Pond Creek News
Cincinnati Enquirer, 4 August 1875, page 7
NEWPORT
The returns form the county come in very slowly. Bad roads and
stupid election officers are to blame. We are in receipt of the thrilling
information that Pond Creek voted solidly against Nelson. The gallant young
Colonel had not received this news when our reporter saw him yesterday afternoon
and we quake to think of the effect upon his nerves when he learns this.
The reason for the solid vote for Schriver is that Pond Creek luxuriates in an abundance of cold water.
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Cincinnati Enquirer, 28 October 1876, page 6
A STATEMENT appeared in some of the morning papers to the effect that young Keys, who murdered Jones at Pond Creek, last Tuesday, was a nephew of Esquire Maphet. The Squire desires us to day he is not relation whatsoever.
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Cincinnati Enquirer, 7 January 1877, page 7
Miss Georgiana Prim of Pond Creek, was severely scalded in the face a few days ago while carrying a pan of hot water from one room to another.
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Cincinnati Enquirer, 25 February 1877, page 7
While a party of young ladies and gentlemen were returning from an entertainment a few evenings ago at Pond Creek, the horses attached to the wagon in which they were seated took fright and ran off, throwing Miss Pfifer out with such force as to break one of her arms in two places and dislocate her shoulder.
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Cincinnati Enquirer, 7 May 1877, page 2
CHARLES JONES, residing near Pond Creek, while blocking out wood for shingles, a few days ago, cut himself on the ankle with an ax, severing an artery.
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Cincinnati Enquirer, 3 August 1877, page 7
W S Taliaferro, a prominent Granger of Pond Creek, was in the city yesterday and reports every thing favorable to the election of Mr. Berry in his district.
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Cincinnati Enquirer, 2 November 1877, page 2
The hog cholera has made its appearance at Pond Creek.
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Cincinnati Enquirer, 29 August 1879, page
6
A LARGE warehouse is to be erected at Pond Creek.
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Cincinnati Enquirer, 22 January 1895, page 2
Mr. William Winall, a young farmer from Pond Creek, on a trip to Cincinnati during the recent cold snap, had his ears and hands terribly frost bitten, to such an extent that the ears have since fallen off and part of his hand has also disappeared.
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Cincinnati Enquirer, 23 December 1881, page 7
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-W S Taliferro to Francis M Parker, 15 acres of land on the county road, leading from Licking River to Pond Creek, $500.
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Cincinnati Enquirer, 9 July 1887, page 7
A BARN on the farm of Mr. Stump on Pond Creek, was struck by lightning yesterday and was completely destroyed by fire. The barn contained a lot of feed and farming implements. The loss is in the neighborhood of $8000.
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Cincinnati Enquirer, 25 May 1892, page 6
Mr. George Miller, of Pond Creek, is lying at the point of death.
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Cincinnati Enquirer, 23 November 1909, page 9
The following marriage license was issued in Covington Ky. yesterday. Christopher Wiendel, aged 23, of Pond Creek, Ky. and Dollie F Miller, aged 23, of Kenton Station, Ky.