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Hardin
County, IL.
"OUT
OF THE PAST"
April
1909
Source:
Hardin County Independent News
Eichorn
news: Reed mines had started up and was
prospering.
A
music party at Will Seiner's was well
attended.
Misses
Olive and Lillie Foe were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
Foe.
Charley
Humm, Jr. was seen often making his was to Buzzard
Roost. What could be the attraction?
Geo.
Herrmann was elected as school director in Corinth
district. Mrs. May Gerhardt visited Ms. Phoebe
Denton.
Ben
Gerhardt bought a good colt from J. A. King for $50.
Griffith
mines was under a new boss.
Otho
Williams made regular trips on this side of Big Creek
to see his best girl.
Lizzie
Gerhardt attended school in Elizabethtown.
Buck
Pruett paid Jim Robinson $165 for a mule.
A
wagon load of young people, chaperoned by Harvey
Suits, attended a pie supper at Rosiclare. They
had a good time and were well pleased with Rosiclare
hospitality.
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Cave
In Rock news: Walter Pell and wife moved back to
Cave In Rock from Louisville, KY.
A
free ferry proved to be a success one Saturday when
hundreds of Kentucky people visited Cave In Rock, some
trading and others sight seeing.
E.
B. Mason was the first to plant corn--20 acres--and
found the ground to be working fine.
William
Winn of Cave In Rock and Miss Kittie Hill of Weston,
KY were married on April 15. William was the son
of Mr. and Mrs. A. T Winn. He was well known as
a moral and industrious young farmer. Miss
Kittie was considered one of Kentucky's fairest.
C.
A. Okerson of Mason and Aaron Pell of Cave In Rock
were chosen for school directors.
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Buzzard
Roost news: Mr. Owen Decker saw his best girl,
Katie Weston, Easter Sunday.
Mr.
Mick Humm and best girl, Lizzie Zimmer, went driving
on Easter Sunday.
H.
L. B. Mason was editor of the Independent.
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