Happy Hollow Social Roundup
Mr Rosco Broln and wife visited the Keelings Saturday and Sunday. Earl Nall of Pleasant Grove spent Sunday with his uncle John Armstrong. John Kays stayed Friday to Monday with his father at Pohin. J N Nall H Barnett and families with Mrs Royalty dined with S D Royalty at Springfield. L M Clark and family with his brother Gabe Clark at Willisburg. Myrtle Armstrong visited Sarah Shields. Len Chesser and family of Polin spent Sunday with Solomon Kays. J M Shields is sick. Jennie Logsdon visited Simmstown. Solomon Kays sold a heifer to Mike Fitzgerald for three cents. J S Inman and Maud Arm strong and Flossie and Pearl Armstrong attended Mackville meeting. Sade Coulter and family visited Bill Scott at Willisburg. Claudie Royalty visits uncle J W Walls at Pleasant Grove. Will Dudgon spent Sunday with B H McIlvoy at Sweet Retreat.
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Rosco Broln
M. €. Keeling
Earl Nall
Pleasant Grove
John Armstrong
John Kays
Pohin
J. .N. Nall
H. Barnett
Royalty
S. D. Royalty
Springfield
L. M. Clark
Gabe Clark
Willisburg
Myrtle Armstrong
Sarah Shields
Len Chesser
Polin
Solomon Kays
J. M. Shields
Jennie Logsdon
Simmstown
Mike Fitzgerald
Inman
Miss Maud
Flossie
Pearl Armstrong
R. Shields
Mackville
Sade Coulter
Tom Coulter
Nannie Scott
Effie Coulter
Bill Scott
Claudie Royalty
J. W. Walls
Will Dudgon
B. H. McIlvoy
Sweet Retreat
Ice Cream and Soft Drink Parlor Opens in Saloon Room
An Ice Cream and Soft Drink Parlor has opened in the room formerly occupied by a saloon. The proprietor invites friends and the public to call upon him.
Trap Crop Helps Shield Vines From Insect Pests
A New Yorker account outlines a squash trap crop method to protect vines from striped bugs. The author details planting bush ford hooks and later introducing fordhook and pheutions squashes, using dust and kerosene slurry sprays, wire-screen protection, and careful timing to reduce pest damage and protect the crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorker
Subscribers Free Column Offers Local Farm Goods and livestock
RJ Ceell and RF D5 list sales including a Jersey cow, tobacco, 60 yearling steers and heifers, a pasture for grass with cow buyers, two brood sows with eight piglets, lumber, and 100 feet of lumber. Buyers seek cows with calves, wool, oak logs, cedar posts, a good cow, and nine shoats 40 to 50 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hatchett
Mackville
Richard Itiley
Springfield
James E. Hagan
Snider
Rt 1
James C. McElroy
W. 8
Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Co Notice
Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Co. notice appears with partial text including names and possible official action. The readable fragments reference the company and a notice type but lack complete details on date location or authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph CO
Pe Bay
Ian
Lake's Overflowers and Nearby Lamplight Notices
Lake's Overflowers lists local residents with illness travels and visits. James Gordon is very ill. J D Peterson visited Danyilie Monday. Pearl Butler returned home to Scottsboro Alabama. Rev Hatchett and wife visited Dr A Y Hatchett. Mrs J W Campbell and children Mayree and Bruce in Louisville. Lens Gibbs recently recovered. R L Arnold still regining. Mrs Chas Jeffreys visiting from Louisville. Mrs W T Barnette from Mackville visiting her mother. Mrs W B Witham from Louisville visiting Rev and Mrs R L Purdom. Maywood Myrtle Cocanougher returned home after Louisville visit. Getting an Understanding: He When we are married we must both think slike She Yew, but Th think first.
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Chas. Jeffreys
Louisville
W. T. Barnette
Mackville
W. B. Witham
R. L. Purdom
Myrtle Cocanougher
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Dornant
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Hrotenee James
Wright
Ralph EB. Smith
New York
Daly
RJ. Ceell
Royalty Bros
Valley 1 Hill
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Ilinois
Kentucky
Mississippi
Louisiana
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Leland
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Lebanon
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Springfield, Ky
Texas
James Gordon
J. D. Peterson
Danyilie
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