Suffering Ended: James S. Bogie Sr. Dies at 55
James S. Bogie Sr., 55, died at his home from Brights disease after years of poor health. A prominent county farmer and Christian church leader, he leaves wife Molly Chenault and daughters Mrs. F. C. Duerson and Mrs. Webster P Huntington, plus sons James Jr., Anderson, Edward and Joe. Funeral services were held Tuesday morning, Rev. H. D. Clark officiating, Machpelah Cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. Bogie
Bright
Bogie
Christian Church
Mr. Bogie
Molly Chenault
F. C. Duerson
Webster P Huntington
Cleveland
Ohio
Messrs. Anderson
James S. Jr
Edward
Joe Bogie
Rev
H. D. Clark
Machpelah Cemetery
Chenault and Orear Advertise Special Offer
Ad touts $8.00 worth of ware free with purchase as a time saving deal. Claims value makes investigation worthwhile and directs readers to see the large advertisement in the same paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chenault & Orear
Special commissioner named for long fight over Menifee timber
County Attorney Earl W. Senet is appointed by Circuit Judge Allie W. Young as Special Commissioner in the case R C Morgan et al vs Big Woods Lumber Co. The suit, rooted in Menifee County title and timber rights, has been years in preparation and spans thousands of pages requiring careful study and a lengthy report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl W. Senff
Allie W. Young
R. C. Morgan
Big Woods Lumber Company
Menefee Circuit Court
Menefee County
Frightened horse ridden by local girls sparks Main street scramble
On Monday afternoon a horse driven by Miss Willie B Calk and Miss Eliza beth Taul bolted down Main Street in front of Mrs Tharp's boarding house. The girls held on and steered the horse through the crowd to Wilson alley where it was thrown as one girl gave a quick jerk. Both girls escaped uninjured and the buggy and horse suffered little damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Willie B
Price Calk
Elizabeth Taul
Ed. B. Taul
Tenant House Destroyed by Fire on Maysville Pike
A tenant house on farmer Frank P. Boyd's Maysville pike farm burned Sunday night. Occupant Mr. Spencer saved most belongings. Also noted was Van Arsdell's Pure Maple Sap Syrup selling for 50 cents per quart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Boyd
Maysville Pike
Spencer
Vanarsdell’s
Disastrous flood toll rises across Ohio Indiana and Kentucky
The week of heavy rains devastates Ohio Indiana and Kentucky with Dayton as epicenter. Early reports claim up to 500 lives lost though figures vary including hundreds in Cincinnati and Louisville where property damage is extensive. Rail lines including C O and L E suffer washouts and service disruptions as floods flood creeks and power houses. Local residents named include Paul Hoover and L E Griggs among others reported missing or safe.
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Dayton
Ohio
Miami
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Louisville
Seventh Street
Ashland
New York
Rothwell
Coal Road
Death of J Pierpont Morgan in Rome at 76
J Pierpont Morgan, famed financier nicknamed the Steel King, died in Rome early Monday at age 76. He controlled major stakes in US Steel and railroads, amassing a vast fortune reputed between seventy five million and two hundred million dollars, while supporting charity and church life in New York.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Rome
America
United States Steel Corporation
Mr. Morgan
Episcopal Church
New York City
Monologue Actor James O'Donnell at Table Opera House
James Francis O'Donnell, famed Monologue Actor, performs Monday night at 8:15 at Table Opera House under St. Patrick's Choir. The event features a quartet Louis Utz Norman Brown G B Senff and Harry Stephenson with popular airs. General admission 25 cents, reserved seats 15 cents.
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James Francis O’donnell
Table Opera House
St. Patrick’s Choir
O’donnell
Messrs
Louis Utz
Norman Brown
G. B. Senff
Harry Stephenson
Paying Out Sheep Money in Montgomery County
County Clerk Kellar Greene of Montgomery County pays farmer sheep losses from 1912. Claims filed totaled 1611 dollars 50 cents, state allotment 595 dollars 80 cents. Payments set at 36.97 percent. present claims at the Clerk’s office for funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellar Greene
Montgomery County
Greene
Thomas Kennedy Druggist Remodels Store Front
Thomas Kennedy the Druggist begins remodeling his storefront by installing new show windows and doors. He will also rearrange stock cases and make related interior changes.
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Thomas Kennedy
Kennedy
Montgomery Fiscal Court Awards Four Year Treasurer Term
At the April term of the Montgomery Fiscal Court little business occurred. Dr D H Bush was named Jail Physician for the coming year and C T Hazelrigg was re elected County Treasurer for four years with a salary of $100 per year. Hazelrigg is regarded as a competent prompt and polite official.
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Montgomery
D. H. Bush
C. T. Hazelrigg
Hazelrigg
Suicide of Emil Fredrick Former Florist and Poet
Emil Fredrick a former Model Green house proprietor and leading florist of Lexington shot himself at his boarding house after years of despondency over his wife's desertion He left notes and requested his brain be phrenologically studied for science He was born in 1852 in Alsace Germany and moved to the United States around 1882 He left a life policy for his son and was a member of Lexington Tent Order of the Maccabees Continued on Page
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Emil Fredrick
Winchester Pike
Lexington
Mt. Sterling
Harry Fredrick
B. McCart
Nora Freda
Fredrick
Europe
United States
Louisville
Order of the Maccabees
Harry
Lexington Brewing Company
New York
Alsace
Germany
America
Lexington Leader
James McKee Dies in Chicago Brother of Judge McKee
James McKee aged about 65 died in a Chicago hospital after a period of illness. He was the only brother of Judge H. Clay McKee of this city and formerly lived in Owingsville. McKee once supervised an Olympia ore mine and later held other positions. For about twenty years he lived in Chicago running a coal and feed business. Friends extend sympathy but high waters prevented attendance at the Chicago funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McKee
Chicago
McKee
H. Clay McKee
Owingsville
Olympia
Judge McKee
Onion Sets Cheapest at Spot Cash Grocery
The listing notes Onion sets cheapest price at Spot Cash Grocery. This item appears among daily grocery price notes with emphasis on value at the Spot Cash store.
Bread Shipped to Ashland Under Urgent Telegraph Request
Mayor W A Samuels of Sterling acted after a telegram from Ashland Mayor Vansant asking immediate bread. Star Bakery owner Wilson produced 800 loaves overnight and plans 1000 daily, as Ashland reports power outages and a river 2 feet higher than 1884. Winchester and Lexington sent provisions. Express Company offers free carriage. Cattie... areas suffer hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Samuels
Vansant
Ashland
Mr. Samuels
Mr. Wilson
Star Bakery
Winchester
Lexington
Express Company
Cattlettsburg
Normal
Thomson Farm Rented For A Year Near Thomson Station
Messrs. H. L. Quisenberry and Penn Taylor of Clark county rent the H. P. Thomson farm recently purchased by Andy Hampton for the coming year. The 414 acre tract near Thomson Station will yield about 40 acres of tobacco and 150 acres of corn. Rent set at $2,000 cash. Fresh country eggs 15 cents per dozen at Variarsdell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
H. L. Quisenberry
Penn Taylor
Clark County
H. P. Thomson
Andy Hampton
Thomson Station
Also Mentioned on This Page
James S. Bogie, Sr
E.W. Senet
Fund For
Exchange Bank
Excrange Bank
Indiana
Slate Creek
Loudonville, New Bethlehem
Paul N. Hoover
L. E. Griggs
Clara Kenney
Neal Guilfoile
Charlie Wilson
Alpha Enoch
Rouse Boys
Harrison Avenue
de. J. T. Ricketts
Columbus
Zanesville
Delaware
Chillicothe
James
Mr. Sterling
Thomson
Variarsdell’s
Bryal & Whitehead
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