Local Notices and Community Happenings From Mackville
Mackville notes report J R Cull selling stock to Gus Johnson of Willisburg and Florence Arnold overseeing the school with Ada Arnold and Ora Bottom. Farm transfers include George Isham selling to Shewmaker of Simmstown, Gabe Keightley selling to Will and Chas Bottom for 100 per acre. Mrs Lett Hatchett and Mrs Derwood Showmaker return from Lebanon. Funeral of Mrs John Best at Bethlehem noted. Community members visit Marion County. Thompson sells farm to Bosley, price unknown. China Tumey visits Indiana. Prof Florence moves to Methodist parsonage. Chas Bottom improving after illness. Parksville shower mystery and Danville locusts reported. tariff law cited as reducing cigarette sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Cull
Gus Johnson
Willisburg
Florence
Ada Arnold
Ora Bottom
George Isham
Has. Shewmaker
Simmstown
Gabe Keightley
Will
Chas
Lett Hatchett
Derwood
Lebanon
John Best
Bethlehem
Sun
Will Harmon
Marion County
Thompson
Bosley
China Tumey
Indiana
Personal Notes From Lebanon and Nearby Towns
Local residents and visitors are listed with travel stays and visits. Names include Fannie K. and Della Smith in Louisville, Mrs. Mary Phillips and Nan Dehoney from Lebanon, and many others visiting Bardstown Louisville Hodgenville Lexington and Chicago for family, business or social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie K
Della Smith
Louisville
Mary Phillips
Nan Dehoney
Lebanon
Appreciated Donation From Baptist Ladies
Last Monday morning the ladies of the Baptist church surprised Rev and Mrs Williams at their home by filling their larder with Nebeess preserved fruit and other provisions to help sustain the young couple for a year. This thoughtful gift will long be remembered as a token of the congregation’s kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Baptist Church
W. H. Williams
Hardin's Chapel Local Notes and Small Town Visits
Scarce news this week with several home projects and social visits. Residents like H. S. Litsey and G. W. Fenwick work on barns and paint. George Cocanougher makes molasses. numerous relatives visit each other around Hardin's Chapel. J. R. Young buys John Bailey farm for 4200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutthin Coeanougher
Margaret Brady
Lillie Powell
G. W Fenwick
George Cocanougher
Florence Haydon
Mackville
Ada and
Leila Fenwick
Jennie Litsey
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Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Florsheim
Douglas
Beacon
Krippendorf
Smith-Sterling
Cunningham & Duncan
Charles Tuméey
Methodist Parsonage
J. A. Sawyer
Bettie Peters
John Harmon
Nan Riley
Danville
F. M. Mower
Parksville
Bower
Fuhrman & Co
Bloomfield, Ky
George J. Begemann
Springfield, KY
Stallard
D. C
Springfield
McElroy & Shader's Grocery
J. C. McElroy
Charles Greene
Bardstown
T. S. Mayes
Robert
Oklahoma City
Okla
P. D. Marks
Cane Springs
Heit Kubel
Sallie Simms
Nellie Simms
St. Catherines
Louis Kelly
Ernette Wiggington
Fairfield
Dr. Hyatt
J. M. Stergeon
L. C. McCarty
Katie Williams
W. M. Hagan
Mrs Earl Baker
Cleaveland, Ohio
Mr. Baker
Alex Blanford
Mr. Edwards
Horse Cave
Joe Claybrooke
Fittie
Mrs
A. J. Miller
Hodgenville
H. M. Moss
C. W. Camden
N. G. Marks
L. A. Burns
Lexington
Jennie Greene
Fannie Smith
Mabel Thompson
Eddie Shader
James Carrico
Rob Russell
Wathen Simms
Sam Clements
Lous Cain
Sam Anderson
Will Robertson
K of C
B. B. Buster
Harrodsburg
Arthur McGillis
C. H. PR. McElroy
Kansas, City
Nice
Miss Rodes
Hallie Huston
Nellie Andrewes
Maud
J. M. Sturgeon
Chicago
Llis
Gertrude Shader
George Greene
Sylvester Russell Sr
Sylvester
Katie Hertlein
BRO
Hardin’s Chapel
Slab Hollow
Will Bowles
Nellie Logadon
Margaret Logsdon
Bernard
Ben Haydon
Dee Sweeney
Nellie Logsdon
Arthur Whiteman
Will Jeffries
Susie Fenwick
Jack
B. B. King's
Moreland
Junction City
Shelby City
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