Socialil'x Miss Ella Pendleton Hosts Euchre Club
Social notes describe Miss Ella Pendleton entertaining the Euchre Club at her College street home with a simple decor, eight tables, and a late meat course. Guests included Mrs. John Reese and Mrs. James Madison Jackson among many others, with Mrs. J Ogden Crutcher assisting. The piece also lists numerous visitors and upcoming events in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Pendleton
Euchre Club
College Street
John Reese
James Madison Jackson
Parkersburg
W. Va
John M. Hodkgin
Lakeland
George Proctor
Will Robb
Mrs. Branzell
Directoire
Mabel Shipp
Katherine Robb
J. Ogden Crutcher
Mesdames
John Davis
Rufus Lisle
J. H. MacNeill
Bruce Duty
George Kohlhass
Henry Thomson
Harry Strother
Hart Robinson
Thomas Robinson
Byrd Hodgkin
O. R. Venable
J. Smith Hays
Tom Bradley
A. R. Baldwin
Lee Baldwin
M. T. McEldowney
Floyd Day
Frank Johnson
Ol Evans
Lucien Beckner
William Massie
George Clark
George Tomlinson
Roll Ratliff
J. Johns
Jack McCord
Frank Jackson
Scott Renick
Talitha Grigsby
Ben Crutcher
C. E. Gibbons
David Meredith
Joe Brown
Mesdames Shipp
Quisenberry
Franklin and Jenkins
Carrie Featheringill
Margaret Brown
Reuben Fraznell
Missouri
Local Market Trades And Social Visits Reported
A collection of small farm sales and social visits around Estill and Powell counties. Transactions include two 2 year old steers at $60, a milch cow at $40, four barrels of corn at $3, and one weanling mule for $50. Also noted are visits by families to relatives and a new store opening in Vienna. Turkeys are selling at 11 cents, and several residents are mentioned with illnesses and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Adams
Estill County
Eliza Stone
Bluford Fox
Frances Fisher
Josie Fisher
Indian Fields
J. H. Mathrely
Chaff Howard
Tinker Puckett
J. B. Adams
John Fluty
Frank Puckett
Charley Puckett
Thomas Berryman
Trapp
Vienna
Must Win Occasionally. Even the game loser ceases to com mand respect if he loses often.
The phrase reflects sports culture about consistent performance. It suggests a loser’s diminishing authority when repeated defeats occur, highlighting the value placed on winning and resilience in competitive contexts.
Spiritual Idleness Sermon at First Baptist Church Revival
Dr Porter of Lexington spoke on Spiritual Idleness at revival services. He urged that religion be the business of life, not a pastime, and warned that prosperity can harden hearts while urging believers to accept Christ now rather than delay. He contrasted philanthropy with true faith and urged personal testimony and repentance.
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First Baptist Church
Porter
Lexington
Kentucky
God
Clarence
Christ
Wills and Local Social Notes from County
Miss Ethel Wills returned recently from a visit in Madison county. C. T. Gamboe spent last week with relatives in Bath county. J. R. Adams sold a cow and calf to Ben Tapp, Jr. for $30. Miss Pearl Allan visited friends at Becknerville last week. School opened here last week after being closed due to diphtheria. Mrs. Eastin and daughter of Winchester visited relatives here last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Wills
Madison County
C. T. Gamboe
Bath County
J. R. Adams
Ben Tapp, Jr
Pearl Allan
Becknerville
Eastin
Winchester
Local residents visit Lexington on business and social calls
Mrs J A Holton Mrs Dr W L Walter and daughter were in Lexington on business Monday Elbert Poer is on the sick list P B Poer was in Lexington Monday on business Everett Jones and David Watts were guests of P B Poer Sunday Miss Mrydle Stewart was the guest of Miss Clay Etta Brinegar Friday and Saturday Mr C H D Obsorne spent Sunday and Monday with Mr Everett Walter Miss Clay Etta Brinegar spent Thursday with Miss Dewey Poer Miss Mary Holton spent Saturday with Miss Mary Poer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Roads
J. Harvey Long
Jefferson Street
Berry, Ky
Winchester
Jas. G. Flanery
Jamestown
N. Dakota
J. C. Torpy
South Main Street
J. M. Thomas
Lexington
Lewis Wills
East Washington Street
Cleveland
Alahoma
Short
Green Million
Richmond
T. L. Todd
W. H. Atwell
Joe
J. W. Wheeler
Clarksburg
W. Va
Oliver Green
Myers, Ky
P. Green
East Broadway
Willard Riggs
Jackson Street
Paris
Mollie Webster
Virginia Chaney
Ford
John Elkin
Jackson
Ed. Kissenger
Catherwood
Jennie Catherwood Bean
Forest Avenue
C. H. Bowen
Flora Hughart
Mt. Sterling
Louise Hoffman
Nunnelly
J. A. Holton
W. L. Walter
Elbert Poer
P. B. Poer
Everett Jones
David Watts
Mrydle Stewart
Clay Etta Brinegar
C. H. D. Obsorne
Everett Walter
Dewey Poer
Mary Holton
Mary Poer
Local Health Updates and Family Movements
Mrs B F Berry is better while Mrs J C Everman’s health does not improve. Mrs James Roberts is much better. I N Berry and George Berry visited Winchester on Monday. Wm P Berry is somewhat better after weeks of illness. Thomas Berry of Lee county visits his brother Wm P Berry and relatives. Fire from L and E train sparks causes damage locally. I N Berry sold a calf to Elisha Goff for 8 dollars. John Roberts and T G Morehead sold calves to Pace and Pieratt. Mrs Lilly Keehan dies at her father Wm Bruner’s home on November 5 with burial November 7 at Watts graveyard. Community extends sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. N. Berry
George Berry
Winchester
Wm. P. Berry
Thomas Berry
Lee County
Elisha Goff
John Roberts
T. G. Morehead
Pace & Pieratt
Lilly Keehan
Wm. Bruner
Watts
Cost 53 To Kill One Little Rabbit
Bedford Indiana November 11 Joseph Lamb and Clarence Cathers on trial for violation of the closed game season law were arrested tried and fined with costs totaling 53 dollars for killing one rabbit. Game wardens observed the act in an open field and apprehended the pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Ind
Joseph Lamb
Clarence Cathers
Special Meeting Notice at Washington Street Church
T. C. Rawlins reports a special meeting at the Washington Street Presbyterian church on Sunday morning November 15. All members are earnestly requested to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Hanson
J. M. Pick
Lexington Pike
Washington Street Presbyterian Church
Feminine Hand in Literature Claims Rise Across Europe
A Vienna attributed quote argues that feminine influence dominates European literature as male authors turn to sport and industry and modern books become effeminate in character. The remark highlights shifting gendered perceptions in 19th or early 20th century literary circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maenz
Vienna
We Are Workers quote by Holger Drachmann
A concise, era style quotation about labor and toil. It features a worker’s refrain as dust flies around, noting endless strenuous effort and resumed effort each day. The piece reflects worker identity and perseverance with a somber, reflective tone.
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Holger Drachmann
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J. Harry Allen
C. R. West
Norma
Portsmouth
Ohio
Wm. Heflin
George Ware
Spout Springs
Walter Vivion
Kiddville
Frankie Vivion
Powell County
Ben Hutson
Allen Devary
Charley Wood
Joe Cottman
Silas Johnson
Nathan Howard
Rutherford Chism
Dee Wood
Bud Chambers
Epictetus
Bootblack
Andrew Carengie
Lonely Mountain
Edwin Markham
Angel
Jesus Christ
Lord Jesus Christ
Colby Station
West Bend
B.F. Berry
J. C. Everman
James Roberts
Artis & Turnbull
HALL
Ecton, Furniture—Undertaking
Rawlin’s
T. C. Rawlins
Cincinnati
Brown Proctoria
L. M. Butsch
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