Obituary notices for Williams Goodloe Smith and Williams kin
The community mourns the deaths of Mrs. Jennie Goodloe 60 born Perryville at Elizabeth Hospital Lebanon after cancer. Dr. Thomas D Williams aged 70 long central Kentucky physician of Bardstown and Hardin County. Mrs Emeline Smith aged 80 died at Will Lanham home. all leaves families and survivors. Funeral rites were held with rev Purdom officiating and interments at Hilton's graveyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Goodloe
Elizabeth Hospital
Lebanon
Iver
Goodloe
Lebanon Pike
Emeline Smith
Will Lanham
R. L. Purdom
Hilton
Mra. Smith
Steve Smith
Sad death of Joseph Williams at sixteen in Melntire
Joseph Williams, aged sixteen, died February 10 at his father J B Williams home in Melntire after a complication of diseases. He was a youth with many friends and his loss adds to a string of bereavements for the family, who have suffered four deaths in sixteen months. He was buried at St Rose Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Williams
J. B. Williams
Melntire
Mr. Williams
St. Rose
Malaria Woes on the Panama Canal Quelled by Electric Bitters
The article notes the Panama Canal life facing malaria and related illnesses. It claims Electric Bitters destroy the germs causing malaria and cure fevers and weakness. A testimonial from Wm. A. Fretwell cites a severe attack cured by three bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. A. Fretwell
Market Move and Property Sale Near Texas Ky
Mr. T. E. Wilson sells a storehouse and dwelling in Texas Ky to Sam T. Spalding and Nick Rice of Lebanon for 2400. Wilson had planned mercantile business but after selling real property he sold his merchandise to Spalding Rice and John D. Peterson who will open a general store as Peterson Rice and Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Wilson
Sam T. Spalding
Nick Rice
Lebanon
Texas
Wilson
Mesars. Spalding and Rice
John D. Peterson
Peterson, Rice
Texas Couple Wed in Jessico Tennessee
Mr Jordon Goode and Miss Mary Cocanougher of the Texas neighborhood surprised many friends by marrying in Jessico Tennessee last Thursday. Mrs Goode is the daughter of G W Cocanougher and a popular young lady. Mr Goode is the son of John Goode and a prosperous young farmer. They returned to Texas to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordon Goode
Mary Cocanougher
Texas
Jessico, Tenn
Mrs. Goode
G. W. Cocanougher
Mr. Goode
John Goode
The Bridge of Sighs Poem Reading of a Fallen Woman
The poem presents a mournful exhortation to lift and protect a drowned woman, urging humane treatment and contemplation of her humanity rather than judgment. It condemns societal harshness and calls for Christian charity as the body lies at the river’s edge.
Hamilton Cambron couple wed in St Charlies church
Miss Mary Elizabeth Hamilton daughter of Ed Hamilton of St Marys precinct and George Cambron son of Ben Cambron of Washington County were married Tuesday at St Charlies church by Rev. Father Pike. They will reside near the Washington line where Cambron is a farmer. Lebanon Falcon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Hamilton
Ed Hamilton
St. Marys
George Cambron
Ben Cambron
Washington County
St. Charlies Church
Tuesaday
Father Pike
Washington Line
Lebanon
Catholic Bishop Named for Louisville Diocese
The Rt Rev Dennis O Donahue of Indianapolis was named bishop of Louisville to succeed the late Bishop McCloskey. Proposed by Cardinal de Lai and confirmed by the Pope, he was seen as the fifth bishop of the diocese and the preferred choice of Louisville pastors and bishops across the Cincinnati province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis O'Donahue
Indianapolis
Louisville
McCloskey
O’donahue
de Lai
O’donshue
Cincinnati
Columbus
Cleveland
Detroit
Ft. Wayne
Covington
Grand Rapids
Nashville
Fathers Cronin
Schumann
Lowsville
Hays
Bowling
O'Connor
Hogarty
Lebanon
Fitzgerald
Owensboro
O'Connell
Bardstown
Lynch
Henderson
Father Lynch
James P. Cronin
Pather
News From The Courts Joe Reed Also Held Over
The examining trial of Rod Johnson charged with the murder of Joan Kim berlin was held before Judge B L Litsey Saturday. Johnson was held over to the grand jury without bail after witnesses gave conflicting and vague testimony about the shooting. Joe Reed, charged in the murder of Jack Kimberlin, was also held over to the grand jury without bail. A separate case saw Tom Edelen fined ten dollars for breach of peace after a dance incident linked to the Kimberlin killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rod Johnson
Jack Kimberlin
Tom Edelen
Joan Kimberlin
B. L. Litsey
Jim Walker
Johnson
Jos
Polin
J. W. 8. Clements
Joe Reed
Bloomfield Pike
Card of Thanks from Perkins Family
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to those who supported the Perkins family during illness and death of their loved one. Special thanks to Mrs. Richard Carey and Mrs. Elgin Perkine. The family says they share mutual woes and burdens and appreciate sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Carey
Elgin Perkine
A. L. Perkins
Bucklen Arnica Salve Promises Quick Skin Relief
A sales note touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a universal healer for burns cuts sores ulcers boils eczema and skin eruptions. It asserts effectiveness on chapped hands sprains and corns and markets the product for 25 cents at Haydon & Robertson.
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Bucklen
Haydon & Robertson
Old Soldier Greer Dies at Fairview Home
Joseph Greer an aged ex Federal soldier died at his Fairview home Sunday afternoon from paralysis becoming seventy three. His funeral was at Fairview church Monday at two oclock conducted by Rev Simms. Pallbearers were old comrades and ex union soldiers Frank Gille 79 Thomas Brown 57 Alfred Sydner 69 Capt John Barnett 75 W B Cox 82 and T J Gills 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Greer
Fairview
Simms
Frank Gille
Thomas Brown
Alfred Sydner
Capt
John Barnett
W. B. Cox
T. J. Gills
King’s New Life Pills End Liver and Kidney Troubles
Struck a rich mine of health by S. W. Bends of Coal City Alabama praising King’s New Life Pills. After twelve years of suffering from liver and kidney trouble they cured constipation malaria headache dyspepsia and debility. 25c at Haydon and Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Bends
Coal City
Ala
Tenes
King
Haydon & Robertson
Notice to Poolers Demand Tobacco Bring In
Notice warns poolers to bring in tobacco to avoid winter closure. Hall barn on the Texas road is collecting now and readers are urged to get a date before arriving to prevent a rush.
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Hall Barn
Texas Road
Rust Not The Trust A Society For Soil Cruelty Prevention
J Adam Bede former Minnesota Congressman and humorist argues for a society to prevent cruelty to soil. He critiques modern living speed luxuries and waste, urging government supervised reform, soil rotation, and care to stop rusting farming gear and overplanting wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Adam Bede
Minnesota
Kansas
Society For the Prevention of
Markets report from Bourbon Stockyard in Louisville
Feb 15 cattle receipts 25 head two day total 1512 buyers light demand narrow market quiet tendered prices steady for choice handy-weight butchers, feeders and stockers steady to nominal. Calves receipts 97 two days 191 market firm with best 84 9c, medium and common lower. Hogs receipts 255 two days 3282 market higher due to light receipts. selected 165 lbs+ at 9.20, 130-165 lbs 8.95, pigs 3.25-8.65, roughs 8.55. Sheep and lambs receipts 7 two days 142 market quiet unchanged. best sheep 3a die, best lambs 58 6fc, some fancy higher, common sheep slow.
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Louisville
Smith Corcoran Wedding at St Augustines Church
An early Tuesday morning ceremony united Mr Harry Smith and Miss Mayme E Corcoran at St Augustines church with Very Rev J A Hogarty presiding. Attendants were Miss Margie Barr and Mr John B Spaldingay. Afterward the couple left by tram for Louisville and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Smith
Mayme E. Corcoran
J. A. Hogarty
St. Augustine's Church
Margie Barr
John B. Spaldingay
Louisville
Cincinnati
Harry Lancaster & Co
Frank Coscoran
Smith
Lebanon
Local Updates and Move Notes from the Area
Mrs Sue Turtler visits daughter near Dugansville while Nora Graham hosts family time. James Dartin buys a flock from Sam Gardner of Comville at 5.50 per head. Willise Brown of Duncan sells tobacco to James Kyler at 12 to 13 cents a pound. Arthur Gorham relocates to a 96 acre property bought from James Moore near Hickory Grove schoolhouse. Simpson of Sharpsville moves to Graban’s former place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dartin
Sam Gardner
Com Vaville
Willise Brown
Duncan
James Kyler
Arthur Gorham
James Moore
Hickory Grove
Simpson
Sharpsville
Graban
Lame Shoulder Remedy Ad Promises Quick Cure
An old advert promotes Chamberlain's Liniment as a cure for muscular rheumatism with statements of no internal treatment required and a remedy easy three times daily. The notice cites The Leo Haydom Drug Co as supplier and claims certainty of cure for mage paisoa lene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Paisoa
Leo Haydom
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T. D. Williams
Jennie
Jos. Williams Have
Thomas D.williams
Kentucky
Hardstown
Williams
Tess Reed
Wallace Brown
Jesse Willams
Walter Willams
This County
Panama Canal
Springfield, Ky
Sells Storehouse
God
Pashion
Eve
Gerret
Thomas Hood
Hamilton-Cambron
Springfield Run
Sum
Courier-Journal
Kimberlin
The
Commonwealth
Lewis
Edmond
Rust
Trust
Iseool
Springfield
C. W. Hagan
Sue Turtler
Nora Graham
Dugansville
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