Local social notes and a fire at Clifton Kidwell’s home
A compilation of social visits across families including the Grays, Goodletts, Hardestys, Mitchells and Williams with Sunday gatherings and shopping trips. A fire destroyed the Clifton Kidwell home. Census enumerators for Washington county announced with names and start date of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Gray
Martha and
Ida
Walter Lewis
Fannie Hardesty
R. H. Hardin
Fanny Williams
Little A. B. Lewis
J. M. Sales
Charley Bishop
Clifton Kidwell
Pilson Smith
Greensburg
Washington County
Springfield
R. L. Bush
Spring Jane
E.H Downey
T. J. Conway
Fredericktown
C.E. Osborn
Mackville
Fred Mayes
Hendren
Albert Crawford
Kelly Shop
J.T. Prather
Wilhsburg
Chas. Hungate
North
Dr Kings New Life Pills Claim Kill Appendicitis
The ad touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a preventive and curative remedy. It claims stomach liver and bowel stimulation prevents clogging that invites appendicitis and relieves headaches biliousness chills with a 25 cent price at Haydon and Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
New Life
Haydon & Robertson
Local notices from Happy Hollow and Bardstown farming ads
Miss Myrtle Armstrong and others visit families including Shields Hanby and Walls while several couples attend gatherings. Barn fire destroys M C Keeling’s barn. Farmers offer multiple farms for sale from 500 to 2000 dollars with tobacco and stock farms plus Bardstown city property via Orville Arnold or Dr Deats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bardstown
Orvitle Arnold
Dr. Deats
Local Notes From Lebanon and Surrounding Towns
Local residents visiting relatives and attending events in Bardstown Harrodsburg and Louisville. Notable mentions include Elizabeth Hord and son John departing for San Angelo Texas, Louie Montgomery's funeral attended by Charlie Thompson, and Richard Spalding returning to St Marys school after home time. Misses Nanme Evelyn and Josephine Spalding of Lebanon were in town, and Bertha Haydon stayed with her sister in Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hord
John
San Angelo
Texas
John Clements
Lebanon
Clements
Charlie Thompson
Meade County
Louie Montgomery
Emanuel Mudd
Louisville
Bertha Haydon
T. A. Spalding
Bardstown
Lum Montgomery
St. Mary's
Louise Montgomery
Richard Spalding
Nanme Evelyn
Josephine Spalding
Mresey J.-M. Stergeon
Joe Bishop
Ben Waters
Lebanon notes and health ad blurbs in 1909 column
A local column records numerous Lebanon residents visiting relatives and traveling to Louisville Bardstown and Shelbyville with several names and places named. The page also advertises Mi-o-na stomach tablets claiming quick relief from indigestion and related ailments with a testimonial from Mrs. Griffith and a Booth’s Pills mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Griffith
C Street
Washington, D. C
Leo Hayden Drug Store
Booth
Local Notes from Long Lick I Ailments and Property Trades
Elizabeth Drury grows slower as Bettie Lome remains ill for months. WF Graves buys a cow and half for 55 dollars. Dudley Bottom and wife visit J H Goode. Dave Logue's family visit Will Tyler and Charlie Burns. Burns sells his farm to R B Hatchett for 1000 dollars. Graves sells cow and calf to Hatchett for 60. A mad dog bit several residents but was killed this morning, Mark Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Drury
Bettie Lome
WF. Graves
Graves
Dudley Bottom
J. H. Goode
Dave Logue
Will Tyler
Charlie Burns
R. B. Hatchett
Mark Powell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hart-Schaffner & Marx
Mach
Berman & Co
Wellworth
H. A. Seinsheimer & Co
W. L. Douglas & Co
Florshiem
Krippendorf-Dittman & Co
Cunningham, Duncan & Co
Hardesty
Gravbs
Crouch
Irene Ethrington
Johnnie Smothers
J. R. Gray
R. D. Goodlett
Tom Virgin
Maud
Molly Williams
Fanny
Mra
Jim Hardesty
Eliza Mitchell
S. G. Hardesty
Tavie
Valeria Goodlett
Howard Tatum
Valley Hill
J.H. Gray
G. Hardesty
Ben Simpson
Mandy Camick
St. Catherine's
Y. W. McCray
State Bank and Trust Company
F. W. Fowler
Ches Noel
Noel
Kirk Pinkston
Pinkston
Lud Pinkston
Allen Sims
Sims
McCray
State Bank ‘and Trust Company
Harrodsburg
Bolton Turnpike
Cornishville
Harrodsburg Herald
Happy Hollow
Myrtle Armstrong
J. M. Shields
Johnnie Matherly
Ed Hanby
John Armstrong
Walter Hanby
Miss Armstrong
Wilksburg
J. N. ‘Walls
Brookside
Erastus Perkins
C. N. Slattings
Sol Kays
Near Pleasant Grove
J. N Shields
M. C. Keeling
Sade Coulter
M. Shields
Lee Settle
Willisbury
J. M
Erastus Shields
West Bailey
Maudenman
Misa Myrtle Armstrong
J. W. Settles
Hanley
Callon
Hatchett & McPherson
Barber & Pettus’ Hardware
W. V. Stallard
D. D
McElroy & Shader
Cenene
deOece
T. Scott Mayes
Kim Philipps
E. E. Buster
Tom Naliey
Elizabeth Spalding
Tresa Hagan
Geo. W. Colvin
Nanme Seiler
Lof Lancaster
J. F. Pettus
J. Charles Greene
Bartletown
Jennie Redding
Lannie Campbell
Enterprise
Geo. J
Mary Taylor
Lucille Greene
Geo. Batchellor
Bloomfield
Jim Hays Taylor
Frank C Peters
T.B. Blandford
Stright Creek
Fannie Wall
Jess Rapier
Misses Griff Shuck
May McGill
Alma
Mildred Spalding
Bryant Miller
Bryant and Stratton College
Frank
Noe
Margaret Shader
Ater
Messrs
Scott Mayes
J. Wm. Simms
Shelbyville
Jas. Phillips
Winchester Phillips
Mary Philipps
T. C. Campbell
W. F. Trusty
New Hope
Mike Fitzgerald
Isa Colvin
Fairfield
R. A. Noe
Marshall Duncan
Cincinnati
Ben F. Simms
Dr. W. V. Stallard
Chris Hertline
H. L. Smith
Mamie Greene
Heff Rubel
Vess Russell
Laura Baker
L. D. Baker
Mildred Price
J. F. Carrico
Howerdtown
John R. Smith
Quincy Graves
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