Edmonson County KyArchives News.....Brownsville Briefs September 5 1929
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The Edmonson County News
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse James, of Louisville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Porter Stice, 
Wednesday and Thursday of last week.

Miss Nola Clark, teacher at the Mt. Zion school, who has been ill for several 
days, was taken to Glasgow to be operated on for appendicitis by Drs. Howard 
and Woods Wednesday.  She was accompanied to the hospital by her brother and 
sister Aud and Icy Clark.

Mr. "Jayrod" Vincent has returned, from parts unknown, to Brownsville.

Mr. R. R. Alexander spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Louisville on business.

Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Kinslow and son and daughter, Claud and Hazel, of Bowling 
Green, visited County Attorney Chas. E. Whittle Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dace, of Marrowbone, were also guests of Mr. Whittle, Monday.

The schools of the county were closed Monday, Labor Day.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Alexander have moved into the house vacated by Mr. Landis 
Charlet.

Pat Meredith and family have moved into their new home East of Brownsville on 
the old Logan homestead.

Judge D. A. Logan, assistant secretary of state, is spending a few days with 
his family here.

The street lights for Brownsville seem to be a "dead number" wonder why?

Mrs. Ollie Musick and Mrs. Ernest Lane visited Mrs. Musick's mother near 
Mammoth Cave Monday.

Mrs. N. E. Reed and daughter, Nelda, motored to My Old Kentucky home, at 
Bardstown Monday.

While splitting stovewood Wednesday Nacy Lutrell split his left knee instead of 
the wood, causing a painful wound.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lindasy were in Bowling Green Saturday.

Mrs. W. D. Brooks spent last Sunday and Monday in Bowling Green.

Mr. and Mrs. Elzie Lindsey and family, of the Segal neighborhood, have moved
to Louisville where Mr. Lindsey has employment.

Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Woodcock and family and Sheriff and Mrs. Vincent and family 
motored to Lincoln farm last Sunday.

Mr. Charlie Self and family of the Natural Rock neighborhood have moved into 
the new house adjoining the Jock James property at Brownsville.

The Brownsville Transportation Company, owned by Ernest Lane, ran a special bus 
to Bowling Green Monday with a load of Kyrock baseball fans to attend the game 
there.

Mr. E. T. Duval, of Sunfish, was in Brownsville Monday on business.

Monday being a legal holiday the regular meeting of the Board of Education 
postponed until Saturday.

Dr. J. K. Wood and son, John Kelly, were among the boys who "took in" the show 
at Bowling Green Saturday.

Quite a few Brownsville people attended the 101 Wild West show at Bowling Green 
last Saturday a partial list of which is:  Mrs. Mary Whalin, Vic  Vincent, Ella 
James, Jock James, Amma Johnson, Paul Brooks, Lela Johnson, Jack Meloan.


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