Local notes and sales across Hardin county region
Community updates include farm transfers in Battle and Glens, land sales to Voorhies Catlett and Votan, J. S. Royalty rebuilding after a fire, E. Tay returning from Lake Charles, and L. Gillispie hiring as hotel chef. Also mentions Rev. A. O. Pinkston’s Mt. Freedom meetings and Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanaford
Chicago
A. O. Pinkston
Mt. Freedom
John Taylor
Ott Voorhies
Battle
Mr. Voorhies
Lawrence Catlett
E. Tay
L. Gillispie
Sacher
Harrodsburg
Sant
W. L. Graham
E. T. Perks
Springfield
Chamberlain
Ail Druggsts
Rock Run and Nearby Folk in Local Visits and Trade
Clarence McMillin and Walter Oldham traveled to Bloommn lis. Lee Curtsinger of Tatham Springs visits his brother D C Curtsinger. Fred Milburn bought hogs from John McMillen at 10c. Pinkston men travel to DeKalb Inola and Willisburg. Noah Pinkston and family joined D C Curtaing er near Willisburg. Walter Hays and kin visit Fred Milburn. Mrs Rebecca Riley of Sharpsville dies at 3:30 am. remains entombed at Willisburg cemetery. Rev A C Pinkston of Cardwell conducts funeral. Ray Pinkston of Polin attends Freedom meeting. Milburn trades aged mare for two hogs and two ganders with Andrew Votew. Andrew Votew sells Rock Run farm to John Geff for 450 dollars. James Riley of Brooksville visits. Oscar Keeling moves onto N B Riley farm. Infant son of Ezy Derringer near Sharpeville ill with pneumonia. Everett Pinkston visiting relatives. Mrs Susan Pinkston of Clinton IL visiting here. Meredith Webner paints Sidney Perkins dwelling. Your cough remedy ad promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence McMillin
Walter Oldham
Lee Curtsinger
Tatham Springs
D. C. Curtsinger
Fred Milburn
John McMillen
Oe Pinkston
DeKalb
Inola
Noah Pinkston
Pulliam
D C. Curtainger
Willisburg
Walter Hays
Rebecca Riley
Sharpsville
A. C. Pinkston
Cardwell
Ray Pinkston
Polin
Freedom
Andrew Votew
Rock Run
John Geff
Jas. Riley
Brooksville
Oscar Keeling
N. B. Riley
Ezy Derringer
Sharpeville
Everett Pinkston
Beechland
Susan Pinkston
Cliniton
Meredith Webner
Sidney Perkins
Local social notes from Shelbyville to Lebanon and Willisburg
Miss Fannie and Della Smith return from Louisville visit. Mrs G D Bodine and daughter Mary in Louisville. Mr Lester Gibbs visits from Shelbyville. Mrs Burns returns from Lebanon visit. Mrs Pardiew visits Penick Station. Mrs Litsey and W M Hyatt in Lebanon. Hugh Stiles from Danville visits. Richard Wathen of Bardstown Junction guests here. Mr and Mrs Wiggenton of Spencer with Belwood brothers from Shelby guests of Mrs Waters. Sam Dragoo of Stamping Ground visiting brother Dragop. Miss Sue Muratta visits Mrs Robertson. E N Hunily, G A DeHoney and Jos Phillips from Lebanon spend Monday here. Drs Hyatt of Willsburg and Barnett and Goddard of Mackville at county court. Dr W F Trusty in New Hope with brother-in-law Dr E McKay. Mrs E E Buster returns from Harrodsburg. Miss Annie Tieman and Mrs Annie Snider of Evanville visiting Mr Begeman. Mrs Allen of Sera visiting son J L A C S Hill. Commonwealth Attorney attends Circuit Court. Cool weather noted. Local residents and their families visit, travel, and attend church and meetings across Willisburg, Polin, and Pleas tor Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Litsey
W. M. Hyatt
Lebanon
Hugh Stiles
Danville
Richard Wathen
Bardstown Junction
W. W. Hyatt
Willsburg
W. T. Barnett and Goddard
Mackville
W. F. Trusty
New Hope
Farm for Sale Near Woodlawn Kentucky Listing
About 100 acres with 45 acres grass and 10 in timber. Property includes a frame dwelling and a good barn, near a railroad, and convenient to school and church. For details contact Dr. F. L. McIntyre in Woodlawn Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. McIntyre
Woodlawn
Kentucky
Printer's Devil Recalled From Two Busy Days in Shop
A narrator recalls early printing office experiences with humor. He describes case work, kindling towels, bathing the ink keg cat, rolling and feeding the press, gasoline near flames, and nearly igniting his clothing. He jokes about mixing type and a boss remark on his purpose in life.
Jim Howard for Governor Nominee Suggested
The Lexington Herald notes a mountain origins suggestion that Jim Howard, accused in Governor Goebel’s fatal shooting and later pardoned by a partisan governor, be the Republican nominee next year. It argues Howard has not won popular vindication and could appoint others involved in the conspiracy upon taking office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Herald
Jim Howard
Goebel
Republican Party
Howard
Hearticas
Caleb Powers
New
Mr. Howard
Lebanon
Printer’s Plight Amid Looming Labor Changes
A fragment from a historical piece notes printer concerns over precarious work, dwindling pay, and the challenge of finding a successor to fill the author’s role, signaling tensions in the craft as typesetter jobs become scarce.
Hardesty Family News From Blamound and Nearby
Sunday visits filled the ledger as Mr. and Mrs. Hardesty and family hosted and traveled to see kin across Mercer county. Illinoise resident Crouch joined J. R. Ray and Eliza Carney relatives for a day of gatherings with Walter Williams and wife and James Hardesty’s group sharing time with neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Crouch
Blamound
Near Maud
Edd Smothers
Jane
An . Crouch
Illinoise
J. R. Ray
Walter Williams
G. Hardesty
R. H
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Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Florsheim
Douglas
Beacon
Krippendorf
Smith-Sterling
Cunningham & Duncan
Haydon & Rober
Tson
Eplsesbaiee
George J. Begemannee
Springfield, KY
Burley Tobacco Fair
The
Washington County Tobacco Warehouse CO
Robt. T. Bohannan
W. V. Stallard
McElroy & Shader
Eece
Vosceneoe
Jim Hayes
Maud
G. AD. Bodine
Leo Haydon
Fannie
Della Smith
Louisville
Lester Gibbs
Shelbyville
G. D. Bodine
Mary
Mabel Williams
Lexington
Robert Burns
C. L. Pardiew
Penick Station
John Wiggenton
Spencer
Eugene and
Rtobert Belwood
Shelby
M. J. Waters
Sam Dragoo
Stamping Grounds
Kyr,ia
Tur Dragop
Near Town
Sue Muratta
C. D. Robertson
Messrs. E. N. Hunily
G. A. Dehoney
Jos. Phillips
E. E. Buster
Harrodburg
Annie Tieman
Annie Snider
Evanaville
Ind
Geo Eman
Neice
Begeman
Allen
Sera
C. S. Hill Commonwealth Attorney
Happy Hollow
John Crow
Polina
John Mattingly
Ed Hanby
John Armati
Walter Hanby
Erastus Perkins
T. W. Sutherland
W. E. Sutherland
Tilmots
Erastus Perkins and
Flanly
John Armstrong
Elmer
Dolph Hanby
Ernest Shields
Eva Immaman
J. W. Walls
Erastus ‘Erkine
Rutha Royalty
Rs. J. W. Walls
Brookside
Ollie Bishop
Matsie Crooke
Pleastor Grove
Myrtle Armstrong
the Lace
Hunterr
Sam Phillipps
Parrott Bros
Biecaahe
Katie Hertlein
BRO
Devil
Boss
Hardesty
Washington County
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