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LOG CABIN  Fri. 20 Aug 1909   Vol. 14 No.  34 
Pg. 1  Col. 6  
BENSON CEMETERY NOTICE
July 24, 1909
The committee of Benson Cemetery met on the above date and contracted with J. 
W. Criswell to dig and fill up graves and move rock. All parties having graves 
dug hereafter will be required to pay $3.50 for large grave and $3.00 for a 
grave of infant under three years.  
Committee: 
Levi Sandy
J. W. Criswell
William Lyons
Wellington Lang

LOG CABIN  Fri. 20 Aug 1909   Vol. 14 No.  34 
Pg. 2  Col. 3  FOUL MURDER OF STATION AGENT
James Engleman, shot and killed at King's Mountain Station on Thursday.  
LOG CABIN  Fri. 20 Aug 1909   Vol. 14 No.  34 
Pg. 3  Col. 1  BERRY
Albert Parish, died in Louisville.  He was buried at Pythian Grove on 13 Aug. 
1909.
Infant Karrick, died 12 Aug. 1909 child of Hugh Karrick.

LOG CABIN  Fri. 20 Aug 1909   Vol. 14 No.  34 
Pg. 5  Col. 5  BIRTHS
To the wife of Fred DeJaco, a daughter. 
To the wife of R. O. Deado, of Vancouver, BC a son, George Randolph. Mrs. Deado 
was formerly Miss Opal Moore. 

LOG CABIN  Fri. 20 Aug 1909   Vol. 14 No.  34 
Pg. 5  Col. 5  DEATHS 
W. T. JOHNSON
 
Died Saturday at Lexington asylum.  Buried in Georgetown Cemetery. Age 53, 
survived by wife and one son, Fred Johnson.  Also survived by mother, Mrs. 
Bettie Johnson, a sister, Mrs. John Hicky, Lexington.  - Georgetown Times
JAMES CLARK
Died yesterday morning at his home two miles from Claysville.  Brother of M. C. 
Clark and uncle of Ed and Abe Clark of Cynthiana.  
ARCHIBALD VanDEREN
Died at his home in Tuscola, IL, 16 Aug. 1909.  Age 79, native of Harrison Co. 
Buried at Tuscola, IL.  Brother of John and Alfred VanDeren, Cynthiana. 

LOG CABIN  Fri. 20 Aug 1909   Vol. 14 No.  34 
Pg. 5  Col. 6  BOY KILLED
George Rector Hill, age 20, son of Hubbard N. Hill, killed at Robertson Milling 
Co. at Robinson Wednesday.  Caught in machinery.  Buried at Battle Grove. One 
brother, Otis, mentioned in the article.  [Other survivors not mentioned.  dh]

LOG CABIN  Fri. 20 Aug 1909   Vol. 14 No.  34 
Pg. 7  Col. 3
RIVER CLIFF
Mrs. Nannie Jolly who has been sick is improving a this writing. 
Mr. Joe Beckett and wife were guests of his daughter Mrs. Nannie Moore, Sunday.
Alvin Deering, Kirtley Price, Clara Hill and Lola Arnold were guests of Misses 
Verna and Iva Price, Saturday night and Sunday. 
Smith Arnold and family were guests of his brother, John Arnold and Family. 
A surprise ice cream supper and musical party was given to Mr. Howard Fitzwater 
Saturday night, as Sunday the 15th was his 26th birthday. There were about 20 
present. 
Miss Verna Price, who has been studying music in Cynthiana, spent Sunday at 
home. 
KELAT
Miss Ethel Sellars entertained at her beautiful home in the country Sunday at 
dinner the following guests: Misses Lucy Wilson, Macie King, Mae Sandy, Vivian 
Hill, Ethel Whitaker, Stella Hicks, Furnee Henry, Nellie Brannock and Alma 
Land. Messrs. Cecil Carr, Herbert Rose, Roy Sandy, Ora Hill, Sam Earle, Robert 
Henry, Willie Brannock, Everett Hicks Tom Roberts and wife, A. B. Wheeler and 
wife and two children. All reported a delightful time 

LOG CABIN  Fri. 20 Aug 1909   Vol. 14 No.  34 
Pg. 7  Col. 5
ANTIOCH MILLS
Our school opens second Monday in September with Prof. S. L. Moore in charge.
Mr. Traylor has moved to higher ground and above the high water mark. He now 
occupies the house owned by Mrs. Sallie Cummins, of Newport.

LOG CABIN  Fri. 20 Aug 1909   Vol. 14 No.  34 
Pg. 8  Col.  3  HAVILANDSVILLE
Bro. A. York closed his series of meetings at this place Sunday night with 
three additions. 
 
Mrs. Lucinda Hall, of Falmouth, is spending a few days with relatives and 
friends here.  



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