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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1906
Page
5
Dental advertising item notes first class service in Springfield Kentucky with an office location described as in Hagon Block near up Stalin. It emphasizes premium quality care and suggests a local business promoting its offerings.
An invitation to visit the display of Christmas china and glass by HaGan Bros invites shoppers. The Methodist ladies at Mackville offer Bibles as gifts. A public sale of personal property is set for Monday December 31 led by Mr. C. M. Hines. The note lists various local real estate and grocery business mentions and a land sale near Crooke's Station at $65 per acre.
Miss Eva Sutherland and Mr Earl Roby will be married at the Sutherland home near Mapei Hill with Rev Harrison of Chaplin Christian church officiating. Only immediate friends attend. The bride, daughter of D B Sutherland, runs the Chaplin Roller Mill. The groom, cashier at Farmers Bank New Haven Nelson Co, will depart for a bridal tour of the East after the ceremony.
Mr and Mrs R B Hatchett of Mackville announce the marriage of their daughter Flora to Dr W R Thompson. The ceremony will be held at the bride’s home on Wednesday January 2 at 2 PM. Flora is a popular young lady with many friends. Dr Thompson is with the Burnett Thompson firm and is a doctor of much promise.
The Sun will not be printed next week but the office remains open daily for business. City Marshal Grace is seriously ill at the Walton Hotel from congestion and pneumonia with fears of nonrecovery, though today he is reported better and doctors are hopeful. Four members of the Cannon Ball express train crew on the Texas and Pacific Railroad were killed in a head on collision.
Personal notes recount a maze of travel and family visits. W. E. Leachman visits Louisville on business while many locals remain in or travel to Bardstown and nearby towns for holidays. Numerous names appear in and out of Louisville Lebanon Danville Elizabeth Town Bowling Green and Indiana as kinship ties and future plans shape seasonal movement.
At a reception hosted by Dru RoBards and Hyatt next Saturday evening, a sequence of toasts will honor the medical profession. The roster includes Dr J M on Our Profession Dr R on The Doctor's Burden Medical Ethics Dr J Tom Price A Doctor of the Old School Dr J J Wakefield ne and Future Dr W W Ray Young Doctor's Experiences Dr Frank familiar Things to Eat Dr S J Smock W Hyatt Also noted was a statement from Secretary Taft that U S intervention in Cuba has cost about 2 000 000
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