Happy Hollow local notices and family moves outlined
Mise Mallie Shiels plans to return home this week after weeks with sister Tolley Griffey. Several local residents, including John Armstrong and family, Ed Hanby household, Samson Riddicks clan, Erastus Perk and Myrtle Armstrong, spent time with relatives near Polin and at Hanby homes. Ruth Jane Royalty’s death and burial are noted. A black and white setter bird dog with brass accents is mentioned as missing, and contact is urged through Will Russell in Springfield, Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Mallie Shiels
Tolley Griffey
John Armstrong
Ed Hanby
Samson Riddicks
Erastus Perk
Myrtle Armstrong
Pete Long
Polin
Noris
Maggie Montgomery
J. S. Inman
Maud Inman
John Crow
Samson Reddicks
Poortown
Ciel Hareesty
Ernest Shields
Elmer
Dolph Hanby
Ruth Jane Royalty
Rockbridge
H. Scott
Lebanon Hill
Valve
Will Russell
Springfield
Mackville Gossip Mixed With Travel and Visits
Harvey Sweeney left Friday for Bowling Green to attend school. Misses Bessie Kayes and Willie Ruby visited relatives in Springfield. Miss Mae Haydon will stay months with her sisters in Louisville. Cleo Demaree left for Frankfort to seek business. J N Cull went to Harrodsburg to see his ill father. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Gabhart of Mercer County visited relatives here. Virgil Mayes returned from Indiana. Barnette hosted a Friday night gathering with many attendees including Kayes, Sweeneys, and Mayes. Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised as a meritorious cold remedy sold by Haydon & Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Sweeney
Bowling Green
Bessie Kayes
Willie Ruby
Springfield
Mae Haydon
Louisville
Cleo Demaree
Frankfort
J. N. Cull
Harrodsburg
Morgan Gabhart
Merce, County
Virgil Mayes
Indianalas
Penre
Barnette
Annie Raybourne
Maggie Mae Wycoff
Naomi Sweeney
Rose Showmaker
Minerva Raybourne
Lizzie Davis
Oliver Kayes
Dr. Gabhart
Marshall Mayes
Joe Wycoff
Virgel Mayes
Ray Hiatt
T. E. Ballard
Will Blanford
Blinco
Max Wheatly
Wat Wheatly
Kent Fields
Bertha Keene
Twiman Keene
Bardstown
Messrs
Anill
Louiaville
R. T. Blanford
Parker Mudd
Fredericktown
George Wheatly
Effie Graves
Cecil- Graves
Thompsonville
Charley Cusie
Near Here
Maud Dugan
Bolland
Pieters
Forest Cusie
Herman Smith
Pat Shannahan
Pat
Mike Murphy
Nellie Montgomery
Crooks Station
Clel Pile
Jim Wright
Loretto
Albert Medley
Roy Mudd
Dant’s Station
J. L. Mudd
Laura Wheatly
Flora Keene
Alfonza Wheatley
Personal notes from Lebanon area residents and visitors
Local social scene items list visits and greetings among townspeople. Mrs Thos Medley of Owensboro visited Mrs Chas Haydon. several families report illnesses, travels to Louisville and Danville. weddings, births, and engagements noted, plus moves and farm purchases. Multiple names and places appear, including Lebanon, Bardstown, Louisville, Danville, New Hope, Bloomfield, and Lexington. Birth announced for Kent Fields’s son on January 12, 1911. A dance event and a horse sale are briefly mentioned.
Public Sale Notice By Executors of Estate
Executors of the estate of L. laments announce a public sale to be conducted on a date to be fixed. The sale will include movable property and real estate as described in the notice and is held to settle debts and distribute assets under applicable law. Potential buyers are invited to attend and bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Laments
Fredericktown
L_ F_ Clements
Ben D
R. L. Clements
J. F. Clements
M. Campbell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Washington House
T. Bohannan
Mgr
the Sun and Daily Herald
Louisville Times
Evening Post
Farmers Home Journal Breeder Gazette
Weekly Courier-Journal Weekly Herald
the Sun
Lam
Datas
Washington County
Geo. J. Begemann
Old Baptist Church
Happy Hollow
Mackville
Chamberlain’s
Haydon & Robertson
W. V. Stallard
D. D
McElroy & Phader
Dee
Thos. Medley
Owensboro
Chas Haydon
H. H. Purdom
Burton Nelson
W. M. Young
Near Town
Marvin Klein
Mabel Thompson
Lizzie Waters
P. C. Cleaver
Lebanon
Frank Simms
Helena Simms
Catherine Simms
Marguerite Tarkington
Parksville
Eunee O'Nan
Mabel Price
Bennie Wathen
Funne McElroy
Mary Phillips
Lillie Anderson
Danville
H. M. O'Nan
T. S. Mayes
Miss May
Norton Infirmary
J.C. Mudd
C. H McIntire
E.S. Mayes, Jr
Florida
Mayes
Annie McElroy
Finley Mayes
South
W. L. Cambron
New Hope
G. B. Cunningham
Tandy Quisenberry
John O'Bannon
W. D. Claybrooke
Mayesville
Kate
Annie Mayes
Lawsville
Jas. Isham
Berry Shewmaker
J. W. Willett
J. W. Hays
J. O. Potin
W. C. Rogers
John B. Peters
Will Hays
Bloomfield
Visiton
W. F. Grigsby
Marshall Duncan
Willisburg
W. C. McChord
Lexington
W. 8. Gibbs
Shelbyville
John Searcy
Kentucky
Texas
M. L. Searcy
Searcy
J. S. Mayes
Wilksburg
McIntire
Kansas City
Sidney Smith
Fousehold Furniture
Howe Cure
Sammi
Ol 'Don
Willeit
Fitzgerald & Flertlein
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