Mary Harrison Alward Obituary Near Marysville Kentucky
Mary Harrison Alward born Sept 29 1819 near Marysville Kentucky died Nov 14 1911 at age 92 1 15. Daughter of Cuthbert and Jemima Harrison she moved with family to Fountain County Indiana. She married Ira Alward July 2 1840 and had 11 children four daughters and sons survive with 29 grandchildren 25 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. She joined Freedom church in 1885 under Rev J F Phillips and lived in faith awaiting the Master. Funeral was at Wallace church Nov 6 conducted by Rev J J Patterson Danville Illinois and burial beside her husband who died March 14 1886.
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Mary Harrison Alward
Cuthbert and
Jemima Harrison
Marysville
Fountain County
Indiana
Ira Alward
Better Land
Sarah Myers
J. F. Phillips
Old Buffalo Grange Hall
Accidental Shooting Near Tangier Injures Hunter
The fall hunting accident near Tangier last Saturday involved Guy Ritten and Warren Simpson. The shotgun carried by Simpson discharged, injuring Ritten in the leg. He survived a feared fatal wound and was sent home after a physician removed seventeen shots and several pellets from his leg.
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Tangier
Guy Ritten
Warren Simpson
Simpson
Ritten
Card of Thanks for Mary Iward
We thank the many kind friends relatives and neighbors who lent a helping hand during the illness and death of our dear mother Mary Iward.
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Mary Iward
Local visitors and social notes from nearby towns
Mrs Byron Thomas of Danville Illinois visits G F Sines and family this week. Mrs Frank Stockdale of Frankfort Indiana visits relatives over Sunday. Miss Clara Sines shops in Veedersburg Saturday. Miss Maggie Day visits friends in Kingman Saturday. Mrs George Hawkins of Veedersburg visits Mrs Ellen Shell over Sunday. Miss Sylvia Redenbaugh visits Miss Ethel Renick in Kingman Saturday night. Mrs Fred Jones of Lebanon Indiana visits Austin Myers and family last week. Charles Newman of Bangor Maine visiting relatives in the vicinity. Miss Ruby Day visits relatives in Kingman over Sunday. Miss Madge Shell shops. Eli Myers, a Louisiana land man, leaves Tuesday with buyers W R Massey, Jas A Copeland, C L Steinbaurgh, J L Flesher, H H Glascock, of this place. Roy Rodgers, Mark Rodgers, S H Sowers and Ike Harbert of Covington.
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Eli Myers
Louisiana
W. R. Massey
Jas. A. Copeland
C. L. Steinbaurgh
J. L. Flesher
H. H. Glascock
Roy Rodgers
Mark Rodgers
S. H. Sowers
Ike Harbert
Covington
Morrow Bros Entertain at Kingman Opera House
The Morrow Bros Male Quartette performed Monday night before a fair audience at Kingman Opera House. Their numbers pleased the crowd, showing the quartet’s notable musical ability. Geo Norris hosted a quail hunt on his farm north of town last Thursday for Frank McToutry Attica Leroy Sanders Oscar Phebus Coyington Jeff Glascock near Yeddo Henry Webb Crawfordsville and M L Cory. A midday kingly dinner followed. Tangier lecture season opens Tuesday at 8 pm in the high school with Mrs Oceola Pooler, a renowned artist, delivering a reading to an appreciative audience.
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Morrow Bros
Kingman Opera House
Geo. Norris
Here
Frank McToutry
Attica
Leroy Sanders
Oscar Phebus
Coyington
Jeff Glascock
Yeddo
Henry Webb
Crawfordsville
M. Ll. Cory
Tangier
Oceola Pooler
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Claude B. Philpott
O. S. Douglas
Lawygr
Ind
James A. Copeland
Alexander
RES
J. T. Redman
Office
C. M. Spencer
Undertaker
Emuamer
Kingman
Dr. A. le Ratcliff
Kingman Bank Building
DR. F
Cuthbert
Kingman Hotel
Col
Claude Madden
Danville
Ilinois
Jackson St
T. Me
Jackson
A. Dickens
Blue Front
Robinson & Reath
Alexander’s Grocery
Kingman, Ind
China
C.L. Woody
Home Journal
Evening Post
McConnell
Journal
Post
G. L. Cory
Byron Thomas
Danville, Ill
G. F. Sines and
Frank Stockdale
Frankfort, Ind
Clara Sines
Veedersburg
Maggie Day
George Hawkins
Ellen Shell
Sylvia Redenbaugh
Ethel Renick
Fred Jones
Lebanon, Ind
Austin Myers and Family
Charles Newman
Bangor
Ruby Day
J TK
America
H. P. McCrary
Renick
U. S
C. M. Hudson
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