Turaday
Tom Baker
Mary Crumes
Botland
Margaret Yancey
Springfield
Joes
Matt Hilton
Harry Leachman
J. S. Leachman
Mattie Dragoo
Richard Hagan
Chamberlain’s
Ali Drug
Journal
W. V. Stallard
D. C
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Sarah Robertson
Danville
Messrs
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Frank Blandford
Laura Baker
L. D. Baker
Bardstown
R. H. Edelen
Joseph
Cartie Edelen
Louise Tucker
Margaret Jones
Roxie Price
Nellie McGill
Lottie Simms
Addie Willett
Catherine Spalding
Grace Shehan
St. Catherines
F. A. Meena
S. EB. Clements
Marie Maloney
Lowsville
Marie Barber
Lyda
Regina Clements
George C. Batchelder
Bloomfield
Jim Hayes
Mabel Williams
Lillian Sisco
May Mayes
Lexington
Louise Haydon
Memphis
Robert J. Blandford
Pattie Blandford
Hattie Arnold
Rob and
Warren McClellan
Indianapolis
E. 0. Kelley
Bee Shader
L. D. Walker
St. Mary's Kana
Agnes Kuhn
Piety Barber
Valley Hill
Stewart
Lucille Greene
C. W. Noe
Mayme Pardiew
Misa Delia Smith
A. R. Shultz
Morrison O’nan
Clifton Taylor
Ben E. Simms
Walter Royalty
Rog Thurman
J. F. Bishop
Tatham Springs
Ernestine Knott
Nazareth
Heff Rubel
Susie Penn
Bardstown Fair
Leu Haydon
Margaret Nally
Fannie Smith
L. B. Cain
R. C. Hagan
Pairfield
Thomas Shader
St. Mary's, Ky
Mary Jones
Mary Tong
Ruth Bohannon
P. J. Thomas
Mr. Thomas
S. D. Crouch
Barton County
Mr. Crouch
M. W. Crouch
Willisburg
Crouch
Mrs. Crouch
Mary
Elizabeth
R. E. C. Lawson
Mother Earth
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T. M. Lanham
Smith Mill
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H. A. Rudd
W. A. Clementa
Hettie Rudd
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