Harrison County KyArchives News.....News Excerpts June 4 1909
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LOG CABIN  Fri.  4 Jun 1909   Vol. 14 No.  23 
Pg. 3  Col.   3  CURRY
Born to the wife of Marion C. Patrick, a fine son, 31 May 1909.

LOG CABIN  Fri.  4 Jun 1909   Vol. 14 No.  23 
Pg. 3  Col.  3  LEESBURG
Mrs. W. T. Davis, Georgetown, died last Sunday.  She was sister of Mrs. Joe 
Boswell of Leesburg.  

LOG CABIN  Fri.  4 Jun 1909   Vol. 14 No.  23 
Pg. 3  Col.  3   BAREFOOT
Born to the wife of John Varner, a boy, 28 May 1909. He died 30 May 1909 and 
was buried at Mt. Pleasant. 

LOG CABIN Fri. 4 Jun 1909 Vol. 14 No.  23 
page 3 col 4 
 
Sunrise Items   
Mr. & Mrs. G. L. Clifford and little son, Emmett Glenn, and Miss Ione Swarts 
came from Sardis, Saturday, to spend a few days with his parents, Mr. & Mrs. J. 
J. Clifford.  

LOG CABIN  Fri.  4 Jun 1909   Vol. 14 No.  23 
Pg. 4  Col. 4  WIFE MURDER
May be the charge against J. W. Childers
The report of her suicide last week but now her husband is in Ocoee, FL jail 
charged with murder of his wife. 

LOG CABIN  Fri.  4 Jun 1909   Vol. 14 No.  23 
Pg. 4  Col. 5  HORRIBLE ACCIDENT
James Morrison Pike, 5, son of Rev. E. K. Pike died Monday of scalding in bath 
water.  Buried at Livingston.  
NEGRO LYNCHED
John Maxie, Negro, was lynched for murder of Bert Bowers in Frankfort.  

LOG CABIN  Fri.  4 Jun 1909   Vol. 14 No.  23 
Pg. 5  Col.  3  DEATHS
JAMES KEARNS
Son of Lewis N. Kearns died 24 May 1909 at the home of his parents. Born 24 
March 1875, married Susie Dunn, 24 Mar 1898 and they had two children one of 
whom survive.  He again married to Elizabeth Hill on 4 Mar. 1903 and they  had 
two children with both surviving.  He is survived by wife, three children, 
parents, five brothers, and two sisters.  Funeral at Curry M. E. Church.  [Do 
not have a stone for him at Curry. dh] 
MRS. WILL DAVIS
Died 30 Apr. 1909 at her home in Georgetown, age about 50.  Survived by husband 
and four children: Mrs. G. H. Nordeen, Seattle, WA; Jesse and John Henry and 
Louise Davis.  Sister of Messrs. Frank, J. W. and Jos. Thomason.  
SAMUEL MOORE
Died at home in Cynthiana, Wednesday.   Formerly School Superintendent in 
Harrison Co. 
DANIEL TEBBS
Died in Harrison Mem. Hosp. on Wednesday, 68.  Survived by mother, Mrs. Rebecca 
Tebbs and nine brohters and sisters.  One brother, Philip Tebbs died last 
week.  Burial in Battle Grove. 

LOG CABIN  Fri.  4 Jun 1909   Vol. 14 No.  23 
Pg. 6  Col. 2  LICKING VALLEY
Nelson Linville, 70, of Five Lick of this county, died at home  and was buried 
in Kentontown on 28 May 1909.  He leaves four children, two girls, and two 
boys.  Also leaves three sisters and three brothers.  

LOG CABIN  Fri.  4 Jun 1909   Vol. 14 No.  23 
Pg. 7  Col. 2  HINTON
Born to wife of Allie Dunn, a son. 

LOG CABIN  Fri.  4 Jun 1909   Vol. 14 No.  23 
Pg. 8  Col. 2 NEIGHBORING COUNTIES
 
SCOTT COUNTY
Mrs. Mike Adair, age 52, died.
BOURBON COUNTY
Child Roberts, seven year old son of Roberts, grandson of Spencer Menifee, 
Centerville died Saturday.  



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