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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1908
Page
5
Dental office advertising first class service in Springfield Kentucky located in Hagon Block upstairs offering local dental care with emphasis on quality and convenience.
Geo R Mattingly of Bardstown will be in Springfield Wednesday May 6 with plants and flowers. J N Wells General Min Junction City Ky notes Court Day dinner by Maud Christian church in Springfield May 25. Mrs Lizzie Campbell advertises furniture and dining chairs at discount prices.
The Springfield dentist DR. W. V. STALLARD offers painless tooth extractions and plate services with no charge when plates are desired. The issue also contains political notices for S. J. Anderson's sheriff candidacy in Washington County, district conventions for C. W. B. U. and Christian church, and a lengthy stock sale report with prices for calves, steers, mares, colts, and other livestock.
Cold weather grips Hillsboro as Sunday school under Superintendent Sutherland reports steady progress. A large crowd attended county court in Springfield on Monday. Dick Shewmaker of Botland visited Friday and Saturday. Jessie Thomas and family joined a Pleasant Grove meeting Sunday. Albert S. Hines bought the Settles place on Mays creek for 385.75. Mrs. Mollie Clark improves after confinement. The death of Mrs. T. E. Willson occurred last Saturday, with family receiving community sympathy. Willie Reed Hines visited his aunt near Springfield Monday. Henry Simms and wife spent weekend with L. R. White.
All persons indebted to us are urged to settle at once as books will be placed in an Attorney's hands about May 10. Respectfully, Shultz & McElroy.
Rev. Cole preached two sermons in Willisburg last Sunday morning and evening. Enoch Pinkston of Shelbyville visited cousin Mrs. Merritt Foster. Mrs. Ruby near Mackville died last Friday. funeral held the next day by Rev. J. A. Simms. The community mourns Mrs. Florence Wilson, a longtime resident since 1890, whose death Saturday morning April 25 brings deep sorrow to friends and neighbors.
All persons indebted to the estate of J M Burton deceased are urged to call at the Peoples Deposit Bank and settle their accounts immediately. All persons holding claims against the estate should present them properly proven. J A Boviware Executor J M Burton Deceased
Local society notes list visits and travel of residents including H M Grundy in Wakefield C W Hagan and Jim Spalding from Lebanon Tom Edelen from Louisville visiting sisters Kate and Carrie Edelen Fire Marshal Neikirk at home Anna Cooper of Louisville visiting Mrs Teresa Hagan Numerous others travel to St Marys Louisville Nazareth Nazareth Cincinnati and Harrodsburg with returns and short absences from home and hotel stays at the Walton Hotel and in surrounding towns
A local trader invites the public to visit and view a selection of fresh fruits and candies plus soft drinks offered at the lowest market prices.
A compact notice announcing a selection of refreshing soft drinks always available, suitable for gatherings and daily use. The listing emphasizes variety and ready availability for customers seeking beverages.
Leon Allen reports Mr John Polin Jr from Louisville where he attends University Law School. John D Hifl and R C Clarkson from Lebanon visited town Monday. Dr W F Trusty Hite Clements and Bryant Miller were in Louisville Sunday. Mrs G W Lyon and Miss Lizzie Hoskins attended the Woman's Home Mission Board annual meeting in Louisville. Attorney W F Grigsby went to Danville to deliver a $2000 check to Mrs Ella Jennings, sister of Dr J M Burton and beneficiary of his Knights of the Maccabees certificate, accompanied by Mrs Grigsby.
Sunday visits and small town news from Pleasant Grove include N P Thompson in Harrodsburg Mrs J R Claybrooke and relatives visiting Friday and Saturday Miss Lavenia O Connor hosting local youths Edd Litsey and Jennie Leachman nearly suffered a beach crossing accident with a broken harness rescuers H B Gregory and John Polin Mrs D A Kelly and children visiting James Reed Sug Reed visiting Berths Edgerton from the Ridge R M Thompson and wife of Grundy Orphanage visiting Mrs Thompson's mother funeral attendees from Harrodsburg Chicago and Mt Zion are named along with Mr Steve Bame funeral attendees Judge and Mrs B L Litsey Easter visits include Mayme Donnelly Nannie McMillin from Springfield and Mrs Swing of Boyle county visiting Mrs L M Gregory.
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