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Newspaper

Springfield Sun

Location

Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1909

Page

4

Prominent Kentucky figures and a party convention noted

Obituaries mark Col Samuel H. Stone of Louisville and Admiral Cervera’s death in Spain. A Republican district convention in Lebanon opens with executive sessions and a typed resolutions process, as delegates from four counties gather to nominate circuit judge and commonwealth’s attorney.

Manon Falcon Republican District Committee Commonwealth W. KF. ‘Grigsby Court House Lebanon Committee On B. N. Penick

Object to Strong Medicines for Rheumatism

Many people object to taking strong medicines prescribed for rheumatism. Internal treatment is unnecessary in muscular or chronic rheumatism. Over 90 percent of cases are one or the other. With no fever or swelling, apply Chamberlain's Liniment for quick relief. Sold by Leo Haydon Drug Co.

Did He Have a Boss Arouse Such Questions at Nomination

The article questions why William Lewis felt compelled to deny having a boss after delegates who just nominated him were asked to pledge votes for the November election. It notes he aimed to reassure skeptics amid suspicions and asks what thoughts led him to fear a boss accusation, suggesting curiosity about others’ possible charges.

Thore Lewis

Narrow Escape on the St Rose and Lebanon Pike

A traction engine owned by Mr Maupin broke through a bridge on the St Rose and Lebanon pike on Saturday. The front crossed safely but the rear end fell through trapping Maupin on the engine. He was pinned against the bridge and narrowly saved by a heavy board preventing contact with the engine. Bystanders feared an explosion and delayed aid until extrication.

Maupin St. Rose and Lebanon Pike

Arbor Day Observed at Springfield Grad Ed School

Arbor Day ceremonies on April 2 featured each grade planting a tree and a flower, dedicated to alumni or friends. Rev. Williams and others delivered dedicatory addresses while recitations filled the program and a large audience enjoyed the event. Separately, marriages of A B Hundley to Mary Eliza Shelby and Albert Mudd to Margaret Nalley were reported as quiet ceremonies in the county with the couples later settling at home.

Springfield Graded School W. F. Williams Joseph Polin Geo. Neikirk Marshall Duncan Walter Clements Mabel Williams A. B. Hundley Mary Eliza Shelby Palmer Grundy R. E. C. Lawson Washington County

Smith and Ensor Couple Elopes at Jeffersonville

William Smith and Emma Ensor, prominent Gasburg youths, married in Jeffersonville on Monday with Magistrate Keigwin officiating. Smith, a farmer, is son of C. G. Smith. Ensor is daughter of J. C. Ensor, formerly from Springfield. They will reside in the county.

William Smith Emma Ensor Gasburg Jeffersonville Keigwin Smith C. G. Smith J.C. Ensor Springfield

Local Social Ties Highlight Sharpsville Night Visits

In Sharpsville, Mr. Deep and Willie Satterly spent Tuesday night with Mr. Ezra Lake and wife while Mrs. Nannie Robinson visited Mr. George Bowen. Mrs. Bella Sallee stayed Tuesday night with Mr. Frank Crouch and wife. The two year old child of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sagracy died Tuesday and was buried at Mount Pleasant cemetery. deepest sympathy is extended to the Sagracy family.

Deep Willie Satterly Ezra Lake Nannie Robinson George Bowen Bella Sallee Frank Crouch Henry Sagracy Mount Pleasant

Local Folks Visit Friends and Notables in Quiet Week

Mr T D Graham and family visited John Brown and family Thursday. Bernice Graham is on the sick list. Bessie Bowen spent Wednesday night with Vernon Robinson. W E Robinson is in Louisville this week selling tobacco. John Barnard returned from a visit with his sister in West Point Indiana. Elizabeth Mize was called to her ill daughter in Madison County. Spring field Juniors vs St Marys Juniors will play at local high school grounds Monday April 12 with 15 and 25 cent admission. ES thanks Texas community for kindness during illness and death of his wife F I Purpom.

T. D. Graham John Brown Bernice Graham Bessie Bowen Vernon Robinson W. E. Robinson Louisville John Barnard West Point Ind Elizabeth Mize Madison County Springfield St. Mary’s Texas F. I. Purpom

Notice to Hunters Post Lands In Kentucky Star region

Hunts prohibited on listed lands to protect sheep and stock. Trespassers including fox hunting or dog hunting will be prosecuted. Names of landowners posted herein for formal inclusion or removal requests are provided. cash in advance. Kentucky Star Flour best made.

J. D. Noel G. L. Warner R. S. Noel Jeff Matherty T. H. Noel Wm. Bosley A. Gardner J. D. Shewmaker E. G. Cooksey James Et W. H. Steel A. J. Botoma Thomas Young W. A. Hayes Cash Shewmaker Jason Hobday James Baker Robert Charley O. J. Hickerson R. D. Riley J. W. Roberds Lade Cooksey

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