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Somerset, Ky., Friday, April 23,
1920.
Robert M. Phillippi, Burnside, Ky. 1848 - 1920.
Into the Great Beyond that
he feared not, entered Robert M. Phillippi, April 18, 1920, after
a short
illness due to infirmities of the aged. He was a native of
Pennsylvania, but
lived in his adopted State of Kentucky, at Burnside for nearly 40
years.
Honest and industrious; kind hearted toward all living creatures,
a friend to
the old, to the young and to little children, this community is a
better one
for having had him as a part of it for so many years. He
had many varied
experiences during his life that he would tell of when
questioned, notably,
the great Johnstown, Pa., flood where so many lives were lost -
one of the
greatest disasters of the 19th Century, as well as his war
experience of
nearly four years under General Grant in our Civil War. For
many years he
was connected with a lumber company here in whose service he rode
these hills
and valleys, buying timber, and accidentally making friends with
all the
people with whom he came in contact. This work gave him an
opportunity to
indulge his love for the out of doors and to try a session with
the game fish
that formerly abounded in these waters was one of his keen
delights. It is
with regret and sadness we note his passing, realizing however,
that it must
be so in order that the great scheme of Life and Death may be
property worked
out. A gentle soul has gone home and I cannot but say these
few words in
sincerest appreciation of an acquaintance with him since the
writer's
barefoot days. The bereft family have a good heritage left
them and should
be proud. The wife, three daughters, one son, four
grandchildren and one
great grandchild survive.
A Very Sad Death. Mrs. C.C. Hitch died yesterday at the
noon hour. Much
sympathy is extended to the bereaved husband and family.
The Journal learned
of her death just as we were closing our forms for this
issue. A still-born
baby arrived at the Hitch home yesterday morning and it was
feared by the
attending physician that her condition was very critical and she
passed away
about 1 p.m. A more complete announcement will be given in
our next issue.
Street Car Strike. Street Car motormen on the local
traction line went out
on a strike last Wednesday at three o'clock. They notified
Manager Shotwell
at noon that they would strike at three o'clock if their demands
for five
cents more on the hour was not met. The matter was settled
about five
o'clock and the cars started running. The lineman also
struck for higher
wages Wednesday. They were out just a short time.
Personal Mention.
R.L. Johnson, the Real Estate Man of Somerset, Ky., will leave
for Ohio and
Indiana with another bunch of land buyers Monday 26.
Mr. R.L. Brown, our efficient Post Master, spent last Sunday with
his good
mother at Level Green, in Rockcastle.
Mrs. A. Stroud of Norwood, left yesterday to visit her brother,
J.B. Vaught
of Bicknell, Ind. She will possibly remain in Indiana
several months.
Mr. C.S. Porter of Lexington, Ky., a former Somerset citizen, was
in the city
this week on business.
Mr. H.C. King, Division Passenger Agent of the Southern Railway
was in the
city this week on a business trip.
Col. Mike Elkin, State Commander of the Maccabees, is in the city
visiting
the local lodge.
The remains of Mrs. Charles Dodge, who died in Detroit, Mich.,
last week,
were brought to Somerset for burial. Funeral services were
conducted at the
Presbyterian church Saturday by Rev. Talbot. Burial took
place in the city
cemetery. Mrs. Dodge was Miss Louise Hail, daughter of
Lincoln Hail, before
her marriage.
Mr. and Mrs. C.B. Candler have returned from a visit with
relatives in
Cincinnati.
Mrs. Geo. Wriston and son Littleton and daughter Miss Lillian of
Cederdale,
Okla., will arrive this weekend for a few days visit with her
brother, Rev.
D.W. Scott. Mrs. Wriston and children are en route to
Virginia to visit her
father and will stop off here to see her brother whom she has not
seen in 20
years.
R.M. Feese purchased of local dealer Ed Moore last Friday a model
K-45 Buick
six. Mr. Moore will have another supply from the factory
soon.
Mr. W.D. Brown spent Monday in Cincinnati on business in
connection with the
manufacturing of his automobile shock absorber.
Master Charles Robert Morrow, son of Governor and Mrs. Edwin P.
Morrow, is
spending several days with his grandmother.
News has been received here that Col. Charles Morrow arrived in
San Francisco
this week and will soon be in Kentucky for a visit. Col.
Morrow has been on
duty in Siberia for the past two years.
V.T. Allen of Eubank a good friend of the Journal, was in the
city this week.
Mrs. H.C. Weis of Cincinnati is visiting Mrs. J.H. Coleman.
Hershel Humble has been in Monticello this week on business.
Dr. J.P.W. Brouse and Mr. George Elliott are in Louisville this
week
attending the State Teachers Association.
The Five Hundred Club met with Miss Ella Mae Waddle Tuesday
afternoon. The
prize was won by Mrs. R.E. Higgins. There were three tables.
Sup't. L.E. Meece is spending the week in Louisville.
S.D. Flynn of Oil Center was here yesterday on business.
Harry Baker of Nancy was in town yesterday on business.
Mr. Joe Norton of Mobile, Ala., spent several days the guest of
Mr. and Mrs.
O.D. Goodloe.
Mrs. Charles Catron accompanied her mother in law to Cincinnati
last Friday
where she was put under the cared of a specialist. Mrs.
Catron returned home
Monday.
Miss Margurette Hill is visiting her sister in Lebanon.
Mr. John Owens left this week for Cincinnati where he will join
his son who
is with the Clark Shows.
Mrs. Lottie Hall has returned from Oakdale, Tenn., where she has
spent the
winter with Mr. and Mrs. M.H. Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Yates spent several days in Cincinnati where Mr.
Yates
attended a meeting of the Proctor & Gamble traveling
salesman.
Mr. Gilbert Dyer has returned to Louisville after spending some
time here
with Road Engineer Pack.
Dumont H. Stigall, merchant and farmer of Frazer, was in Somerset
last Friday
on business and called at the Journal office. Mr. Stigall
says farmers are
busy sowing oats and are about ready to plant corn in his
section.
John Lay, of Eubank, was here last weekend on business.
Mrs. James Eads of Monticello, was visiting Mrs. Sophia H. Stone
and
attending the meeting at the Methodist church last week.
Mrs. C.W. Taylor is visiting in Cincinnati before returning to
her home in
Oklahoma. Mr. Taylor met her there.
Mr. and Mrs. W.W. Carter have returned to Lexington after a visit
at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. O.D. Goodloe.
Mr. R.G. Williams, Jr., spent Tuesday in Lexington with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. John Thatcher, Mr. and Mrs. B.L. Waddle, and Mr. and
Mrs. R.G.
Williams, Jr., will be the guests of Governor and Mrs. Morrow at
the mansion
next weekend.
George Holland, store manager at Barren Fork, was in the city
last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Phipps of Louisville, are spending several days
with Mr.
and Mrs. A. Goldenberg.
George Curd drove Co. Sam Morrow's new Hudson Super-Six thru from
Cincinnati.
Col. Robert Rowe was up from Burnside Tuesday on business.
Mrs. D. Halcomb of Stearns was in the city Tuesday.
Miss Bert Roberts has returned from Stearns, Barren Fork, Oneida
and other
towns south of Somerset where she has been showing her spring
line of
millinery.
Clinton Byrd of Barren Fork has returned home after a visit with
his aunt,
Mrs. R. Addington.
John Wilson of Barren Fork was in the city last week and
purchased a Ford car
from agent Crawford.
Vola Lewis spent last Sunday in Helenwood with friends.
Miss Maude Girdler arrived last Friday from Washington, D.C., to
be with her
mother, Mrs. J.E. Girdler, who is improving after several weeks'
illness.
Rev. G.D. Sloan was up from Burnside this week on business.
Mr. Sloan will
leave in a few days for Henrietta, Oklahoma, to visit his only
daughter.
Mr. Virgil Wesley of Joyce, Ky., was in Somerset, Monday, on
business.
Mrs. A. Goldenberg is able to be out after several weeks illness.
John M.P. Thatcher arrived Tuesday for a visit with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. M. Thatcher. Mrs. Thatcher and John Jr., arrived last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Cundiff, who have resided at Bethel, Ohio,
for several
months past, have returned to Somerset and will likely locate
here
permanently. We gladly welcome these good people.
W.M. Woods of Campaign, Ill., Henry F. Woods of Cincinnati, Ohio;
Mrs. John
A. Borden of Louisville; Mrs. T.G. Duvall of Lexington; Mrs. A.C.
Cameron of
Burnside, and Maurice E. Woods are at the bedside of their
mother, Mrs. John
A. Woods, who is dangerously ill at the Bobbitt apartments.
W.A. Kinne was up from Stearns last week.
Manager Chas. Moore has returned from a weeks' stay in Warren and
Allen
counties where he is interested in some oil property. While
there he saw one
duster and one producer drilled in.
Rev. C.B. Kolb, of Beulah Heights, near Sloans Valley, Ky., was a
caller at
the Journal office last Saturday. Rev. Kolb went into this
section of the
country, cleared the forest and installed his own saw mill and
wit the
assistance of corps of young ministers of the faith he proclaims
is building
a mission, school and many residences for those who desire to
locate at
Beulah Heights.
W.J. Jenkins, local agent for the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Co., was in
Danville last weekend attending a district meeting of
Metropolitan Agents to
discuss important insurance matters.
Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Denney have returned from an extended trip to
the South.
Their many friends are glad to welcome them back home.
Possum Trot. Mrs. Jim Girdler is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Jess Garner of
Indiana … Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Turpen and MR. and MR. Roy
Turpen attended
church at Somerset Sunday … Coral Humble traded a mare to
J.C. Mayfield for a
cow and calf … Mr. Cunningham is very ill at this writing
… "Aunt" Lucy
Girdler is on the sick list … Mable Hopper, Finley Adams,
and the Misses
Humble were visitors at M. Ashley's Sunday … Mr. and Mrs.
Hopper Roy spent
Sunday tat Tom Cain's … Bennie Scales left Saturday for
Indiana … "Uncle"
Jim Stone (text missing) Willie Ashley spent a few days of
last week at
Liberty.
Shopville. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whitson has a new boy at
their home - ?
Stewart … Mrs. John Roberts and little son of Illinois
visited at James
Raney's last week … "Aunt" Susan Herrin is very
ill … Mr. and Mrs. Virgil
Raney and Mr. and Mrs. Bell Poynter and children visited Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse
Bales Sunday … The people of Shopville neighborhood are
saying, hurrah ! for
Ted Randall, perhaps you will know why when you see Dr. Garner
… Mrs. Herrin
and children visited Ellen Whitson Thursday … Mrs. Laura
Gastineau visited
her parents Saturday and Sunday … Lettie and Cora Whitis
visited Flonnie
Sears Sunday .. Mrs. Bertha Bates visited her mother Sunday.
Mt. Zion. Mrs. Dewey Godby has left to join her husband in
Cincinnati …
Orville Leigh has moved to Casey county … Lois Crawford is
with her
grandparents … Several from here attended the funeral of
James Morris at
Science Hill Saturday … Mesdames Eliza Baugh and Guster
Hollars and baby have
been visiting in Science Hill … Mrs. B. Spaw is visiting her
mother Mrs.
Ellen Vaught … "Aunt" Lydia Baugh, who died at
Buncombe, was brought here for
burial last Monday.
Ansel. Sister Bruner will preach at Wilson Chapel the
fourth Saturday night
and Sunday … Howard Hines of Mintonville visited I. Smith
Saturday night …
Granville Smith and wife visited Carl Quinton of Pulaski Sunday
… Hattie
Wilson was the guest of Edna Mullins Saturday night and Sunday
… Hollis
Wilson and wife who have been in Detroit for some time are
expected home soon
…. Bonnie Cox of Science Hill was visiting here Sunday
… Shadrick Blevins
and family of Briery visited Ed Smith Saturday and Sunday …
Minnie, Lola and
Hattie Wilson were the guests of Elsie and Susie Burton Sunday.
Sweeney's Chapel. Irene Russell is improving slowly …
Mrs. Anna Crow and
children are very ill .. Stella Vaught is home from Somerset
… Robert Meece
and mother visited W.C. Wilson Sunday … Luther Keyes and
wife visited Mance
Hamilton Sunday … O.A. Sweeney and Beulah Hubble were
visiting in Somerset
last week … Virgil Hamilton has returned to Mobile, Ohio
… Miss Vaught was
in Somerset Saturday … Mrs. Dave Bales spent the week with
her daughter.
Elgin. Otto Wilson visited his parents last weekend
… Arthur Watson and
family visited Andrew Warren Sunday … Eva and Fay Watson
spent Sunday in
Woodstock … Charles Warren and wife visited in Elgin Sunday
… Roy Burgin of
Louisville visited John Logsdon Monday.
Eubank. L.T. Deverse of Toledo, Ohio, visited Vernie
Mullins this week …
Ella Mullins is working with Vernie Mullins in the store …
Mrs. Vernon
Singleton of Danville spent a few days with Mrs. C. Horton …
Mrs. D.C. Dodson
and children visited in Somerset and Science Hill last week
… Mrs. Oliver
Vanover and son are visiting relatives here … Mrs. Morgan
and children were
accompanied to their new home in Danville by Iva McMullin …
E.L. Gooch has
returned from Cincinnati … E.B. Marcum and family spent
Saturday and Sunday
in Danville … Jack Wesley and family have returned from
Cincinnati … Lucion
Carter returned home a few days ago … The Misses Johnson's
are here with
friends before going to Indiana to reside.
Delmer. S.W. Todd sold his farm to T.V. Taylor … James
Hudson has returned
from the hospital at Somerset and is doing nicely … Mrs.
Priscilla Dobkins is
very ill … James Hart was the guest of Miss Rena Brown
Thursday .. S.W. Todd
made a business trip to Somerset Friday … Mrs. Pearl Floyd
was the guest of
Mrs. Caddie Fitzgerald Tuesday … Mrs. Myrtle Gossett and
daughter, Pearl,
were the guests of her mother Wednesday .. Marion Burton and wife
have moved
to Dayton, Ohio … Melvin Burton and wife have moved to the
place vacated by
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Burton … Miss Maud Burton visited Miss
Ethel Hudson
Thursday afternoon … J.C. Burge made a business trip to J.A.
Burton's Friday …
Misses Lura and Marie Hislope were the guests of Miss
Beatrice Fitzgerald
Thursday .. Mrs. Electa Floyd and daughters Helen and Edna were
the guests of
Caddie Fitzgerald .. John F. Floyd is slowly improving …
H.E. Johnson has
moved to Somerset … Sister W.M. Fibbs is visiting relatives
and friends in
Cincinnati, Ohio, and Covington, Ky.
Grundy. Lovie Mounce visited Estel Dykes Friday night
… born to Mrs. Henry
Hengman, a fine boy … Nance Erp is improving from an illness
.. Mesdames
Randall and Callahan were visiting Mrs. Hengman Friday …
Wesley Dykes is
visiting his brother Estel Dykes.
Pleasant Hill. Mesdames Bettie Lay and Ida Doss spent
Wednesday with Mrs.
Hopper at Somerset … James Stone Sr., died at his home April
12 near Beech
Grove with paralysis. His remains were laid to rest in the
Science Hill
cemetery … Mrs. A.B. Shadoan of Somerset is here with her
mother Mrs. Lucy
Girdler who is very ill … Mrs. John Hines spent Friday with
Pete Baker at
Ringgold … C.F. Cundiff and sister are slowly improving
… Mrs. John Morgan
is very ill .. Born to Mrs. Wm. Sturgill April 13th, a boy …
W. Ashley is
working in Casey county a few days … Lucy Girdler, Linie
Cain and Grace Gover
spent Sunday at the home of James Girdler … L.C. Cundiff and
wife were Sunday
visitors here .. The Humble girls and Mabel Hooper were the
guests of Telitha
Ashley Sunday.
Waterloo. A.W. Rainwater and wife visited their
daughter Tuesday night …
Margaret and Lola Leigh visited their daughter Wednesday (?)
… Vola Maupins
spent Wednesday night with his sister … Elmer Schoolcraft
and family visited
relatives Thursday night .. Bertha Rainwater spent Friday with
Audrey
Rainwater … Florence Rainwater and children visited her
parents Friday night …
Willie Rainwater visited Bertha Rainwater Saturday …
Willie Rainwater spent
Friday night with Bessie Cooper … C.P. Garner has returned
from Mississippi …
Dewey Dick is visiting his parents … Alma Dick and
baby visited Dica
Schoolcraft Sunday.
Clarence. Eva Acton and daughter are visiting Dr. Acton
… W. Abbott and
family visited Geo. McWilliam Saturday … Geo. Osborne is ill
at this writing …
Lucy Osborne and sister visited Rachel Long last Saturday
.. Mrs.
Blankmanship died April 17 and was laid to rest in the Woodstock
cemetery …
the child of Walter Todd is not improving … Erba Daws is
visiting in this
community.
Pnobscott. Mrs. James Blankenship departed this life
Saturday. She leaves a
husband and several children to mourn their loss. We extend
our sympathy to
the bereaved ones … Archie Larkins of Tennessee is
visiting relatives here
.. J.E. Blankenship of Indiana was called here on account of the
death of his
mother … Lizzie McCoy and Martin Hicks were united in
marriage Saturday …
Mrs. Mary Osborne visited her daughter Mrs. V.A. York, Sunday
… "Uncle" Wm.
Gastineau is making his home with his daughter Mrs. T.W. Abbott.
Nancy. M.H. Wilson is improving … N.S. Vanhooser and
family left Saturday
for Georgia … Dan Smith and family visited Duke Simpson
Saturday and Sunday …
Lillie Dobkins is very ill … Perry Adams and wife were
visiting Walter
Hudson Friday … Geo. Tartar and wife were in Somerset
Thursday … The infant
of Walter Hudson is improving … Dr. Weddle's little boy is
improving nicely.
Hogue. Mr. R.A. Blevins has been appointed trustee for the
Center Post here
as the other trustee has moved out of the district … Misses
Lula and Ida
Pitman and Laura Godby spent Sunday with Misses Lula and Rhetta
Adams … Mr.
Arthur Cannon of Pulaski spent Saturday night and Sunday with his
brother
Elmer Cannon … Mrs. Newton King is slowly improving …
Misses Lou, Lola and
Mattie Dick were Sunday guests of Elizabeth and Dorothy Jasper
… Luther Flynn
of Oil Center spent Saturday and Sunday here … Walter
Shadoan and family
spent Sunday with her father Logan Dick .. David King is very ill
at this
writing … Windell Cannon of Pulaski visited A.N. Dick
Saturday night and
Sunday … Born to Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong Dick, April 14, a
baby boy … Luther
Cooper visited his brother James of Ansel Sunday … Mrs.
Ester Hendricks and
children are visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. James Randolph of
Ansel … Bud
King of Tennessee was called here on account of his mother's
illness … John
Godby visited his uncle Charlie Godby of Beech Grove Thursday
night and
Friday.
Science Hill. Several from here attended the revival at
Somerset last week …
Chas. Taylor is home from Cincinnati … The revival at the
M.E. church closed
Thursday night … Bertha Estes has returned to school after
an illness … Mr.
and Mrs. Darwell of Nashville, Tenn., are visiting relatives here
… Chester
Robbins has returned to Toledo, Ohio, to resume his position
after a visit
here … Susie Godby and Alice Lyon spent the weekend in
Somerset … Mrs. W.H.
Estes is visiting her parents in Woodstock this week … W.H.
Lyon and wife and
Wm. Dobbs attended the funeral of Mrs. Louise Dodds at Somerset
Saturday …
Dr. Lincoln McConnell of the Coit Lyceum Bureau, was with us last
Thursday
night and gave an interesting lecture at the school auditorium
… Funeral
services of James Morris were held at the Nazarine church
.. Much sympathy
is extended to the bereaved family … Louise Ballou visited
Mae Denney Friday
night … Maggie Baugh is home from Cincinnati.
Oak Hill. Myrtle Bogle has been very busy taking the school
census this week
… Jim Tucker and Tom Bryant are home on a visit … The
infant of Mr. and Mrs.
Ira Gholson died Thursday morning and was buried in the Oak Hill
cemetery …
Mrs. Bryant Gholson and Mrs. Lula Frisbie are visiting their
daughter Mrs.
Ira Gholson … Mrs. Nellie Burton and Thelma Claunch visited
Mae Frisbie
Saturday … Christine Neeley spent Saturday night with Maude
and Ora Frisbie …
Jasper Burton visited his cousin Carl Burton Saturday night
and Sunday …
Mae, Ora and Maude Frisbie spent Sunday night with Christine
Neeley … Mrs.
Lucy Lorton and Mildren Barnett visited Mrs. Lula Frisbie
Thursday night ..
Ora Cassada entertained several boys and girls Sunday .. Ora and
Maude
Frisbie visited Mildred Barnett Sunday … Elmer Cassada is
visiting home folks
… Tirl Neeley has moved to his new home on Joe Neeley's
place.
Trimble. Sam Burton and G.A. Burton and daughter visited
J.C. Mayfield
Sunday … Miss Eva Burton visited Mrs. Eattie Burton Sunday
… Mathew Burton
and family visited her brother Saturday …. Clarence Burton
has been on the
sick list … The visitors at Ezra Brock's Sunday were Chester
Brock and family
and Mrs. Eattie Burton … Rev. W.H. Fibbs and daughter were
visiting Jim Muse
Saturday … Woods Burton and wife visited Walter Hislope
Sunday … Willie
Jones is ill .. Dock Barker has gone to Iowa … George
Simpson and wife
visited her father Sunday.
Dykes. Several from here attended church at Bent Sunday
… Willie Phelps and
wife visited Dora James Saturday night .. Bell Hargis visited
Mrs. G.R.
Phelps Sunday … Lester Phelps, Ottis and Oscar Hargis
visited their uncle,
Fount Phelps, Saturday night .. G.R. Phelps was in Somerset
Thursday …
Several from here attended Sunday school at Whet Stone Sunday
afternoon.
Pisgah. Mrs. Lawrence Camden and mother of Elihu, visited
Sam Waddle Sunday …
Mrs. Sam Vaughn visited Mrs. Bourne Gover Saturday night
… Bill White and
wife spent Sunday at Lum Harvey's … Mrs. Heaton entertained
several friends
Sunday … Thelma Claunch visited Ruth Lorton Wednesday night
… Granville
Lorton has moved to his new farm … Mrs. Earl Leece spent
Saturday and Sunday
at John Gibson's … Mesdames Nan Gholson and Lula Frisbie are
visiting Mrs.
Ira Gholson at Spann, Ky. … Robert Mills and wife attended
church here Sunday
… Margaret Denney, Marie Allen, Rev. Overstreet and Harry
Stigall and wife
visited C.D. Stigall Sunday .. Several from here attended the
revival at
Somerset last week .. W.D. Hayes is visited C.D. Stigall.
Burnside. Robert M. Phillippi died Sunday afternoon
at 4:30 o'clock, April
17, 1920, after an illness of two weeks. Mr. Phillippi was
born and raised
in Pennsylvania but came here 39 years ago and was Supt. Of the
Kentucky
Lumber Co. for 20 years. He was a G.A.C. (?) veteran having
served under
General Grant in the 11th Penn. Regiment for a term of 4
years. He was
widely known in this community, and leaves a host of friends who
will miss
him. The quiet impressive funeral services in the home were
conducted by
Rev. W. ?. Overstreet, of the Presbyterian Church and Rev. M.J.
Dick of the
Christian Church. The many beautiful flowers gave
expression of the many
friends. He is survived by a wife, three daughters, Miss
Doma, Mrs. Wm.
Martin, and Mrs. J.A. Simpson, of Brownsville, Texas, one son,
W.S.
Philippie, two sisters and brother in Johnson, Pa., another
brother in
California, four grandchildren and one great grandchild.
The body was laid
to rest in the City Cemetery … Miss Vesta Halcomb was
in Somerset Saturday …
Mrs. Ben Brown died Wednesday morning, April 14, 1920,
after several weeks
of illness. Mrs. Brown first contracted small pox and
afterward pneumonia
and could not stand the suffering. She had lived here for
over 30 years and
will be greatly missed by her many friends. She is survived
by a husband,
three sons and three daughters. Much sympathy is extended
to the bereaved
family … Miss Spradlin, of Monticello, visited Mr. and Mrs.
M.W. Spradling
last week … Miss Amelia Saunders spent the weekend in
Somerset with relatives
… John Sloan and wife were the guest of Mrs. Frank Ellis in
Somerset Saturday
… Sam Weaver has accepted a position with the Ayer-Lord and
Tie Co. … Miss
Belva Plumlee of Celina, Tenn., was a guest of her sister, Mrs.
J.W. Elliott
last week … Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sloan, Mrs. J.H. Selvidge,
Mrs. J.H. Parrigin,
Mrs. L.M. Cheeley, Miss Edna Young, Mr. and Mrs. G.C. Nunn and
J.J. Crutcher
enjoyed hearing Bud Robinson at the Methodist Church in Somerset
Sunday …
Miss Ann Denton was in Somerset Sunday … L.M. True was in
Lexington Saturday …
Mrs. A.C. Cameran spent Sunday in Somerset …. Mrs.
J.W. Bell and daughter
joined her husband in New Orleans, La., this week and will make
that their
future home … Earl Rynearison of Danville was in town Monday
… Miss Nell
Stringer of Shelbyville spent part of the week with friends here
… Misses
Bertha and Florence Short of Oakdale, are visiting Mrs. W.W. Rew
… Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Ellis of Somerset spent Monday afternoon with Mrs.
R.M. Phillippi
and family … Mrs. J.E. Pollitte of Danville visited Mrs.
W.S. Phillippi this
week … G.M. Cooper is in West Va., this week on business
… George W. Reardon
of New York City was in town Monday … Mrs. J.L. Grissom of
Erlanger was the
guest of Mrs. R.O. Lewis at the Seven Gables Hotel last week
… Misses Stella
Thurston and Charlotte Duncan were in Somerset Sunday …
Wayland Gamblin was
home from Akron, Ohio, this week … Mrs. J.M. Dugger was in
Somerset Monday …
A dear little boy who is called Robert arrived at the home of Mr.
and Mrs.
Emery Heath April 10.
Bent. J.K. Phelps and wife visited Geo. Phelps Sunday
… Jim Phelps was a
visitor here Sunday … Mrs. Rena Hamm visited her sister last
week … Mrs.
Jane Randall spent Saturday with Mrs. F.K. Bray … Stella and
Emma Hargis were
the guest of Golda and Gilla Bray Sunday … Everett Hargis
visited F.K. Bray
Sunday … F.K. Phelps and wife visited Mrs. R.L. Mize
Saturday night … G.A.
Alexander is quite ill.
Acorn. Bud Hargis and wife have returned from Indiana
… Lillian Carlton
visited Rose McDonald Saturday and Sunday … Thos. Arthur and
Lena Whitaker
were married Thursday … George Groggin and family have gone
to Texas to make
their home … Mrs. John Tucker is very ill … Rose
McDonald visited at Vanlo
McDonald's last week .. Bartley Phelps will move soon to his new
home.
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