Barren-Hart County KyArchives News.....Tidbits March 18, 1896
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Glasgow Weekly Times March 18, 1896
Dr. Greenwood HAMMOND, former resident of Hammonsville in Barren Co 
died at his home in Highland, KS a few days ago, age 67.

Two former citizens of Hart Co killed in a railroad wreck in Arkansas 
(special to Hart Co Record of the week before). A S B MEERS of 
Conway, Arkansas wrote that he had been traveling through the west on 
the Oron Mountain RR and near Pine Bluff where a wreck had occurred. 
He asked about the wreck and was told that four people had been 
killed - three men and one woman and two of the men were from Hart 
Co. According to the RR company one of these men was J B MOPIN of 
Cave City and the other was C E McINTEER of Powder Mills. The RR Co 
said they had sent notice to the post offices that these two towns 
but as yet had not heard from anyone.

Geo DUGARD killed on his father's farm near BAILEY's Store about 9 
o'clock last Thursday morning. Young DUGARD had been helping his 
father cut down a tree; while attempting to run from under the tree 
when it began to fall; he got excited and ran in the wrong direction. 
He was caught under it and crushed to death. He was a s/o Seth W 
DUGARD, was about 19 years old, very popular in his neighborhood and 
highly respected.

Ex-Governor IRELAND died suddenly at his home in San Antonio TX last 
Saturday - formerly of Hart Co. Had left KY and gone to TX; elected 
to the State Legislature there, then to the Supreme Court; and was 
twice Governor of TX.

Lynn PULLIAM and Miss Alice ADAMS of Glasgow Junction [Park City] 
eloped to Jeffersonville IN last Thursday. Bride is a d/o Squire J H ADAMS.

Miss Hallie MAYS, d/o Jos MAYS, died at her father's at 6 o'clock 
last Friday morning. Sick only a few days; 20 years old, a most 
excellent young lady.d Services at First Christian Church; burial Odd 
Fellow's Cemetery {Glasgow Municipal] Saturday.


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