Old buggy fetches high value in local notes
Dr J H Walker of Valley Hill rode in town last Friday in a buggy bought in 1865 from Owen Ruble of Lebanon. The aged vehicle, recently painted, looks nearly new and Walker says he would not sell it for 875 today. J C Shader offers fly paper, fruit jars, rubbers and tops for sale. The Springfield baseball club will play in Frankfort Thursday and Friday. Auction results: five yearling heifers 10 each, five aged cows 11 each, one cow and calf 22.50, plug horses 20 to 65. For rent a five room cottage in Springfield. Sun office ad requests any repairable country hams. Stick at Shader's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ax Orp Buccy
J. H. Walker
Valley Hill
Owen Ruble
Lebanon
Campbell
Hillsboro note on Mrs Dean continues activity
Hillsboro brief notes Mrs S S Dean remains active in local affairs with ongoing public engagements and community involvement observed through period mentions and scheduled appearances. Further details and dates not provided in the fragment.
Personal Notes and Week of Local News in Springfield
Round up of personal news from Springfield and vicinity includes visitors, family visits, church notices, and social events. Names such as Mrs. Shields, Miss Leachman, Mrs. Montgomery, and many Visted relatives appear along with fair dates, euchre gatherings, and upcoming events at Mackville and Bardstown. The item mentions deaths, photo sessions, and local business notices including coffee at John C Shader and ham buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Shields
Perry Ruby
Matt Inman
Maud
Eva
Aina Gillespie
J. S. Leachman
Lillian
J. M. Montgomery
Rosa Montgomery
Paurocratus
Booker
S. S. Dean
Springfield
J. A. Coulter
Rock Bridge
Greensburg
Demaree
E. A. Cox
Marcia Leachman
Mattie Robertson
Wesley Whitehouse
Louisville
Voteau
Near Battle
L. S. Dean
This Place
John Holman
Sam. Montgomery
John Armstrong
Erastus
Starving in the Midst of Plenty Speech Warns of Heartstarvation
A forceful editorial argues society starves in the midst of abundant harvests as wealth concentrates in a few. It cautions against greed and urges kindness and sympathy as the true nourishment of the heart, ending with a note on Mr. Alex Montgomery's death sans location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senos
Mrs Mary J Carlisle Dies at West Islip Home
Mrs. Mary J Carlisle wife of former Secretary John G Carlisle died yesterday at her country home in West Islip Long Island after a three week illness from a complication of diseases. The funeral will be held Sunday and the body placed in a vault in Babylon L I cemetery until October when it will be brought to Covington Kentucky for permanent burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier-Journal
Mary J. Carlisle
Three Lighthearted Old-Time Vignettes and a Dessert Brand
An Indiana doctor recalls a humorous prescription ruse to spare nerves. A story from early Iowa describes a barefoot farm pupils and a farmer’s bees. A village churchgoer discovers she’s in the wrong church after dropping a coin in the collection bag. Jell-O Tee Cream Powders at John C Shader’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Mr. Jennings
Jennings
Willie
John C. Shader
Local notices and sales crown weekend in Willisburg area
Mrs. Mobley lies ill at her daughter Bettie Reed's home. Several from the county court attended on Monday. Hansford William injured at school, dislocated shoulder and broken left collar bone, recovering well. Mr. Stanley Demaree of Nelson county visits. Mrs. W. D. White and Mrs. Alice Perkins on sick list. A large crowd gathered at Mr. W. L. Graham's home for music by the McElroy brothers of Willisburg. Stock sales featured transfers of horses, sheep, cows, young fillies, and ewes with prices ranging from $2 to $101 per item, including several head sold to Willham and R. A. Willham entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McElroy Boys
Willisburg
E. G. Holliday
W. L. Graham
Lebanon
W. L Graham
G. W. Isham
E.G. Bull
H. Hays
Egliday
W. M. Foster
Willham
Mr. Wright
R. A. Willham
Largest tree sold in neighborhood for 16.85
The report notes Mr S N Chambers bought the largest tree in the neighborhood for 16 dollars and 85 cents, 46 feet from the stump the trunk measured 3 feet 2 inches in diameter. Also listed are local sales and visits including ewes at 35.50 each and a mare sale for 125, plus health and social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. N. Chambers
W. L. Moore
Sanders & Co
Wesley Graham
Price Pinkston
T. H. Pinkston
J. W. Pinkston
E. G. Holliday
Willie Moore
Wesley Royalty
Laddie Jenkins
Richant Leonard
Mercury
Mrs. Henry Moore
Thomas Mobley
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Kentucky
John C. Shader’s
John C. ‘Shader’s
Frankfort
Sun Office
F. T. Cox & Co
G. B. Taylor
Sun
Hillsboro
Aachen
Uncle Ben
Uncle Ben Albim
H. M. Grundy
Bloomfield
T. Scott Mayes
Danville Fair
W. E. Leachman
J.B. Robards
Arthur Russell
Bardstown
G. C. Wharton
Euchre
Mayme Allen
Nelson County Fair
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mackville
B. M. Hagan
Nashville
Tuscumbia
Ala
Miss Russell
Union County
Flora Mudd
Mrs. Arch. Hayes
J. B. Lancaster
John Clemetta
W. H. Orkiex
Mrs. Rodman Williams
Ashbrooke
Hugh Marshall
Marie
Louise Haydon
Thomas Edelen
W. F. Booker
Tatham Springs
Aileen Smith
Simms
Will, Huston
Will. Wakefield
Meade County
J. S. Yankey
J. S
Robert
Kansas
J. A. Allen
C. C. McChord
French Lick
Mary McGill
Florence Edelen
Frederickstown
J. L. Barber
Annie McChord
Mary Brown
Jennie Redding
Oregon
Lula
Pearl
Ida Young
Aliceton
Miss Warfield
Walker's Heights
Donnelly
Robert Sutton
Covington
Jennie McCabe
Eline
Winchester
J. L. Simma
Hopkinsville
Joe Spaulding
C. C. Howard
Hodgenville
Rafter Gore
Sadie Mayes
Mrs. Rankins
Margaret Russell
Bessie Campbell
Gwinn Marks
Kate
Annie Mayes
John Mahon
John Lepping
F. R. Hodapp
Miss Schlitz
R. H. Shader
Katie
Edna Miller
Miss Morton
Miss Donnelly
Miss Pearl Edelen
Pearl Young
Somerset
Mrs
Will. Young
Alex. Montgomery
Long Street
City
Mich
Indiana
Grundy & McIntire
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