Social Newspaper Articles of Clark County
Submitted by: Barbara Z.
Lexington Herald February 19 1910
SOCIALS
Miss Clay Croxton delightfully entertained a few friends with a 6 o'clock dinner very informally, complimentary to Miss Bullivant of Boston, the guest of Miss Ethel Thomas. The table was exquisitely appointed and the dinner was served in cources, was delicious in every detail. Lexington Herald February 19 1910
Mrs. Raymond Crump is visiting relatives in Carlisle. Lexington Herald February 19 1910
Mrs. Bettie Roberts of Mt. Sterling is visiting Mrs. Charles Guy. Lexington Herald February 19 1910]
Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry Allen returned from Florida on Friday. Lexington Herald February 19 1910]
Miss Susie Bedford left this week to attend the Normal School at Richmond. Lexington Herald February 19 1910]
Mr. and Mrs. E.K. Clinkenbeard at Portsmouth, Ohio, are visiting relatives here. Lexington Herald February 19 1910]
Miss Bettie Johnson and Miss Mullins are attending the Milliner openings in Cincinnati. Lexington Herald February 19 1910]
Mr. Jouett Simpson left this week for Clearwater, Florida for a stay of several weeks. Lexington Herald February 19 1910]
Judge W.M. Beckner has returned from Miami, Florida, where he spent several weeks. Lexington Herald February 19 1910]
Mrs. Cora Mills and Mrs. Buford Tracy have gone to Florida to spend several weeks. Lexington Herald February 19 1910]
Mr. and Mrs. Hunt Quisenberry and daughter, Frances, visited relatives in Mt. Sterling this week. Lexington Herald February 19 1910]
Mrs. J.M. Woods of Lexington is visiting her daughters, Mrs. Charles Attersall and Mrs. Charles Finnell. Lexington Herald February 19 1910]
Miss Tillie Roberts of Lexington, who has been the guest of Mrs. J.W. Ismael, has gone to Cincinnati. Lexington Herald February 19 1910]
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Mansfield and daughter, Mrs. Hubert Hunter, have gone to Daytonia Florida to spend some time. Lexington Herald February 19 1910]
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Simpson have gone to Clearwater Florida, to spend several months with their son, Mr. Hubert Simpson. Lexington Herald February 19 1910]
Mr. Ed Lewis of Nashville, Tenn. is visiting his sister Mrs. George Hart. Lexington Herald February 19 1910]
Mrs. Jennie Catherwood Bean and Miss Lucy Catherwood have returned to Lexington, after a visit to relatives in this city. Lexington Herald February 19 1910]
Miss Bessie Clay, who has been the guest of Miss Phoebe Lambert, while enroute from Danville, where she attended the marriage of her brother, Mr. Sanders Clay, and Miss Katre Curry has returned to her home in Henderson. Lexington Herald February 19 1910]
Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Beatty and family have moved from French Avenue to Burns Court. Lexington Herald February 19 1910]
Mrs. Laban Cockrell is entertaining a weekend house party. Lexington Herald February 19 1910]
Miss Golden Day is tthe guest of Miss Letitia Warren for a dance at Danville. Lexington Herald February 19 1910]
Mr. and Mrs. H.H. Hall returned from Paris, Illinois where they attended the funeral of the former's stepfather Mr. Leroy Wiley. Lexington Herald February 19 1910]
Mrs. J.T. Vaught has returned from Florida. Lexington Herald February 19 1910]
Mr. and Mrs. James Winn left Friday to spend the remainder of the winter in Florida. Lexington Herald February 19 1910]
Mr. Thomas Allen has returned to Crown City, Ohio, after spending a few days with his family in the city. Lexington Herald February 19 1910]
Misses Elizabeth and Nona Trimble of Wade's Mill are the guests of Mrs. Gilbert Haggard. Lexington Herald February 19 1910]
Miss Elma Rupard and Mr. Charles Jackson visited Miss Eudocia Hedges in Lexington one day this week. Lexington Herald February 19 1910]
Mr. J.W. Rupard and R. Gus Mann returned from the west. Lexington Herald February 19 1910]
Miss Rose Burke is visiting her sister, Mrs. R.E. Punch, in Mt. Sterling Lexington Herald February 19 1910]
Mr. Shehan, who has been enployed at the Clark County Warehouse, has accepted a position at Henderson. Lexington Herald February 19 1910]
Little Nora Mae Blount of Lexington, is the guest of her aunt, Miss Mary White. Lexington Herald February 19 1910]
Messrs Roy Tucker, Grant Robertson and Leon Renaker attended the Fritzi Scheff performance at Lexington. Lexington Herald February 19 1910]
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Morris and Mrs. Martha Morris of Mt. Sterling attended the funeral of Mrs. N.H. Ramsey. Lexington Herald February 19 1910]
Mr. R.R. Perry and daughter, Miss Goldie, have returned from New Orleans, where they went as delegates to the National Editorial Association. Lexington Herald February 19 1910]
[Lexington Herald 4/4/1908]
Personal and Social News
Mr. and Mrs. John Tyler of Mt. Sterling, have moved to Winchester and leased the Nunnelley flats on Hickman Street. [Lexington Herald 4/4/1908]
Mr. and Mrs. Hainline is at home from a visit to Mt. Sterling. [Lexington Herald 4/4/1908]
Mr. and Mrs. Lee W. Bean have returned from their wedding trip and were guests Sunday at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs, James Prewitt, in the county. [Lexington Herald 4/4/1908]
Mrs. Oscar Brother and sister, Miss Stella Dawson and Miss Louise Lacy and Mrs, Burbridge Ratliff, of Bath County, were guests with Mr. and Mrs. Matt Bean for short while Sunday, enroute to Cincinnati to attend the millinery openings. [Lexington Herald 4/4/1908]
Mrs. Leeland Haggard, Miss Emma Powell and Mr. Dallas Oiwell visited Mrs. O. B. Bush, in Fayette County this week. [Lexington Herald 4/4/1908]
Mrs. Davis Patrick, of North Middletown, is spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. P.S. Kerr. [Lexington Herald 4/4/1908]
Mrs. Jessie Bean and Miss Catherine McCord left Monday for Cincinnati where they will be joined Tuesday by Mrs. John D. Poynter. They will attend the millinery openings there and in a number of other cities. [Lexington Herald 4/4/1908]
Mrs. S. H. Thorpe, of Louisville, in the guest of her sister, Mrs. Herbert Scrivener. [Lexington Herald 4/4/1908]
Mr. and Mrs. John Burgin will move on March 1 to the Couchman home they recently purchased on Lexington Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Wood will move from the Victoria apartments to the house vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Burgin [Lexington Herald 4/4/1908]
Miss Minnie Lou Carr, of Paris, is visiting relatives in Winchester. [Lexington Herald 4/4/1908]
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Scobee, of Lexington, were visitors here Monday. [Lexington Herald 4/4/1908]
[December 2, 1908, Lexington Herald ]
Personal News Notes.
Miss Elizabeth Hash returned to her home in Lexington Monday after a delightful visit to Mr., and Mrs. John Oden. [December 2, 1908, Lexington Herald ]
Mrs. Anna Swift returned to her home in Lexington Saturday after a pleasant visit to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swift. [December 2, 1908, Lexington Herald ]
Miss Goldie Perry was in Lexington Monday to see "Paid in Full" [December 2, 1908, Lexington Herald ]
Mr. W.A. Beatty was in Lexington Saturday. [December 2, 1908, Lexington Herald ]
Mrs. Henry Phillips and Mrs. Ben Crutcher were in Lexington Monday. [December 2, 1908, Lexington Herald ]
Miss Lena Bratton was a visitor in Lexington Tuesday. [December 2, 1908, Lexington Herald ]
Miss Fannie Sue Bush was in Lexington Monday evening to see "Paid In Full," and will spend several days here with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Strother Goff were in Lexington Monday.
Miss Laurinne Crostwaite has returned to her home in Lexington after a most delightful visit to Miss Margaret Brown
Miss Mary Winn has returned to Lexington after a visit to Mrs. Rufus Lisle
Mrs. Hanson, of Lexington, is visiting Mrs. W. R. Thomas.
MIss May Day, of Hazel Green, is the attractive guest of Miss Golden Day.
Miss Marguerite Hieatt and Sara Jones returned to Hamilton Monday after a most delightful visit to Miss Margaret Day.
Miss Lewis and Miss Willie Hieatt returned to Georgetown College Monday.
Miss Hunt, of Mt. Sterling is the guest of Mrs. Harvey Franklin
Mrs. Dan Smith, of Cincinnati, who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Tarabull, for a week, returns to her home tomorrow morning
Lexington Herald, December 3 1912
PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS
Mr. J. B. Phipps, prominent attorney of West Liberty, was In town on legal business today and left at noon for Huntington, W. Va.
Capt. J. Speed Smith, of Seattle,Wash. is in town for a few days for a visit to his sister, Mrs. J. M. Benton, having stopped over from a business trip to New York and Washington, enroute to his far Western home. Captain Smith is the Government immigration inspector at Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott, who have been visiting here since Thanksgiving left this morning for Lexington to visit Rev Thomas C Ecton and family before returning to their home in Campbellsburg.
Mrs. Sara Dudley Tracy will return Tuesday from a short stay with relatives in Paris.
T. C. Allen has returned to Huntington, W. Va, after a pleasant visit to her old home here.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Scott entertained at their home on the Ruckerville pike with a big family reunion dining on Sunday.
Mrs. T. C Allen and Mrs. Cassie Gaines were guests of Mrs. Charles Strother Sunday evening for a fish supper.
Messrs. J. C. Prewitt and Charles B. Strother were in Becknerville Sunday on Sunday school work
Prof, and Mrs. J. C. Lary attended the funeral of Mr. William Renick on Sunday.
Miss Emma Guy, teacher of the Vienna School, spent from Friday until Monday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Guy
Mr. J. O. Cannon spent the holidays in Carlisle.
Mrs. W. P. Eckley and a daughter, Miss Carrie, of Lexington, spent Friday here.
[Lexington Herald, Feb. 4, 1913]
Winchester Personals
Mrs. Anna L. Swift, of Lexington, was in town Saturday.
Mrs. W.D. Smith, of Lexington, is visiting Mrs. Susan G. Anderson.
Mr. Waller Nunnelly was in Lexington Sunday.
Mrs. Mayme Wright left Sunday after a visit to Miss Sallie McDonald, of Lexington.
Mrs. George O. Tebba and children have returned from a visit to Waco, Texas.
Miss Frances Quisenberry is visiting in Mt. Sterling.
Mrs. Hart Robinson left Monday for New York and Atlantic City.
Mrs. Richard McCormick and Mrs. Elizabeth Scobee left Monday for Washington and New York.
Miss Elizabeth Closby, of Lexington, is visiting Miss Edna Ramsey.
Messrs. Charles Ramsey and Hugh Witt motored to Mt. Sterling Sunday.
Misses Gertrude Bush and ?? Scrivener and Mr. Lewis Hampton were weekend guests of Misses Kitty and Margaret Hampton.
Miss Bertie Thompson is the guest of Miss Dazey Moore Porter, in Lexington.
Misses Dazey Moore Porter, Margaret Milward, Maybelle Delong and Messrs. Joe Delong and E.A. Ewin of Lexington, motored to Winchester Sunday afternoon to be the guest of Miss Bertie Thompson
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