Maud and Springfield Notes and Local Visits
Maud items report Mr Carroll Duncan remains very ill with pneumonia at Mr R M Arnold’s home. Mr Pete Shehan not reported much better. Springfield visitors Mr McCarty and Mr Geo Harned were guests of Misses Hallie Houston and Catherine Wakefield. The community notes move to Springfield next week for Mr T B Plaugher and family. Friends regret their departure. Mr M L Troutman sold a son and Wes to Mr Batterton for nine dollars. Mrs Chas Mellyoy and Mrs Ora Crames spent Saturday with Mrs Wallace Shehan near Bloomfield. Messrs Lewis and George Kirsch visited J M Montgomery and family. Mrs Annie Wakefield and daughter Mary spent Saturday in Bloomfield. Mrs Jennie Barlow returned to Springfield after visiting her father Pete Shehan. Mr M L Troutman and wife with grandson Frank Crume spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Edd Goatley of Valley Hill. Mrs Wallace Seay spent Monday with Mrs Tom Reed. Mr and Mrs H D Stiles of Springfield spent Thursday with D H Houston. Messrs Erastus Shields and Fitch Godby of Hillsboro were guests of the Misses Montgomery Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Tom Reed daughter Willie May spent Sunday noon with grandparents Mr and Mrs Peter Shehan. Mr Wm Shehan and granddaughter Thelma Shehan visited his daughter Mrs Irvine of Chaplin last week. Mr Jeff Settles spent several days last week in Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora ‘Crames
Wallace Shehan
Bloomfield
Messrs
Lewis
George Kirsch
J. M. Montgomery
Annie Wakefield
Mary
Jennie Barlow
Springfield
Pete Shehan
M. L. Troutman
Frank Crume
D. H. Houston
Erastus Shields
Fitch Godby
Hillsboro
Montgomery
Tom Reed
Willie May
Peter Shehan
Wm. Shehan
Thelma Shehan
Irvine
Chaplin
Jeff Settles
Louisville
Joe Settle
Ham Pile
Louis Grundy
Herbert Edward
Louis Kirsch
Nelson County
Charlie Butler
Byron Crooke
Otis
Emmet Settle
Louis Kirsch, Jr
Edd Pile
Ben Pile
Miss Lillie
Lydia Catherine
Theo
Boblitt
Mooresville
Charlie Shehan
Ham Shehan
Kate Shewmaker
Mollie Hines
Lillie Pile
Love Settles
Ernest Pile
Subscribed Free Column and Rural Classified Notes
Subscriptions column and rural classifieds list items for sale including a family mare and calf friendly for a child to drive a milk cow. Listings show eggs from Rhode Island Reds, seeds to be sold, and small ads from local residents with route numbers and brief details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Shewmaker
J. L Martin
S. G. Tucker
Yale Rhode Island
Administrator's Sale Notice for the Lambert Estate
All persons having claims against the estate of G. W. Lambert must present them proven on or before May 1, 1908 to T. Scott Mayes at his office in Springfield, Ky. Cossy Catlett, Administrator, G. W. Lambert, Mackville, Ky., Route 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Lambert
T. Scott Mayes
Springfield
Cossy Catlett
Mackville
Rt. 1
Local Family Notes Fill Week With Visits and News
Mrs Josie Settle ill with inflammatory rheumatism. A large crowd attended a carpet rag tacking last Thursday. Several families. Miss Lillie Pile and Catherine Pile visited Mrs Cathie Settle. Birthday dinner for Mrs Edd Pile marked twenty fifth birthday with twenty five guests. Multiple relatives visit and travel between Bloomfield Stringtown Nelson county Louisville and Mooresville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Settle
Lillie Pile
Catherine Pile
Cathie Settle
Edd Pile
Emmet Settle
Charlie Butler
Catherine
Alvin Riley
Stringtown
Ben Pile
Theo. Boblitt
Joe Goatley
Mt. Zion
Hardesty News Summary From The Sun Columns
The Sun carries short notes on local visits among families. Sutherland and Sutherland's travels with Gray family, Gray visits, and Aunt Lucy Sales. Ollie Gray returns from Louisville with millinery stock, to open shop in Poli on April 6. Mrs Late Carney and children visit with Edd Smothers and Lizzie Bosley in Lebanon. Eggs for sale from Brown Leghorn and Barred Plymouth Rock, 0c each or 15 for a dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardesty
Columns of the Sun
D. B. Sutherland
J. H. Gray
J. R. Gray
Texie
Lucy Barlow
Martha
Ida
Ethel Gray
Joe Grace
Lucy Sales
Ollie Gray
Louisville
Poli
Late Carney
Edd, Smothers
Lizzie Bosley
Lebanon
Rt. 3
Local social notes from Fenwick community update
Miss Mattye Begley returns home after Springfield visit. Farmers sow tobacco beds amid crop uncertainty. School opens with Miss Maggie Smith as teacher. Several local residents and visitors named including the Fenwick and Anderson households. Oliver and family guests, farm trades, and weekend visits documented.
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Floater NO
Florida
Hambletonian
Volunteer Maid
Volunteer
Star Almont
Almont, Jr
Allce
Fieldmont
Almont
Black Hawk
Sherman Morgan
Justin Morgan
Morgan
Star Almont Standard
Stoewall
Gov. Wood Jack
Stonewall
J. E. Shelby
Maud
Carroll Duncan
Poe
W.l.graham
Fancy Boy
Young George
Jack
Washington County
Billie Robertson
Bing
W. L. Graham
Cardwell, Ky
Booker
James J.graves
Hoffman
Sey Dare
Chester Dare
Black Squirrel
Black Eagle
Wea
Glen Mary
Raven
Menirie Beil
Princess
Bay Bird
Hoffman Dare
Castlewood Stock Farm
Lebanon Pike
W. S. Gibbs
Springfield, Ky
W. R. Selecman
White Plymoth Rocks
Lane
Fenwick
Mattye Begley
R. E. Shewmaker
C. W. Adams
Nannie Fenwick
Louise
Lizzie Anderson
Everett Baker
R. P. Lanham
Leo
Ker
Oscar Bottoms
Stewart
Verna Rogers
Pearl Jenwick
Canary
Louise Fenwick
Anna Showmaker
Edgar Barker
Maggie Smith
Ben Pow
Ell
May Lanham
Oscar
Susie Penwick
Edward
Durwood Montgomery
Willisburg
Lena Cissell
Bear
Prodie Jones
Alma Fenwick
L.D. Baker
Fair Groom
See Ie
Moko
Stock Farm
Lexington
Joe Ethel
Moko Rat
Hinder Thomas
Little Pearl
Moko Pearl
Kentucky
Georgetown
Lawrenceburg
Blue Grass
Peter
Mr. George
Reeman
Washington
Red Bird
Connaught
Shea
John Simms
Jack Bul Guebel
L. D. Baker
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