Harrison County KyArchives News.....News Excerpts February 12 1909
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LOG CABIN  Fri. 12 Feb 1909   Vol. 14 No.  7
Pg. 1  Col.  6  AVENA 
Funeral of Mrs. Rosa Wagoner at Wagoner's Chapel, Sunday.
LOG CABIN  Fri. 12 Feb 1909   Vol. 14 No.  7
Pg. 2  Col. 1  RICHLAND
Mrs. Rosa Wright, 79, died of comsumption at the home of her dughter, Mrs. 
Marsh Gillespie.  Burial at Baptish Church.  
Aunt Jennie Cummins, of Claysville, attended the public auction of her brother 
and walked the entire distance of eight miles.  SHe is 70 years old. 
LOG CABIN  Fri. 12 Feb 1909   Vol. 14 No.  7
Pg. 5  Col. 2  BIRTHS
Born to wife of Charles Loyd of Paducah, a son.  Mrs. Loyd was formerly Miss 
Ethel Toadvine of Cynthiana.  
LOG CABIN  Fri. 12 Feb 1909   Vol. 14 No.  7
Pg. 5  Col. 3  DEATHS
MRS. ROSANNAH WRIGHT
 
Died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Martha Gillespie, near Kelat, 4 Feb. 
1909.  Born 3 Oct. 1833 and was 76 years old.  She was the second daughter of 
William and Mary Pugh who died many years ago.  Married W. P. Bayless and had 
four children: James M. Bayless; Mrs. Mary E. King, deceased of Pendleton Co.; 
Mrs. Rachle J. Rogers, Cynthiana; Mrs. Martha Gillespie, Kelat.
In 1869 while these children were yet small, their father was accidently 
wounded in the waters of the Licking river near Havilandsville.  The widowed 
mother thus left to devise means for the supoot o fher children and to defrya 
pending indebtedness on their farm, was sorely tested andtried.  SHe met the 
sad conditions bravely and ere long, sh eand her children saed their home where 
they resided several years at the same time amanaging anc contriving to send 
the children to school.  
In 1886 she married to Pemberton Wright, of Pendleton Co. with whom she lived 
until he died in 1892.  Funeral in Sunrise Christian Church on 6 Feb. 1909 by 
Rev. Samuel Foley.  Buried in Old Richland Cem. by the side of her first 
husband.   
JAMES R. SMITH
Died at Jacksonville on Monday of old age.  Father of Newton and Oscar Smith of 
Bourbon Co., Mrs. Harry Martin and Mrs. Carrie Taylor of this county.  Buried 
at Jacksonville Cem.    
THOMAS. CLEMONS
Formerly of Berry died suddently near Mason, Grant Co.  Buried in Family grave 
yard at Colemansville.  
LOG CABIN  Fri. 12 Feb 1909   Vol. 14 No.  7
Pg. 7  Col. 3  SADIEVILLE
John Locust, colored man, died.  
LOG CABIN  Fri. 12 Feb 1909   Vol. 14 No.  7
Pg. 8  Col. 1  BARTERVILLE
Goldie Maye Earlywine, b. 1 Apr. 1906, d. Saturday.  Daughter of J. T. 
Earlywine.  Survivied by parents, two brothers and one sister.  Buried at 
Barterville Cem. on Sunday.  
PLEASANT RIDGE
Born to the wife of Lewis Eaton, a fine daughter.  
LOG CABIN  Fri. 12 Feb 1909   Vol. 14 No.  7
Pg. 8  Col. 2  ELK LICK
Mrs. Rosa Wagoner, survived by husband andone child, several sisters and 
brothers, father.  [No date given or place of burial. dh]
HAVILANDSVILLE
The music party that was given by Mr. John Blackburn Saturday night was quite a 
success.  Those who furnished the music were Frank King, Ray Pollard, Ray King 
and Lucy Blackburn.  Those present were Miss Kate Sellers, Cynthia, Gertie and 
Grace Whalen, Sadie Dennis, Goldie King, Ray King, Ray Pollard, Carter Huffman, 
John Sellers, Willie King, Fred Rainey, Charlie Bishop and Joe Antrobus.  All 
report a pleasant time.  



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