Twelve Kentucky colonel stories
Subtitle: describing scenes and incidents in a Kentucky colonel's life in the Southland
By: by Zoe Anderson Norris
Publisher: J.S. Ogilvie
Published: 1905
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 116
Notes: Illustrations on p. 12, 36, 64, 91 and 96.

Advertisements on p. [1]-[10] at end.

No. 60.
Table of contents: title: The Colonel gives the facts about a Kentucky shooting; title: A mild-mannered Kentucky family; title: The broken heart of Clabe Jones; title: The Kentucky Colonel has a grievance; title: The mother-in-law feud in Kentucky; title: The Kentucky Colonel tells of the feud two women started; title: The lonely old man who was the last survivor of a Kentucky feud; title: Very set in his ways in the Kentuckian; title: A school ma'am bred in old Kentucky; title: A breach of Kentucky etiquette which was worse than laying down five aces at poker; title: Mortifying blunder of a Kentucky gentleman; title: There was once a Kentucky Masterson.