Death claims young matron Anna J Simms Kelly
Anna J Simms Kelly died at her husband Richard Kelly home near Springfield last Friday at 1 30 pm aged 21 years 9 months She was a bride mother of an infant and loved by her parents The funeral was at St Dominic s church Springfield with pallbearers Sam Mudd Wallace Mudd Frank C Peters Arthur McGull Ollie Barber and Shaker Robertson and many civic leaders as honorary pallbearers The burial was at St Dominic s cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna J. Samms Kelly
Richard Kelly
Springfield
Mrs. Kelly
Mit
Depar
Joan F. Simms
Sam Mudd
Wallace Mudd
Frank C. Peters
Arthur McGull
Ollie Barber
Shaker Robertson
Green Fosters Calf and a Humorous Sale of Descriptions
An old man named Green Foster searches for a lost heifer and describes it with exaggerated figures from one to two years old with horns ranging from one to two inches and a rump spot described as the size of a dollar. Uncle Tom Kelly jokes that no such animal exists. The notice ends with an ad for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy promising safe relief for coughs and colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Foster
Hns Farm
Tom Kelly
Mr. Foster
Tom
Chamberlain
Dr N B Riley Dies at 80 at Willisburg Home
Dr N B Riley died Friday July 29 at 9 10 am at his Willisburg home of kidney trouble aged eighty. A noted county pioneer and cancer specialist he used a self made medicine. Survived by wife and children Lizzie Lesson R D Jonathan Len and Richard Riley. Funeral by Rev Hamilton at Willisburg Baptist church with interment in Willisburg cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Riley
Riley
Willisburg
Dr. Riley
Wr. Riley
Lizzie Lesson
Jonathan
Len
Richard Riley
Hamilton
Willisburg Baptist Church
Banquet Honors St Rose Choir at Mrs Cain Home
Rev Father McGonigle hosts a five course banquet for St Rose Choir on Thursday the 28th at Mrs Eliza Cain home. Flora Mudd assists with guests including Mesdames J C Shader Kate Kuhn. Conundrums and prizes accompany the evening. Bertha Haydon and Al Mudd award candy and cigars to Mrs McGonigle. Piety Barber sings and members present include Teresa Mudd Effie Robertson Maria Wheatley Katie Cain Elia Osbourne Emma Nunan Herman Al Mudd Joe Polin.
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St. Rose’ Choir
Father McGonigle
Eliza Cain
Flora Mudd
Mesdames J. C. Shader
Kate Kuhn
Bertha Haydon
al Mudd
Father McUonigie
Piety Barber
Mesdames
Teresa Mudd
Effie Robertson
Maria Wheatley
Katie Cain
Elia Osbourne
Emma Nunan
Messrs
Herman
al Muod
Joe Polin
Won't Need a Crutch After Ulcers Prompt Cure
Editor J P Sossman of Gor elius North Carolina bruised leg led to an ugly sore. He tried many salves and ointments before discovering a prompt remedy for ulcers boils burns bruises and sores. The ad claims the product heals quickly and lists a price of 25e.
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J. P. Sossman
Gorelius
N. C
Mae Nee Fe
Heydon
Wendling Captured and Boltons Arrest Reported
Fugitive killer Wendling was captured in San Francisco after eluding Louisville detectives since January and will be returned to Louisville. The case ties to the disappearance and murder of Alma Kellner, with further notes on Bolton, Newark lynching suspect, and a separate administrator bond for Etherington indemnity in Ohio.
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Larney
Newark
Louisville
San Francisco
Etherington
Joseph Wendling
Alma Kellner
Fred Kellner
Wendling
Texas
Carney
Los Angeles
Vallejo
Columbus
Ohio
Carl M. Etherington
Anti Saloon League
Delaware
Claude McNeil
Denman
Bolton
Baden
Ind
Hot Springs
Ark
Atlantic City
N. J
Magnetic Springs
Wenching
Capt
Springfield
George Bolton
Harrodsburg
Car Etherington
Licking County
Children’s Fair Association plans fourth annual fair
The Children’s Fair Association announces the fourth annual fair to be held on September 10 on the grounds of the Washington County Fair Association. The board of directors and assisting ladies are arranging a program to meet the high standard of previous years, providing joy for children and entertainment for adults, an institution to be encouraged.
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the Children’s Association
Children’s Fair Association
Washington County Fair Association
Demise of John G. Carlisle obituary note
Hon John Griffin Carlisle a leading Kentucky statesman and former long serving U S speaker died in New York on Sunday heart failure with edema of the lungs He was 75 veterans of Kentucky politics with roles in the legislature Senate Lieutenant Governor Congress Treasury secretary and eminent lawyer Remains to be taken from Washington to Covington for interment
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John Griffin Carlisle
Kentucky
America
New York
Carlisle
State Senate
Congress
Senator Beck
Treasury
Cleveland
Root, Choate
Spooner
Washington
Covington
Free Tuition at Western Kentucky State Normal School
All eligible persons are entitled to free tuition at the Western Kentucky State Normal School. The fail session begins September 6, 1910. Write President H. H. Cherry in Bowling Green Kentucky for information.
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Western Kentucky State Normal School
H. H. Cherry
Bowling Green
Sudden Illness Strikes Springfield Pastor King
Rev. Mr. King of the Springfield Methodist church suffered a sudden mental malady believed due to a brain abscess. He was moved to a Louisville institution for evaluation of possible surgery and may be replaced temporarily. This marks his second attack in a year, with the congregation seeking a temporary substitute.
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Mr. King
Methodist Church of
Springfield
Louisville
King
Weil
Earths Age Still in Doubt in 1909 Smithsonian Study
Washington July 26 Old Mother Earth defies definitive age with estimates ranging widely. Smithsonian sanctioned reviews by Clarke and Becker summarize chemical and philosophical views, tracing figures from Kelvin and Walcott to Jolly and Sollus. Also a travel tip promotes Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for trips.
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Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Frank Wigglesworth Clarke
Geo. F. Becker
United States Geological Survey
Prof. Clarke
United States
Mr. Becker
Follo Lord Kelvin
Carence King
Carl Barns
Lord Klvin
DeLapparent
Charles D. Walcott
The
J. Jolly
William J. Sollus
Tragic Storm Kills Jim Best at Thompson Farm
A severe storm last Thursday killed Jim Best a Black tenant in a barn at Mrs Nat Thompsons Pleasant Grove farm alongside a calf. The body was found at noon after the storm subsided. Best, about forty, was known as an honest worker and left a family. The piece also notes the White Teachers Institute opens August 8 and outlines school trustee elections with voting rules and candidate guidance by J W Bush County Supt.
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Jim Best
Nat
Dim Hest
J. W. Bush
Western Normal Certifies Teaching Certificates
Under Kentucky law the Western Normal may issue the ELEMENTARY CERTIFICATE the INTERMEDIATE CERTIFICATE and the LIFE CERTIFICATE granting rights to teach anywhere in the state for two four and life respectively without further examination. Fall session opens Sept. 6 191v. Address H H Cherry President Western Normal Bowling Green Ky.
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Western Normal
Kentucky
H. H. Cherry
Bowling Green
Fair View Notes and Local Visits
Fair View reports F M Cheney is improving after a week of illness. Mrs Jas Grigsby and her children Lucy Ann and Lulu visited Mrs J W Hayes. School improves under Miss Mollie Hines. Willie Carney visited friends near Willisbury Sunday. Many locals attended the Maud picnic on Saturday. Mrs Mollie Hawkins and daughter Mattie May of Vanville visit sister Mrs F M Carney.
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F. M. Cheney
Mra
Jas. Grigsby
Lucy Ann
Lulu
J. W. Hayes
Mias Mollie Hines
Willie Carney
Tiends
Willisbury
Maud
Mollie Hawkins
Mattie May
Vanville
F. M. Camney
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Mercer County
St. Dominic's
L. J. Bolton
the Childrens’ Fair Ass’n
John G. Carlisle
Nated Statesman
Grim Reaper
Rev
Hing
Draggts
Fair View
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