S J tson Named Sheriff Candidate for Washington County
Authorized notice proclaims S. J. tson as candidate for Sheriff of Washington County pending county official action. Deputies listed include Byron well Sam Hale and H. R oot, with advocacy indicating support and procedural steps forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Kimball
Washington County
Richard Bobltt
Sam Reelwill
Merritt Sanders
Hubert Vi
S. J. | Tson
Sherff
Washinton County
Eerty
Byronwell
Sam Hale
H. RE
Witnesses a sheriff on raft escorting prisoner to Frankfort
A Mercer County tale reports a mountain sheriff on a raft guiding a prisoner sentenced for twenty one years to the penitentiary for manslaughter toward Frankfort while his wife stood guard with a 44 Colt. Also noted is a $1700 settlement with Southern Railway by Mrs. Marksbury after injuries at College Street crossing. Coroner investigates a two month old child's body found under a porch. inquest yields no new details and reburial is ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrodsburg
Shaker Ferry
Frankfort
John Marksbury
Southern Railway Company
Gibbs
Geo. Henderson
Warwick Street
Henderson
Republican Convention in Washington county selects Taft delegates
Last Saturday the Republicans of Washington county held a mass convention at the Court House to choose delegates for the district convention at Elizabethtown on May 5 and for the state convention in Louisville the next day. W. F. Grigsby chaired the meeting with J. W. Lewis and Marshall Duncan elected chairman and secretary. Lewis delivered a stirring address. Resolutions instruct Taft for president, Wilson for governor, James for auditor, J. W. Lewis for national delegates, T. J. Jackson of Marion and Dr. D. W. Gaddie of LaRue for district delegates, and Dr. Ben L. Bruner as state central committeeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Court House
Mass
Elizabethtown
Louisville
W. F. Grigsby
J. W. Lewis
Marshall Duncan
Lewis
Wm. H. Taft
Wiilson
James
John W. Lewis
T. J. Jackson
Marion County
D W. Gaddie
LaRue County
Ben L. Bruner
Sunday School Anniversary at Baptist church
The Baptist Sunday school marked its eighteenth anniversary with pleasure for older members who have watched the school grow from 24 to 194 members. Judge W. E. Selec man has served as Superintendent since it began, and pupils and teachers presented him with gold cuff buttons as a token of esteem for his devoted work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Sunday School
W. E. Selecman
Judge Se Jeeman
Logsdon and Alexander Wed in Indianapolis
Miss Anna Logsdon and Mr J E Alexander were married in Indianapolis Indiana on Wednesday April 22. Miss Logsdon is the daughter of Mr and Mrs W F Logsdon formerly of this place now in Indianapolis while Mr Alexander is a promising young man of that city. The couple will reside in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Logsdon
J. E. Alexander
Indianapolis
Ind
Miss Logsdon
W. F. Logsdon
Mr. Alexander
Mrs Alexander
Col R E Whayne Ill With Lag R ip in Texas Area
Friends report Col R E Whayne II of the Texas neighborhood has been ill for several weeks with lag rip. He has been confined to bed for ten days and his condition remains unimproved. Hope is expressed for his early recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. R. E. Whayne
Texas
Neals Plan Summer Stay in Louisville This Week
Will move to Louisville the latter part of the week to spend the summer. Friends in Springfield regret the absence but welcome their temporary stay. Mr and Mrs W D Claybrooke will occupy the Neal residence during the period. Edward Batsell, aided by Congressman Ben Johnson, has been granted a pension of 12 dollars a month. Books and notes of Doctors Robards and Hyatt are in hand for collection. parties should call at once to settle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Neal
Louisville
Springfield
W. D. Claybrooke
Mr. Neal
Ben Johnson
Edward Batsell
Drs. RoBards & Hyatt
W. E. Selecman
Ice Cream and Strawberry Supper Planned by Local Catholics
The Catholic church ladies announce an Ice Cream and Strawberry Supper in the Opera House room on Saturday May 16. Everyone is invited to attend. The item lists numerous local residents visiting families and guests, noting gatherings, marriages, and various family movements around the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Church
Wedding Notices Declined for Timely Officiation
A brief wedding notice indicates scheduling constraints and officiant availability. The item notes that ceremonies must occur within the officiant’s available windows and warns couples to plan early to secure services.
Weather Delays Harvest as Rain Persists in Farming
Farmers face crop delays due to prolonged rain. Social notes include Mr George Roberson and son Cleo visiting Mr and Mrs Lon Barker on Thursday night. Miss Annie Kelly of Louisville visited friends here last week. Mrs Lizzie Anderson and daughter Rosa were guests of Mrs Myrtle Smith last Friday. Mr and Mrs W A Barker spent Saturday with Mrs Nannie Fenwick and family. Miss Lou Logsdon stays with her sister Diana this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Harmon
Sam
Lebanon
Will Harmon
J. W. Barker
Lon Barker
Elvine Yaste
Nathan Payne
Booker
George Roberson
Cleo
Annie Kelly
Louisville
Lizzie Anderson
Rosa
Myrtle Smith
W. A."barker
Nannie Fenwick
Lou Logsdon
Diana
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Shultz & Riedel
Kentucky
Springfield Sun
J. Rogers Gore
Spi Bas
Aren
Congress
Nelson Over
Ional
Democratic Party
Mercer County
Logsdon
Alexander
Col
R. E. Whayne II
Body
Ingram
Robertson-Claybrooke CO Incorporated
Horace
Calcutta Statesman
Ray Logsdon
Canary
C. W. Adams
J. B. Fenwick
Dan Rogers
Clarence
Kent Graves
James Lanham
This Place
Edgar Barker
Messrs
Burr
Steve Begley
S. C. Begley
Alma Fenwick
Edd Fenwick
Fenwick
Misses Pearl
Sadie Fenwick
W. A. Barker
Cet
Albert Shehan
Maud
S. M. Campbell
Auc
Chas. Shehan
J. F. Bishop
Bobbt & Bishop's Livery Stable
W.l.graham
Fancy Boy
Young George
Jack
Black Hawk
Billie Robertson
W. L. Graham
Cardwell, Ky
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