Harrison County KyArchives News.....News Excerpts April 17 1908
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Log Cabin
Log Cabin  Friday  17 Apr 1908  Vol. 13  No. 15

Pg. 1 Col. 4
Havilandsville
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Moore, of Poindexter are visiting his father this week.
A. J. Whalen, wife and son were guests of R. M. Huffman adn family Sunday. 
The ring of the anvil and the merry whistle of our new blacksmith from early 
morn until late in the evening, tells us he quite busy.  Here is success to 
him.
Kelat
Death has again entered the home of Mr. Ace Rose, and laid its cold hand upon 
the wife and mother, Mrs. Anna Rose.  
The many friends of Ben Humphrey were pained to hear of his death which 
occurred at Garnett Station last week. 

Pg. 3 Col. 1
Claysville
Mr. & Mrs. Loyd Struve spent Saturday and Sunday with her father, Tom 
Claypole.  
Sadieville
Born to the wife of Silas Jones, nee Miss Lizzie Boyers, a son.
Sunrise
Mr. Robert Carr celebrated his 63rd birthday on April the 9th with a dinner.  
He is getting along in years but says he feels as young as a sixteener, never 
been kissed.  The table fairly groaned under its burden of good things to 
eat.  Among those being present were Mr. & Mrs. T. J. Langley, Mr. & Mrs. 
Chas. Arnold, Mr. & Mrs. B. S. Price, Mr. & Mrs. George Price, Mrs. Cynthia 
Price and Hiram Carr.  

Pg. 3 Col. 2
Pleasant Green 
Born, on the 1st, to the wife of C. C. Ingram of Connersville, IN a son.  Born 
to the wife of Ed Terry on the 8th a daughter.  Mrs. Ingram and Mrs. Terry are 
sisters and were formerly the Misses Venard of this place. 

Pg. 3. Col. 3
Shady Nook
Miss Nannie J. Burns died April the sixth.  She leaves two sisters and one 
brother, Miss Lou Burns, Mrs. Emma Doan and Johnie Burns, and many friends to 
mourn her loss.  She was the oldest child.
Connersville
Born to the wife of Silas jones, of Sadieville, nee Miss Lizzie Boyers, a 
son.  
At John T. Cummins sale Saturday sheep sold at $14.25 per head.  Everything 
sold high.  
Born to the wife of Ed Terry, nee Miss Tiny Vinyard, a daughter.

Pg. 5 Col. 1
DEATHS
Elder D. N. VanBuskirk, for 50 years minister in the Christian Church, and wll 
known in Kentucky, died recently in Greensburg, IN.
Wm. Martin Sr. a veneralbe citizen of Belmont, dropped dead last Friday.  His 
death occured at the home of his son, Wm. Martin, the horseman. 
The infant child of Carl Traylor, of Shawhan, died Tuesday, aged 4 days. 
BIRTHS 
Born to Mr. & Mrs. Edward Terry, a daughter, Anna Louise.
Born April 15, to the wife of G. T. Wagoner, a 10 pound boy.

Pg. 6 Col. 1
Leeslick
Born to the wife of Charlie Haley, a daughter.
Berry
A dispatch from Kansas told of the death of two sons of Dallas Boyers, of near 
Boyd.



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