Guardianship Fight Over Little Mattie Settles
A court hearing in a habeas corpus case between Henry Simms and Mrs. Lizzie McMillan seeks guardianship of Little Mattie Settles, now fourteen, with Judge Litses taking the matter under advisement after a full day of testimony. Separately, Judge Noe addressed a High street disturbance involving Aunt Deb and Rhoda Logan, fining Rhoda $5. Arbor Day at Springfield school saw students plant trees, praised by Prof. Colvin as a practical conservation example amid Ballinger-Pinchot discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Simms
Lizzie McMillan
Mattie Settles
J. H. Settles
Simms
Usrdian
Priday
Litses
Lewis and McChord
Guardian
T. & Mayes
Noe
High Street
Deb
Berta Rose
Rhoda Logan
Rhoda
Agguilla
Colvin
What Springfield Has a County Gossip Tale
A colorful Springfield scene lists characters including Aliar the sponger and a weather prophet, a blatherskite and a giggling girl, a tattling woman, and a Jacksonian Democrat. It mentions feuds, loafers, watchdogs, a nonenforced dead Jaw, and a widower too gay for his age, all hinting at local county affairs and the people who steer them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliar
Death of Mrs. Fannie Lyle Linder shocks Bantstown
Mrs. Fannie Lyle Linder wife of jeweler J W Linder died after several weeks illness with partial paralysis earlier this week in Bantstown born Leitchfield Kentucky aged about forty four she leaves husband two sons Wayne and Howard and daughter Mary plus three sisters Meegsme J W Johnson Buck Compton Kate Hardean and three brothers William and Robert Lyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Lyle Linder
J. W. Linder
Bantstown
Wayne
Howard Linder
Mary Linder
Meegsme J. W. Johnson
la Grande
Fra
Buck Compton
Kate Hardean
New Amster- Ind
William
Robert Lyle
North Dakota
Funeral Services Set in Bardstown Church Event
Bardstown Standard reports funeral services for a community member in Bardstown Methodist church on Sunday afternoon April 10 at two o'clock, noting the town’s sense of sore bereavement and communal support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bardstown Methodist Church
Bardstown Standard
Matrimonial Banns Published At St Dominic’s Church
The banns of marriage for Wm Henry White and Miss Mary Barton Graves at St Dominic’s were announced with forthcoming ceremonies planned at Holy Rosary in Manton Kentucky. Wm Tenatius Vissing and Miss Gertrude Hehemann to wed at St Francis in Louisville. C W Hagan and Miss Katherine Spalding to marry at Lebanon. G H Hickerson and Miss Lora Hardin were quietly married yesterday afternoon, traveling to Lebanon then to Louisville with Rev W H Wolff performing the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Dominic's Catholic Church
Henry White
Mary Barton Graves
Holy Rosary Church
Manton
Tenatius Vissing
Gertrude Mary Catherine Hehemann
St. Frencis Church
Louisville
C. W. Hagan
Katherine Spalding
Lebanon
G. H. Hickerson
Lora Hardin
Visiting Scenes: Civil War Veteran Weldom Returns Home
The Sun records Joel E. Weldom a native of the county visiting after sixty five years. Born near St Rose on Cartwrights Creek in 77 years past he joined the Confederate army and fought at Perryville. Now in Utah mining he plans to visit Perryville and St Rose this week to reconnect with old comrades and recall youth. Reverend J l Sneed, a Confederate veteran who also fought at Perryville, will preach there Sunday at 3:00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Office
Joel E. Weldom
Mr. Weldom
Cartwright’s Creek
St. Rose
Warren County
Weldom
Perryville
Comrads
Uhis
Mr. Weldon
Utah
Weldon
Local Social News and Fireside Notes in Texas Area
Texas society notes cover visits by W F Sweazy family and others to Antioch Green Chapel and Mackville, with church service schedule at Betherham. Reports include J L Lanham losing his house to fire, Rubber social raising funds for missions, and several local visits and illnesses. Prof J L Harmon of Bowling Green visits his mother, and locals share family greetings and health updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Sweazy
Antioch
M. L. Sweazy
Green Chapel
John Peterson
R. L. Arnold
Sallie’ Kimberlin
Long Runi
Will Rowe
Bertha Turner
Mackville
Betherham Church
A. Y. Hatchett
Tatham Springs
J. L. Lanham
J. M. Begley
Sharp
Willisburg
T. E. Wilson
Edgar Wilson
J. L. Harmon
Bowling Green
Margerey Kimberlin
T. Spalding
Cordelia
Lebanon
John D. Peterson
C. F. Cocanougher
Will
Murphy
Cal Shewmaker
Springfield Edges St Marys Juniors In Epic 13th Inning
The second Springfield team visited St Marys Sunday to play the St Marys Juniors in a close game. Final score 4 to 3 for St Marys. St Marys scored in the sixth and ninth with Springfield answering in the eighth and thirteenth innings. Wallace Rogers played for Springfield and Ben E Simms caught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s
St. Mary's
Springfield
Wallace Rogers
Ben E. Simms
Mrs. Jim Ed Smith Dies at Home in Smith Neighborhood
Mrs. Jim Ed Smith died at her husband’s home in the Smith neighborhood on Monday after a long illness from consumption. Mass was said yesterday at St. Rose church, where she was a faithful member. She was formerly Miss Mattingly, sister of Bart Mattingly, and she leaves her husband and six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Ed Smith
Smith
St. Rose Church
Boy suffers broken arm on farm wagon mishap
Thomas Blandford son of E. C. Blandford aboard the St Rose Pike on his father farm Thorsday morning when hauling fodder the wagon turned over trapping him. His left arm was broken. A physician was summoned and the arm bandaged. He is doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Blandford
E. C. Blandford
St. Rose Pike
Thorsday
Valley Hill Farmers Plow On As Rain Revives Drought
In Valley Hill area farmers press through spring plowing and corn planting while tobacco land is prepared. Local trades report purchases of corn and hogs, horse sales in Louisville, crop yields, worm damage to tobacco beds, and a welcome rain easing drought. G. F. ONeal plans Cincinnati move. Reed and Simpson sell crops at market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.H. Tatum
J. H. Gray
Polin
W. F. Moran
H. T. Virgin
Edward Goatly
Hudson Bros
E. Market Street
Louisville
Reed
John Jones
E. Piles
Bob Smith
Maud
Smith
Harrodsburg
Somerset
Messrs
Reed & Simpson
Goatly & Virgin
D. Shehan
T. Reed
Booker
T. ©. Tatum
Loumville
Jas. Moran, Jr
Frank Baker
Litney
Thos. Baker
Pleasant Grove
Thos
Baker
Hugh Leachman
J. L. Moran
Priday
L. Moran
G. F. O'Neal
Cincinnati
Zemo Offers Surface Germ Cure For Skin Diseases
The medical view labels eczema a germ disease and Zemo claims to destroy germs at the skin surface. An official book explains the home cure for eczema pimples dandruff and scalp diseases. Sold by Leo Haydon Drug Store with a booklet available. Diarrhoea remedy Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea relief is praised as prompt safe and agreeable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zemo
Leo Haydon Drug Store
Mayfield Dies in Fredericktown Area
Mayfield, a prominent Fredericktown citizen, died of pneumonia at home on Saturday April 9. Funeral services were held Monday in Frederickstown with burial at Joe Dominick's cemetery. He was about 40 years old and survived by several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Mayfield
Fredericktown
Mayfield
Frederickstown
Fredericketown
Joe Dominic
Sen
D. D. D. Prescription Eczema Wash Offer
Local prospectus promotes D. D. D. Prescription eczema wash sold at 26c instead of 1.00, claiming relief from itch with a blend of oil of wintergreen thymos and glycerine. Limited-time offer advertised by Leo Haydon Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. D. Laboratories
Leo Haydon Drug Co
Proclamation on the 1910 Census and Privacy Safeguards
President Taft proclaims the Thirteenth Decennial Census to begin April 15 1910. Citizens must answer all census questions with penalties for refusal. It assures privacy protections by Census Bureau employees and urges prompt, complete responses to support a national population and resources report. The proclamation is dated March 15, 1910, in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
House of Representatives
Witenes
Willam Howard Taft
United States of America
Census Bureau
Washington
William H. Taft
C. Knox
Bankers' Life Assn Pays $4000 Death Claim
Springfield Kentucky 19010. A draft for $4000 was received yesterday at the Louisville office of the Bankers' Life Association of Des Moines Iowa to pay death loss on the policy of Robt L Parrott. John G Austin of Lebanon Ky, special agent, wrote the policy August 13 1900. Proof of death reached the Home office April 4 1910 and draft arrived in Louisville April 6. Favorable comment on the quick settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Louisville
Bankers’ Life Association of
Des Moines
L. Parrott
John G. Austin
Lebanon
Electric Bitters Proclaimed Best Health Aid for All
Endorsed as a universal health booster this ad claims Electric Bitters cleanses stomach and liver kidneys and blood energizing the body to meet daily toil. W M Sherman of Cushing Maine says three bottles made him feel like a new man after kidney trouble. Sold for 50 cents at Hapdon and Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Sherman
Cushing
Hapdon & Robertson
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Sun
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Ovceoeoe
Valley Hill
Chamberlain
Grundy & McIntire
ELGIN
M. Russell
Cheath Vichligan Sunshine
Leo Haydon
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