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Newspaper

Winchester News

Location

Winchester, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1910

Page

3

Two Weddings and Festive Christmas Notices in Local Society

Miss Sadie Scobee and Mr. Dick McCormick wed at Rev. O J Chandler's home on Christmas day. The couple will honeymoon in Cincinnati then reside here. Everett Osborne and Miss Willie Flanery tied in marriage at home of the bride's mother with Rev. Crafton officiating. Mr. Osborne is a stenographer with Curry Norwood Tunis. The Adcock home celebrated their seventh anniversary with a formal Christmas dinner, gifts, and social visits from local friends. Other items include engagements, visitors, and illnesses among Richmond residents with several names and locales noted.

Sadie Scobee Dick McCormick O. J. Chandler J. W. Scobee McCormick Bros Lexington B. F. Adcock Paris Mike Baker Mary L. Kelly Willie Brandenburg Ruckerville Pike

Mrs Myrtle Lawrence Weds F A Metcalf At City Ceremony

Miss Myrtle Lawrence married Mr F A Metcalf on Sunday with Elder J W Harding officiating. The couple, well liked, receive many congratulations. The bride formerly lived in Tudiana while the groom has recently resided in the city.

Myrtle Lawrence F. A. Metcalf J. W. Harding Tudiana

Local social notes from Hunt and nearby towns

Pattie Aldriche of Hunt visited Misses Arrie and Lula Lisle over the weekend. Miss Ida Witt and her Ford-based brother stayed with Miss Della Crow. Ernest Lisle moved to Madison near Union City. Mr. Worth Kratzy’s mother from Mt. Sterling is visiting. Essie Hodgkin returned home after weeks with her uncle Jim Bigbee, who is improving slowly.

Frank Gordon, Jr Tennessee American Tobacco Company Lambert Salendar Georgetown Ohio Nora Lawwill Mt. Sterling Ella Gillespie Shelbyville Frank Gordon Mary Gulick Falmouth Mrs. Gulick Chas. Strother Lucile Master Wharton Renaker Pattie Aldriche Hunt Arrie Lula Lisle Ida Witt Ford Della Crow Ernest Lisle Madison Union City Mr. Worth Kratzy Essie Hodgkin Jim Bigbee

Hodgkin on Sick List for Several Days

Mr. C. H. Hodgkin has been on the sick list for several days, illness affecting his usual activities.

Doctor King's New Life Pills Ad Claim In Buffalo

A customer testimonial from A Schingeck of 647 Elm Street Buffalo N Y asserts Dr King s New Life Pills cured chronic constipation after others failed Also praised for biliousness jaundice indigestion headache chills malaria and debility The ad lists price 25e at Winchester Drug Company.

Dr. King A. Schingeck Elm St Buffalo Winchester Drug Company

Local residents spend holidays with family and neighbors

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Toohey are visiting Mrs. Toohey’s parents in Cincinnati. Archie Hammond returns from Miami University Ohio for holidays. Mrs. E. S. Jouett and others visit Lexington Thursday. John Rice of Lexington visits Everett Lowry Thursday night. T. M. Newton and Mrs. Bowen host guests on Lexington avenue. Gov. Bowen leaves to join Al. G. Fields’ show in Hamilton Ohio on Christmas. J. W. Hudson and family spend Christmas in Log Lick with Mrs. A. S. Vivian. Dr. A. D. Bradshaw of Lancaster becomes pharmacist at Strode’s drug store.

Richard Toohey S. E. Bowen Lexington Avenue Gov. Bowen al. G. Fields Hamilton Ohio J. W. Hudson Log Lick Vivian A. D. Bradshaw Lancaster Strode

Decision Rendered in Doll Contest at 10 A M

Curry Dry Goods Co counted all contest cards received before 6 p m Friday, examined them with Mrs. Fred Broadhurst, and delivered them to judges. Miss Anna S Nelson earned the handsomest doll while all other contestants received smaller dolls. No dissatisfaction was reported.

Curry Dry Goods CO Fred Broadhurst Anna S. Nelson

Kentucky politics and reform rhetoric from a public discourse

A fragment reflecting a heated ask for drastic political reform in Kentucky. The speaker warns that delaying change risks inviting radical restructuring of state governance. The tone is combative and quotes strong language about overwhelming federal or regional influence.

Old State Figures Ahead of Democratic Ticket Decline

The piece notes that ex-state officials who wielded long dominance over the state and the Democratic party should not be placed on the next Democratic state ticket. It argues the public views them as proprietors of both and cautions against repeats.

Henry County

Man Helps Others After Long Suffering at Fertile

J F Boyer of Fertile Missouri says he long sought relief from backache nervousness loss of appetite lassitude and kidney disorders. He reports Electric Bitters cured him completely after five bottles and recommends them for liver trouble dyspepsia blood disorders female complaints and malaria. Available 50 cents at Winchester Drug Company.

J. F. Boyer Fertile Winchester Drug Company

Red Men Officers Elected for Ensuing Year

Oneida Tribe No. 2 Improved Order of Red Men held a regular meeting Friday night and elected Gus Aldridge as prophet J S Thomas as sachem Dillon Owen as senior sagamore Mark Hollar Jr as sagamore C E Lyddane as keeper of records Henry Eeton as keeper of wampum J W Hollar as collector of wampum W T Moore as trustee Henry Eeton as representative to great council S T Owen as alternate for the ensuing year.

Gus Aldridge J. S. Thomas Dillon Owen Sagamore Mark Hollar, Jr C. E. Lyddane Henry Eeton Wampum J. W. Hollar W. T. Moore Great Council S. T. Owen

Royse and Boone Feed Store Ad Teaser

Local feed shop promotes top quality products with a call to subscribe to The News. Early hours listed as 12-5 and 11. The message emphasizes the store as the best in town for animal feed needs.

Royse & Boone

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C. H. Bowen Jewelers Optician McCormick-Scobee Kate Woodward J. M. Woodward W. R. Gordon T. N. Rupard Anne Woodward Katie Ramsey James Fishback Adcock George Browning Cincinnati Richmond Maggie Hallern Frankfort Elizabeth Mae Madigan Harry Schaffer Daughters John Kavanaugi Ivy Webber Charleston W. Va Lee Thomas O. F. Baxter Louisville C. B. George Bernice Kathryn Elkin Clifton B. Ross Chas A. Carrithers Cooost Valencia Brazil Our Winchester Laundry Co Citizens National Bank J. D. Simpson A. H. Hampton T. F. Phillips J. W. Poynter ELKIN Banks Tit RED Baldwin Bros. Big Watch Wate Winchester, KY M. D. Royse Frank Hensley North Main Street
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