Dr G T Burton Resident Dentist Card
Dr G T Burton resident dentist offers painless tooth extraction and crown work as a specialty. All dental work strictly first class. Office in Hagen Block upstairs in Springfield Ky.
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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1908
Page
5
Dr G T Burton resident dentist offers painless tooth extraction and crown work as a specialty. All dental work strictly first class. Office in Hagen Block upstairs in Springfield Ky.
Kester services at the Methodist church next Sunday with Rev Lyon preaching. Judge I H Thurman and Prof George Colvin will address Texans next Saturday. Court Day Dinner May 25 by Maud Christian church in Springfield. G W Lyon offers a Stanhope runabout and harness. Campbellsville Manufacturing announces farmers should read in The Sun. Mrs Williams to conduct an Easter sale in the new store. Claims against J D Peterson to assignee W D Claybrooke with proper proof.
The Springfield ladies are invited to inspect a large line of millinery. The hats on display are praised as the handsomest seen in the city. Miss Witte Knorr urges visitors to view the collection. SHERIff Kimball Announces Candidacy for Sheriff with deputies Richard Boblitt Sam D Campbell Will Merritt Sanders and Hubert Virgin named as loyal Democrats.
Local vendor promotes a fresh line of fruits and candies along with soft drinks at low prices and invites the public to visit the shop and browse the selection.
A brief item notes a store or venue keeping a wide range of refreshing soft drinks readily available for customers. The notice highlights availability and variety to attract patrons seeking beverages.
The Washington County Medical Society convened Monday April 13 at 10 30 a m in the court house room with W W Ray M W Hyatt J C Mudd and J N present. A clinical case was presented. The next meeting is set for May 11.
Miss Bettie Elliott remains ill but improving. Prayer meeting drew a good crowd and next will be held at Mr Sy Lawrence's led by Mr Charlie Crogan and Mr B L Cocanougher. Mrs Lizzie Campbell traveled through en route to Boyle county to visit relatives. Mr Raymond Edwards and Miss Lola Powers married at Rev Purdom's on April 8. groom a local merchant, bride daughter of Mrs Nannie Powers. Congratulations extended.
A roundup of local social updates lists visitors and residents in and out of town. Names include Mrs. Kate Spalding of Lebanon visiting Mrs. Janie Willett, Mr. Rod Wharton returning to Louisville, Miss Elizabeth Reynierson of Lebanon, and many others at homes, churches, and events. Several illness updates and social visits across Lebanon, Bardstown, Danville, Louisville, and surrounding towns are noted, along with a dental opening and a Knights Templar banquet attendance.
Canary reports social visits around Mackville and Louisville. Jaunita Pope visits Mr and Mrs Black Yates. Robert Milton visits Will Sweeney. Sadie Fenwick guests Adray Canary. Lee Hiatt travels to Louisville. Budd Coffey, Bettie Hiatt, Maggie Hiatt join W A Barker group. multiple spouses and families noted in week’s social roundups.
Persons indebted to the estate of J M Burton deceased are urged to call at the Peoples Deposit Bank and settle accounts. Immediate settlement is required. All persons holding claims against the estate should present them properly proven. J A Boutwarke Executor J M Burton Deceased.
Maud Busy with illness notes for Mrs Andrews and visits by residents and kin. Several trips to Springfield Harrodsburg Bloomfield and Grayson and Gray county guests include Washburn Montgomery Wakefield Royalty and other local families. News covers social calls school trips and outings with prices and sales mentioned.
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