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News Excerpts July 28 1910
Harrison County KyArchives News

Cynthiana Democrat
Cynthiana Democrat     28 Jul 1910    Thursday    Vol. 62 No. 44    6 Pages  
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Claysville

In the wee hours of Monday, July 18th, a little daughter arrived at the  home 
of Mr. & Mrs. John Colvin, on Beaver, near Claysville. 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cobb from beyond Cynthiana visited his sister, Mrs.  Sallie 
Rogers, and family Saturday and Sunday.  
 
 
Cynthiana Democrat     28 Jul 1910    Thursday    Vol. 62 No. 44    6 Pages  
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Colville

Mrs. Ida Cain’s funeral and internment took place here Sunday. 
 
 
Cynthiana Democrat     28 Jul 1910    Thursday    Vol. 62 No. 44    6 Pages  
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Adjoining counties: Pendleton 

Born to wife of Frank Clary, at Butler, a daughter. 

Born to wife of George Wolfe, a daughter.

Born to wife of John Ritter, near Emery, a son. 

Born to wife of Hub Smith, in Falmouth, a daughter

Born to wife of Clarence Fryer, on Monday A fine 10-lb daughter. 

Rueben Loomis, aged about 70, Gumlick vicinity, died Tuesday. 

Perry F. Bonar, lawyer of Falmouth, died in his 88th year. 
 
 
Cynthiana Democrat     28 Jul 1910    Thursday    Vol. 62 No. 44    6 Pages  
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Adjoining counties: Robertson 
 
Louden Grove, of near Sardis, died Monday, age 74 years. 

Thomas H. Ross, Sardis, died Friday of heart trouble, age about 42.   
Survived by wife and four children. 
 
 
Cynthiana Democrat     28 Jul 1910    Thursday    Vol. 62 No. 44    6 Pages  
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Adjoining counties: Scott

The remains of James Francis Jones, who died in Cynthiana were brought to  
Georgetown on Friday for burial.  He as 77 years old.   Survived  by three 
sons, 
Joe, and John Jones who live in Scott Co. and Frank Jones who  lives in 
Harrison Co. 
 
 
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Adjoining counties: Nicholas

Mrs. Mary Barry died age 92 years. 
 
 
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Deaths

Samuel T. Jameson of this city, died at the Confederate Veterans Home at  
Peewee Valley on Wednesday, 20 July.  Burial was in the Republican Cem. He  
was 
born 7 Dec 1841.  Survived by wife who was formerly Miss Elizabeth  Wood; one 
son, Frank of Lexington; three daughters, Misses Josie, Maggie and  Sarah Carr 
Jameson.  There is a brother, Benj. of St. Louis and a sister,  Mrs. Smith of 
Memphis, TN.  

Mrs. Elizabeth Clay, wife of Jas. E. Clay, died at her home in Bourbon,  near 
Paris Thursday.  Her husband died a few days previously. 

Mrs. Allie Dunaway, daughter of Aaron Scott, died at the home of her  father, 
north of Berry on Friday, 22 July 1910.  She had formerly lived in  Covington 
but returned to her father’s home when she became seriously ill last  
December.  Burial in Pythian Grove.  She is survived by husband and  infant 
child, 
besides her parents and brothers and sisters. 

Mrs. Liza Mills, age 75, died at her home in New York City, Monday.   She was 
a sister of Mr. Thos. Lowery, of this city.  
 
 
Cynthiana Democrat     28 Jul 1910    Thursday    Vol. 62 No. 44    6 Pages  
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Born

At Latonia, to Mr. & Mrs. Ed. Burke, a son. 

Mr. & Mrs. B. D. Berry, are receiving congratulations over the birth of  a 
daughter.  Third child, first daughtger.  The little miss was born  in this 
city 
Monday at the home of her grandparents, Mr. & Mrs.  J. S. Withers.  

Born , at Glencoe, IL, to Mr. & Mrs. Hal C. Bangs, a son. 
 


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