Local News Notes and Notices from Springfield area
Items report items for return and notices from local residents. Borrower asked to return jarboe and Campbells tarpaulin. Mrs. Sue Knott advertises two milk cows and fodder shocks for sale. A red muley heifer is listed as stray. Reverend Bruce of Louisville will preach at the Baptist church next Sunday in morning and evening and again for men at 3 p.m. at the court house. Mr. G C Carpenter has bought the J N Kelly butcher shop. On April 4 a daughter was born to the wife of W P Kelly Jr. George A Benedict of Valley Hill was in town Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Knott
Springfield
W. M. Bruce
Louisville
Baptist Church
Williams
St. Louis
Bruce
United States
Court House
George Wharton
Bettie Irvine
Lebanon
W. A. O'Nan
J. F. Pettus
Martinsville
Ind
Hendersonville
N. C
W. F. Trusty
W. H. Williams
Springfield News Briefs and Local Happenings
Day and reports that he is through planting forty acres of corn and that much of the first planting is up. A baseball game between Springfield mixed nine and Novi ces' nine of St. Rose ended 10 to 2 for St. Rose. A late newsletter arrives and a new goat and cart vehicle appears on Springfield streets driven by Donald Campbell who got it as a gift from Logan Bosly of Lebanon. Girls are invited to ride. boys warned the goat will stand for no buttin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day
Springfield
St. Rose
Donald Campbell
Logan Bosly
Lebanon
Donald
Fiscal Court In Session With Full Representation
Fiscal Court met on Tuesday but adjourned due to missing members. Now all districts are represented and magistrates are handling county business. Court is expected to run for two to three more days.
Personal Notes of Visitors and Local Social News
A roundup of weekly personal news from Bardstown area: J. C. Clements in Louisville, Miss Lillie Colvin visiting Bardstown, Mrs. J. M. Bevil back with her daughter, J. J. Wimsatt and many locals on trips, visits, and health updates. Reads like a society column with towns and families named, plus a note on a near epidemic of meningitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Colvin
Bardstown
Dudley Tapp
J. M. Bevil
R. H. Edelen
Sum Abell
Local notes from Sharpsville and area
W E Brown sold an eight year old work horse for 100 to Silas Armstrong. Morton Sallee bought a house and lot in sale from Gabe Keightley for 550. K Sallee suffers neuralgia and a war wound. Miss Rose Adams begins a two month school March 3 at Mount Freedom. George Reed spoke on Acts 15 at Mrs Jane Bowens. Youths attended. W E Brown lost a two year old horse, no sign of struggle. L Graham and family visited his father. Warm days ahead before spring arrives. March borrowed days from April is uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Brown
Silas Armstrong
Morton Sallee
Gabe Keightley
K. Sallee
Rose Adams
Mount Freedom
George Reed
Jane Bowen
Zane
L. Graham
Sharpsville
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Red Cross
Both OF
Red Cross Drug Store
Wood & Wells
Price W. Wells
Kentucky
B.L. Litsey
Pele Oe
Cain
Robertson & Searcy’s
Jarboe & Campbell
G. C. Carpenter
J. N. Kelly
Mr. Kelly
Bors
W. P. Kelly, Jr
George A. Benedict
Valley Hill
the Sun
Fiscal Court
J. C. Clements
J. J. Wimsatt
East
Zula Nally
Thomas H. Logsdon
St. Mary’s
R. W. Wathen
J. B. McAtee
Mary T. Hagan
Virginia Wathen
Ella
Emma Adams
J. R. Durrett
Sarah Seleeman Litsey
Judge
Litsey
Lavenia O'Connor
Davis VanArsdale
H. M. Noe
Edwin Carlisle Litsey
South
Cuba
Edelen
John L. Offutt
Bloomfield
J. R. Clay
Brooke
J. H. McClure
Mrs
Will McClure
High Grove
I. H. Thurman
Campbellsville
Rev. P. F. Hennesy
Baltimore, Md
Arthur Blanford
Lebanon Junction
Nannie Simms
C. C. McChord
John Brown
Dr. Allen
Pleasant Grove
J. C. Hoskins
Campbellsiille
Charley McWhorter
John Bailey
Texas
Evan Hagan
Florence Hamilton
Sadie Mayes
Fannie | Smith
T. D. Wells
Lois Gowdy
George Robertson
Jennie | McCabe
J. J. McCabe
C. A. Thompson
James Mudd
Louis_ Ville
Frank Wall
W. C. Price
M. W. Hyatt
Willisburg
Mrs. J. L. Searcy
Chamberlain
W. L. Smith
Mrs. Rodman
Judge Thurman
Rachel Brent
Fredericks Town
Song Ng Bay
J. W. Riedel
Poole Bay
Moore
W. T. Leachman
Cortney
Springfield, Ky
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