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Subject: News.&.Notes.1928.Edmonson.NEWS


News & Notes January 6, 1928
Edmonson County KyArchives News

The Edmonson County News
Sweden

      We are not frozen to death yet, but if the weather gets much colder we 
don't know what might happen.

      Mrs. Nannie Morris is very sick with measles.

      W.  H. Conway's family have whooping cough and measles.  There are 
several other cases of measles, also mumps in this neighborhood.

      We have a new merchant.  Jess Stevenson has a store near the Sweden 
church.

      On last Sunday January 1, 1928, Mr. and Mrs. V. K. Harrison prepared a 
birthday dinner for their sons Rumsey and Edward whose birthdays come on 
that day.  They invited some of the neighbors and though the weather was 
extremely cold, so that few were able to get there, they had a nice dinner. 
Those present were Messers. And Mesdames V. K. Harrison, Rumsey Harrison, 
Charlie Ray, S. M. Davis, L.L. Basham and children, Erman, Truman and 
Eloire; Mr. J. W. Conway, Mr. Reuben Morris, Carl Harrison and Mina 
Harrison.

      Attendance at school is light as so many of the children have measles.

      We have had a very good Sunday school at Sweden all winter though the 
roads have been a little bad for folks to go, and we believe we are going to 
have still better Sunday school as we have called J. R. Stewart for 
superintendent and he will keep it going.



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