Death Toll in Kentucky County Notices Old and Young
A sequence of obituaries and notices reports the deaths of Mrs. Mary Delena Barber at home in Washington County after illness, and Nellie Ruby Riedel at age five in Kentucky. Also listed are Kate Edelen at forty eight, Nannie Mullican at fifty, and Will Edelen, all mourned by families and communities with funeral services held at St Dominic's and local churches. Survivors include spouses, parents, and multiple siblings.
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Mary Delena Barber
Philetus Barber
Washington County
Order of St. Dominic
Kate Edelen
Kate
Kate Efelen
Iste Leonard
Lucetta Edelen
Carrie Edelen
Greg Edelen
Springfield
Tom Edelen
Louisville
Ben Edelen
Alabama
Death of Mrs May Lear Thompson in North Carolina
Sunday morning reports the death of Mrs May Lear Thompson at Ashenile North Carolina from tuberculosis. She was 31, wife of Walter Thompson and mother of a young daughter, survived by parents and siblings. The remains were brought home Monday and buried at Pleasant Grove.
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May Lear
Thompson
Ashenile
N. C
Lear
Walter Thompson
North Carolina
Thom
Winter Hearth Poem by Emmest Warburton Shurtter
A poetic fragment evokes a cold wintry night outside and the warmth inside. The speaker cherishes home as frost bites the panes and a cricket sings while flames glow, offering peace against the harsh wind.
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Warburton
Mrs Logan Bosley Dies at Masonic Widows Home Louisville
Mrs Logan Bosley of the Bosley family longtime merchant and hotel proprietor died at the Masonic Widows and Orphans Home in Louisville on Sunday after a period of decline at age 91. Funeral services were held at the Home and the remains were brought to Cemetery Hill for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Widows’and Orphans Home
Louisville
Logan Bosley
Cemetery Hill
Winning Honors of Miss Mabel Williams at Hamilton College
Miss Mabel Williams of Springfield, a first year student at Hamilton College Lexington, delivered a feature talk on The Arts and Crafts Movement in the United States at a Woman's Club meeting. The Lexington papers praised her address as the feature of the occasion. Williams was elected editor of the college publication, marking a high early achievement.
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Springfield
Mabel Williams
Hamilton College
Lexington
Department of Fine Arts
Woman's Club
Williams
United States
Williama
Hashilton
Declamatory Contest Delights At Opera House
Prof Geo W Calvin promoted a graded school declamatory contest at the Opera House. Miss Les Roberts won the best declaimer medal with Leah and Lawrence O Bryan earned top boy honors with Wolsey s Lament. The program also featured vocal and instrumental music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Calvin
Les Roberts
Leah
Lawrence O'Bryan
Mrs Louis Young Dies After Childbirth at Home
Mrs Louis Young, formerly Miss Mullan of Daviess County, died Sunday at her husband Manton Young’s home. Funeral at St Rose Church and interment in St Rose Cemetery. She left her husband and several small children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tear Manton
Louis Young
St. Rose Church
St. Rose Cemetery
Young
Mies Mullean
Sim Muiliean
Daviess County
Tobacco Prices Spike as Market Sees Record Pounds Sold
Large quantities of tobacco sold on the local market with prices above prior highs. Prices routinely exceed 20 cents per pound, with several crops reaching 23 to 24.5 cents per pound. Both houses are buying all the tobacco they can handle.
Those Pies of Boyhood and a Toning of Digestive Organs
A nostalgic piece argues that adult digestion has declined from boyhood vigor. It cites weakened stomachs and kidneys and promotes Haydon & Robertson's toning remedy for the liver kidneys and bowels. The ad-like tone urges readers to restore health with a liver kidney and bowel tonic.
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Boyhood
Haydon & Robertson
Statement of the Condition First National Bank Springfield KY
At close of business December 1 1209 the bank lists its resources total.
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First National Bank
Springfield
Local Social Echoes From Happy Hollow and Willisburg
This item records gatherings and visits among Happy Hollow and Willisburg residents including Mr. John Crow and family with Mr. Solomon Kays, Mr. J M Shields abroad, and the Hanbys with Arm strong kin. It notes the death of Mrs. Bellzona Hanby on December 30 1908, age about 40, and her burial at Willisburg cemetery with survivors.
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John Crow
Solomon Kays
J. M. Shields
WeTern
Milton Shields
Pulliam
Edward Hanby
Walter Hanby
John Armstrong
Sebethd’dagn
Weslett
H. P. Chesser
Near Polin
Inman
Edgar Settles
Bill Doulton
Bellzona Hanby
Ed Scott
Polin
Gilbert Chesser
Erastus Shields
Springfield
Erastus Perks
Death of Mrs Brewer in Willisburg Rites
Mrs. Brewer died December 30 1908 at her home of pneumonia. The funeral was held in Willisburg cemetery on Friday at 11 o clock. She leaves a husband two sisters one brother and many friends. The notice lists a dividend and capital stock figures as part of the obituary context.
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Bellzona Banby
Jim P. Brewer
Willisburg
Princo
Wool growers organize county board in Wi county
The wool growers of Wi county met at the First National to organize a County Board. A Clements called the meeting to order and was elected Chairman with W D Clarke as Secretary. A committee was appointed. J F Gregory and W A Clements were chosen delegates to the Louisville meeting. The group adjourned to Saturday January 8 1910 and urges all precinct committeemen to attend.
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Wi County
A. Clementa
W. D.clay
Kelly Shop
J. F. Gregory
W. A. Clements
Louisville
Christmas Weddings Tie Ky Couple in Surprise Ceremony
In a Christmas wedding, Mrs Alles and Mr Elijah C Wooten of Kentucky were married by H Williams. Dr W V Stallard and Noe attended as guests. Misses Catherine Nelson and Lucille Noe were flower girls. The couple will reside in HaXaed where Wooten works as a lawyer.
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Alles
Elijah C. Wooten
Marrage
H. Williams
Byron Crooke
Miller Williams wedding in Nelson County
Bertha Miller and Ro Williams were married at Dr. T. D. Williamson’s home in Bardstown on December 2. The bride is a daughter of the late T. Miller and sister of Mrs. W. Trusty of Central Shews. Dr. Williams, formerly of this county, now resides at New Hope with his wife.
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Jesse Williams
Maple
Young-Nelson Wedding Surprise at Methodist Parsonage
Ida Young and Barton Nakenson surprised friends by marrying Tuesday at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. W P Baird performing. The bride, visiting at her uncle Wi Youngs, wed the son of the late Mr and Mrs John Nelson. Attendants were Nancy Young and Sane Graham.
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Ida Young
Mr. Barton Nakesom
Ebi Place
Marrage
W. P. Baird
Wi Young
Mra
Nelson
John Nelson
Nancye’ Young
Sane Graham
Lebanon
Yang
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Cited as Cure for Severe Bronchitis
Mrs W G of Lexington Kentucky reports her three year old daughter suffered a severe cold leading to bronchitis with temporary loss of speech. After using Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy the child recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Chamberlain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Riedel
Nellie Baby Riedel
Trialilla
Nellié Ruby
Louis
Besse Riedel
RK. C. ‘Boblitt
Edelen
St. Dominic’s Church
Mullican
Nannie Mullican
Geo. Mullican
Christian Church
St. Dominic's Cemetery
Richard Ana
Ged
William Stanley
Wm. ‘Goode
Dad Shehan
Wm. K. Edelen
County
Bimcoe
St. Rose
Boyhod
Resources
Greas
Happy Hollow
Hanby
Brewer
A. C. McElroy
Cashier le Oe Olipootafire
Durie
Whayné—Wooten
L. W. Noe
Wooten
Haxaed
Miller—Williams
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