Forty Two social events fill week in town society
Mrs John M Hodkgin entertains with Forty two on Main street as Euchre Club and other gatherings occur. Mrs Proctor and Mrs Robb host Forty two at Mrs Proctors home. Miss Ella Pendleton invites Euchre Club to meet Thursday. Numerous society notices follow including a guest reception for Mrs James Madison Jackson, a Rube contest at the Auditorium, and upcoming weddings and visits across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Hodkgin
Main Street
George Proctor
Will Robb
Euchre Club
Ella Pendleton
John Reese
James Madison Jackson
George O. Graves
King’s Daughters
Vascan
Rupard-Stewart Clothing
W. P. Eckley
Texas
Mattie Hedges
Lexington
J. Harry Allan
Dudley
Sallie Toohey
Cincinnati
W. W. Bush
Murray Wrenn
el Paso
Anna Chandler Goff
Robert Winn
Mt. Sterling
Floyd Day
Woolcott
Will Hull
Curtis Wills
Hugh Stubblefield
Josie Franklin
James Hisle
Richmond
Clarence Kenney
Paris
Clay Croxton
Christy Bush
Woodson McCord
Flanagan
G. C. Bradley
Middletown
T. C. Hardesty
W. P. Arbill
Miss Margaret Forkner Visits Lexington
Personal notices recount visits and travels among Lexington residents. Miss Margaret Forkner is visiting in Lexington while Clyde and Goldie Perry visit grandmother Mrs Mary C Shiddell in Lexington. An automobile party from Lexington spent Sunday with Mayme and Eddie Q Osborne at Vinewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Forkner
Lexington
Clyde
Goldie Perry
Mary C. Shiddell
William Muir
Clifton Youne
Barry Shannon
Frances and
Florence Hughes
Mayme
Eddie Q Osborne
Vinewood
William Watts
Illinois
Allen Watts
Connie McClure
St.Louis
Lewis Apperson
Mt. Sterling
J. C. Guy
St. Lewis
Mary P. Ficklin
Owingsville
Matt Bean
Prewitt Harris
Winchester Opera House to Stage Top Tour This Winter
Manager Lil Dinel li announces The Devil Company will perform December 18 at the Opera House. The troupe, renowned this year, will visit Lexington this week with crowded houses expected. November and December attractions include Uncle Hez on Nov 24 and The Devil on Dec 18 among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Lil Dinelli
Opera House
Devil
Lexington
Uncle Hez
Lily and the Prince
Two Flags
Texas Ranger
Charley Grapevine
the Devil
Local Social Notes Include Illness and Visits
Nancy Adams has been ill for several days while a singing school began Friday night. Ben H. Rainey bought two calves from B. F. Tapp for 20 dollars. Frank Crow moved into a house purchased from Will Rucker. Reatha Adams and Arnold Adams with Arvil Aldridge visited Nancy Moohn. Mrs. Millie Burgher and others visited Mrs. Mollie Tipton. Clifton Baxter visited Ben H. Rainey household on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Adams
Ben H. Rainey
B. F. Tapp
Frank Crow
Will Rucker
Little Reatha
Arnold Adams
Arvil Aldridge
Nancy Moohn
Millie Burgher
Laura Tapp
Nora Rainey
Mollie Tipton
Clifton Baxter
Straight Path Always Best
A moralizing exhortation notes nations and men fall when they abandon morality and truth. Subterfuge and dishonesty lead to extinction, while integrity and manhood lift commonwealths to victory on sun crowned heights.
Witt Relatives Visit as County Elections Stir Estill
I N Witt of Knoxville visits relatives here for ten days and views laboring man prospects for four years. Local notables include Misses Jane and Louella Witt guests of Mrs J H Richardson at Rice Station. Sheriff race in Estill County features G W Powell and Sherman Robins as candidates after withdrawals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. N. Witt
Knoxville
Tenn
Jane
Louella Witt
J. H. Richardson
Rice Station
Messrs
T. J. Hackworth
R. J. Wilcox
Thomas Finney
Joe Brown
George Richardson
Robt. Clowers
A. H. Masters
Bert
Wm. Masters
Ricci & Masters
Richmond
Guy Stacy
Nicholasville
Miss Leah
Irvine
G. W. Powell
Sherman Robins
Estill County
R.M. Garrett
Daniel
Fanny May Hall
Hattie Witt
I. N
Eugene Witt
Beachum Richardson
Sand Hill
H. C. Witt
Misses Sparks and Patrick Visit Friends in Iron Mound Area
A series of social notes from Iron Mound recount visits by Miss Julia Sparks and Miss Mary D. Patrick to Flora Vaughn, and several gatherings in Winchester and nearby locations. Mentions of Dan Flinchem traveling to Texas and Andy Palmer visiting relatives in Frankfort appear among routine family and neighborly calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Sparks
Mary D. Patrick
Iron Mound
Flora Vaughn
J. W. Dawson
Josie Dawson
Winchester
Dan Flinchem
Texas
Andy Palmer
Frankfort
Andy Stone
Ben
Ruckerville
Josie
Laura Dawson
Spout Springs
Frankie Brokeshire
Bertha Palmer
Lillia Snowden
Maud
Carie Stone
Rutherford Chism
Bertha Palmar
Frankie Brookshire
Lena Kerr
Carrie Stone
Lillie
Allie Snowden
Bert Kerr
Walter Lowry
Donard Matherly
Tom Adams
Elmer Eades
Jim
Sherman Palmer
Gid Combs
Tom ‘Lowry
J. ‘S.’ Adams
Irvine
Writ of forcible detainer heard over Hull Court View Hotel
A special impaneled jury before Judge Evans heard the writ of forcible detainer against William Hull owner of the Court View Hotel. The trial’s result was not learned as court adjourned before press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hull
Court View Hotel
Evans
Governor appoints 21 convention delegates
Governor Willson named delegates to the National Conservation convention in Washington on December 8. Appointees include John B. Atkinson Madisonville Logan C. Murray Wm Belknap F C Nunemacher A T McDonall Swager Sherley W P Kimball Malcolm Yeaman Henderson C J Waddill Harvey Helm Stanford E L Motley A D James Penrod James D. Black Barbourville D C Edwards London J G Tomlin Walton Joseph L Rhinock Covington B Winslow Paducah Frank Fisher Greenup J B Bennett Lebanon R N Wathen Prestonburg John W Langier
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Willson
Kentucky
Washington, D. C
John B. Atkinson
Madisonville
Logan C. Murray
Wm. R. Belknap
F. C. Nunemacher
Col
A. T. McDonall
Swager Sherley
Louisville
W. P. Kimball
Lexington
Malcolm Yeaman
Henderon
C. J. Waddill
Harvey Helm
Stanford
E. L. Motley
Bowling Green
A. D. James
Penrod
James D. Black
Barbourville
D. C. Edwards
London
J. G. Tomlin
Walton
Joseph L. Rhinock
Covington
B. Winslow
Carrollton
Paying Election Officers Voucher Issued by County Clerk
County Clerk J A Boone began Tuesday morning issuing vouchers to the election officers for their services who officiated at the recent election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Boone
Two Brothers in the Legislature Visit Boone County
Hon. J. W. Berkshire of Boone county visits Hon. R. D. Hunter and recalls serving on Religion and Morals and Redistricting committees with him. His brother, Hon. P. W. Berkshire, represents Davis county. both were unaware of each other’s candidacy until after the election. Berkshire owns seventy hogsheads of 1907 tobacco in the local pool. Boone tobacco usually fetches top prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Berkshire
Boone County
R. D. Hunter
Berkshire
Hunter
P. W. Berkshire
Davis County
Associated Charities to Organize in Winchester
A Winchester meeting at First Presbyterian Church led to unanimous approval to organize an Associated Charities group. Temporary officers were J W Gay and C H Bowen, with R O Fitch as chairman and Rev C E Crafton as secretary. A finance committee of J R Martin George Tomlinson and J W Chambers was named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
Winchester
First Presbyterian Church
J. W. Gay
C. H. Bowen
R. O. Fitch
C. E. Crafton
J. R. Martin
George Tomlinson
J. W. Chambers
Wanted Turkeys For Thanksgiving And Christmas
WANTED TURKEYS I will be in the market for your Thanksgiving and Christmas birds from November 6 to 17. Office at W. C. Taylor & Co's Stockyards on Broadway. Home phone East Tennessee 74. Before selling, get my prices. E. Renaker, Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Taylor & Co’s. Stockyards
Broadway
East
Tenn
E. Renaker
AGT
Moves Near City Personal Property Swap
Charlie Hampton moved Tuesday into the house vacated by Herbert Heflin near Ruckerville. Heflin moved nearer the city to operate a dairy begun August 1. Hampton will manage Heflin’s farm for one year with a possible two-year extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Hampton
Herbert Heflin
Ruckerville
Heflin
Mr. Hampton
Mr. Heflin
Winchester Giants Face Richmond Lightweights Wednesday Rally
The Winchester Giants will play the Richmond Lightweights in a football game Wednesday at 3 p.m. at Evans Park with 15 cent admission. Evening events include dancing and skating at the Hippodrome from 7 30 to 12 with 25 cent admission. Juveniles No 34 host an entertainment at U B F Hall Saturday night the 14th featuring refreshments and dancing with a ten cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Giants
Richmond Lightweights
Evans Park
Hippodrome
U. B. F. Hall
Manual Training Emphasized in Public Education
The Memphis Commercial Appeal argues manual training is essential and should take precedence over many later frills in free schools. The note stresses practical skills as a core component of public education policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Schools
Memphis
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Carrie Lee Hathaway
Carrie Mills
Oliver Greening
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Mr. Bean
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Mattie Weathers
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Pora Allen
Jessie Hodkgin
Sarah Bush
Ben Eubank
Eliza Lisle
Pattie Eubank
Alice
Annie Kelley Quisenberry
J. A. Lisle
Nannie Hardie
Arnie Lisle
Balter Dykes
Sarah Emberson
Roger Quisenberry
Fan White
Mamie Lisle
Lizzie Mahone
Vienna
Clifton B. Ross
Clifton
South Main St
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John W. Langley
Conservation Meeting
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E. Grafton
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