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Newspaper
Winchester News
Location
Winchester, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1908
Page
8
Death notices and funeral plans in Winchester area
Mrs Lula Willis wife of Dr R L Willis dies at about 45 in Lexington home funeral at Central Christian Church Len gton Saturday at 3 o clock. She is sister to Ed Aitskill Sirs Harvey Rodgers and G s Jeht Buizin with a brother in Mclntosh Florida. Dr Willis mother to late Dr S W Willis. Mr J W Watts 64 dies at West Broadway home after typhoid, wife Mrs Cliffon Hogan, daughter Mrs McEwan, three brothers and three sisters survive. Watts known in Winchester Railway ice dept. Funeral from West Broadway home Saturday October 31 at 2 pm. Rev J H MacNeill and Eld J W Harding officiate. Burial Winchester Cemetery. Pallbearers James Mullins J T Luman W M Caskie J A Bush Wm W Harding and George W McKinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Willis
R. L. Willis
Central Christian Church
Lengton
Willis
Edaitskill
Harvey Rodgers
Gs. Jeht Buizin
Munty
Mclntosh
Florida
S. H. Gaitskill
Dr. Willis
S. W. Willie
This County
J. W. Watts
West
Broadway
Cliffon Hogan
Adams
McEwan
John W
H. R
T. W
Millersburg
J. W. Black
Wilson Lawrence
H. F. Bradley
Watts
Jimmie
Winchester Railway, Light and Ice Co
C Company
West Broadway
J. H. MacNeill
Eld
J. W. Harding
Winchester Cemetery
James Mullins
J. T. Luman
W. M. ‘Askie
J. A. Bush
Wm. W. Harding
George W. McKinney
Opera House Tale of a Farm Girl Turned Society Idol
Fragmented OCR text hints at a stage piece tracing a rough country girl’s rise to city prominence. Mentions of “The Pepper of Leave” and a shift from rural life to high society suggest a biographical or dramatic narrative about ambition and image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magen
Yating the Noeblie at the Winches Next Monday Night
Manover Douglas surrounds its West with an excellent supporting company. The company carries a full complement of scenery and popular prices will make this production affordable for all. Reserve seats at Martin-Cook drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yating
Noeblie
Manover Douglas
Pric
Martin-Cook Drug Store
Allan Begins Moving Goods to Parrish Building
J K Allan starts moving his stock from the Brown Proctoria Hotel store room to the Parrish building on Main Street. The move signals a shift in business location and consolidates operations in a newer street address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Allan
Brown-Proctoria
Parrish
Main Street
Markets Report From Cincinnati Stockyards Oct 29 1919
Receipts and shipments of livestock at the Cincinnati Union Stockyards show cattle hogs and sheep activity. Cattle steady with steers priced from 3.00 to 4.75 per hundredweight depending on grade. heifers and cows varied by quality. Hogs active and strong with various weights and packer prices. sows and bulls listed. Lambs and sheep steady to easy with frequent price ranges noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cinninnati Union
Chicago Markets Cattle Hogs and Sheep Summary
Chicago markets report cattle receipts about 8 000 with weak prices. Hogs receipts near 30 000 and prices about 5e lower. Sheep receipts around 9 600 with markets 10e lower. Cattle ranges 1.59 5.25 for cows and heifers and 3.25 4.50 for Texans. hogs mostly 5 5.90. native and western lambs and yearlings noted with varied bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Yearlings
Lambs
Western
Damage Reports Lift Wheat Prices in Chicago Trade
Reports of damage to Argentine crops spurred a wheat surge on the local exchange today. Gains were pared by profit taking with prices finishing unchanged from yesterday’s final quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Winchester Roller Mills Promotes Local Flour Products
The Winchester Roller Mills claims to be the oldest and best in the county and urges residents to use home flour. It touts Kerr Perfection and White Pearl flour as unmatched, asserting superiority over competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Roller Mills
Kerr
Mohammedan Child Rearing Wages Recognized
Among Mohammedans the father bears the duty of maintenance for children while the mother is entitled to wages for nursing them. The text notes the mother's role is valued for the state's interest in rearing healthy citizens.
OLEIKA Temple Given Its Charter in Lexington
OLEIKA Temple Ancient Arabic Nobles of the Mystic Shrine received its charter in Lexington, with William B. Melish presenting for the Imperial Potentate. A class of twenty four novices was initiated, officers were elected, and Viren Collis declined as Recorder. New members included S. Hutsell, FE Smith, and Kee F. Young, all of Winchester, Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Oleika
William B. Melish
Mystic Shrine
North America
Shriners
Maccabee Drum and Bugle Corps
John R. Charlesworth
Viren Collis
William M. Yent
Grizabella: Contractor Blake confesses bribe offer in Ruef case
In San Francisco, contractor A. S. Blake testified to a $10,000 bribe offer to influence juror John M. Kelly to acquit Abraham Ruef. He said Ruef’s counsel Frank J. Murphy promised payment via a third party and his wife would receive $100 monthly during Blake’s imprisonment. The confession halted sentencing as the court reeled from the sobbing wife and sensational allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Ecouit
A. S. Blake
John M. Kelly
Abraham Ruef
Frank J. Murphy
Ruef
Blake
A. S. Newburgh
F. J. Murphy
J. M. Kelly
Kelly
Newburgh
Murder charges loom in Noble slaying case in Covington
Scipio J. Noble of Breathitt county, found dead near Covington with head severed, has been identified. Farris Simpson, a former Lexington barber, is charged with murder. Harrodsburg police arrested Simpson as Covington detectives arrive to transport him to Covington. Evidence includes conflicting alibis, a missing $150 and $900 in notes, and the weapon found near the body. Noble’s body lay in a remote Latonia ravine for over a month amid fading clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Vic Bloomfield
Winchester
Scipio J. Noble
Breathitt County
Kenton County
Noble
Farris Simpson
Lexington
K. C. Smith
Harrodsburg
W. J. Sanford
William Booth
Covington Department
Simpson
Sanford
La‘tonia
Latonia Corporation
Latonia
Soldiers Son Smelled to Enlist Again After Cuba Service
Scipio Noble of Jackson Kentucky, son of G W Noble Sr, returned from three years in the U S Army in Cuba two months ago. He left town two weeks ago intending to reenlist, carrying a Colt revolver about 350 to 400 dollars in cash and notes totaling about 900. He faced no charges here and was honorably discharged. His father recently moved to Missouri. Noble, one of five brothers and seven sisters, has not been heard from since leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Ky
Scipio Noble
Covimgton
G. W. Noble
United States Army
Cuba
Smith & Wesson
Missouri
Prize exhibit at Baldwin Bros window leads skater honors
In Baldwin Bros window a display features prizes for the most graceful skater and best masked couple. Other awards include unique costumes, most comical makeup, and corresponding skate and book prizes priced at five dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin Bros
Bargain Day For Saturday at Bloomfield's
Bloomfield's advertises bargain day offering 50 dozen fleece underwear at 42 cents each on Saturday. Includes limited stock and early shopping urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield
S. Lt
Black and Tan Socks at Bloomfield's Sale
Bloomfield's offers 10c socks in black and tan colors at 7c price. Limited stock, customers urged to hurry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield
Vanderbilt Player Walks Miles to Join Team
Nashville Tenn October 30 The Vanderbilt football team left for Ann Arbor Michigan with Louis Hasslock as right guard He had served at Reelfoot Lake with militia guarding night riders and, learning of a leave to join the squad, walked twenty miles through a country rife with danger, caught a train to Union City then rode to rejoin the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Vanderbilt
Ann Arbor
Mich
Louis Hasslock
Hasslock
Reelfoot Lake
Union City
Guests at Hotels Brown Praetoria
Guests listed at the Brown Praetoria include John Astern and N Y E Asterny of New York, W W Crimm of Grand Rapids, F E Allum of New York, Gus T Cleary of Owensboro, J H Nichols of New York, J O Marshall of Paris Kentucky, J H Vandenburg of Louisville, A S Gordon of Cincinnati, H G Crow of Louisville, W P Reid of Mr Sterling Kentucky, M S Miller of Cincinnati, W Luehenstein of Cincinnati, and W P Lee of Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Sterling
M. S. Miller
M. Luehenstein
Cincinnati
Train Schedule for Winchester Passenger Trains
Winchester timetable lists eastbound and westbound trains daily with departures from early morning to night. Major lines include C&O and L&N with numbers 26 28 24 eastbound and 27 25 36 westbound, plus L&N north and east routes No 84 10 32 and L&E No 2 4. Times range from 6:22 a.m. to 11:59 a.m. and 4:38 p.m. to 11:09 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wathy
Cscs Csteen
Onic Cee
Scocecasecunc
Boe
Ciscec Weegsachis
L &E. East
Also Mentioned on This Page
Baltimore
Sie & Rounsawall
Ferndell Pure Foods
Case & Saxborn
Price’s Wi and
Savage
Red Cross
Huyles
Bell's
Opera House
Miss Marian West
Oleika Temple
The
S. Hutsell
FE. Smith
Kee F. Young
California
Detective Sanford
Army
Hallowe’en Masquerade
Monkey and Coon
Rink
Winchester Opera House
Watkyns Douglas
O. East
C. & O. West Bounp
L. & N. Nort Bounp
E. West
Dell
Eeaee
Lexington & Eastern R’y Co
Tong Whsee Sd
Sun
L. & E. Junction
Mt. Sterling
Hampton Junction
Mountain Central
Campton
Henttyville
A. Railway
Bantyville
O &K
O & K. Railway
New City
J. B. Lake
HAL. Scott. &. P. A
Letington
L & EK
Junction
Clas City
Stanterx
Ae Bride Campton Junction
Beattyrne i Auction
Jackso
Sui Ov
Jackso Aeacens
K. Junction
Beattyville Junction Torrent
Camtou Junction
Reel
Stanton
Leaington Veese
Jouett
Attorneys At Law
J. M. Steson
Attorney At Law
S. Main S
Beckner
Pendleton, Buze & Bush
S. Main St
Winchestr, Ky
W. C. Worthington
N. Main St
Louisville
Eagle Casting Co
G. Cornell
Gen’l
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