High School Notes From Spring Week at Louisville
Prof Colvin and wife with Miss Mary Haydon travel to Louisville for a spring sequence of events amid epidemics rumors. Students report strong talent on playgrounds with track practice and broad jumps led by Shultz, McElroy, and McCabe, and anticipate a match with Lebanon while a new practice park rises near the school. Drills for scholastic and musical contests surge, while a spring wind and shade trees ease athletic concerns, and Lyman Barber seeks nasal treatment in Louisville.
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Colvin
Mary Haydon
Louisville
Harry Shultz
John S$. McElroy
Frank McCabe
Harrodsburg
Lebanon
Lyman Barber
Lyman
Hillsboro Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Misses Jessie Noel and Mallie Crook spent Sunday with Zora and Judith Montgomery. Ben Mellroy and family visited his mother in Willisburg. Mary Hines shopped in Springfield last Tuesday. J A Coulter and wife were in Mackville Saturday. Effie and Maggie Montgomery visited Mrs. Eatha Coulter. Agnes Hines attended Willisburg Sunday school. Felix Noel, recently ill, shows improvement. T J Trent of Polin was in town Saturday.
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Jessie Noel
Mallie Crook
Zora
Judith Montgomery
Ben Mellroy
Willisburg
Mary Hines
Springfield
J. A. Coulter
Mackville
Effie
Maggie Montgomery
Eatha Coulter
T. J. Trent
Polin
Brooksville Social and Visiting Roundup
Brooksville notes show Garnet Pinkston visiting his sister in Hillsboro over the weekend. Allen Sutton and family and Hattie Settles of Sycamore Valley visited W. M. Sutton on Sunday. Lula Armstrong and Flossie Armstrong called on A. C. Pinkston Tuesday. Jerome Wilson visited his sister Mrs. J. J. Sharp. Purdom Pinkston and Sven Armstrong were in Springfield Saturday. Ballard, Op Settles, and Sam Crook called Sunday. Pinkston and James in Mackville Satur-
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Garnet Pinkston
Hillsboro
Deep Creek News Notes and Death in Deep Creek Area
The Deep Creek correspondent reports a quiet period with lingering illness and one death, Mrs. Robert Bottom, who died April 11 after months of suffering. Funeral services were led by Rev. Sommers at Deep Creek Cemetery. Local social updates include Easter visits, Louisville millinery trips, and a planned Grove meeting led by Rev Summers and Bro Hatchett.
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Deep Creek
Long Run
the Sun
Springfield
Danville
Robert Bottom
Sommers
W. B. Carpenter
Reid Thompson
Anderson Holderman
Laura Best
Louisville
Chas
the Grove
Rev. Summers
Bro
Hatchett
Summers
Englewood Stock Farm Jack Description
Describes a large black Jack with white point at Englewood Stock Farm. He stands fifteen and a half hands with a fine head, long body, and good foot. Sire of Fillintreau, then ear-old Jack in Kentucky, and many other colts noted for size and finish.
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Fillintreau
Jack
Kentucky
Reeder
E. State
Pedigree notes for Clark horse lineage
Pedigree fragment cites Clark sired by Evan's Spanish Giant a 16 hands horse. Second dam listed as Mapbell Velocipede keeps unclear fourth dam and other terms. Details sketchy with misplaced names and abbreviations in a historical register.
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Clark
Evan
Ben Johni
Mapbell
Tee
Willisburg Kentucky Mare Services Ad
$10 TO INSURE A LIVING COLT AT my barn in Willisburg Kentucky Clark offers a Jennet season at $10 to insure a living colt. Pasture provided at $2 per day. No vestility until service fee is paid.
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Willisburg
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