Deaths Amid Sorrow From County Families
Brief obituary notes from Willisburg and surrounding areas record the deaths of Louise Montgomery Mary Mudd Lem Keeling and Mrs Nelson Hays. Louise Montgomery 31 from St Rose died of tuberculosis funeral at St Rose burying ground. Mary Mudd 78 wife of Dr J B Mudd died in Louisville after kidney trouble funeral at St Johns Church. Lem Keeling 26 of Willisburg Christian Church died of consumption funeral at Willisburg cemetery. Mrs Nelson Hays 66 died at home northeast of Lebanon after stomach trouble funeral at Pleasant Hill church. Survived by husbands, children, siblings, and many relatives.
Knights of Columbus buy Lebanon residence for hall plans
A Knights of Columbus committee representing Lebanon Council No 1284 closed a deal with W E Merkley to purchase his Main and Depot street residence in Lebanon for about $6000. The property will house the order and, soon, a three story hall to serve public needs with capacity for about a thousand. Also noted is the death of Mrs Eq Miles Jr age 20 on Hardin's Creek after a long illness of dropy. funeral at St Charles church with interment in St Charles cemetery. she was daughter of Mrs Charles Hamilton and is survived by her mother sisters and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 4. Hogarty
R. G. Goodie
Clem ‘Hill
Sain J. Spalding
William Bickett
Knights*of Columbus
Lebanon
W. E. Merkley
Main
Depot Streets
Knignts
Mra Eq Miles, Jr
Hardin's Creek
Lo Wetto
St. Charles’ Church
Father Herbert
St. Charles
Charles Hamilton
Jerry
O—D
Arkansas
Smith
Brown
Fiscal Court Adjourns After Two Day Session
The fiscal court finished its two day session with the main action on approving appropriations for the county turnpikes. An increase in the turnpike appropriation was approved, marking the first meeting of the newly elected magistrates. The court now consists of Judge Litsey, County Attorney Mayes, and magistrates Hendren, Polin, Gordon, Willett, Votow, and Haya.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litsey
Mayes
Hendren
Polin
Gordon
Willett
Votow
Haya
Damage suit against Royalty for malicious prosecution
Ansel Phillips sues 8 W Royalty for 10000 dollars in damages claiming malicious prosecution after a false warrant in September led to a trial before Judge Hughes and two grand juries failing to indict. He spent 100 dollars on counsel and says his reputation suffered. bloodhounds were reportedly used to locate the arsonist. Attorneys C E Rankin and J F Vanared represent Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansel Phillips
8. W. Royalty
Squire Royalty
Jadge Hughes
C. E. Rankin
J. F. Vanared
Phillips
Hargodsburg Herald
Dipping the Remedy: Sheep Dipping Proves Best Cure
Mr J De Whitehouse of near a Lancaster pike town advocates dipping as the only successful method to eradicate scab disease among sheep. He cites a thousand afflicted animals around Perryville and says the disease is widespread across the state. He has consulted leading sheepmen who agree dipping is key and urges farmers to begin immediately to protect their flocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. de Whitehouse
Lancaster Pike
Perryville
Whitehouse
Bootleggers and parishioners face court fines in police case
A Bleary tale of Last Thursday in Police Court shows a crowded docket of bootleggers and domestic cases. Fines ranged from fifty to one hundred dollars for liquor without license, with Ben McElroy fined for whipping his wife. The story recalls a dramatic editor confrontation and farcical threats, ending with a managering retreat and miners mocking the editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sager Smith
Parson Grundy
Jim Key
Ben McElroy
Sherman Roundtree
Della
Tom Smith
Noe
High Street
Ben
H. Haya
W. G. Holliday
Bluff Town Paper Tales in California Mining Camp
A fragment from a early 60s mining town paper recounts editor Brown and a rough crew in Dead Gulch California. Stories feature Lucky poker players, tourists, a whiskey joint owner Dog Nosed Jerry, a wife swindle, and a protective bodyguard for the first married woman to strike the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain Smith
Oregon
Taylor
Brown
Jerry
Sacramento
Adonis
Zemo Endorsed For Skin Ailments By Local Drugstore
Leo Haydon, Drugist, reports strong approval for Zemo as a clean vegetable liquid external remedy for eczema pimples and dandruff. He notes it draws out germs to heal skin without clothing or linen impact and offers a home cure guide with each purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ZEMO
Leo Haydon
Remedies for skin diseases with Chamberlins Salve usage
For diseases of the skin including eczema tetter and berbers itch intense itching and smarting disturb sleep and life. Quick relief may be had by applying Chamberlins Salve. It allays itching and smarting almost instantly and many cases have been cured. For sale by Leo Hayden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlin
Ite O
Leo Hayden
The Two Sinners
A moral tale contrasts the condemnations of a condemned woman and a spared man. Both face death and burial, while the world’s judgment persists. The piece ends with a question about virtue and forgiveness between heaven and earth.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Quick Healing
It proclaims unbeatable salve for cuts sores boils ulcers and skin eruptions. Claims relief for sore eyes cold sores and chapped skin. Available for 25 cents at Haydon and Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydon & Robertson
Weddings at St Rose and engagements in Springfield
Miss Marie Mudd and Thomas W Wheatley wed at St Rose at 5 30 PM with a musical program. Attendants included Manuel Mudd Lewis Kelly Will Robertson and Mr Keene. Bride daughter of C B Mudd now living with aunt Mrs Monroe Cecil. Mr Wheatley a noted farmer and stock trader. Also engagement announced of Mary Katherine Spalding to Charles William Hagan of this place. Wedding planned for April 28 at St Augustine church Lebanon. Mrs Kate Spalding hosts. Mr and Mrs John C Talbott announce engagement of Mary Teresa Talbott to Samuel J Spalding of Lebanon with May wedding planned. Also note on cough remedies and diphtheria risk, Chamberlains Sun Remedy recommended for children. Mrs F F Starcher of Ripley endorses. Sales mention Leo Haydon Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Mudd
Thos. W. Wheatley
St. Rose
Mesars. Manuel
Mudd
Lews Kelly
Will Robertson
Keene
C. B. Mudd
Monroe Cecil
Wheat
Kate Spalding
Lebanon
Mary Katherine Spalding
Chas
William Hagan
J. A. Hogarty
St. Augustine's Harch
Leb
Miss Spalding
Springfield
Hagan
John C. Talbott
Bardstown
Mary Teresa Talbott
Samuel J. Spalding
Miss Talbott
Chamberlain
F. F. Starcher
Ripley
W. Va
Cerlain
Leo Haydon Drug Co
Social News From Mackville And Nearby Towns
Mackville residents hosted guests including John Baker and family and Theophilus Sutthes with others in attendance. A funeral visitation for Geo Gibbs of Lomsville drew local relatives. Local families welcomed returning students, and several visits occurred among residents of Willisburg Harrodsburg Perryville and Seymour. Three houses are under construction and Eliza Brown improves slowly.
Skin Diseases Quickly Cured By 2 Simple Home Remedy
An ad notes a two ingredient home remedy for skin and scalp diseases including eczema pimples and dandruff. Customer relief is promised with a booklet from Mr Leo Haydon the druggist who offers the preparation for home use and claims big cures with each purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Haadan
Teme
Zeme
Leo Haydon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Louise Montgomery
Mary Mudd
Lem Keeling
Miss Montgomery
St. ‘Rose
R. B. and
Hacket Craycroft
Montgomery
Messrs
Frank
J. R
Sum
Alex
Attie Blandford
Mary Bell Montgomery
Louisville
Eopeyes
Kisney
St. John’s Church
St. Louis
J. B. Mudd
Miss Clements
Geo. Keeling
Celestial
Heaven
Willisburg
Sitaee Ober
Grubbs
Willieburg
George Kee Ting
Mary Keeling
Florence Settles
Matte
Maybell
Bertha
Everett
Miltie
Hyatt
Tia
Nelson Hays
Vlesgant Hill Church
Robert Purdom
Haysville Cemetery
Mesdames Nannie Powar
Bessie Nelson
Gaither, Tom, Will
Harris Hays
Marion County
Falcon and Enteprise
Fiscal Court
California
Parsemirrion Store
Thos. Wheatley
Mackville
John Baker
Theophilus Sutthes
C. C. Cloya
Aliss Anna Riley
Fenwick
W. W. William
Harrodsburg
Will Shewmaker
Hartford Shewmaker
Corninhwalte
Auben Brown
Seymour
Ind
Eliza Brown
Wil! Lowe
Grundy & McIntire
M. Russell
Jewelek and Optician
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