Announcement for Sheriff Candidate in Washington County
For Congress Hon Ben Johnson Nelson County announces. for Sheriff A C il seeks nomination in Washington County under the Democratic party. Deputies Richard Bobltt Sam K Will Merritt Sanders and Hubert Virgin named.
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Congress
Ben Johnson
Nelson County
A. C. i Il
Washington County
Democratic Party
Richard Bobltt
Sam
K. Will Merritt Sanders
Hubert Virgin
S J m Named Sheriff Candidate for Washington County
S J M seeks sheriff’s office in Washington County with party backing. Deputies listed include Byron Jared Powell Sam Hale and R Edd.
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Sherif
Washington County
Byron Jared Powell
Sam Hale
R. Edd
Kentucky Democrats Call 1908 State Convention in Lexington
By order of the Democratic State Executive Committee of Kentucky a State Convention is called for June 11 1908 in Lexington to appoint delegates to the National Democratic Convention in Denver July 7 1908. Washington County mass convention set for June 6 at 2 pm to choose delegates.
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Democratic State Executive Committee of
Kentucky
Lexington
Denver
Canidates
United States
Democratic State Executive Committee
Lewis McQuown
Washington County
Court House
Springfield
Rogers Gong
Democratic Committee
Local farming season brightens as planting nears end
The Hardesty community notes sunnier days and corn planting near completion. Visitors include Will Gray and sister from Virginia with Maggie and Imogene Goatley. Families gather at Woodlawn and Valley Hill. Reports say Harry Pinkston ill with pneumonia. Sunday school at Hardesty schoolhouse draws attendees. C P Goatley and Mollie Williams visit Springfield on business.
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Will Gray
Ollie
Maggie
Imogene Goatley
Vailey Hill
Dudley Barlow
Woodlawn
W. B. Barlow
Ed Smothers
J. M. Sales
Evan Crow
Louisville
Willisburg
Harry
Pinkston
Hardesty School
C. P. Goatley
Valley Hill
Mollie Williams
Fannie
Springfield
White Hall Folks Share Weekend Visits
Elvin Birch traveled to Springfield on business. G. D. Showmaker and son visited relatives at Tablow Sunday. Earl and Dewey Ruby stayed with cousin Opha Cooks ey Saturday night. Lade Cooksey and Barney Harlow joined Mr. and Mrs. Divine near Cornishville Sunday. J. H. Hays and wife visited Nat Oldham at Cardwell Sunday. Elvin Birch and Mrs. Birch visited Loney Turner Sunday. R. D. Riley and daughter Lillie Scruggs received visits from G. D. Showmaker and Bertha. Dee Noel hosted many young people Saturday night in honor of J. P. Noel.
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Elvin Birch
Springfield
G. D. Showmaker and Son
Tablow
Earl and
Dewey Ruby
Opha Cooksey
Lade Cooksey
Barney Harlow
James Divine
Cornishville
J. H. Hays
Nat Oldham
Cardwell
Loney Turner
R. D. Riley
Lillie Scruggs
G.D. Showmaker
Bertha
Aaron Murphy
Dee Noel
J. P. Noel
Decoration of Hillsboro cemetery planned for Saturday
Sycamore Valley notes a Sunday school progress and local social visits. A Hillsboro cemetery decoration is set for Saturday, June 6 with invited attendance. The piece mentions Miss Zelma McKvoy and several local families visiting relatives and farmers selling lambs at 54 and 6 cents.
Local Notes From Cardwell and Vicinity
Prof Sanders closed his singing at Mt Freedom Sunday evening. Mrs Eliza Foster lost a mare and colt to colic last week. Davis Noel and family visited W L Graham. Masters family traveled to Illinois to settle. Mattie Riley of Mackville visits Mrs Perkins. E G Holiday sold to J R Kyler a aged horse for 105 dollars. J R Ward’s cow was killed on the highway with a broken leg. Stock law in force. Graham and Perkins looked for horses in Lawrenceburg and bought and sold about twenty in thirty days at 100 to 175 dollars. They plan to be in Springfield Monday. W D White nearly broke his leg unloading a Mt Freedom monument. He is progressing well. Graham Perkins sold a plug horse in Lawrenceburg for 77.50.
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Prof. Sanders
Mt. Freedom
Eliza Foster
Davis Noel
W. L. Graham
Robert Masters
Illinois
Mattie Riley
Mackville
E. T. Perkins
E. G. Holiday
J. R. Kyler
J. R. Ward
Graham & Perkins
Lawrenceburg
Springfield
W. D. White
Graham Perkins
Local Happenings in Mackville and Nearby
A recap of visits and personal notes from Mackville and nearby towns. Residents include Mr Wilbur Peter and Mrs Harry Riley in Harrodsburg, Drs McChord Fulman from Lebanon, and numerous relatives visiting for illnesses, social events, and church activities. Events include a May Decoration announcement, a May 21 wedding Ada Tamey and Jim Graves, and upcoming community entertainments at the Christian church and Presbyterian ice cream supper.
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Wilbur Peter
Harrodsburg
Harry Riley
Joe Wycoff
Springfield
Marguerite Isham
Beaumont College
Louisville
C. W. Camden
Pleasant Grove
Texas
J. H. Hopper
Frances Litsey
A. G. ‘I'amey
Ada Tamey
Jim Graves
Cole
The
Christian Church
Barnett
Graves
May Slaughter
Jim Wheeler
Kansas
Marion Sweeney
Bowling Green
Will Sweeney
Sadie Hyatt
Walker
Miss Sharp
Salvisa
John A. Sharp
W. W. Hyatt
Willisburg
McGill
Stallard
Dr. RoBards
Myrtle Catlett
Sally McClain
Tumey-Graves
Canary Notes On Local Socials And Weather
Mrs Robert Milton shows marked improvement at this writing. Various residents visit kin in Mackville and Fenwick while Adray Canary travels to Harrodsburg. Mr Byron Parks sells two horses for 225 dollars. farming remains slowed by heavy rains. W.T. Philips & Co plan a large Canary store with first class goods as wheat looks well and no tobacco will be raised this year.
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Robert Milton
Powers
W. T. Philips
Bettie Canary
Adray
Mackville
Wm. Miltong
May Lanham
James ‘Lanham
Marion Sweeney
J. W. Logsdon
Booker, Surday
Bell Christy
Simmstown
al Whiteman
Adray Canary
Harrodsburg
Margaret Hiatt
Jewell Hiatt
W.T. Philips & Co
Canary
Small Town Notes And Trades At Hillsboro
Hillsboro brief with locals dining at L A White home. Hogs sold to Mike Fitzgerald for 40 dollars by Goulter and Brater Brothers sold lambs and hogs to W Yankey. Otis Harmon bought a mare and colt for 120 dollars. Various residents seen visiting Springfield Indianapolis and Lebanon.
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Henry Simma
Albert Hines
Sanford White
L. A. White
Albert S. Hines
Mike Fitzgerald
Mat Inman
Ethel Pinkston
J. S. Sutton
J. A. Goulter
W. Yankey
Otis Harmon
John C. Settles
Lev Brown Place
Fitch Godby
Dave Hines
Oldham County
Felix Noel
Springfield
Will Logsdon
Indianapolis
Ind
J. D. Sutherland
Litsey
Santhérd White
Lebanon
Local social notes from Happy Hollow area
Mr. Gilbert Chesser visited his sister Mrs. Solomon Kays near Polin this weekend. Miss Hallie Keeling spent Thursday with Miss Myrtle Armstrong. Mrav J M Shields and daughter Sarah were in Willisburg Saturday. Mrs J S Thomas and children and Miss Sarah Shields visited Mrs Solomon Kays Sunday afternoon. Large crowd at Hillsboro Sunday school. Miss Mallie Shields stayed Sunday night with Mrs Sadie Coulter nearby. Several attended meetings at Willisburg Sunday night. Sanford White and wife and Miss Bessie White visited Hillsboro couple Mr and Mrs Albert Hines Saturday night and Sunday. Decoration at Hillsboro church is planned for the first Saturday in June. all invited.
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Gilbert Chesser
Polin
Solomon Kays
Hallie Keeling
Myrtle Armstrong
J. M. Shields
Sarah
Willisburg
J. S. Thomas
Sarah Shields
Hillsboro
Mallie Shields
Sadie Coulter
Willsburg
Sanford White
Bessie White
Albert Hines
Local Notes From Deep Creek and Nearby Areas
Local items report visits by families from Louisville and Springfield relatives, garden pride, and backyard fowl care. Decoration services at Antioch church are planned for Saturday the 30th. Wesley Chapel prayer meetings and a new Sunday School are thriving. A Shanghai scientist claims a ten minute ramie fiber remedy could revolutionize textiles and affect U S cotton exports.
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Shanghai
China
United States
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Springfield Sun
Rogers Gore
Premenelday
Sir Woot
J. F. Bishop
Bobbt & Bishop’s Livery Stable
Springfield, KY
Hardesty
White Hall
Sycamore Valley
Zelma McKvoy
St. Catherines
W. E. Sutherland
Buffaloe
T. W. Sutherland
Sleet Pinkston
J. S. Inman
Will Bowles
G. L. Warner
J. A Sharp
Harronsburg
Dick Baker
G. H. Hickerson
the Presbyterian Church
Oscar Shewmaker
Frank Shewmaker
Ong
Owes
Derby
Robertson-Claybrooke CO
Happy Hollow
Deep Creek
Sallie McGnaw
Freddie
Maw Bradley
Boyle County
Johnnie Elliott
Antioch Church
Wesley Chapel
the Grove
James Isham
Ing
Mark and Mandeville Lawrence
Will H. Elliott
Anderson Holderman
Henry
Ida Elliott
Mary Bradley
Susie Elliott
Mattie Elliott
Springfield Lumber Co
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