Local Notes on Goods and People in Town
Local notes list Carpenter's fresh Thursday fish and pork products alongside sausage and Miller Seed offers from Haydon and Barber. It mentions D P Logan praising young J R Claybrooke, fisherman Will Hagan, Mrs M A Noe selling land to Taylor Spalding, and Spalding planning a cottage. Also covers church conference at Greensburg, a blind mare Stravep, fruit crop hopes, Easter sale profits, rural mail rules, Nicholasville street curfew for youths, and Henry Merritt's leg injury.
Coins Found On Farm Hint At Spanish Silver Era
Wood Powell ploughed up two Spanish silver dollars dated 1774 and 1809 on T. Scott Mayes farm. The 1774 coin sold for 5 dollars to a drummer. Powell seeks more. Also a Springfield St Marys ball game May 3 at Springfield High Park. Prof Colvin to pitch, Loud Thunder catching. Auction results listed from last Monday. Rev W T Gordon to lecture May 5 at Springfield Methodist Church on marriage themes. A W P Lawrence of Springfield Ky advertises a home east of Springfield near Graded School with garden and water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Powell
T. Scott Mayes
Springfield
St. Mary's
Springfield High School
Colvin
W. T. Gordon
Wichita
Kan
Methodist Church
Woman's Home Mission Society
The
W. P. Lawrence
Notice to Town Taxpayers for 1905 Taxes Due
City taxes for 1905 now due and in the hands of the tax collector for collection. C. L. Price, City Tax Collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Price
Wool Growers Notice in Texas and Colorado Springs
Wool growers invited to sell wool at 27 cents per pound delivered in Texas. Communications by mail or telephone to Cov. R. D. Warner, sub agent for J. De Baus, gen agent. Prices may change. Also notice of a home for sick and invalid letter carriers to be established on the outskirts of Colorado Springs, Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Texas
R. D. Wuarne
J. de Baus
Colorado Springs
Col
R. H. Edelen
Continental
Bardstown
Field
Sam Long
Realty Bargains: Mercer and Spencer County Farms for Sale
Real estate listing details multiple properties in Mercer and Spencer counties including 196 acres with improvements at 460 per acre, 100 acres stock farm at 38, 200 acres near Namen Pike at 60, 17 acres near railroad station at 42, and a Bardstown Junction farm at 4,000. Also mentions a 340 house store shop and an exchange for a farm, all handled by a local real estate agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sonny Splendid
Mercer County
Walnut
Ee Mercer
Nice Farm
Namen On
Pike
Railroad Station
Nice
Pace
Bardstown Junction
Spencer County
Jeannes
Saint Scot
Albout
Orbe Tee Real Estate Agency
Ensaees Tee
Personal Notes Highlight Local Moves And Visits
Frank Noe leaves The Sun for a position at the Breckenridge Democrat in Hardinsburg. Hendersonville visitors Mr. and Mrs. Gordon speak of improved health and plan to return in fall. Several locals attend Marion Commandery K. T. meeting. honors conferred on Rev. Hoskinson and others. Residents travel to Bardstown and Louisville for work and leisure, with various visits among Shelbyville, Campbellsville, Frankfort, Fredericks town, Lebanon, and Tablow noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Noe
The
Sun
Hardinsburg
Breckenridge Democrat
Frank
R. W. Gordon
Hendersonville
N. C
Cardwell Notes on Local Trades and Visits
Mrs J S Claybrooke visits Bardstown. many locals report sales of horses cattle and tobacco crops. W L Graham sells mare. E G Holiday buys calf. Nora McMullin teaches music for Louisville Railway. residents attend court and visit friends at Chaplin and Bardstown.
Local visitors from Bardstown and Bardstown Junction gather in Louisville area
Miss Margaret McChord, studying in Louisville, spent several days with her parents here. The Stoker and Hurst families from Bardstown visited Miss Myrtle Price on Sunday. Ula and Lizzie Wathen have returned to Bardstown Junction after visiting Miss Fladget Simma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. J. S. Claybrooke
Bardstown
Margaret McChord
Louisville
Gertrude Stoker
Nora Hurst
Tom Stoker
Harrold Hurst
Myrtle Price
Ula
Lizzie Wathen
Bardstown Junction
Fladget Simma
Lectures and Local Visits Highlight Week in Texas
Rev W T Gordon gave an excellent lecture last Thursday night drawing a large crowd. Families and visitors from Louisville Lebanon Harrodsburg Springfield Mackville and Calfornia travel with relatives and friends across town for social and health updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Gordon
Herman Purdom
Louisville
C.peee
Stixrude
J. W. Campbell
Mesdames
R. T. Best
Nancy Coeanougher
Robert Arnold
Henry Wilson
Lebanon
Edna Brady
Will Peterson
Hardin Nelson
J. M. Coyle
Near Here
M. H. Coyle
Springfield
Glasses Can Save Sight by Heeding Eye Warning
A fragment urges eye care, warning that neglect and failure to heed tear warnings may lead to trouble. It promotes wearing glasses as a remedy and preventative measure for preserving vision.
Advertisement Coupon From E M Russell
An old newspaper ad notes a coupon offering 25 cents off glasses with a bring-in form from E M Russell. The text highlights a cutout promotion and a ready-to-buy incentive for eyewear.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Telephone
Kentucky
Tory
Carpenter's
Carpenter’s
Fey
Nike
D. PF. Logan
Danville
J. R. Claybrooke
Will Hagan
M. E. Church, South
Greensburg
Stravep
W. B. Yowell
Simms
J. A. Rollins
Ladies’ Aid Society
Presbyterian Church
Postoffice Department
Pewedeaseae
Nicholasville
Court House
Henry
W. T. Merritt
Pleasant Grove
S. M. Campbell
Realty Bargains
J. R. Mayes
Messrs
M. L. Searcy
H. M. Grundy
T. D. Wells
J. C. Hoskinson
Marion Commandery
K. T
Jno. Shader
Robt. Noe
Harry Shultz
W. F. Booker
Jack McChord
Mr. Bush
Chaplin
Tatham Springs
Lucile Vanatta
Shelbyville
Miss Margaret Jones
Alathaire Medley
Lois Gowdy
Campbellsville
C. C. McChord
Frankfort
Mary Hamilton
Frederickstown
Ben F. Simms
J. L. Barber
Ella Thompson
John Clements
Joseph Hogarty
H.P. McChord
B. D. Lake
T. S. Mayes
May
Lydia
Hallie Huston
Maud
W. C. McChord
Richard Leonard
Tablow
Cardwell
Reuben Foster
Greenwood
Ill
W. L. Graham
R. A. Willham
Nell Wilcox
H. J. Brown
Tom Mob
J. A. Kyler
E.G. Holiday
N. B
Lee Wood
E. T. Perking
E. G. Holiday
John D. Corey
Mr. Moas
Seper Pound
Nora McMullin
Louisville Railway Company
W. G. Sims
W. H. Littrell
W. D. White
T. J. Lay
E.T. Perkins
R. A. William’s
E. T. Perkins
Wil Lester
Towy
Davis Noel
J. A. Boulware
W. F. Grigsby
Kirkland
Emma Adams
Harrodsburg
Near Town
Rebecca
Mattie Me
Elroy
R. F. McElroy
Mary Gleason
Manton
J. S. Wimsatt
W.G. Sims
John Britton
Thomas Mobley
Jerome Brown
W. G. Holiday
Long
Dennn
Henry Moore
S. C. Milton
Loyd Catlett
Willie Moore
John T
Robert Lay
Luddie Jenkins
Glen's Creek N. B
Charley Litsey
Wes Brady
Lawrence
William Myers
St. Rose
Lena Gibbs
Roberts
Mackville
Rev. Hoskinson
P. C. W. Peterson
Ray Gordon
Calfornia
E. M. Russell
Call
Graves
Dausenberry
Cooper
RED Cross
P. W. Wells
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