The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-08-19

Mrs. Gilbert Sattefwhite in Akron,
Ohio, and from lake trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beall MADDEN and
two sons, and Mr.. Harry Hunt and
Miss Catherine Hadden have return
ed from a camping trip on Red river,
near Clay City.
Mrs. Florence Moss and family, OF
Eminence, and Il. O. Moss and FAM
lily, of Winchester, motored over and
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Moss, near Camargo.
j. N. Hisle, of Winchester, former
ly of this city and conspicuous on
the tobacco market was here Mon
day. Mr.. Hisle has quit the tobac-
co game and is now engaged in farm
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McAndelli and
James Banolas, of Lexington, mo-
tored here Wednesday of last week
and were with their friends, Peter
Zervas and wife, returning Thurs
day.
Jimmy Lloyd who has been with
the A. f. f. in France and Germany
since the United States entered the
war, has received his discharge and
is here visiting his father, r. c.
Lloyd.
Miss Martha Reed leaves Satur-
day for Halls, Tenn, where she is
engaged as one of the teachers of
the school there. Miss Reed has
made a success at teaching and is
regarded as one of the very best in
Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell E. Booker
left yesterday for Baltimore after
being the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Prewitt Young and Misses Sallie and
Anne Clay. Mr. Booker had charge
of the music at the meeting just
closed at Somerset church.
Misses Mary Grail, Mary Vansant
Robertson, Elizabeth McCoun, Eliza
Lockhart, and Claude Fitzpatrick,
Howell Hunt, Irwin Jackson and
Stewart Sharp returned Saturday
after a two weeks camping party on
the Cumberland river near Williams
burg.
Miss Marian Swango and her
brother, James II. Swango, Jr., of
Terre Haute, Ind, after a very
pleasant visit with their grandfather
and grandmother, Judge and Mrs. G.
B. Swango, of this city, left We'd
nesday for their home much to the
regret of their grandparents.
Mrs. Louella Norris, visiting
nurse, was in Louisville last week
for the purpose of bringing home
James Bishop, who has been in the
Children's Hospital for treatment
since early Spring. The child is
greatly improved and is now at his
home near Jacksonville.
Mr.. James A. Wallace, Of Irvine,
Republican candidate for State
Treasurer, was in the city Monday
shaking hands with his Republican
friends. Mr.. Wallace is one of the
bunch approved by the so-called G.
O. p. Bosses and it stands him in
hand to get close to al Republicans.
The contest between Kash and Ever
sole gives plain indications as to
how the majority of Republicans feel
in regard to self constituted nomi-
mating committees.
The following persons from this
city were registered at Olympian
Springs the past week: L. j. Bigstaff,
C. B. Patterson, DIR. B. d. Bosworth,
Mrs. B. d. Bosworth, Mrs. Edith
Miss Alexine Bigstaff,
James Bigstaff, James Nesbitt, r. P.
Thomas, Hunt Priest, Ed Prewitt,
Harry Howell, Hodge Morris, Eliz-
abeth Prewitt, Anne Prewitt, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. II. Gatewood, Mrs. B. eager,
Miss Kathleen eager, eager Gate
wood, Mary Gatewood, Mr. and Mrs.
C. w. Kirkpatrick, C. w. Compton,
John S. Duty, r. III. Lane, ]. w.
Hedden, Jr, Mrs. j. w. Hedden, Jr.,
Miss Emily Elizabeth Hedden, A. j.
Gatewood and wife, Miss Susette
Johnson, William Enoch, Miss Alpha
Enoch, Mrs. j. C. Hamilton, Geo. G.
Hamilton, Jr., Russell French Chest
er Dryer, Margaret Nesbitt, Sarah
Frances Hamilton, Harold Blevins,
Sidney j. Calk, Seth Bolts, C. F.
II. r. Prewitt, S. ID. Nit
chell and wife, w. A. Blevins, R. G.
Eubank, John eamuels.