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Log Cabin
LOG CABIN  Fri. 27 Aug 1909   Vol. 14 No.  35 
[A four page Tobacco supplement covering pools and other activities including 
history.  dh]
LOG CABIN  Fri. 27 Aug 1909   Vol. 14 No.  35 
Pg. 3  Col. 2 RIVER CLIFF
Mrs. Ida King and two children, Alice and Chester, visited Mrs. Julia Price 
Monday evening and visited her sister-in-law, Mrs. Amanda Whiteker Monday night 
and Tuesday. 
W. J. Price, wife and daughter, Anna Veach, spent Sunday with their uncle, John 
Whalen and family.  
Iva Price was the guest of her Uncle A. B. Whalen Sunday. 
Howard Fitzwater was the guest of his cousin, James Holland, Sunday.

LOG CABIN  Fri. 27 Aug 1909   Vol. 14 No.  35 
Pg. 3  Col. 2  BARTERVILLE
Born to wife of Ben Griffin, on 22 Aug. 1909, a fine boy. 

LOG CABIN  Fri. 27 Aug 1909   Vol. 14 No.  35 
Pg. 3  Col.  4  SUNRISE
John Beckett funeral on 17 Aug. 1909 at M. E. Church at Sunrise.  He married 
first to Miss Nancy J. Humphrey and they had 10 children, nine of whom 
survive.  His wife, Nancy J. Beckett died four years ago.  He later married 
Mrs. Mary T. Price who survives.  

LOG CABIN  Fri. 27 Aug 1909   Vol. 14 No.  35 
Pg. 4  Col. 4  DEATHS
MISS MOLLIE WEBB
Age 50, died at the home of her brother, Bud Webb, near Ruddles Mills Monday of 
consumption.  Burial in Indian Creek Cemetery.   
MAJOR ARCHIBALD VanDEREN
THE TUSCOLA (IL) REVIEW 19 Aug. 1909.  Born in Cynthiana, KY 77 years ago.  
When the Civil War broke out he organized a company here.  He went out as 
Captain but was promoted to Major when he was compelled to retire on account of 
ill health in 1864.  All through the war he was a gallant soldier and won the 
name of being a brave man.  After leaving the army Major VanDeren went in to 
business in Tuscola. Survived by wife and one child, Mrs. Kittie Leggitt.  Two 
other children died while young.  Burial in Tuscola Cemetery. by G.A.R. Post.  
Brother of John and Alfred VanDeren.
REV. FATHER JOHN JOSEPH O'NEIL
Assistant pastor of St. Peter's Catholic Church in Lexington, died in Lexington 
Sunday.  
JOSHUA McKINLEY
Died yesterday in Cynthiana.  Buried in family grave yard near Robinson.  His 
sister was Mrs. Clifford.  [No other survivors named.  dh]
J. M. HODSON
Age 82, died at Oddville Wednesday of old age.  Survived by wife and one son, 
J. P. Hodson.  Buried at Battle Grove Cemetery. 

LOG CABIN  Fri. 27 Aug 1909   Vol. 14 No.  35 
 
Pg. 4  Col. 4  BIRTHS
To the wife of Ebbie Woodward of near Mt. Olivet, a daughter.  Mrs. Woodward 
was from Harrison Co. 

LOG CABIN  Fri. 27 Aug 1909   Vol. 14 No.  35 
Pg. 7  Col. 1  PLEASANT GREEN
Lucius B. Coleman died at his home near Latonia.  

LOG CABIN  Fri. 27 Aug 1909   Vol. 14 No.  35 
Pg. 7  Col. 3  CONNERSVILLE
Wm. H. Crostwait funeral at Boyers Chapel on 29 Aug. 1909.

LOG CABIN  Fri. 27 Aug 1909   Vol. 14 No.  35 
Pg. 7  Col. 4  BAREFOOT
Born to wife of Orie Wagoner, of near Paris, a 12 pound son. 
Born to wife of Tom Small, a son.



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