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Newspaper

Springfield Sun

Location

Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1910

Page

11

Community notices and social happenings in a small town

The column lists visits by residents to relatives in New Haven Louisville and Springfield. It notes a sleigh party with Misses Rudd Goodlett Clarkson and Thompson, church visits by Revs Williams and Lawson, births and illnesses, and local sales and purchases. Measrs Marshall Thompson F Clarkson attended Will and Harry Grigaby.

Ray Thompson New ‘Haven Douglas ‘Thompson R. L. Montgomery Louisville Regina Rudd Tavin Goodlett Clarkson Jeff Goathy Misses May Agnes Rudd Tavie Goodlett Mattye Catherine Thompson Marshall Thompson Frank Clarkson Earl Cissle Hugh Tobin Elbert Hill Williams and Lawson Mattye Clarkson May Rudd Tavia Goodlett Jock Rudd J. B. Ryans Mary Thompson A. H. Linton Springfield Ben Edwards Edwards F. Clarkson Will Harry Grigaby J. L. Durrett Edgar Lin Luke Barlow Joe Spalding

Valley Hill Notes Reflect Local Goings On

Mrs. B. E. Piles is listed as sick. M. Reed and Will Beam visited town on business. Hubert Virgin of Maud stayed in the area Saturday. Sam G. Tucker lost a fine horse recently. George Haydon of Spencer County came Friday to rent a house. Hog killing weather was ideal last week and meat was stored. Miss Raby O’Neal visited relatives over the weekend. M. Reed moved to town for residence next year. Charlie Lewis moved to John Barber’s place to farm.

M. Reed Harlie Lewis John Barber

Local visits and exchanges noted across communities

Several residents reported visits to relatives and friends in Nelson county and nearby towns during the past week. Personal updates include Mrs. Bud O Neal, Reed and wife, Moran family, Goatley family, Pearl Goatley, and Hark Shehan. E. S. Goatley bought a one year old horse. D. C. Kelly sold beef to Jas Moran. Heavy snow kept people indoors with few news items available.

Tom Baker Piles Bud O'Neal Relation Nelson County Gilbert Donahoe Lydia Michael Bruce Williams Reed Wife W. F. Moran Jas Moran Springfield Hugh Goatley

Cattle and Hogs Markets Reported for Louisville Colony

Louisville markets show cattle prices with exports at 5 25 to 5 75 and beef steers around 8000 while fat cows bring about 64 50. Hogs receipts near 474 for ten days and lambs steady with fat lambs up slightly. overall tone weak late with prices falling from earlier highs.

Louisville

Twain items auctioned from George Bentham library collection

A catalog notes three Mark Twain items to sell at Anderson's on November 28 including letters from Elmira July 12 to Conway and a five-telegram set to James Redpath. The letters discuss Webster & Co losses, possible Huck Finn publication, and Twain lectures plus a 1869 missive about Brooklyn and New England lectures.

Mark Twain George Bentham Library Anderson's Elmira Conway Mebbing House of Webster & Co Hucklebery Finn James Redpath Amherst Mark James Radpath Brooklyn New England

Future Clarity and a Narrow Escape

Mrs Locke and her family reflect on a narrow sea crossing that ended in an accident. Mr Locke returns from transatlantic travel and, when asked what he said after surviving the danger, offers a wry line about spending the rest of his life explaining why he chose that steamship among many that arrived safely. The anecdote reads as a moral about fate and choice.

Mrs Locke Mr. Locke James Theotora Rita

Pelorus Jack The Pelorus Sound Whale Escort Story

A New Zealand tale of Pelorus Jack the whale that escorts ships in Cook Strait off Pelorus Sound. A traveler photographed the remarkable fish and witnessed its escort as the Wellington to Nelson voyage neared Pelorus Sound before a legislature protected the creature from harassment with penalties.

Cook's Strait New Zealand Pelorus Sound de Rougemont Fishing Gazette Wellington Nelson

Public oratory and the shorter afterdinner speeches

A quirky note on formal dinners in Rome where afterdinner speakers risk losing attention. A crowd in Bern reacts to long talks, and one man in bear skin is observed near the speaker. The tactic of closing the speaker’s mouth is described as reliable and grave.

Rome Berne

Fragmented Air Travel Dialog Echoes Other World

A clipped dialogue recalls aviation wonders and strange sensations while aloft. a passenger muses on visions of another realm as the narrator notes feeling nearly frozen in the high clouds.

Trick Birds of Hong Kong in a Street Card Trick

The article describes Java sparrows used at Hong Kong street corners where owners pair card packs with grain rice. A bird opens a cage door, retrieves a card first, then a card case contains a picture. The stranger exchanges coins for cards, and the bird returns a picture, revealing a bamboo slip hidden scent.

Hong Kong

Seek to Fame tale of Alferoren Gress and Coleman

Anecdote about Alferoren Gress and Coleman and their socialist party as they post bills around barns and fences. Two farmers encounter the notices and comment, with a folkloric tale recounted about a Tennessee traveler and the Garfield assassination mood.

Alferoren Gress Coleman Bill Tennessee Alderellay Garfield Loldly Tom Milwenkie

Reward Woman Inventor Receives Aviation Medal

A New York inventor, Frank Raishe, was awarded a gold aviation medal for pioneering flight innovations. She becomes the first woman to achieve such feats, crafting a plane partly from her own invention and contributing to aeronautical safety.

Roman Frank Raishe New York

Pernicious Activity Parodied in Quotation

A witty exchange depicts characters debating Walden like mischief and rash spending. The dialogue contrasts two humorous lines about oats and thrift amid a playful newspaper tone.

The Worst to Come in the Glee Club Discord

The masked narrator questions if harsher clashes lie ahead as the glee club faces rising tensions and uncertain harmony, hinting at forthcoming turmoil within the ensemble.

Parte

Russell's Christmas Offerings catalog listing Jewelry and silverware

Russell's Christmas Offerings presents a wide range of items including diamond broaches and rings, watches, lorgnetti, bracelets, stick pins, cuff buttons, combs, neckaces, waist sets, gold thimble, collar props, tea spoons, table spoons, knives and forks, sugar tongs, vanity sets, glass bowls, pepper and salt boxes, sugar jars, puff boxes, tooth brushes, and silver tea sets.

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