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LOG CABIN  Fri.  7 May 1909   Vol. 14 No.  19 
Pg. 2  Col. 4  HEADQUARTERS
Mrs. Sue Burris, died 26 Apr. 1909 of pneumonia in Chanute, KS.  She is widow 
of John G. Burris.  They moved to Kansas 31 years ago.

LOG CABIN  Fri.  7 May 1909   Vol. 14 No.  19 
Pg. 3  Col. 3  BAREFOOT	
Laura Harney, born 18 Apr.  1881 died 21 Apr. 1909.  Married Hiner Harney on 28 
Feb. 1902.  Had for children, one daughter died 4 years ago.  Survived by 
husband, three children, parents, 2 sisters and 4 brothers.  Buried in Mt. 
Pleasant Cemetery 

LOG CABIN  Fri.  7 May 1909   Vol. 14 No.  19 
Pg. 5  Col. 5  A SUICIDE
Dr. E. D. Frank, of Prestonburg, formerly of Williamstown, committed suicide by 
shooting himself while standing in the Lexington Cemetery.  

LOG CABIN  Fri.  7 May 1909   Vol. 14 No.  19 
Pg. 6  Col. 4  NEIGHBORING COUNTIES
SCOTT COUNTY
Lewis N. Brown, died in Burr Oak neighborhood on 29 Apr. 1909 of erysippelas.  
Age 72.
Mrs. Maggie Limerick, wife of C. T. Limerick, died 30 Apr. 1909 in Georgetown.  
Mrs. J. V. Mulberry died 4 May 1909 age 67.  
Moses Gray died suddenly in Georgetown on Friday.  

NICHOLAS COUNTY
Daughter McFarland, daughter of Clint McFarland, age 5, died at Mt. Zion 
vicinity.  
Mrs. America F. Potts, age 55, died in Lexington, formerly of Carlisle.  

LOG CABIN  Fri.  7 May 1909   Vol. 14 No.  19 
Pg. 7  Col. 3  BIRTHS
Born to Mr. & Mrs. Clarence J. Hill, on 3 May, in Indianapolis, a girl.  Mrs. 
Hill was formerly Miss Verna Roberts of Berry.

LOG CABIN  Fri.  7 May 1909   Vol. 14 No.  19 
Pg. 7  Col. 4  DEATHS
MRS. MARY E. FORD
Wife of Dr. C. L. Ford, died at home in Stamping Ground on Thursday at age 76.  
She was Miss Mary E. Evans, of Leesburg, before marriage 51 years ago. Survived 
by husband and seven children: Mrs. W. E. Coleman, Stamping Ground; Miss Kadora 
Ford, Stamping Ground; Miss Mary Ford, Stamping Ground; Mrs. Oscar Jameson, 
Stamping Ground; Ben E. Ford, TX; J. Mac Ford, Boyd; C. L. Ford, Jr., OH.  
Buried in Georgetown Cemetery  - Georgetown News

MRS. LAURA HARNEY
Wife of Hiner Harney, died at home at Morning Glory, 21 Apr. 1909 of cancer at 
age 28.  Daughter of Arthury Harney, Nicholas Co. Survived by husband, three 
children, parents, four brothers and two sisters.  [Names not given. dh]  
Funeral conducted by Rev. J. W. Harney at Mt Pleasant and buried in the Mt. 
Pleasant Cemetery 
 
DEWEY HICKS

Ten year old son of Albert Hicks, died at home of his grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. 
Ashford Fryman, on 17 Apr. 1909. Buired at Wagoner's Chapel.

MRS. SUSAN SMITH
Widow of Prof. N. F. Smith, died at home on Miller Street, Cynthiana, 
Wednesday.  She was formerly Miss Susan Alice Lair, daughter of Luther and 
Nancy Williams Lair.  Born near Lair 14 Nov. 1841 and married in 1869.  
Survived by one son, Fred H. Smith, Louisville, formerly editor of Harrison 
Courier.  Also five daughters: Miss Alice, Cynthiana; Miss Edith Smith, 
Cincinnati; Miss Mary Smith, Teaching in TX; Mrs. Ben Throckmorton, Lexington; 
Mrs. J. R. Johnson, Richmond.  She also leaves one sister, Mrs. Nancy 
Baltzelle, Colorado.  Buired in Battle Grove Cemetery 

MRS. SUE P. SHARP
Died at home on Wilson Ave. on Tuesday. Age 62.  She was Miss Sue P. Wilson, 
daughter of late Charles Wilson, of Shady Nook.  Born 13 Apr. 1847.  Her 
husband died 18 years ago.  Survived by four children: Jack Sharp; Miss Lida 
Sharp; Miss Marguerite Sharp; Mrs. Lafe Diltz; also her mother, Mrs. Margaret 
Taylor at age 86.  Buried at Battle Grove. 

LOG CABIN  Fri.  7 May 1909   Vol. 14 No.  19 
Pg. 7  Col. 6  RARE OLD VIOLIN
A rare old violin, 179 years old, is in the possession of Mr. C. M. Coyle, the 
Pleasant Street furniture man.  The violin was bought by Mr. Coyle in Lexington 
some years ago.  It has a very rich tone and may be very valuable.  The 
instrument was made by Joseph Guardnerius in 1730.  Similiar instruments made 
only three years earlier are quoted as high as $3,000 and this instrument may 
be a valuable one also.  

LOG CABIN  Fri.  7 May 1909   Vol. 14 No.  19 
Pg. 11  Col. 1  BAREFOOT
W. H. Bentley, age 64, died at his home near Mt. Tabee church in Fleming 
County.  


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