Local Notes from Happy Hollow Circle
Happy Hollow notes list visits among Keeling, Shields, Armstrong and Perkins families from Willisburg to Hillsboro. Items include gatherings at various homes, a mule kicking incident, a Crook Noel wedding, cattle and horse sales, and local farmers building wire fences while relatives travel between Tatham Springs, Sycamore, and Withburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Keeling
George Keeling
Willisburg
Scott
Polin
Solomon Kays
Shields
J. D. Sutherland
Valley
M. C. Keeling
Misses Pearl
Myrtle Armstrong
Sarah Shields
Mandan
Shady Grove
Jus Perkins
Martha Snider
Sarah
John Armstrong
Tom Mellvoy
J. M. Shields
Ernest
Mallie
Tolly Grif- Fairview
Erastus Perkins
Fitch Godby
Erastus Shneldy
Godby
Sam Crook
Jessie Noel
Ingfield
Crook
H. Crook
Miss Noel
Ff. G. Noel
Pearl T. Armstrong
J. W. Walla Aville
Samuel Coulter
H. Settles
Erastus Shields
Wil Thompson
Wales
Rovelty and Too Brothers
Tatham Springs
Cardwell Notes on Jacks Mules Sales and Local Trade
Miss Ova Perkins visits E J Perkins in Tablow. W L Graham travels through Lawrenceburg Harrodsburg Danville Stanford and other towns seeking Jacks and horses. Graham sells George Washington and Ben Taylor to R A Winham Salvisa for 600 dollars and buys a pair of mules and a four year old gelding for 150. Winham stays with Graham. Various sales include horses yearlings colts and a 4 year old mare at prices from 100 to 185 dollars and corn sale of 100 bushels for 3 dollars per barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ova Perkins
Tablow
E.j.perkins
W. L. Graham
Lawrenceburg
Harrodsburg
Danville
Stanford
E. G. Holiday
C. T. Worthington
J. A. Kyler
Graham & Perkins
W. T. Phillips
L. H.crosfield
W. S. Ross
Nether Farms
T. L. Royalty
East Texas
Cured Her Turkeys Says Woman Proven Remedy
L G Botkin of Paris Kentucky reports his wife used Bourbon Poultry Cure on dying turkeys and they recovered. He calls it the best remedy for fowls they have used and notes it is sold by all druggists with a labeled bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Botkin
Paris
Miss Effie Coulter Visits in Muldraugh Hill
Evening social notes from Muldraugh Hill mention Miss Effie Coulter spending the weekend with Sade Coulter and family. The local community reports tobacco farming activity as farmers burn plant beds. The area records several visits and travels among Coulter families and neighbors near Hillsboro Rock Bridge and Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Coulter
Richard Hardin
Rock Bridge
J. A. Coulter
Springfield
Cecil Coulter
Nancy Scott
Tom Coulter
Samuel Coulter
Fairview
Social Roundup From Mt Zion and Nearby Towns
Miss Margie Bonta returns from a visit to Miss Alma Alien near Taylorsville. Local dinners hosted by Mr. James B Hayes include G D Bodine and family, J N Hayes, Vester Lee, James S Hayes and Emma Neal. Miss Ora Pinkston and Lyda Bishop visit or return home. Springfield trips noted. A punch from Polin schoolhouse left Fly Wilson gravely injured. other neighbors mention health and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie Bonta
Alma Alien
Taylorsville
James B. Hayes
G. D. Bodine
Randal
J. N. Hayes
Vester Lee
James S. Hayes
Emma Neal
Ora Pinkston
Merrill Foster
Lyda Bishop
Midway
J. S. Hayes
Blanche Bonta
Springfield
Hurbert Crumes
Will Hunter
Fly Wilson
Polin School
John Russell
Vanarsdale
R. A. Russell
Richard Snyder
Local Gossip and Small Trade From LOLUST GROVE
Miss Francis Litsey visits Springfield and Pleasant Grove. Will Fitz and wife guest of Henry Reed. A. L. Litsey’s sister near Mackville. Gibson family visit Bertha Kayes. Emma Baker and others visit H. L. Litsey. Tom Wilson improving from illness. Leachman brothers host Ernest Shewmaker. Mitt Leachman buys a horse from R. M. Thompson. A. L. Litsey sells a horse to Joe Hall and a mule to Ed Nanby. Henry Reed sells shoats to J. S. Yankey. James Cutsinger buys a cow from Goddard Grundy. Merritt Dragoo buys tobacco crop from Miller Birch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Litsey
Springfield
Pleasant Grove
Will Fitz
Henry Reed
A. L. Litsey
Mackville
Gibson
Sharpsville
Bertha Kayes
Emma Baker
Julia Goatley
Sue
Bertha Edgerton
H. L. Litsey
Tom Wilson
Ernest Shewmaker
Leachman Brothers
Mitt Leachman
R. M. Thompson
Joe Hall
Ed Nanby
J. S. Yankey
James Cutsinger
Goddard Grundy
Merritt Dragoo
Renaker pension bill for indigent Confederate veterans advances
Kentucky senate approves by a unanimous vote a pension bill for indigent and disabled Confederate veterans with a $125 annual grant if assets are under $600. A county board must approve each case, and the bill avoids conflicts with the Confederate Soldiers' Home. Debate includes extending eligibility to servants who served with masters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Pewee Valley
House of Representatives
Local Rural Market Ads List Livestock and Crops for Sale
Advertisements from a rural area list numerous bargains including thoroughbred gobblers, English Maple date trees, jacks two-year-olds, sows and pigs, shoats, corn and hay, Short Horn bull calves, timothy hay, oats, mules, roosters, and clover hay. Multiple residents from routes 1 to 5 offer cattle, poultry, and farm equipment for immediate sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Litsey
Rt. 4
HS. Litsey
S. C. Parrott
Rt. 5
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Cinaware
Satudays
Washington County
J. E. Harmon
Mackville, Ky
Happy Hollow
Tom McIlroy
Richard Cheatham
Hailie Keeling
Bob Robertson
Zelma
John Yeager
Antioch
Flossie Perkins
Miss Pearl Armstrong
Ferris
Withsburg
J. H. Settles
Cardwell
Muldraugh Hill
Ily
Sammie Crooke
Hillsboro
J. R. Coulter
Dock Coulter
J. R. Brewer
Illinois
MT. Zion
Frankfort
House
State Farmers’ Institute
Eee
Kentucky
State College
State Normal
C. Ps
Searly
Japan
Bers
M. H. Jones
W. T. Head
W. D. Claybrooke
G. L. Haydon
J. G. Adams
Lebanon
Route 3
Timothy
Eleverly
C. N. Willett
He, Case & Brady
C. L. Brady
Rt 3
G. T. Clements
Rt. 1
Rt. 3
K. A. Thompson
Rt. 2
W. C. Brady
Texas
W. P. Montgomery
H. Leachman
George Clements
Mrs. E
Cotmenias Sale
J. A. Tucker
J. R. Welker
W. G. Grundy
R. A. Thompson
Sane
Hugh Stiles
Clover
T. J. Montgomery
P. Derringer
Grundy & McIntire
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