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Newspaper

Richmond Daily Register

Location

Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1920

Page

5

Local Notes Highlight Social Visits And Fires In Richmond

Forest Hale and Miss Bessie Ashbill visited relatives while Mr and Mrs Gibson Powell traveled to Union City. Mattie Wells returned from Nicholasville and Versailles, as did Mix and Mrs Tom Elkins to a Nicholsville Versailles residence. A tenant house on Wm Hadens farm burned last week with unknown cause. The community plans to boost Sunday school attendance and work toward April goals.

Bessie Ashbill Richmond Gibson Powell Union City Mattie Wells Nicholasville Versailles Mix Tom Elkins Elva Pisg Arnett Taylor Newby Bulah Bolton Susan McGuire Hiram Asbell Miley Lowery FE. C. Cosby Mary Haden Oldham Aurelia Powell William Haden Boonesboro Pike Carney Davis Red House Vernon Lynn Pigg Wm. Haden Wit Richardson Pattie Wells Lena Grizard Valley View Lestie Taylor Mgr A. H. Wells

Moses Keaton Victim of Tuberculosis

Mr. Mose Keaton died at his Tate's Creek Avenue home on Thursday morning at 5 o'clock after a winter-long confinement to his room with tuberculosis. He was about 35 years old and is survived by his wife who has many friends in her sorrow. Funeral arrangements had not been made as Daily Register went to press.

Mose Keaton Tate’s Creek Avenue Daily Register

Logsdon Family Faces Influenza Sickness And Visits

The Logsdon family at Panola suffers a severe influenza spell. Miss Webb a Robinson hospital nurse from Berea had to return home due to illness. Local social notes record weddings and visitors including Dessie Gunn and Roy Sharp from Lexington, plus various calls on Panola residents.

M. A. Logsdon Webb Robinson Hospital Berea Dessie Gunn Roy Sharp Lexington Panola Clark Garrett Miamisburg Ohio J. J. Johnstone Irvine S .N. Johnstone Charlie Covington Richmond O. 'Tar A. J. Harper A. J. Divs Ravenna Lottie Rice Mollie and Isa Witt Mattie Broaddus Lillian Woolery Elden Logsdon Whitesburg Addie Gunn Lexinteon

Timber and Coal Boundary Sold for Carrs Fork Reach

R. D. Baker and J. M. McLemore bought a timber and coal boundary on the Carrs Fork branch of the L&N. The railroad will extend two miles, mines opened and mills established.

R. D. Baker J. M. McLemore Carr’s Fork

Beil County Riot Victim Jim Hall Shot Eight Times

Jim Hall a Beil county guard died after being shot eight times during the Wallins Creek riot sparked by a miner's slap. The deaths rose to three as the clash left several injured and unsettled the region.

Jim Hall Wallins Creek Beil County

Farm fire in Bourbon county damages Dodge farm home

Fifteen farm hands from the neighborhood occupied by Frank Stoker battled a blaze at the Dodge farm in Bourbon county. The residence was saved despite the fire seeming doomed, with damage estimated at $2,000.

Dodge Farm Bourbon County Frank Stoker

Rucker Family and Local Notables Share Weekend News

Waco residents report a weekend in Lexington for Mr. and Mrs. O C Rucker and Mrs Vardy Taylor. Elizabeth Quisenberry visits from Oxford Ohio with sister Mrs Armer Hisle. Ben Bush takes over Bush Bros store from his brother W T Bush. Maud Frances Lee is born to Mr and Mrs Baumstark after a Sunday visit. Minnie B Little returns from Huntington with sister Mrs T C Long and Emma Jerne. Lykins the postmaster recovers at home after illness.

O. C. Rucker Vardy Taylor Lexington Elizabeth Quisenberry Oxford Ohio Armer Hisle W. T. Bush Bush Bros. Dry Goods Ben Bush Miss Bush Lucy Thorpe Sterke J. W. Baumstark Maud Frances Lee Minnie B. Little Huntington W. Va T. C. Long Emma Jerne Lykins

Horse Owned by W C Webster Dies From Lockjaw After Nail Injury

A horse belonging to W C Webster of Trimble County died from lockjaw after stepping on a rusty nail. The animal refused $200 offer before the injury led to the fatal illness.

W. C. Webster Trimble County

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Toggery Forest Hale Main ST Broadway Albert Reed Charlie’ Shaw Reed Mac Masters Charles Moses Keaton Country Gentleman National Farm Weekly United States Sam Lees West Main Lexington, Kentucky Bolivia State Bank & Trust A .H. B. Hanger R. E. Turley Cross Waco Dixie Dry Cleanery American Legion Legion Eve Swift P. A. C. Infirmary Sewele and McKinney Farmers Club Brassfiel
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