Death of Mrs. Carlile in Lebanon Enterprise
Mrs Prudie Spalding Carlile died suddenly about 6 a m on Thursday April 11 1907 at age 63 after years of heart trouble She was born in the county a daughter of Leonard Spalding and widow of Charles Carlile Survived by four children Will Len A Elizabeth and Mrs R C Clarkson of Lebanon City and Wm Thos Lanergan a provincial constable at Chapleau Ontario Also notes relation to W R Spalding and a half brother Jack Spalding of St Louis Louisiana
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Carlile
Carlile
Leonard Spalding
Jack Spalding
St. Louis
W. R. Spalding
Charles Carlile
Will Carlile
Chicago
Ilinois
Len A
RC. Clarkson
Thos. Lanergan
Chapleau
Ontario
Chamberlain
Local Social Notes From Sycamore Valley and Nearby
Sycamore Valley notices list Mrs Harry Riley of Mackville teaching music at Sycamore Valley. Mrs J S Thomas and children visit Taylorsville. Mrs E F Sails and Mrs Will Baws with Misses Shields visit Mrs J D Sutherland. Mrs Marshall Keeling attends sister’s funeral at Fairview. J M Shields and Albert Hines attend family matters. A sawmill is planned near Hillsboro gate. Settles buys cow for 25 dollars and McIlvoy shop visits in Springfield. Reed Hines and Elgin visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Riley
Mackville
J. S. Thomas
Taylorsville
Meadames
E F. Sails
Will Baws
Saran
Mallie Shields
J D Sutherland
Marshall Keeling
Fairview
Albert Hines
Booker
Johnnie Hines
J. D. Sutherland
E. F
Perkins
J. M. Shields
J. H. Settles
Hillsboro
H. Settles
Otis Harmon
BH. McIlvoy
Springfield
Reed
Fenwick
Elgin Settles
Will
Hillsboro church lecture by Brother Brown in May
Dudgeon announces that Brother Thomas Brown of Fairview will give a Sunday school lecture at Hillsboro church on the second Sunday in May at 11 a m. Everyone is invited to attend. The note also mentions local deaths and health news including a burned child, family visits, and a testimonial for Dr King’s New Discovery with a trial offer through Haydon & Robertson’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Inman
T. W. Sutherland
JS. Inman
Shady Grove
Kansas
Cadell
Earl Shamburg
Fie
Dr. King
Haydon & Robertson
Willisburg Obit and Local News Tidbits
George Birch dies at home of his mother near Willisburg on April 14 after a long Louisville residence. He leaves a wife, two children, mother, brothers, and sisters. funeral by Rev. J A Sims. Lou Earl Foster, 14 months, burned to death April 11. funeral services by Rev. J A Sims. Rev Lyona to serve church here for the year. Miss Drury and Valeria Good leave with Elizabeth Shirley. W S Gib travels to Lawrenceburg. Ray Wells returns from Lawrenceburg visit. Mrs Hadgie Burns of Illinois visiting. Miss Tavie Goodlett and Hubert Virgin with Elizabeth Shirley. T J Trent and family of Polin attend church. Misses Sarah Keeling and Lilly Ruby visit Myrtle Reeling. Mr Franklin of Anderson County visits daughter Mrs John Sutherland. Bob and Will Gray visit cousin Fred Sutherland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Birch
Louisville
J. A. Sims
Lou Earl
Rufus Foster
Springfield
Lyona
Drury
Valeria Good
Elizabeth Shirley
W. S. Gib
Lawrenceburg
Ray Wells
Hadgie Burns
Ilinois
Tavie Goodlett
Hubert Virgin
Eda Sims
T. J. Trent
Polin
Sarah Keeling
Lilly Ruby
Myrtle
Franklin
Anderson County
John Sutherland
Bob
Will Gray
Fred Sutherland
Out of Sight Healings with Arnica Salve
An old saying about seeing and memory is linked to healing effects of Bicklem's Arnica Salve. It claims to banish sore, burn or wound, and also help piles and chilblains disappear under its healing influence.
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Bicklem
Springfield Market Prices Snapshot
Market list shows corn meal feathers flour and other staples with varied prices. Items include turkeys per pound tallow vinegar sorghum and country potatoes with per unit or per barrel rates and rough quantities.
Local Advertisers Offer Farm Goods For Sale In Beech Grove
Suburban column lists for sale barred Plymouth Rocks and leghorns, comb honey, sows with pigs, corn, and other farm products. Community notes report about spring weather, fruit and tobacco crop concerns, and a concrete local option bribery case trial with fourteen defendants.
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C. L. Brady
Rt. 3
S. C. W. Leghorn
J. N. H. Olliver
John Cocanougher, Sr
Rt. 4
T. Scott Mayes
His Name Was on Envelope Letter Mixup
A man asked the post office clerk to check for a letter at his home. He refused to give his name, insisting only that his name was on the envelope. The clerk confirmed if a letter had his name on it, prompting the humorous exchange.
Happy Hollow social notes and a birth in Coulter family
Miss Sarah Shields spent Sunday with Flosse and Pearl Armstrong. J B Thomas and wife and children visited Fairfield. Misses Nannie and Claudie Royalty of Springfield visited John Armstrong. Solomon Kays was at Portown Saturday. Hillsboro meeting planned for second Sunday in May at 11. Born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Coulter a ten pound girl. M C Keeling spent time with his father George Keeling near Willisburg. Mollie Shields and Effie Coulter visited Lube Coulter near Willisburg. Richard Sutton visited B H Mellyoy at Sweet Retreat. Mrs Mattie Kays and daughter returned to Polin. Jessie Noel and Mrs S H Crook visited Mrs Pitsgerald. Jim and Leo Snider of Fairview were in town. Dined with M C Keeling Sunday. Lonnie Noel and family visited sister Mrs Hardin at Thorn Hill. Tom Mellroy and children visited Moderland at Sycamore Valley. Several from here visited Springfield. Miss Sarah Shields visited Montgomery. Pearl and Flossy Armtrong and John Kays and Erastus Shields were in Springfield Sunday. Myrtle Armstrong visited Mrs Laura Scruggs. Erastus Shields and John Kays were in Polm Monday. Hallie Keeling visited Mollie Shields. I suffered five years with kidney and liver trouble and was cured by Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets, now well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Keeling
Willisburg
Mollie Shields
Effie Coulter
Lube Coulter
Richard Sutton
B.H. Mellyoy
Sweet Retreat
Mattie Kays
Polin
Jessie Noel
S. H. Crook
Pitsgerald
Jim and
Leo Snider
Fairiview
D. M. Shields
John Settle
M. C. Keeling
Lonnie Noel
Hardin
Thorn Hill
Tom Mellroy
Moderland
Sycamore Valley
Springfield
Sarah Shields
Montgomery
Pearl
Flossy Armatrong
Messrs
John Kays
Erastus Shields
Springfeld
Myrtle Armstrong
Laura Scruggs
Polm
Hallie Keeling
Pulliam Notices and Local Social News
Births report a string of newborns to local wives including Mrs. Hendricks, Mrs. Kaya, Mrs. Hale, and Mrs. Goff. Ruel Showmaker remains bedbound with measles. Essie Rhyans visited sister Mrs. Keeling. A S of E lodge at Pulliam joined Tatham lodge Saturday night for a meeting. W. E. Foster’s family visited the PInkston home. David Thomas and family visited Dee Showmaker. Sanford Yocum nears completion of a new house. Mary and Minnie Coulter spent the night with Mrs. John Scott. Black and Johnson report strong trade at the old stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hendricks
Dock Kaya
P. Hale
Willie Goff
Ethel Lee
Ruel
Essie Rhyans
Vrear Keeling
A. S. of E. Lodge
Pulliam
Tatham Lodge
W. E. Foster
W. Pinkston
David Thomas
Dee
Sanford Yocum
Mary
Minnie Coulter
John
Scott, Black and Johnson
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J. A. Johnson
Rt 1
J. D Stanfield
Lebanon
James I
Beech Grove
George C. Martin
Princeton
Ind
Pottaville
Uncle Buck Bottom
G. W. Cram, Jr
Washington County
Thompson
Squire J. H. Sparrow
Commonwealth
Maurice Boody
Wallace Cardwell
J. H. Kearns
Ed Sandidge
R. N. Wathen
Ed Coppage
George Airey
Jack Bland
Tom
Nelson
Washington County Breeders Association
R. L. Durham
Pleasant Run Turnpike
Big Nelson
Altmann
Germany
General
Matadoc
Nee
Otto
Auskae
Agamemnon
George L. Wharton
Leo
Booker, Ky
Pope Leo
Fancey Boy
I Blood Chief
Happy Gross
Ralley Golddust
Davy Crockett
A. W. Eddleman
Happy Hollow
Misses Flosse
Pearl Arm
Prince Wilkes
Prince Albert
Sumpter
Denmark
Ward
Ae Oletonian
McElraya
Marion County
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