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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1904
Page
5
Local items highlight McChord 10 cent cigars at Wood & Wells and C J Haydon's drug store, upcoming weather notes, and various community notices. Licenses issued for marriages near Springfield, church bell fund thanks, Mansfield's clothing sales, and a bishopry lecture sketch praised by Lebanon writer Edwin Carlisle Litsey.
Elder Walden of Stanford Ky preached at the Christian church last Sunday with strong sermon and listeners pleased. The church likely will call him as Eld. Felix retires around January 1. The Baptist church heard Rev W H Shepherd in morning and evening. Rev Williams preached at Pa Brandenburg. Catholic services were held with Father Henneny delivering a discourse. Dr T E Latimer spoke at the Presbyterian church morning and evening. Rev J C Hoskinson led both Methodist services to good crowds.
A team driven by Mr. Matt Fowler of the Fredericksburg neighborhood became frightened and ran away on Thursday morning, throwing Mr. Fowler from the wagon and leaving him seriously injured.
A wagon broke and ran over the man’s chest injuring him with two broken ribs. He is recovering and expected to improve. Also a Notice To Creditors for Wood & Campbell asks debtors to settle accounts at once as Mr Campbell sold his interest. Woop & Campbell drug firm references appear.
Mrs J H Suttle of the Hillsboro neighborhood was stricken with paralysis last week. For a time it was feared she could not recover, but she is now improving and expected to recover fully.
Rev Carter Helm Jones will deliver a lecture in Springfield on Thursday evening December 15. His topic is The Story of a Home and the event is expected to draw a large audience as part of a renewed effort by local young men to establish a winter lecture bureau.
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