HISTORY; VARIOUS HAMILTON COUNTY OHIO
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Chester Park

Chester Park, Cincinnati's greatest amusement resort,
is now the largest and most important summer park in
America.  Last winter it was greatly enlarged and many
new devices for the entertainment of the people were
introduced.   Among these may be mentioned "The Panama
Canal" the most elaborate educational and amusement
feature ever devised; the Frazzie, and fan palace for
the old and young, Nut College, where there is a laugh
at every turn; the Funny Bumps; Cupid's Travel, a
surprise feature; the Figure Eight ever popular; the
Miniature Railway the Tower and Scenic Rides; the
Carousal; the Ball Room, the grat Bathing Beach with a
mile of dressing rooms for men and women; the
beautiful Club House, the charming Lake with it
launches and boats; the Submarien Bridge; the immense
new popular priced Cafe and Restaurant which can fee
10,000 people daily; the free Vandeville Theatre the
free band Concerts; free illustrated songs and score
of other attractions.  Chester opens May 8th.

Vanceburg

Mr. Aaron Mawk, of Harris, Lewis county, Ky., who has
been at Leesburg, Fla, this winter for his health
stopped here last week to see his friends.

Jas. McCleese, of Rugless, was in town yesterday.

Thos. Collier, of Garrison, was here on business.

COTTAGEVILLE

Miss Florence Hendrickson of Tolesboro visited here
recently.

J. R. Boggs and family visited at Boggs Sunday.  

Miss Maggie Bevard, of Mason Co., visited her sister
here.

Miss Omah Pence, of Rectorville, is the guest of her
brother here.

Lafe Hunt is running the milk wagon from here to
Rectorville.

NOAH

G. W. Prater and wife are rejoicing over the arrival
of a fine boy.

Mrs. Alice Hunt, sister and daughter, of Carlisle,
visited relatives here recently.

R. S. and N. L. Thacker, Clay and Forrest Payne, Thos
Holland and Louie Meyer went to Vanceburg Monday.

Vanceburg con't.

A horse driven by Paul Pollitt took fright on West
Second Street last Friday, kicked the dashboard off
the runabout, made a circle through W. W. Dugan's
front yard, jumped the fence across the alley by N.B.
Fisher's and left the wrecked runabout hanging on the
fence.


Vanceburg Sun, January 13, 1910

Marriage Licenses:

Albert Richards, 29
May Bloomfield, 19

George W. Osborn, 23
Minnie Belle Redman, 21

Isaac L. Conley, 23
Mattie M. Plummer, 18


to be cont'd next week












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J. L. Gillespie
Still living in East Central Illinois, 
(hoping to retire to Lewis Co., Ky)
Coordinator Ky/Lewis Co. Obits, Deeds, Pensions
Coordinator Ky/Lewis County Newspaper List




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