Community Notes from Happy Hollow and Willisburg Identities
Mrs Nancy Scott and Effie Coulter moved to a new home last week. The Armstrong Hanby wedding at Willisburg last Thursday united Miss Pearl Armstrong and Mr Edward Hanby. Several families visited kin including the Kays and Hanbys, with multiple social stops around Polin Willisburg and near Zion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Scott
Nice
Effie Coulter
Solomon Kays
John Kays
Zion
Lem Keeling
Ernest Shewmaker
Edward
Walter Hanby
Armstrong-Hanby
Willisburg
Samuel Coulter
H. P. Chesser
Polin
Pearl Armstrong
Edward Hanby
Sims
Miss Armstrong
John Armstrong
Mr. Hanby
Bellzona Hanby
J. M. Shields
Tolly Griffy
John Mattngly
Lade Coulter
Pearl Hanby
Mallie Shields
Leona Crow
Fitch Nodby
John Crow
Zelma
Pleasant Grove News and Local Happenings
Pleasant Grove reports Warren Rose of Harrodsburg returning home after visiting Chas Litsey. A cobweb social was held at Mrs Alice Thompson's and Rev W T Overstreet spoke at the Pleasant Grove church. High waters damaged fencing along the Beach and washed out a foot bridge at Litsey. the river rose to its highest in about thirty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Rose
Harrodsburg
Chas. Litsey
Pleasant Grove Church
Alice Thompson
W. T. Overstreet
Perryville
S. F. Thompson
Mattie Tate
Korea
Pleasant Grove
L. M. Gregory
Litsey
J. W. Thompson
B. D. Lake
Springfield
Lavinia O'Connor
Mabel Price
Annie Raybourn
B. ‘Thompson, Jr
T. E. Wilson
Pleasant Run
J. R. Durrett
Wilson
Mr. Durrett
J. N. Kelly
Nannie Leachman
W. H. Duncan
B. B. Leachman
Manton
Social notes and local visits in Louisville and Bardstown region
Paul Keene McIntire visits Louisville this week. Misa Gossie Fields and sister Mary Rose stay with Miss Leona Mudd in Frederickburg while Mr. and Mrs. Manny Alvey host their children at Dant's Station. Dancing gatherings feature Mr. Richard and Leon Blanford with Albert Medley at Loretto and a late week dance hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kelly. Edelen and Filentreau wed at St Rose with Rev Higgins officiating. Local property transfers include Charley Nally selling 80 acres to T E Ballard and Robert Wheatley for 1100 dollars. Birth reports announce a daughter for Twyman and wife. Several residents recover from illness, and exchanges include purchases of livestock and cows among area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Keene
Louisville
Misa Gossie Fields
Mary Rose
Leona Mudd
Siear
Tom Filentreau
St. Rose
Father Higgins
Charley Nally
T. E. Ballard
Robert Wheatley
Twyman Keene
Mary Catherine
Frank Young
Lagrippe
Ben Cecil
Teresia Blanford
Thomas Wheatley
Robert McIntire
Albert Willett
Forest View
Richard Keene
Thos, Nally
Bardstown
J. C. Ensor
Bull L. Thompson
Loretto
Charley
Bertha Badgett
Jo Medley
Jas. Montgomery
Frank Montgomery
Two Merry Tramps at Opera House March 6
The latest hit of the season will be staged at the Opera House on March 6. A brass band and orchestra perform with special scenery and seats are on sale at Red Cross Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Drug Store
Gasburg Local Notes Highlight Neighbor Visits
Mr J C Cabell traveled to Lebanon on business Saturday. Mrs Frank Young remains on the sick list. Spencer Ball left for Bushnell on Wednesday. Regina Young and her brother visited Frank Young last week. County court attendance came from several locals to Bardstown Monday. Joe Ball of Chicago spent last week with Uncle J L Ball. Ralph Hickerson of Springfield visited White's family. Mamie Greenwell Beatrice Ball Emanuel Greenwell and Joe Ball from Chicago were guests of the Ball sisters last Sunday. Cordie Clements returned home from Lebanon after visiting her sister. Tom Cambron and wife spent Sunday with their uncle Van Mattingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Settle
Lousville
Mary Wakefield
Harrodsburg
Shannon Cloyd
Dorchester Crume
Kate Showmaker
Nellie Andrews
George Andrews
Bloomfield
Bessie Riedel
Nellie Ruby
Springfield
Mary Shehan
Jennie Barlow
Dixie
Katie
Roxy Wakefield
Frank Crume
Beatrice Showmaker
Bessie Settle
Lindsay Dodson
Stringtown
Ed Nally
Hardstown
Bessie Roberts
Kate Shewmaker
Beatrice Shewmaker
St. Joseph's Refirmary
Louisville
Wv. H. Houston
Hallie
M. Wakefield
John Thomas
Frankfort
Vixie Barlow
Dorchester
Chas, Mellvay
Hat Shehan
Wilson Jones
Indiana
J. C. Cabell
Lebanon
Frank Young
Spencer Ball
Bushnell
Regina Young
County Court
Bardstown
Joe Ball
Chicago
J. L. Ball
Ralph Hickerson
White
Mamie Greenwell
Beatrice Ball
Emanuel Greenwell
Misses Ball
Cordie Clements
Tom Cambron
van Matting
James Greene Outlet Sale Lures Thrifty Shoppers
A major Louisville furniture event offers manufacturers surplus stock of furniture carpets rugs and curtains from Kentucky Ohio Indiana and nearby areas. The ten day sale begins March 10 at 8:30 am with mail orders accepted and free freight within 600 miles. The offer promises large savings and a mail order option with prompt service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HE Bee
Louisville
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
James Greene Furniture Company
United States
James Greene
Market ST
Manufacturers' Outlet Desk and Book Case Sale Notice
Outlet sale offers desk and book case combinations with actual values up to 25.00. Mail order price shown as 9.75 with free freight to your town. Limited stock advertised with emphasis on mail order and floor sale options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ao Ace Ana
Fenwick Correspondent Sought After Short Creek Church Note
Mr Walter Janes of Short Creek attended church at Harding Creek Sunday. The piece asks about the Fenwick correspondent and mentions enjoying her neway letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Janes
Short Creek
Harding Creek
Fenwick
Neway
Electric Bitters Promises Health Weighing Against Illness
The advertisement extols Electric Bitters as the greatest health aid Gates ever known, claiming it purifies the stomach and liver, strengthens tones, and restores vigor. It urges the weak and run-down to use the tonic, promising guaranteed results by Haydon & Rol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydon & Rol
Kentucky Star Flour Ad Includes Wide Range of Local Sales
A period advertisement lists numerous rural Kentucky buyers and sellers offering stock, poultry, seed corn, timber, milk cows, horses, goats, and other farm goods. Items include Jeracy cow, Poland China boar, seed corn price two dollars per bushel, and assorted livestock with monthly sale terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Meritt
Boone
J. L. Brady
Rt 3
H. T. Scott
Polin
A. L. Perkins
Rt. 3
Luther Burna
G. T. Clements
Timothy Day
W. H. Leachman
Springfield
M. H. Springfield
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Happy Hollow
Maud
Everalday
Hugh Jones
Frank Crome
McIntire
Jeff Walker
Opera House
Gasburg
Kentucky Star
A._C. Kimball
Plymouth
Ora Crome
H. S. Lis
Irs
Sam Tucker
Amin
Boe Island
She
W. A. Clements
Ee A. Barns
Rt. 5
Richard Riley
Mackville
Rt 1
Claybrooke
W. E. Crume
Predericktown
S. Thomas
B. Creger
Gale
S. C. Rhode Island
J. R. Claybrooke
Bourbon
Oms
Illinois
Robertson Claybrook CO
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