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News Excerpts May 21 1909
Harrison County KyArchives News

Log Cabin
LOG CABIN  Fri. 21 May 1909   Vol. 14 No.  21 
Pg. 2  Col. 3  RICHLAND
Mrs. Levi Sandy and Mrs. Mollie Sandy were guests of Mrs. Ada Criswell, 
Wednesday.

LOG CABIN  Fri. 21 May 1909   Vol. 14 No.  21 
Pg. 3  Col. 4  SCHOOL CENSUS
Educational Division No. 2
Boyd	121
Antioch	51
Richland	50
Avena	53
New Curry	61
Eureka	40	
Kelat	90	 
Robinson	56
Sunrise	60
Claysville	52
Berry	120
Worrell	51
Taylor	46
Mt. Pleasant	40
Conrey	65
Beaver Valley	74
[Boyd was the second largest number of any in county after Cynthiana with 878.  
Berry was after Boyd by one. dh]

LOG CABIN  Fri. 21 May 1909   Vol. 14 No.  21 
Pg. 3  Col.  5  HINTON
 
Born to wife of James Flanagan, a son, on Saturday.
LOG CABIN  Fri. 21 May 1909   Vol. 14 No.  21 
Pg. 5  Col. 2   PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
General John B. Kerr and wife are expected next week to visit his sister, Mrs. 
B. T. Riggs.  General Kerr recently retired from the U. S. Army and leaves with 
Mrs. Kerr in a few weeks on an extended trip to Europe. 

LOG CABIN  Fri. 21 May 1909   Vol. 14 No.  21 
Pg. 5  Col.  3  DEATHS
MRS. J. M. ECKLAR
Dry Ridge, died 11 May 1909.  Sister of Mrs. Fannie Edwards of Harrison Co. 
MRS. LUCY McKINNEY
Died 10 May 1909, at home of William Blackburn near Havilandsville.  Her mother 
Mrs. Mary Blackburn, had been quite ill with lagrippe, and she had come to 
administer to her, when she was seized with a form of heart trouble that caused 
her death.  
She was born 1 April 1854 and was in her 56th year.  She marrried John A. 
McKinney 1 Sep. 1875.  Member of the Richland Baptist Church.  She was the 
mother of six children: Eddie, Willie, Kirby, John, James and Clarence.  Her 
husband and three first named children died before her. Her father, Cyrus 
Blackburn died a few years ago.  Survived by mother, four sisters and three 
brothers survive her: Sarah J. Ravenscraft; Mattie E. Parker; Judith M. Hobday; 
Addie E., James, John and William Blackburn.    Buried in the old Richland 
Cemetery 
ROBERT GRINNAN
Age 66, died in Cynthiana on Saturday.  Survived by wife.  
MRS. WILLIAM GUNSAULEY
Died near Lair Tuesday at age 42.  Buried in Jacksonville Cemetery 
LOG CABIN  Fri. 21 May 1909   Vol. 14 No.  21 
Pg. 5  Col. 3  BIRTHS
Born to wife of J. M. Mullen, near Salem, twin sons.    

LOG CABIN  Fri. 21 May 1909   Vol. 14 No.  21 
Pg. 5  Col. 5  NEIGHBORING COUNTIES
BOURBON CO. 
Charles S. James, age 35, Paris merchant, died.

LOG CABIN  Fri. 21 May 1909   Vol. 14 No.  21 
Pg. 7  Col. 3  BAPTIST
Mrs. Rawlings returned to her home after an extended visit with her daughter, 
Mrs. John Cummins, of Dayton, and Frank Rawlings of Connersville. 



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