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News Excerpts September 11 1908
Harrison County KyArchives News

Log Cabin
Log Cabin  Friday  11 Sep 1908  Vol. 13  No. 36

Pg. 3 Col. 4
IN MEMORY
Vina Hughes Moroney was born Feb. 27, 1871 near Baptist and died Aug 30, 
1908.  Three years ago she married Mr. P. J. Moroney of Covington where she 
has made her home since.  She leaves her husband, two brothers and five 
sisters.  

Pg. 5 Col. 3
BIRTHS
Born to the wife of Will Jones, a boy.
Born to the wife of Homer Florence, a girl.
DEATHS
Mrs. Vina Maroney, nee Hughes, died in Covington, Sunday Aug 30.  She was 
fomerly of this county and was a sister of Mrs. John Doan, of Kinsville, Mrs. 
Jasper Williams of Claysville, Mrs. Ed Ficke, of Sylvan Dell and Mrs. Roy 
Jouett of Grant Co. 
The Paris Kentuckian Citizen says:
The funeral services of Mrs. Mary E. Ward, who died Friday night at 10 o'clock 
after a protracted illness of a complication of diseases, took place from 
Sunnyside, the family residence , near Paris, Sunday afternoon.  Mrs. Ward was 
65 years of age and was a daughter of the late James Miller, the noted 
horseman.  She was a member of the Presbyterian church.  She was the widow of 
the late Judge J. Quincy Ward, of Bourbon. The interment took place at Battle 
Grove Cem. near Cynthiana, being laid to rest beside that of her husband.  
The death of Merrilla Catherwood, is noted in the Sunrise Items today. 
Mrs. Ewell Renaker, died at Torrent last Friday from an acute attack of 
asthma.  Of her the Winchester Democrat says:  ... she was formerly Miss 
Hattie Gulick of Falmouth and ever since her marriage to Mr. Renaker had 
resided in this city.(Winchester)  Besides her husband she is survived by two 
daughters Misses Mary and Lucile and one son, Wharton.  She was buried in 
Winchester.
Mr. W. O. Florence, died of spinal trouble, Wednesday, at the age of 60 
years.  Funeral will be held at Curry today.  He leaves a wife, who is a 
sister of John W. Daniel and Mrs. George Mullen, of this city, and six 
children, also five brothers and two sisters.  Further notice next week. 
Jim Will Marshall died near Saltwell, Sunday Aged 38.  Burial in Mt. 
Pleasant.  Deceased left four chilfen, 3 boys and one girl, the oldest boy now 
being very low with typhoid fever.  Mrs. Mary Marshall, wife of deceaed, died 
3 years ago, age 38.  Mr. Marshall's brother, Hiner, died three weeks ago.  

Pg. 7 Col. 1
Sunrise
Wm. Garrett, of Gays, Illinois, and W. M. Stewart spent Sunday with their 
aunt, Mrs. Susan Harcum.
Mrs. E. Price and son visited Mrs. Lindsey Cleveland of Pendleton County, 
Sunday.  
J. W. Six, one of our hustling carpenters, has contracted to build a house for 
Robert Baker near Broadwell.  He began the work Tuesday.
Last Thursday morning Merrilla Catherwood died of kidney trouble.  He was a 
very old and respected citizen.  His funeral was preached at Claysville, by 
Rev. Pfanstiel of Mt. Olivet.   The remains were taken to Kentontown for 
burial.  He leaves a wife and one son, Arch Catherwood. 

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Berry
Died, Mr. Jim Smith, of Sherman, The remains were laid to rest in Pythian 
Grove cemetery on Thursday.
Born to the wife of Frank Thompson, a son.
Born to the wife of W. Sexton, a girl. 

Pg. 7 Col. 3
Latonia
Born to the wife of W. T. Crissom, a boy.

Pg. 8 Col. 2
NOTICE
In order to increase the consumption of Electric Light, this Company will, 
beginning October 1, 1908, supply current to meter customers are the following 
scale of prices viz:
Minimum rates $1.00 per month
>From 10 to 100 K. W. per month     10¢ per K. W. 
>From 100 to 200 K. W. per month     9¢ per K. W. 
>From 200 to 300 K. W. per month     8¢ per K. W. 
>From 300 and over per month  	 7¢ per K. W. 
The Cynthiana Eletric Light Co.
	Per Wm. Addams, President 

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Pleasant Green
Died, at his home  near Leeslick, Little Samuel Newton, age 8, son of Wm. and 
Fannie Dunn.  Two other children of these parents are now at the point of 
death.  Pneumonia and whooping cough are the causes.
Headquarters
Died September 7, James Marshall, of typhoid fever. His son is still sick with 
the same disease. 

Pg. 8 Col. 4
Beaver Baptist
Dave Coy aged about 60 years died Wednesday night and was buried Friday in the 
Beaver Cemetery.  He leaves a large family.

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