Bedford Weekly Mail, Friday, November 28, 1902 TUNNELTON ....Alfred GUTHRIE went to Bedford Saturday....The Sheriff was here one day in the week after jury men....James EVINES, of Campbellsburg was here Saturday....Cal BOYLES was here Saturday with beef which he was selling to the citizens....Mr. Dick ROBERTSON of Campbellsburg was here Saturday buying fur skins....William M. LEE and Elisha SIMPSON caught the largest racoon of the season Saturday night....Noble REYNOLDS drove to Bedford Sunday and the stable boy, STAPP, to Ft. Ritner....Bro. F. F. MARTIN filled his legal appointment Saturday and Sunday....Alfred GUTHRIE who went to Bedford Saturday was left over and his brother Marshall brought him home Sunday....Fred STAPP, the stable boy went with a salesman to Fort Ritner, Pinhook and Buddha Thursday a.m. and to Bono, Stonington, Lawrenceport and Rivervale p. m.....Mr. John WESNER of the Seymour Monument Co. came Wednesday a.m. and set a monument to the grave of Wm. GUTHRIE, it is of New York marble and is a fine piece of work.! ...Elisha LEE and Hiram FLINN attended the ALLEN sale near Buddha Thursday.