Socially Modern Riding Debate And Local Roundup
A prose piece on changing fashions in riding women use new breeches amid past norms. The column also recounts social events including Euchre evenings, club papers on English artists and authors, a rabbit hunt with seven rabbits, numerous visits across Lexington, Mt Sterling, Paris, and Versailles, and a Thanksgiving table of social hosting by Mrs. Henry Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Miller
Buford Tracy
Gippie Simpson
Local Folks Take Weeklong Visit and Trade Notes
Mr W E Little plans a week in Maytown Kentucky beginning Tuesday October 27. Various neighbors host guests with Miss Cleo Eagle visiting Miss Bessie Fluty and families from Mt Sterling and Winchester. Cattle trades occur at court day with prices not stated while mules and other visits occur around Richmond Stanton and Cythiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Little
Maytown
Cleo Eagle
Bessie Fluty
R. E. Little
Trimble
Mt. Sterling
Tom Eagle
Wappela
Ills
Joe Fielder
J. B. Eubanks
Tom Wallingford
Oliver Mann
Cythiana
Oden Fielder
Iron Mound
Winchester
E. Kindred
John Mann
Jim Florence
Harrison County
John Gray
Rose Mann
Elizabeth Johnson
Flanagan Street
Mary Mann
Richmond
Lyle Kindred
Stanton
T. C. Mann
B. Fluty
Will Tuttle
Winchester Court
Opera House in Winchester to Stage Miss Marian West Tonight
Watkyns Douglas announces Miss Marian West and company at the Winchester Opera House on Monday next. The Power of Love is described as a strong attraction, full of sparkling comedy and quaint drama, designed to hold interest from curtain up to end. Popular prices apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkyns Douglas
Marian West
Winchester Opera House
Mondy
Panama Canal Counsel Passes Through City
Mr. Reid Rogers, Counsel for the Panama Canal Commission, travelled through the city yesterday by automobile en route to Mt. Ster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid Rogers
Panama Canal Commission
Mt. Ster
Unique race for the auditorium at Saturday skating show
At the Auditorium a seven lap race between a trained coon and a trained monkey from Cincinnati Zoological Garden will be part of a Saturday night program along with a masonerade party. Prof. Yokum, owner and trainer, will supervise the animals during their exhibition at the rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoological Garden
Cincinnati
Prof
Yokum
Lectures at Court House on Wednesday
Hon Edwin Smith of Nova Scotia will lecture at the courthouse under the W C T U on Wednesday night at 7 30 and continue through Thursday and Friday nights. The first two nights are free and the public is invited. Friday night charges 10 cents for children and 20 cents for adults. Topic Friday: Around the World With a Newspaper Man. He was delayed and could not begin Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Smith
Nova Scotia
Many Attend Lexington Ceremonial Session Night
Residents including J A Boone M D Royce J E Grubbs J B Cornett D T Matlack W R Rounsavall M H Courtney C H Loveland J M Jenkins Phil Lip Webber B S Bartlett W P Hampton G G Huss H H Hall Webb Young John W Moore J L Powell J M Rankin I H Browne W S Tuttle J M Hisle and W N Hisle of this city travel to Lexington Thursday night to attend a ceremonial session of the Olekia Temple of the Mystic Shriners in Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Boone
M. D. Royce
J. E. Grubbs
J. B. Cornett
D. T. Matlack
W. R. Rounsavall
M. H. Courtney
C. H. Loveland
J. M. Jenkins
Phillip Webber
B. S. Bartlett
W. P. Hampton
G. G. Huss
H. H. Hall
Webb Young
John W. Moore
J. L. Powell
J. M. Rankin
Fixtures Not Sold At Mann Auction Sale
The restaurant and cafe fixtures of C. P. Mann expected to sell Monday at auction failed to fetch a satisfactory price and were not sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Mann
Building work resumes after terra cotta shipment
The building committee of the K of P and Masonic fraternity learned Wednesday morning that the terra cotta is shipped and will arrive in a few days. Once received, construction will resume and be pushed to completion as rapidly as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of P. and Masonic Fraternity
Traction Line to Reach Lexington by July 1
Nicholasville Ky Oct 28 George McLeod superintendent of the Central Kentucky Traction Company was here to discuss work on the line between Nicholasville and Lexington A force is at work but officials say the road will not be in operation until July indicating a delayed schedule and ongoing construction efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingt
Mary Crutcher
Robert Friend
Irvine
Edna Bronaugh
Nicholasville
Pearl Haggard
Oscar Lyne
Lexington
Kitzellman
Philadelphia
Penn
Matt Bean
Ernest Bean
Versailles
Young
Sara Beverly Jouett
Howard Lyon
Maysville
Dr. Lyon
Rice-Worthington
W. W. George
C. B. George
Carlisle
Lizzie Burke
Lizzie Mae Madigan
W. P. Hackett
Mt. Sterling
Porter
Paris
Topy George
Luke Glaney
J. P. Toohey
Sallie Peters
Mark Donavan
Richard Punch
Rose
Ann Burke
Joe O’brien
Will Cone
Cincinnati
George McLeod
Central Kentucky Traction Company
Here
Modern Woodmen Raleigh Camp 11406 to Meet in Winchester
All applications for membership in the Modern Woodmen of America Raleigh Camp No 11406 are notified to meet at Odd Fellows Hall Winchester at 8 o clock Monday night November 2 1908. The officers formerly announced will then be installed and other important business transacted. J W Womack District Deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of America
Raleigh Camp No
Odd Fellows Hall
Winchester
J. W. Womack
Also Mentioned on This Page
Susan G. Anderson
Euchre
Talitha Grigsby
Colby Pike
Colby Station
Lexington Pike
Lewis Hampton
Florence Hood
Frances Allen
D. H. Cook
Millersburg
Bettie Bowden
Maple Street
A. M. Burgher
Shelby
Clay City
Noah Rose
W. A. Beatty
Mary Allen
Mary Hampton
Marion Vaughn
W. D. Smith
Rene Middleton
Hallowe’en Goblin
Misses Bowden
Henry Phillips
James M. Pickrell
William French
James Phillips
Mrs. Phillips
Artis & Turnbull
Odie
New
York
Ella W. Haggard
Opera House
Pete FY
Coon
Monkey
Court House
Olekia
The
Mystic Shriners
Traction Company
the News
C. H. Bowen
Hall
Ecton
Knox Hat
McCord, Smith & Phillips
S. Highland Street
J. C. Lary
Tad
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