Valley Hill Social Notes Touch Easter Fun and Tragedy
Little Gertrude Montgomery visits aunt Roby O Neal near Crook s Station. Potsey Briggs ill after visiting sister Mrs Jack Shehan near Bloomfield. Robert Snider seriously ill with grave fears of recovery. Thompson family from Rund y Orphanage visit Grove relatives. Ray Goatley and sister attend Easter services at St Rose. Hughey Goatley hosts dinner with Moran Ed Kelly and family. Easter sale by Ladies of the church in Springfield attended by many locals. King Comstock visits Bardstown on business. Easter dinner hosted by Jas E Goatley with Edward Goatley M W Seay and family. Mrs Samuel Montgomery of near Grooks Station visits J R O Neal s family. J R O Neal loses a valuable mare injured in stable and euthanized. Springfield High School Junior ball team defeats Orphanage boys in a Saturday match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Montgomery
Crook's Station
Roby O'Neal
Potsey Briggs
Jack Shehan
Bloomfield
Beitse
Robert Snider
Robert Thompson
Rundy Orphanage
Ray Goatley
Imogene
St. Rose
Hughey Goatley
W. F. Moran
Ed Kelly
Jas. Moran
M. W. Seay
Near Maud
Springfield
Sainr
King Comstock
Bardstown
Jas. E. Goatley
Edward Goatley
Cr. Goatley
Samuel Montgomery
Grooks Station
J. R. O'Neal
J. R.o'neal
Winds and Ills Mark A Weekend Visit
A correspondent reports a severe windstorm causing fruit trees to fall with limited further damage. Illness prevails locally as scarlet fever grips Little Marvie White, Mrs. Prudie Jones suffers multiple ailments, Lizzie Adams remains unwell, and Elmer Anderson faces serious stomach trouble with a grim prognosis. John J. Brewer and wife visited his parents, while L R White and Burt Adams fled a frightened horse on the Springfield trip, narrowly escaping harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvie White
Prudie Jones
Lizzie Adams
Elmer Anderson
John J. Brewer
H. S. Litsey
Messrs
L. R. White
Burt Adams
Springfield
Local Social Roundup From Fenwick Area
Mrs. Woodford Graves and family hosted son R B Graves. Mrs. Rachel Anderson and daughter visited Mr W T Adams family. Miss Hertha Hall stayed with brother Everett Hall. Lizzie and Lula Sims visited parents L R White. J E Harmon was in Louisville. Nannie Fenwick hosted Myrtle Nally Myrtle Smith. J B Fenwick and wife in Springfield. Rogers and Thompson attended church at St Rose. Fonza and Joe Smith visited mother here. Ena Cheatham visited parents near Mooresville. John Kelly Harry Jones in Poortown. John Raney and mother with John Hall. Verna Rogers visited sister C W Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodford Graves
R. B. Graves
Rachel Anderson
W. T. Adams
Hertha Hall
Everett Hall
Lizzie
Lula Sims
L. R. White
J. E. Harmon
Louisville
Myrtle Nally
Poortown
John Raney
John Hall
Verna Rogers
C. W. Adams
Sam and L R White Visit Goode Family Tuesday
A brief item notes Mr and Mrs Sam Goode visiting the latter's parents Mr and Mrs L R White Tuesday night. The report mentions limited injuries and a forecast that tobacco plants may be scarce from the prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Goode
L. R. White
Obituary of Willie V Turner from Mackville Ky
Willie V Turner born July 18 1880 near Mackville Washington County Kentucky died April 3 1909 in Mackville aged 28 years 9 months 15 days. Son of James Turner and Henrietta Vanarsdall Turner husband of Bertha Phillips father of three girls. He joined the Methodist Church in 1907 and lived a Christian life. Funeral at the Methodist Church conducted by Rev R B Baird. Burial followed at the local cemetery. He suffered indigestion and heart weakness, contracted pneumonia ten days before death. The family and friends extend blessings to the widow and children. A Friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie V. Turner
James Tur’ner
Henrietta Vanarsdall Turner
Mackville
Washington County
Kate Peter
Bertha Phillips
Methodist Church
F. M. Hill
Clayton
Ind
R. B. Baird
Local Social News From Happy Hollow and Surrounding Areas
Mrs Erastus Perkins visited with her father Mr John Armstrong and family over the weekend. Several families including the Kays, Chesser, and Hanby clans spent time with relatives. Zay Hahn is gravely ill with consumption at his aunt Dan Casteel's home. Georgie Hahn from Illinois rushed to aid his dying brother Zay. School children attended Hillsboro church Sunday School and plans for weekly services were announced. Mrs Ellzona Hanby shows some improvement and Edward Hanby with wife traveled to Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erastus Perkins
John Armstrong
Solomon Kays
Kays
H. P. Chesser
Polin
Mallie Shielda
Effie Coulter
John Crow
Polm
Walter Hanby
Misa Myrtle Armstrong
D. P. Casteel
Purliam
Zay Hahn
Dan Casteel
Jim P. Brewer
Belizona Hanby
Hillsboro
Georgie Hahn
Illinois
Ellzona
Hanby
Edward Hanby
Springfield
J. M. Shields
Ernest
Narnie Keeling
Tatham
Kentucky Fair Dates for 1909 Across Kentucky
The fixed Kentucky fair dates for 1909 cover numerous towns with duration notes. Stanford runs July 31 for three days, Henderson July 27 for five, Georgetown July 27 for six, Madisonville August 3 for five, Winchester August 3 for four, Blue Grass Fair Lexington August for six, Taylorsville August 10 for four, Uniontown August 10 for five, Harrodsburg August 12 for eight, Leitchfield August 17 for four, Barboursville August 18 for three, Brodhead August 18 for three, Shepherdsville August 18 for three, Ewing August 19 for three, Shelbyville August 24 for five, Springfield August 25 for four, London August 25 for four, Florence August 25 for four, Frankfort August 31 for four, Hardinsburg August 31 for three, Tompkinsville September 1 for five, Fern Creek September 1 for five, Bardstown September 1 for four, Hodgenville September 7 for three, Monticello September 7 for four, Glasgow September 8 for four, Kentucky State Fair Louisville September 18 for six, Ottaville September 16 for three, Bedford October 1 for two.
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Stanford
Henderson
Georgetown
Madisonville
Winchester
Blue Grass Fair
Lexington
Taylorsville
Uniontown
Harrodsburg
Leitchfield
Barboursville
Brodhead
Shepherdsville
Ewing
Shelbyville
Springfield
London
Florence
Frankfort
Hardinsburg
Tompkinsville
Fern Creek
Bardstown
Hodgenville
Monticello
Glasgow
Kentucky State Fair
Louisville
Ottaville
Bedford
Harmonious sketch sets bar for elegant costume design
A descriptive fashion sketch praises a costume built on classical design with bare arms, a tailored long scarf, and a restrained border. It notes harmony in tailoring, hair, and accessories, arguing that restraint produces elegance while heavier or busy wraps spoil the look.
Getting Away From Wrinkles In Dressmaking Advice
A period article offers home sewing tips to reduce armhole wrinkles by adjusting sleeve placement and underarm seams. It covers sleeve fitting, fullness control, and achieving a square, broad shoulder look. It also notes fashion trends like heavy gold belts and empire girdles and discusses economy in dress selections.
Horses for sale and farm ads in Sun column
The Sun prints a brisk free column with horse stock notices and farm ads. Breeders and buyers list sires and dams, mares and jacks, eggs, and livestock gear. Local residents advertise cattle poultry seeds hay and timber, with regional towns and contact notes.
Object to Strong Medicines for Rheumatism
Many people object to strong medicines usually prescribed by physicians for rheumatism. There is no need of internal treatment in muscular or chronic rheumatism. When there is no fever or swelling, apply Chamberlain's Liniment freely for quick relief. For sale by the Leo Heydon Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Leo Heydon Drug Co
The Tjitjak Liar Exposed and Its Short Helpful Brew
The Tjitjak liar is a species of Usard in the chameleon family, three inches long at most. They crawl slowly near a man's shirt and prefer the inner side. In India, Qitjaks are valued for devouring mosquitoes and other insects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
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