Marion County, KY - Newspapers:  Lebanon News, April 1912
Tuesday, May 23, 2000

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Lebanon, Marion County, KY News from April 1912:

BETHEL UNION

Mrs. Susan MURPHY, wife of George MURPHY died very unexpectedly Saturday
Morning March 30th (1912) aged 68 years.  She suffered a fall one week ago from
the effects of which she was supposed to be recovering when she suddenly sank
to the end.  She leaves a husband and six children namely Mrs. Otis GRIBBINS,
Mrs. Wallace WALLS, Miss Lou MURPHY, and Messrs. Charlie, Will and Shelby
MURPHY.  To them we extend the greatest sympathy.  Her body was laid to rest in
Bethel Union (Presbyterian Church) Cemetery Sunday afternoon and the large
crowd of relatives, friends and neighbors that attended attested to her worth.
A more devoted family of children, to their mother we never saw.  Truly a
faithful wife, a loving mother, a kind friend and a neighbor has gone.  (Cause
of death was pneumonia. Susan had fallen on rain-slicked stairs and broken her
hip.  She laid there several hours before she was found)


Mr. Andrew BOWLES of Campbellsville, who is attending the Lebanon Normal
School, spent the weekend with friends here.

Mr. Clint BLAND, of Somerset was here on business last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Grundy DAUGHERTY visited relatives here recently.

Your correspondent spent a pleasant day with Mrs. H. A. Sparrow of your city.

Mrs. Edgar MILLER has returned from a visit to Nicholasville.  Her father, Mr.
James TIGUE, accompanyed her home.

Mrs. W.A. HARMON is very ill of stomach trouble.

Mr. Shelby MURPHY sold to Mr. Robt HAYS one mare for $160.
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