Reception Honors Mr and Mrs French With Elegant Descriptions
A reception hosted by Mr. and Mrs. James Pickrell for Mr. and Mrs. William French featured fern and palm decor, a chandelier wrapped with smilax, white chrysanthemums, and a table with a silk embroidered cloth and mint-filled silver comport. The wedding gown was directoire satin with imported lace trim. Relatives and out-of-town guests attended and the couple left for the groom’s home after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pickrell
William French
J. M. Pickrell
Henry Jones
H. H. Phillips
Tom McEldowney
India
Mary Allen
Sharpsburg
Lucien Bridgeforth
Paris
Crews Rash
Clay City
Rash
Persimmons Harvest Party Near Vienna
On a crisp autumn day Captain Hathaway and Miss Carrie Lee Hathaway along with Mrs Henry M Jones, Miss Annie Croxton Theodosia and Katharine Nelson Mrs Ernest Bean and Mrs Carrie Hanson prepared lunch and traveled to Vienna to gather persimmons Each claims to have gathered and eaten the most.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
Persimmons
Captain Hathaway
Carrie Lee Hathaway
Henry M. Jones
Annie Croxton
Theodosia
Katherine Nelson
Ernest Bean
Carrie Hanson
Vienna
Harris Kindred Nuptials Begin Quietly at Harris Home
This morning at 10:30 o'clock, at the residence of Mr and Mrs Will Harris, Sylvester Kindred and a partner were to be joined in marriage in a small family ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Harris
Sylvester
Local Society Notes Highlight Lexington Visitors and Travels
Mrs. Cora Brown hosts sister Mrs. Yancy Ormes on Georgia street while many Lexington residents travel to nearby cities. J. B. Cornett returns from Cincinnati business trip. Minnie Wells visits Mrs. Clay Frisby in Lexington. Brent Hatchcraft from Paris visits town. several locals attend evangelist Chapman's Berea tour and the Daughters of the American Revolution event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Brown
Lexington
Yancy Ormes
Georgia Street
J. B. Cornett
Cincinnati
Minnie Wells
Clay Frisby
First Avenue
Brent Hatchcraft
Paris
T. A. 96
Bloomington
F. Cornett
Winn Avenue
Clark County
Jean Daviess Warren
Lucien Beckner
Rezin M. Seabee
Lizzie Tracy
Berea
Chapman
Jeannette Tracy
the Lion and the Mouse
J. T. Stokely
Lexington Avenue
Local Residents Noted in Weekend Visits and Illness
Mr Abb Webb travels to Columbia Missouri Wednesday. Miss Minnie Adams of Lexington visits relatives. Mrs Joe Hall ill. Miss Lizzie Elkin of Winchester visits her mother. Miss Virginia Chaney of Natural Bridge visits aunt Mrs Will Christopher. Mr and Mrs Arthur King of Ford visit J D Aukle’s family Friday to Sunday. J D Hukle ill. Morgerson sheriff sick but improving. Candy pulling by Miss Bessie Brown and Abb Webb draws crowd. Mrs Lucy Kidd returns from Garrett County visit. Fred Morge has been ill. Johnny Wilcox visits parents Ed and Mrs Wilcox from Friday to Monday. Dora Williams visiting her parents this week. Mrs Dee Young visiting sister Mrs Virgil Moore in Winchester this week.
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A. S. Vivion
Frankie Vivion
A. E. Hughes
R. C. Mansfield
Stanton
G. W. Moore
Neptune
Bettie Anderson
Clarence Boswell
Thomson
J. E. Gaitskill
Lexington
Robert Willis
R. L. Sutherland
Maysville
Charlie E. Smith
Hood Smith
Anne Duerson
James Kennedy
Mt. Sterling
Illa Stewart
Mr. Sterling
Roger Barnes
Sterling Dancing Club
Skinner Kerr
Paris
R. M. Rice
Abb Webb
Columbia
Minnie Adams
Joe Hall
Lizzie Elklin
Winchester
Shell Elkin
Virginia Chaney
Natural Bridge
Will Christopher
Arthur King
Ford
J. D. Aukle
J. D. Hukle
Hukle Franklin Morgerson
Bessie Brown
Lucy Kidd
Garrett County
Fred Morge
Johnny Wilcox
Monady
Ed Wilcox
Dora Williams
Dee Young
Virgil Moore
DoYLESVILLE Social News Recap
Miss Lucy Bush visited Mr and Mrs J D Bush. The Bushes visited Mrs B F Reeves in Waco. Miss Kitty Hisle visited sisters Mrs J T Griggs and Mrs J D Bush. Mr B F Freeman returns from Missouri on business. John Hisle and family visit College Gill. Reeves visit Rice's Station. Roy Kersey and Richard Wells met recently. Kittie Bush visits cousin James Reeves in Waco. M E Church South quarterly meeting led by Rev Southgate. Harry Crawford had a serious paralysis accident from a fall. J H Gentry visited Eades and Bush. Born to Lall Reeves a fine boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Bush
J. D. Bush
B. F. Reeves
Waco
Kitty Hisle
J. T. Griggs
B. F. Freeman
Missouri
John Hisle
Nettie Mae
College Gill
James Reeves
John M. Kirby
Rice’s Station
Roy Kersey
Richard Wells
Kittie Bush
M. E. Church
J. H. Gentry
J. T. Eades
Lall Reeves
Survey of New Road Reaches Paris on Time
Engineers surveying the proposed Cincinnati Kentucky and Virginia railway push toward Paris after completing the Bourbon county to Owingsville segment. They expect to reach Paris by November 1 and are conducting a permanent, costly survey. Local residents welcome the line, hoping for rapid construction and a nearer railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Cincinnati, Kentucky & Virginia
Paris
Little Rock
Bourbon County
Owingsville
Insurance Agent Here to Adjust Losses After Fire
Mr. L. T. Bentley, special agent for North British Mercantile Insurance, is in the city Thursday to adjust losses that occurred through the Strother Fire Insurance agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Bentley
North British Mercantile Insurance Company
Strother Fire Insurance Agency
Care of Olive Oil Preserves Flavor and Freshness
Olive oil spoils when exposed to light and heat. After each meal store it in a cool dark place to maintain quality and prevent injury to the oil.
Youthful News Boys Warned After Disorderly Conduct
Five barefoot news boys appeared before the Judge for fighting in front of the Brown Proctoria Hotel. Being first-time offenders and young, no fine was imposed though they were warned to behave or face harsher consequences. Thomas Reed was fined one cent and court costs for drunk and disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Reed
Brown-Proctoria
The Gullible Public Says Uncle Eben Riffs On Public Folly
Uncle Eben jokes that the public loves being fooled and that smart men compete for who gets to tend to the job. The Washington Star quotes the quip about public perception and gullibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben
Washington Star
Passes Unnoticed Bite Tale From New Jersey
A New Jersey man claims he has been bitten by dogs 3,000 times, a figure he says dwarfs his long experience with New Jersey mosquitoes. The quip appears in a Cleveland Plain Dealer item as a humorous aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Cleveland Plain Dealer
New Form of Chromium in Copper at High Heat
A new crystalline form of chromium prepared in an electric furnace by Moissan is slightly soluble in molten copper. It has density 7.1 and is chemically active, burning with a brilliant flame when heated in air, and is attacked by nitrogen at red heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moissan
Classified notices and ads listing needs and sales
Public notices advertise rent seeks, room mates wanted and sewing services offered. Requests include eight room house to rent centrally and boards for sale. Also listings seek second hand brass kettle and a fine French telescope for sale with contact details.
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Socie Tx
Ada Bowen
Bowen Station
Harris Kindred
Ed. Green
J. M. Rash
Simon
Brooklyn
N. Y
A. Simon
Daughters of the America Revolution
T. W. L. van Meter
W. A. Beatty
Ethe, Garner
Mary Belle Field Miller
Anna Mae Hisle
Dr. Saddler
Ocusist
Lula Burgin
Will Bowden
Kentucky
Louisville
G. Connor Ewing
Mary Crutcher
St. Joseph’s
George Tomlinson
Wade
Meredy Farris
New
York
Ella W. Haggard
Doylesville
New York
East
Furs
Battenburg
Perrin
Miss Bowen
Clifton B. Ross
P. S
Highland Street
J. C. Lary
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