FOR THE BED ROOM Strains Chairs Bo.'s Wagons
Fragmentary catalog item mentions furniture and wagons with price figures 1.00 to Warsl, lacking clear context or full details.
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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1910
Page
8
Fragmentary catalog item mentions furniture and wagons with price figures 1.00 to Warsl, lacking clear context or full details.
Dick Shewmaker moves into Bud Matherly’s former house. Miss Pearl Fenwick visits relatives and attends church, while many neighbors host guests and share events. Several farmers report selling tobacco as influenza related coughs prompt use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
The ceremony Saturday at 4 pm united Miss Sarah Antoinette Hays and Mr Robert Thomas Bohannan at the bride’s mother home on Ormsby Avenue Louis. Dean Charles Ewell Craik officiated as candles, palms, and white roses framed a formal altar. The couple, after a reception, leave for a bridal trip and will reside in Springfield. Bohannan is manager of the Washington County Tobacco Warehouse and has many Springfield friends.
The text argues deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It attributes most deafness to an inflamed Eustachian tube and claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure cases caused by catarrh, offering one hundred dollars for any uncured case. It promotes circulars and products from FJ Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
Miss Zula Campbell of Louisville returned home after a week with the Misses Campbell. Mrs. Winchester Phillips and Miss Mildred Spalding of Lebignon were here Saturday. Shaker Robertson, Indianapolis businessman, is at home for Christmas. Mrs. Walter Leachman returned after a Louisville visit. A. F. Bosly spent Friday and Saturday at Shopsville and Mackville. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Thompson of Nelson county hosted Miss Carrie Edelen. Mrs. Mary Phillips of Lebanon visited Miss Mabel Thompson. Arch Hayes of Lawsville was here on business. Mrs. Uriah Reed and Mrs. L. A. Burns and daughter were guests at Mr. L. A. Burns. E. C. Litsey of Lebanon was guest of Judge Seleeman and family Monday. Tandy Quisinberry spent Sunday at Crescent Hill.
For sale a 100 acre farm with 45 acres in grass and 4 to 10 in timber plus a frame dwelling and good barn. Located one mile from the railroad and near school and church. Contact Dr E L McIntyre Woodlawn Kentucky. A sprained ankle may disable for weeks but Chamberlains Liniment can aid recovery in days per Haydon & Barton.
The Kentucky Republican notes Mercer County drops from 14,425 in 1890 to 14,063, a loss of 363, as neighboring counties show mixed results with several gains in the eastern region. It cites emigration to seek fortune and mentions Lawrenceburg as a destination for some residents.
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