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News Excerpts June 16 1910
Harrison County KyArchives News

Cynthiana Democrat
Cynthiana Democrat     16 Jun 1910    Thursday    Vol. 62 No. 38    6 Pages   
 Pg. 1 Col. 5

Berry

Born in the country, to the wife of Leslie Beagle, a fine son.  Mrs.  Beagle 
was formerly Miss Susie Cloe.

Willie Elmore has accepted a position in Berry Deposit Bank of which A. H.  
Stone is the popular and efficient cashier.  

Mrs. Mary Ecklar, age about 78 years, died at the home of her son, Jasper  
Ecklar, in this city on Sunday.  Funeral and burial was in Corinth.  
 
 
Cynthiana Democrat     16 Jun 1910    Thursday    Vol. 62 No. 38    6 Pages   
 Pg. 4 Col. 3

Adjoining counties: Nicholas

Josiah Parish, aged 70, died at Carlisle Sunday.  He was a former  Union 
soldier.
 
 
Cynthiana Democrat     16 Jun 1910    Thursday    Vol. 62 No. 38    6 Pages   
 Pg. 4 Col. 3

Adjoining counties: Pendleton 

Wife of William Hall, colored, was accidently shot by a gunshot fired by  her 
husband.  She died Sunday 


Cynthiana Democrat     16 Jun 1910    Thursday    Vol. 62 No. 38    6 Pages   
 Pg. 4 Col. 3

Adjoining counties: Bourbon 

Mrs. Sue James Short, wife of Jas. Short Jr. formerly of Paris died in  
Denver, CO.

Mrs. Jane Doolen McMillan, aged 69 years died at Shawhan.  Her husband  died 
18 months ago.  

Samuel Cunningham, aged 17 years, died at St. Joseph’s Hospital in  Lexington 
from an operation for appendicitis.  He was a son of Mrr. Laura  Cunningham 
of Clintonville.  Her father A. W. Cunningham died several years  ago.  

Mrs. Sarah E. Hall, widow of Joseph Hall, of this county, died at the home  
of her daughter, Mrs. Ed. January, in Galatea, CO. 
 
 
Cynthiana Democrat     16 Jun 1910    Thursday    Vol. 62 No. 38    6 Pages   
 Pg. 5 Col. 3

Deaths

Dr. Joseph J. Brooks, ged 56, died atg thehoime of his brother Dr. W. T.  
Brooks in Paris last week. His wife ho died a few years ago was the sister of  
Dr. Howard Jett. 

Mrs Mary Cleveland Curran, wife o Matthew Curran, died at the home of her  
husband near Leesburg, Friday from the effects of paralysis. She is survived 
by  
her husband, one son, George, aged about 12 years and a sister, Mrs. Jas.  
Faulconer, of Leesburg.  Burial in Jacksonville.  Mrs. Curran was the  
daughter 
of the late George Cleveland.

Miss Pearl Humphrey, aged 24 years, died in Cincinnati of TB.  She was  the 
daughter of Henry Humphrey.  Burial in the McKinley grave yard near  
Poindexter. 
 
 
Cynthiana Democrat     16 Jun 1910    Thursday    Vol. 62 No. 38    6 Pages   
 Pg. 5 Col. 4

Born

In the county, Thursday, to Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Lebus, a  daughter.

At Harrison Hospital, to Mr. & Mrs. John Bell, a daughter. 

Monday, to Mr. & Mrs. J. B. Fryman, a son. 
 
 
Cynthiana Democrat     16 Jun 1910    Thursday    Vol. 62 No. 38    6 Pages   
 Pg. 6 Col. 3

Kelat

Uncle Henry Simpson passed from this life Friday night.  The remains  were 
taken to Antioch Cemetery. 
 
 
Cynthiana Democrat     16 Jun 1910    Thursday    Vol. 62 No. 38    6 Pages   
 Pg. 6 Col. 5

Claysville

Born on Friday to the wife of Wesley Woodward, nee Moore, a fine son.
 


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