Harrison County KyArchives News.....News Excerpts August 28 1908
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Log Cabin
Log Cabin  Friday  28 Aug 1908  Vol. 13  No. 34

Pg. 1 Col. 6
ON ROADSIDE
Life of N. J. Smith Passed Away Tuesday Afternoon
Death suddenly came to Newt J. Smith as he lay on the roadside near 
Connersville, Tuesday afternoon.   The body was found late in the afternoon by 
Will Thomas, and the remains were removed to the family residence at Alberta. 
About an hour before his death, Mr. Smith was taken ill while riding home 
having been to the place of Mrs. Laura Conner to buy sheep. He dismounted from 
his horse and staggered to the side of the road.  A young boy named Mulberry, 
from Sadieville, came upon him as  he dismounted, and becoming frightened by 
Mr. Smith's stuggles the boy ran away, not understanding that the man was ill.
Newt J. Smith was formerly Turnpike Commissioner for this county, and was 
highly esteemed by all.  He was a most excellent gentleman and had the 
confidence of all.  For some time he has been in poor health, and his death 
was likely due to heart trouble.
The funeral services were held at the residence yesterday afternoon.
He is survived by two daughter, Mrs. Joseph Petty, of Scott County, and Mrs. 
Luther Jenkins, and one son, James Smith.  His wife died several years ago. 

Pg. 2 Col. 3
Barefoot
Born to the wife of Crayton Bachelor a girl, Henry Violet.

Pg. 3 Col. 3
Headquarters
Born Aug 22 to the wife of John Fronk a 14 pound girl. 
Died Aug 22, Mrs. Arris Martin, aged 65 years.  He was buried at Carlisle.

Pg. 3 Col. 4
Sunrise
Mr. Charles Hobday and daughter of Texas are spending a few weeks with their 
friends and relatives here.  Charley says he loves hisold home where he was 
brought up but can do much better in Texas.  
J. T. Roher furnishes monuments, tombstones, etc.  All his customers are well 
pleased with his work.  Also pictures enlarged, pictures framed, etc. First 
class work guaranteed.
Curry
Born August 20th to the wife of Ed Copes, a son. 

Pg. 4 Col. 4
DEATHS
William D. Trimnell, formerly of Cynthiana, died in Seattle, WA, on Monday of 
this week, of tuberculosis, aged 35 years. 
He was the son of Mr. & Mrs. Geo. W. Trimnell, of Corinth and went west some 
years ago on account of poor health.  He is survived by his parents, three 
brothers, two sisters and his wife, having married about 8 months ago.  

Pg. 7 Col. 2
Hinton
Born to the wife of Z. T. Ruth a son.  

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