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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1906
Page
5
Dr J M Burton resident dentist offers teeth extraction without pain and crown work as a specialty. All dental work strictly first class in Springfield Kentucky with office in Hagon Block upstairs.
On Monday December 31 Mr C M Hines will conduct a public sale of personal property Rev G W Lyons will preach at the Methodist church next Sunday morning on What must I do to be saved Everyone invited An invitation to view Christmas china glass etc Stockholders of the Washington County Creamery Association meet at the Court House Saturday December 15 to sign articles of incorporation There will be a Christmas tree at Pleasant Run Methodist church at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon December 24 Don t wait to buy or stay away Everyone is welcome Hagan Bros Preaching Rev Wm H Williams returning from St Louis will occupy the Baptist church pulpit next Sunday morning and evening
Rev G W Lyon to attend Missitor ary Institute at Bardstown next week for two days. Campbell grocery sale failed. old stand remains to sell groceries and buy produce. Mrs Lizziz Campbell proprietor. James C McElroy thanks patrons after selling hardware and plumbing business. welcomes Shultz McElroy partnership. Mackville M E church ladies run book store at Nellie Bottom's with Bibles and testaments. red letter Bibes offered as gifts by church women. Washington County Medical Society met December 10. papers by Dr J C Mudd and Dr J B Robards. officers elected: J M Shehan president, J B Robards president, J H Hopper secretary treasurer. Dr Robards invites county physicians to Dec 22 gathering after banquets to discuss important topics.
Week ending December 12, 1906 lists uncalled letters: W. T. Carrico Minor Conklin Dr Iwan Gillaugher Will Hollins Miss Mary Lou Mills Rev G T Thomas Arthur Smith Dan Stepp Walton Wilson Rhoads. Postmaster Waters urges callers to say advertised and give date. Subscribe for The Sun for $1.00 a year.
A bulletin of personal notes lists illness and travel among residents from Bloomfield Lebanon Bardstown Louisville and Springfield. Mentions Mr Matt Wycoff ill Dr John Shauity Danville and numerous absences visits and social calls with families in Nelson county and surrounding towns.
Mr Will Osbourne of Rineyville visited town Monday. John Thompson Hu M Grundy M L Searcy and David Lutsey attended the Masonic banquet in Lebanon. Mrs Ellen Wright returned to Danville after months with her nephew J F Green. Mr and Mrs J B Peyton moved to Louisville for winter. Judge and Mrs S H Thurman leave for North Carolina for three weeks. Mr J C Thompson formerly of this county and navy electrician is back for a four month vacation. Thomas Conner a Joplin mine owner is first millionaire state senator in Missouri.
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