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Log Cabin  Friday 24 Jul 1908  Vol. 13  No. 29

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NEIGHBORING COUNTIES
Bourbon Co. 
Michael Shannon died Saturday.  He was 74 years old and a native of Ireland.
Mary Aline Rose, aged 14 years, died Saturday at St. Joseph's Hospital, 
Lexington, after five weeks illness with typhoid fever.  Her remains were 
brought to Paris.  She was the daughter of the widow of the late Robt. Rose. 

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DEATHS
Mr. John Wiglesworth, formerly of Poindexter, this county, died at Twin Falls, 
Idaho, Sunday, July 19, aged about 38 years.  The funeral services will be 
held in Cynthiana at the Elks Home and interment will be at Battle Grove.  Mr. 
Wiglesworth and his family, his brother, Dr. Tandy Wiglesworth and Mr. & Mrs. 
G. W. Shrout, of Nicholas County, all located at Twin Falls, Idaho at about 
the same time.  He is survived by his wife, formerly Miss Curle, daugher of 
Mrs. Mary Curle, who has been at Twin Falls some time, two sons, one daughter, 
one brother, Dr. Tandy Wiglesworth, two (three?) sisters, Mrs. L. R. Priest of 
Chicago and Mrs. Thomas Reed and Mrs. G. W. Shrout of Twin Falls. 
Mr. Llewellyn Penn died at his home in the city Tuesday, having been seriously 
ill for several days.  Burial in Battle Grove.  He was born 11 August 1865, 
and was nearly 43 years old.  He was the youngest son of Luriotius Penn, who 
died 40 years ago.  Deceased united with the Methodist church many years ago. 
For a number of years he was a member of the undertaking firm of Frisbie & 
Penn, and bought out his partner several years ago.  This sping he sold the 
business to Frisbie & Smith and ws an acitve candidate for Circuit Cler, 
subject to the democratic primary.  He is survived by his wife, formerly Miss 
Etta B. Kendall, and four children, also three brothers, Rev. Alex Penn of 
this city, J. S. and Thos. Penn of Scott Co.  
The Middlesboro Record has an extended notice concerning the death of Jeff 
Gray, known in this county, and briefly noted in the Berry correspondence.  We 
clip: "A gloom is cast over Middleboro today because of the sad death of Jeff, 
the eldest son of Mr. & Mrs. S. B. Gray of this city.  
The unfortunate accident which resulted in the sudden death of one of the 
brighteet and manliest boys of Middlesboro early last night July 11 occurred 
at the camp of the "Keeney Boys" on Powell's River, near Lone Mountain, TN.
A small rife was brought into use in playing a practical joke and in the 
scuffle which followed the rifle was fired and the bullet striking young Gray 
in the cheek ranged up and penetrated the brain.  He was brought to 
Middlesboro on a special train this morning but died shortly after reaching 
home. 
Jeff Gray was one of the brighest boys that Middlesboro has ever produced and 
his untimely taking off just as his feet were place upon the threshold of 
young manhood, is especially sad; with his pleasing address, his polished 
manners, and his great energy combined with application to duty and a 
retentive memory, the boy's future was assured. 


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Ladies Low Cuts
Kid Oxfords	1.50 value			1.19
Patent Tipped Oxfords 2.00 value	1.48
White canvas Oxfords 1.50 value		1.19
Misses' & children's low shoes
Two strap Kid Sandal  2.00 value	1.69
White Canvas Oxfords  1.00 value	 .79

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Buena Vista
Born on the 19th, to the wife of C. Fryman, a girl.
Barterville
Died, on Thursday night, Millard, the only child of Mr. & Mrs. Dora Ritchie, 
of typhoid fever.  He was 9 years old.  Buried at Rose Hill. 
Avena
Born, on the 19th, to the wife of Thomas Giles, a son.

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Pleasant Green
The infant child of John Redd was buried Saturday.
 

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