Souvenir Edition, The Williamstown Courier, Williamstown, Ky, May 30, 
1901, reprinted September 19, 1981 by the Grant County KY Historical 
Society.

CLARENCE F. HOGSETT is the son of S. E. and Nannie E. (Marr) Hogsett,
and was born June 4, 1877.  He received his education at the common 
schools at Crittenden and at Centre College, Danville.  He was reared 
on a farm until he was nearly grown, after which time he engaged in 
clerical work, and has held a number of positions of trust and has 
always been faithful to every duty.  He was for several years a clerk 
in the Tobacco Growers' Deposit Bank at Crittenden, and works a great 
deal of the time now in the said institution.  He is a confidential 
clerk in the store of Hogsett & Ratcliffe, dealers in dry goods and 
general merchandise.  About a year ago he went to Kansas City, where he
was employed as bookkeeper for Fred Harvey, in a large railway office, 
and worked in that position for several months, but finally pined for 
the "Old Kentucky Home" and came back to the town and state of his 
birth.  He is a Democrat in politics, but has never held or been a 
candidate for any office, save Police Judge of Crittenden, to which 
position he has been appointed for three consecutive terms, and the 
able manner in which he has acquitted himself has made him many friends
and admirers among the business men and leading citizens of Crittenden.
He is also a director in the Crittenden Building Association, for which 
he was secretary for three years.  He is of a high moral character, 
strictly sober, and altogether a young man of exceptionally good habits 
and fine attainments.  He is a member of the Presbyterian Church, and 
an all around first-rate fellow.

Hogsett Marr Ratcliffe Harvey
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Danville-Boyle-KY KS

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