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News Excerpts June 30 1910
Harrison County KyArchives News

Cynthiana Democrat
Cynthiana Democrat     30 Jun 1910    Thursday    Vol. 62 No. 40    6 Pages

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Adjoining counties: Bourbon

Mrs. Katherine Rowland, died Wednesday at her home in Bourbon  Co.   She is 
survived by her husband, Mrs. Allen Rowland and one  child, and three
sisters: 
Misses Sue and Bess Peddicord of Winchester and Mrs.  T. R. Jackson, 
Louisville.  Burial in Jacksonville. 

Mrs. Fletcher Mann, formerly of Paris died in Lexington.  She was Miss  
Mollie Jones of Nicholas Co.  She was 53 years old. 
 
 
Cynthiana Democrat     30 Jun 1910    Thursday    Vol. 62 No. 40    6 Pages

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Adjoining counties: Pendleton 

Edward Thomas, son of the general merchant at Havilandsville, and Miss Ella

Langley, daughter of Clay Langley, eloped Wednesday to Cincinnati and were  
married.  They have returned and are stopping with the groom's
brother-in-law, 
Raymond Wright, near McKinneysburg.  
 
 
Cynthiana Democrat     30 Jun 1910    Thursday    Vol. 62 No. 40    6 Pages

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Adjoining counties: Grant

Died at Lusby, James W. Cook, aged 79.

Former Circuit Clerk W. L. Allphin was drowned in the railroad reservoir at

Williamstown while trying to swim across.  The News says his death was due
to 
heart failure, attributed to hard drinking.  
 
 
Cynthiana Democrat     30 Jun 1910    Thursday    Vol. 62 No. 40    6 Pages

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Adjoining counties: Scott

Mrs. Jane C. Graves aged 79 years, died at the home of her son, C. J.  
Graves, on the Delong pike in Fayette Co.  She was the widow of Dr. C. J.
Graves, 
of Scott Co. 
 
 
Cynthiana Democrat     30 Jun 1910    Thursday    Vol. 62 No. 40    6 Pages

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Adjoining counties: Robertson 

Wm. Dillon Jr. of Salem, Mason Co., was working on the barn of R. O.  
Chambers, Wednesday, and about four o'clock in the afternoon he was struck
by  
lightening and death was instant.  He was 18 years old.   


Cynthiana Democrat     30 Jun 1910    Thursday    Vol. 62 No. 40    6 Pages

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Hinton

The Raven Creek Cemetery company will meet next Saturday and elect new  
officers.

Born to the wife of Charley Matthews, a 11 pound boy.
 
 
Cynthiana Democrat     30 Jun 1910    Thursday    Vol. 62 No. 40    6 Pages

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Deaths

Mrs. Mary Birch, who in the earlier part of past Spring visited Cynthiana
in 
company of her son, J. H. Birch Jr., died at her home in Clinton, MO on 6  
June of heart failure.  Wife of Col. James H. Birch.  She was the  daughter
of 
Judge J. V. Bassett, of Harrison Co. KY.  Born in Cynthiana 26  Jun 1836 and
on 
her 19th birthday was married to James H. Birch who brought her  home where 
she lived to the day of her death (Clinton, MO).  She is  survived by her 
husband, seven children, eight grand-children and one great  grand-child.  

Mrs. Fannie Jane Ashpaugh, wife of S. B. Ashpaugh, died at the home of her  
husband in the Leesburg neighborhood, last Friday, 24 June.  She was
daughter 
of George D. Jett of Bracken Co. and born 11 April 1874, making her a
little 
more than 36 years of age.  Mr. Ashpaugh is a native of Woodford Co.  and
was 
married eleven years ago.  Funeral was at the Leesburg Christian  Church.  

John W. Powling, died at his home in Carlisle Sunday.  He leaves a  wife and

one adopted daughter.

Miss Kate Jameson, aged about 26 years, daughter of Dr. & Mrs. J. W.  
Jameson, was found dead in her bed at her home in Paris, Saturday.  Heart
failure

James H. Shadd, 48, died at Colemansville last week. 
 
 
Cynthiana Democrat     30 Jun 1910    Thursday    Vol. 62 No. 40    6 Pages

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Born

Saturday, to Mr. & Mrs. Fred Grater, a fine son, named Cary  Ellis.  
 
Mrs. Felix Cheek, a bride of three days, died in Columbia TN from the  
effects of swallowing a disinfectant, which she supposed was a tonic, while
on a  
train between Nashville and Columbia.  
 
 
Cynthiana Democrat     30 Jun 1910    Thursday    Vol. 62 No. 40    6 Pages

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Selma

Elder Buck, of Boone Co., died suddenly while sitting at his home on
Friday. 
 His widow, formerly Mrs. Lina Penn, and widow fo Lonnie Penn of  Renaker, 
KY.  



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