Valley Hill Local Notes and Social Snippets
Miss Annie McDowell of Danville spent the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs Palmer Grundy. Turner Derringer, confined at home for weeks due to a serious attack of la Sipps, showed improvement. John Snider returned home after a week with relatives in Nelson county. Tatum and Brown shipped two carloads of stock to Louisville last week. Mrs Andrew Wilkerson and mother visited relatives at Palm Friday. Miss Nelle Foster of Loutaville was the guest of her aunt, Mrs Benedict Jones. Mrs Chas Lewis and daughter Miss Maney of Litsey visited relatives Sunday. Lillian Derringer is convalescing after pneumonia. W B Moran was a guest at Cedar View Sunday. Tatum was in Willisburg on business. Miss Ruby ONeal was guest of Miss Mary Brown Sunday. G C Donnahue was in Louisville purchasing a Case threshing outfit. Mr and Mrs I L Jones of Spring Garden visited Thursday. The L N continues improving the depot lot, with new improvements appreciated by the public. Sem Walker, a well known local character, fell from a door drop and broke his left arm. Dr Beam set the limb. Continued wet weather and scab cut the wheat crop to about half yield. some hogging down discussed. Rain and wind Sunday night damaged wheat and rye fields. Several attended the St Catharine lovings exercises Tuesday. program well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie McDowell
Danville
Wend
Palmer Grundy
Turner Derringer
John Snider
Nelson County
Tatum & Brown
Louisville
Andrew Wilkerson
Palm
Nelle Foster
Loutaville
Benedict Jones
Chas. Lewis
Miss Maney
Litsey
Lillian
Aia
W. BR. Moran
Cedar View
Hah. Tatum
Willisburg
Ruby O'Neal
Mary Brown
G. C.donnahue
I. L. Jones
Sem Walker
Beam
St. Catharine
Deep Creek community notes and sale results
Last Saturday’s household sale of Mr W B Elliott drew a large crowd and everything sold well. Local attendees included Maggie Coyle Laura Milburn Logie Milburn and Grover Elliott. The Macabees from Perryville held a decoration at departed fellowmen’s resting places with a large crowd present. Sickness persists with Mrs Coyle and Mrs Elliott among the ill. Oda Coyle and Mr Newton Bradley visited, and several families planned moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Elliott
McGoiness
Nevada
Mackville Christian Church
Maggie Coyle
Laura
Logie Milburn
Grover Elliott
Anderson Holderman
Henry
Ide Elliott
Tatham Springs
H. P. Hatchett
Perryville
Old Deep Creek
Chas. Coyle
John Elliott, Jr
Coyle
Elliott
Wm. Grover Elliott
Maggie Bigge Wycott
Annie Raybourn
Oda Coyle
Johnnie Elliott
Adam Eliott
Boyle County
Newton Bradley
Mercer County
B. Elliott
J. H. Elliott
Adam Elliott
Elopment of Oda Coyle Ends In Jellico Marriage
The couple Mr Oda Coyle and Miss Lucretia Carpenter both of this place eloped to Jellico Tennessee on Thursday night, took a midnight train from Gravel Switch, reached at 4 am, were escorted to a pastor and wed within fifteen minutes. They returned that night to a large welcome from friends. The bride is daughter of Henry and Mrs Carpenter. the groom son of Benjamin and Mrs Coyle, both prosperous local farmers. Wishing them happiness and prosperity in matrimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oda
Coyle
Lucretia Carpenter
Jellica
Tenn
Jellico
Henry Carpenter
Benjamin Coyle
Diabetes Fatal Claims La Center Railroad Commissioner
McD Ferguson state railroad commissioner from the First district died at his home near La Center Kentucky from diabetes and malarial fever. Born May 16 1858 in Montgomery County Tennessee he lived much of his life in Ballard County and served in the legislature before being elected railroad commissioner in 1903. He left five children and his wife who had died seven years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Center
Ferguson
Tal 5 Jr
Montgomery County
Tenn
Ballard County
Equitable Life Insurance Company
Ballard
Carlisle
Garth K. Ferguson
Campaign for better schools in Kentucky rally hills
Obituary notes for Ferguson family of Ballard County and relatives. Funeral planned at First Christian church Paducah with interment Oak Grove Cemetery. The State Whirlwind Campaign for better education will hold a Springfield rally Monday June 23 with Hon Lafon Allen and Prof Geo Colvin among speakers. Efforts urge attendance by trustees teachers parents and pupils to push for better school houses terms and grading. Additional notes cover rural social items and local tributes with mention of Kentucky Star Flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Springfield
Lafon Allen
Louisville
Geo. Colvin
Washington County
McHenry Rhoads
Owensboro
Texas
Mackville
Freedom Church
MACHEVILLE Community News and Arrangements
Farmers prepare harvest as tobacco prospers and wheat suffers from pests. Miss Ethel Turner returns from Indianapolis to stay. A large crowd attends a Christian church program, with proceeds about 63 dollars for the M E church and Perryville. Visits and guest lists follow, including Mrs. Reice and Mrs. Anderson. Electric Bitters praised for women's health, cited by Mrs. Rhine vault of Vestal Center New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhinevault
Vestal Center
N.Y
Jaydon & Robertson’s
Still Maintains He is Innocent
In St Louis in June 1890 Robert L Hayes a baker from Lebanon Kentucky was arrested at the post office while claiming a decoy letter tied to a hoax threat against Wabash Railway trains He maintains innocence naming C A Warren as the man who sent him He is 27 born in Lebanon and has lived in several cities as a baker He says he has an old mother and friends in Lebanon but would not want her to know of the arrest Meanwhile an unrelated ad fragment promotes Arnica Salve and Dr Kings New Life Pills with generic medical claims
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Robert L. Hayes
Lebanon
C. A. Warren
Hays
Kentucky Fair Dates 1909 Kentucky Pairs schedule list
The Kentucky Pairs dates for 1909 are listed across multiple towns with durations of 2 to 8 days. Notable venues include Louisville for the Kentucky State Fair and Lexington for Blue Grass Fair, with many towns in between such as Stanford Henderson Georgetown and Danville. The list also notes a general remark about remarkable cures or troubles and a local drug ad publicité.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Stanford
Henderson
Georgetown
Lancaster
Madisonville
Winchester
Danville
Blue Grass Fair
Lexington
Taylorsville
Uniontown
Harrodsburg
Lenterfield
Lawrenceburg
Barboursville
Brodhead
Shepherdsville
Ewing
Shelbyville
Springfield
London
Florence
Frankfort
Hardinsburg
Glasgow
Local Farm Classifieds Report Free Ad Column
Readers are urged to notify when stock is sold to cease ads. The column lists numerous farm goods for sale including 1000 bushels of corn, tobacco beds, setting eggs, pure bred chickens, and farm equipment. Multiple sellers from Springfield to Lebanon advertise corn, eggs, tobacco beds, and animals with prices and contact routes.
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Valley Hill
Deep Creek
Springfield Lumber Co
Chamberlain
Leo Hey
Happy Hollow
H. P. Chesser
Near Polin
Rey
J. A. Sims
Solomon Kays
Myrtle Armstrong
Mrs
Edward
Near Here
T. W. Bailey
J. M. Shields
J. M. Montgomery
Maggie
J. 5. Inman
Shady Grove
T. W. Sutherland
Steve Scott
John Armstrong
W. E. Sutherland
Hilleboro
Hillsboro
J. D. Sutherland
W. C. Cammack
Wardsville
Earl Frances
Clifton Kidwell
Polin
Macheville
Ethel Turner
Indianapolis
Christian Church
Omer Hume
Hom
Joe Wycoff
M. E. Church
Were
East
HP. Hatchett
Reice
Bowling Green
Beulah Thompson
Geo. Warren
Verner
Ben Powell
Anderson
R. R. Isham
Mittie Hatchett
Albert
Mayme Kayes
J. W. Arnold
James Arnold
Robert Matherly
Haydon & Ro
N. C
Dr. King
At & Robertson’s
Berlain
Leo Haydon Drug Co
Shuma
Hite Clements
W. D. Claybrooke
Co. L. Brady
C. H. Montgomery
Aha
Ieee
J. L. Allen
Lloyd - Haydon, Jr
R. A. Thompson
Fredericktown
B. Nally
Rt. 2
M. Um Ky
BP Nc
J. K. Cheatham
S. Latsey
Rt. 4
C. C.christie
J. L. Martin
Rt. 1
Island
C. Rhode
B. ‘Telephone
P. Rocks
A. Yall
B.S. Li
Ww. Leeann
W. P. Meritt
Che “Redgeton
Sewing Ak Se Nida Sonne
National Sewing Machine Co
Belvidere
Illinois
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