Harrison County KyArchives News.....News Excerpts January 14 1910
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Log Cabin
Log Cabin  Friday 14 Jan 1910  Vol. 15 No. 2  
Pg. 2  Col. 2
Headquarters
The mercury ranged from 12 to 18 degrees below zero in this locality on Monday 
morning.  

Log Cabin  Friday 14 Jan 1910  Vol. 15 No. 2  
Pg. 6  Col. 4
15 Below Zero!
The self registering thermometer at Rohs' jewelry store had a very frigid story 
to tell this week.  The record for the winter was again smashed early Monday 
morning.  All Sunday night old King Winter forced down the temperature, until 7 
a.m. Monday when 15 below zero was reached.  The thermometer remained at this 
point for an hour and then slowly rose.  December and the first half of January 
have probably been the coldest on record and the snow last Thursday and Friday 
which was 10 inches deep in government gauges, was the heaviest on record in 
Kentucky, with the single exception of 1892 when 11 inches was the official 
record.  
 

Log Cabin  Friday 14 Jan 1910  Vol. 15 No. 2  
Pg. 7  Col. 3
Deaths
John H. Blair d. Thursday at home of Herbert L. Grannis at Ewing, at the age of 
82.  Buried at Battle Grove beside his wife who died recently.  
Miss Rachel Pope age 68 d. of dropsy in Republican vicinity yesterday 
afternnoon. [d. Thrusday dh] Funeral on Saturday.  Daughter of George Pope.  
Survived by one brother, Hade Pope of Republican.  
Births
Born to wife of Frank Nichols, a son.
Born to wife of Wesley Ireland, a daughter.

Log Cabin  Friday 14 Jan 1910  Vol. 15 No. 2  
Pg. 8  Col. 1
Sunrise
Old men tell us that we have just had the biggest snow fall we have had for 45 
years.  If the ground had been frozen the depth would have been from 18 to 20 
inches.  It was from 15 to 16 inches here anyway.  Monday morning mercury 
showed it to be 14 degrees below zero.  
(Delayed from last week)
King Grange held its regular meeting on the first.  F. P. Wolcott, W. M. State 
Grange was present.  He was asked to act as master of the day. After the 
regular routine of business the installation of officers for the ensuing year.  
They were:
W. M.- 	W. L. Bradford
O. - 		Z. T. Fowler
Sect. - 	J. T. Rohr
Treas. - 	Jasper Bradford
Sec. - 	Mrs. Lizzie Bradford
Chap. - 	J. W. Beckett
S. - 		E. J. Whiteker
A. S. - 	Clarence McKinney
L. A. S. - 	Susan Miller
Ceres - 	Mrs. Nannie Bradford
Flora - 	Mrs. Mary Whiteker
Po. - 		Miss Maymie Six
G. K. - 	Omer Taylor
After installation, recess was announced for lunch.  

William Blackburn has sold a house, lot and store in Havilandsville to John 
Thomas and Bert Littleton.  Langley and Rainey have sold their stock of goods 
to the same parties.  They will soon move there and take charge of the 
business.  

Log Cabin  Friday 14 Jan 1910  Vol. 15 No. 2  
Pg. 8  Col. 2
Alberta (Delayed from last week)
Born to wife of James Perkins, a son. 
Barefoot (Delayed from last week)
Born to wife of Ottis Fryman, a seven and one half pound girl.  Mrs. Fryman was 
formerly Miss Minnie Henry.  




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