Harrison County KyArchives News.....News Excerpts October 2 1908
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Log Cabin
Log Cabin  Friday  2 Oct 1908  Vol. 13  No. 39

Pg. 4 Col. 3
DEATHS
Much gloom has occasioned at Falmouth by the announcement that Shuberth Rule, 
aged 28, son of Mr. & Mrs. W. J. Rule, have been drowned in the Potomac River 
near Washington City.  One of his two companions also perished.  A gasoline 
launch, in which they were enjoying a ride, took fire and sank.  Shuberth 
leaves a bride of three months.  The funeral occurred at Falmouth, on Thursday 
of last week. 
Mr. J. N. Spegal, aged 65, died of pneumonia last Saturday at his home in this 
county.  He was a well known citizen and ex-Confederate soldier.  He leaves a 
wife and five children, Misses Birdie, Beadie and Laura Spegal, of this county, 
W. A. Spegal of Missouri and Tilden Spegal of Colorado.  The funeral took place 
at Salem.  
At his home five miles from Paris, on the Redmon pike, in the same house where 
he was born, Washington Redmon, aged 83 years, died suddenly shortly after 9 
o'clock Thursday night, Sept. 24, of acute indigestion.  He came from an old 
Virginia Family, his father George Redmon located in Bourbon in 1796.  Before 
he reached his majority he united in marriage to Miss Rebecca Ashurst, who 
survives her husband after wedded live of more than 66 years.  He is survived 
by his wife and four children, Mr. Solomon Redmon, and Mrs. Castle Redmmon, of 
Bourbon, Mrs. John Forsythe, of Paris, MO  who will arrive to be present at the 
funeral of her aged father, and Mrs. Fannie Shropshire, of Harrison Co.  

Pg. 5 Col. 4
Born on the 28th, to Mr. & Mrs. W. F. Renaker, a daughter, Dortha Frances. 
Born, Tuesday, to the wife of Mr. F. G. Jenkins, a fine daughter - Ruth Gwynn. 

Pg. 7 Col.  1
Berry
Born to the wife of Nute Grayson, a girl. 
Born to the wife of Charles Pullman, a girl.
Born to the wife of Wm. Henry, twins, a boy and a girl. 

Pg. 7 Col. 3
Mt. Gilead
The protacted meeting closed here last Monday night with seven additions.  
Rutland
Thos. Rose received a letter from his brother, James Hawkins Rose, whom he had 
not heard for 16 years.  He is now located at Corn, Oklahoma, and will see the 
Log Cabin regularly for 1 year.

Pg. 7 Col. 4
Barefoot
Died, infant of Mr. & Mrs. W. L. Richey.  Burial at Mt. Pleasant Monday.
Born to the wife of  Mart Fryman, a son. 


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