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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1907
Page
5
The notice advertises fresh fruits and groceries at cost as the business closes. It mentions a platform floor scale for sale and signals a final sale by Lawrance in Sealshipt area. It also notes a Catholic Church event dinner on the fourth Monday in February 1908 and lists McElroy and Shader as oyster suppliers.
A fragment notes losses in Wells and Junction City Kentucky tied to home insurance events. Mentions annual mpS and Kepters home insurance context. Details are fragmented and unclear, but the item signals regional insurance claims and related damage assessments.
Snow fell first of season in Happy Hollow as locals recount visits and weddings. Mr M C Keeling, Mr Purdom Pinkston, Miss Effie Edwards wed at Texas with Bro Walker officiating. Telegraphism feature notes a new 8 hour law boosting telegraphers nationwide with job openings and training in Cincinnati.
Local society notes list numerous visits and thanks giving gatherings. Names include H D Rodman, Mrs H L Thur man, R H Edelen of Bardstown, Miss Ida McClure, Ellen Gregory, May Bell Gibbs, Mrs Will Drye of Lebanon, Nellie McGill, Sadie Parr ot t, Nick Ray, Nannie Ray Thurman, J R Barber, Baldwe n, Alex Blanford, Worley Vaught, Harry O Nan, Sallie Pope, Kael Foster, George Robertson, Louis Cain, Arthur and Ralph McGill, Annie Edelen, W H Snodgrass, Mr and Mrs W H Snodgrass, Hon T Scott Mayes, Jennie Thompson, Frank Montgomery, Tom and Emmat Nunan, Margaret Nunan, Alice Rieves, May Gill, Margarite Edelen, Carne Edelen, S C McGill, Mrs S E Clements, W D Claybrooke, Robi Mayes, Edwin Carlile Litsey, William Dinwiddig, Miss Sadie Mayes, F H Newton, Hood Cunningham, Harry Shultz, O B Young, Marshall Duncan, Mrs Margaret Nunan, Mrs J E Harmon. Many visits occur among Lebanon, Louisville, Uniontown and Birmingham connections with family and friends.
The land owners list posted forbids hunting on their premises and warns violators will be prosecuted. Signatories include J Skines J H Mayes G T Mayes G H Christerson J M Russell G W Russell Bob Brady Henry Noel S M Mayes Clel Whitehouse P B Harmon Chas Pope R H Robinson Jake Kimberlin G N Campbell Emmet Settle W R Cocanoughe W G Grundy T A Grundy John B Mullican F M Showmaker Campbell Bottom G W Cocanougher W T Kimbertin William Mibourn J M Coyle List entries may be added for a fee. Also notices sale of a buggy suitable for hauling milk to a creamery.
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