Harrison County KyArchives News.....Excerpts  February 3 1910
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Cynthiana Democrat 
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Oddville
Born on 23rd (Jan 1910) to Mr. & Mrs. Harry Hayes, a son;  weight 10 lbs. 
fourth born
 
 
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Selma

John C. Hardy and son, Thomas, attended the funeral of their relative,  
Samuel Flora, of Covington, and witnessed the cremation of the body over in  
Cincinnati.

The remains of Will Pettie arrived Friday and were taken to the home of his  
parents where they remained until Sunday.  The funeral was held at Beard’s  
Church and burial followed in the Church Cemetery. 

Duke Coleman, ex-Federal soldier, is suffering from a stroke of  paralysis.  
 
 
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Berry

William Huffman has moved into the residence recently vacated by Joseph  
Kells on Main Street.  Mr. Kells moved to his former home near  Williamstown. 

The little child of Mr. & Mrs. C. Wadsworth, aged 16 months, died at  
Covington last Tuesday.  The body was brought to Boyd Wednesday morning and  
short 
funeral services were held at the Methodist Church.  The interment  took place 
in Pythian Grove.  
 
 
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Connersville

In the presence of a large congregation Sunday night Bro. Jasper Stafford  
burned the last note against the Connersville Christian Church and made the 
glad 
 announcement that the church was free from all indebtedness that every 
financial  obligation had been canceled.  After three years successful work 
among 
our  people, we deeply regret of the loss of Bro. Stafford.  He has done much  
for the welfare of all. 

In the far west where he had journeyed in search of health, Will Petty died  
Friday afternoon, 21 January, in his 26th year. He had eager hope that the  
life-giving air of the southwest would win back his health and bravely stood 
the 
 long journey to Silver City, New Mexico.  For awhile it was thought he was  
growing better but after a 3 weeks stay a change for the worse came.   Funeral 
services were held at the Christian Church, conducted by Bro. Stafford,  
Sunday morning at tne o’clock.  Burial took place at Beards.  
 
 
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Steven Padgett, between thirteen and fourteen years of age, was burned to  
death in a fire which partially destroyed the house in which his parents, Mr.  
& 
Mrs. John Padgett lived on Pleasant Street in Belmont, Monday afternoon,  
shortly before five o’clock.  The unfortunate boy lost his life by the  
explosion 
of a can of coal oil while he was trying to start a fire in the  kitchen 
stove.  
The funeral took place at Frisbie & Smith’s  undertaking parlors yesterday at 
two o’clock.  Services were conducted by  Rev. W. A. Penn.  Bural at Battle 
Grove.  
This accident marks the  third who has been burned to death in Cynthiana this 
present winter.  The  others were a colored child whose parents lived near 
the Cresent Mills and Mandy  Lee, the aged colored woman who lived in the old 
cabin on the corner of Pike and  Locust street.  
 
 
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Kelat
Jas. Arnold of Sunrise, purchased of James Elmore one-half  interest in the 
John W. King farm of 100 acres.  Price $35 per   acre.


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Deaths

John S. Linehan died at his residence on Main Street in this city Sunday at  
about noon, after two days illness from cerebral hemorrhage.  Mr. Linehan  was 
stricken while at his livery stable on Pleasant street, Friday  afternoon.  
The funeral was held at St. Edward’s Church yesterday morning  at 10 o’clock 
conducted by Rev. George C. Bealer. Burial was in St. Edward’s  Cem.  Mr. 
Linehan was forty-nine years old last August.  He was born  and reared in this 
county and was a man of genial, kindly personality, who was a  friend to 
everyone 
and was consequently universally popular.  He married a  number of years ago 
to Miss Maggie Halpin, who survives him with two sons, John  and Halpin.  Two 
brothers survive, Jas. and Dan.  

Born

To Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Florence, a daughter, Mildred Harding.  Mrs.  Florence 
was formerly Miss Nannie Harding.  

To Mr. & Mrs. John F. David, a fine son.  Fifth born, first boy.  

To Mr. & Mrs. Louis Furnish, a daughter.
 
 
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Claysville

Mrs. Rhelda Catherwood died Tuesday night Feb. 1st at about 8  o’clock.  She 
was 74 years old last June.  
 


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