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Springfield Sun

Location

Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1909

Page

8

Local social notes from Holy Cross area events

Miss Estelle Ballard of Holy Cross visited friends and relatives here for a few days. Albert Wise went to Texas to locate there. May Smith and Albert Willett were married at St. Rose on the 9th. Edward Raney and sister visited relatives in this county and Marion. T E Ballird and Buc Badgett bought a jack for 600 dollars from Lawrence Ranier. Frank Keene sold a jack to Wise for 600 dollars. J Ensor sold a family mare to Alex Peak for 220 dollars. James Montgomery sold a work male to J N Walker, price unknown. Miss Sallie Mudd of Marion county visited her aunt Mrs. Monroe Cecil this week. Emma Ensor and Johnnie returned from a visit to Loretto. Fairleigh of Elizabethtown, tombstone business, spent days nearby. Mrs. Benedict Johnston, who was here during her nephew Marvin Wheatley’s illness, has returned to Louisville. Mrs. Jim Montgomery and sister Mrs. Lumm Montgomery visited Lebanon with parents Mr. and Mrs. Sim O’Daniel. Mrs. Sid Johnston remains on the sick list. Nellie Montgomery of Fredericksburg visited here last week. Winnie Haydon of Chicago after weeks with her sister Mrs. Manny Alvey returned home. Hester Bianforo was guest of sister Mrs. Frank Montgomery. Mrs. Kate Nally of Hardins Creek visited cousin Mrs. Oscar Fields. Miss Mary Lithle Buckman visited sister Mrs. Ben Cecil last week.

May Smith Albert Willett St. Rose Edward Raney Daviess County Marion County T. E. Ballird Buc Badgett Lawrence Ranier Nelson County Frank Keene Wise J. ©. Ensor Alex, Peak James Montgomery J. N. Walker Sallie Mudd Monroe Cecil Emma Ensor Johnnie Loretto Fairleigh Elizabethtown Benedict Johnston Marvin Wheatley Louisville Jim Montgomery Lum Montgomery Lebanon Sim O'Daniel Sid Johnston Nellie Montgomery Fredericksburg Winnie Haydon Chica Manny Alvyey Hester Bianforo Frank Montggomery Kate Nally Hardins Creek Oscar Fields Mary Lithle Buckman Ben Cecil

Pleasant Grove Social Notes and Visits

Pleasant Grove reports Friday travel to Columbia for a sitter, visits by Miss Lill Vanarsaale and others, social at Grundy Home, weekend gatherings with Miss Eilen Gregory, J F Gregory from Louisville, and Lavinia O Connor hosting the younger set. Funeral attendance includes J H Brown and family, plus several Lebanon and Bardstown visitors. Additional local visits note Harrodsburg kin and Grundy connections. a chaffle wedding mention involves Smith with a $290 amount.

Marion county horses shipped to Atlanta by Smith & Elder

Smith and Elder of St Marys shipped twenty Marion County geldings to Atlanta in a modern stock car. The load valued around four thousand dollars was sent with Mr. Smith accompanying the shipment. Charles A. Smith and Miss Bennie D. Elder of St Marys wed at St Charles church.

Smith & Elder St. Mary's Marion County Atlanta Chas. A. Smith Bennie D. Elder St. Marys St. Charles Robert I. Smith Theresa Elder

Local livestock and farm sales advertised in column

A wide assortment of sale notices from A L Brady to Mrs J R Claybrooke lists horses mules cattle hogs turkeys chickens and farm items for sale. Prices given include cockerels 1.00 each turkeys toms 3 hens 2 and Bourbon Red hens 2 to 3. Items include locust posts timothy hay straw and a fancy saddle and harness stallion.

A. L. Brady Rt. 3 H. T. Scott Polin A. L. Perkins W. DD Claybrooke W. E Crame Fredericktown A. C. Kimball Springfield W. D. Claybrooke Cregor Lebanon Gale Rhode Island J. R. Claybrooke

The Interrupted Banquet Ghosts at a cursed city mansion

A man touring with his fiancée Mabel enters a decaying city mansion for a surprise dinner. Guests are dead souls who explain the site holds enduring astral tenants. A prank reveals the couple aboard a yacht after the narrator fainted from the shock, dreaming the haunted feast.

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Boblitt & Bishop's Main Street Boblitt & Bishop Wharton & Tapp, Or S. M. Campbell McIintire Estelle Ballard Holy Cross Albert Wise Texas NEW Indexed Bibles Chicago Pleasant Grove Lill Vanarsaale Columbia H. Af. Noe Sue Reed Mabel Thompson Ir Haynes Nat Thompson Dear Wilson Grundy Home Frances Martin Margie Graham Eilen Gregory J. F. Gregory Lavinia O'Connor Pred Vanarsdale Evan Rogers Messrs Mesdames J. H. Brown Harry Brown Will Hodgen Percy Johnson Darrett Carter J. H Browne Jr G A. Dohoney Newell McClusky Bloomfield Tom Nichols Bardstown Elwood Adams Harrodsburg N P. Thompson Grundy S. Yankey L. M. Gregory Mg. Wo Ye Smith Spalestt Marion County Poultry and Pet Animal Association Ben S. Myers Crawfordsville Ind Myers J. W. Crume Maye Barnes Charles I. Coakley Coakley Coakley & Durham Campbellsville Miss Barnes G. T. Clements Luther Burns W. H. Leachman Riley Comstock Valley Hill M. H. Jones Brame Eo W. P. Merritt Berkshire Ford Bull Ed Birch M. B Oj. S. Thomas, Rt. 3 Free Sewing Machine CO Illinois Robertson Claybrook CO Sarena Eterna Shortstory Pub. Co Cours Mabel Melly Vlanda Indy Philadelphia Bill Western Union Ametia Parker Aghost Ville Des Paris Allver Cove Clabra Undine
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