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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1907
Page
5
Dr J M Burton resident dentist offers tooth extraction without pain and crown work as a specialty. All dental work is first class. Office located in Hagon Block upstairs Springfield Kentucky.
Fragments recap skating rink hours 2 30 to 5 Friday afternoons with 20 cent admission. Notices about Job Lot store ad and a stray red cow, owner to pay keeping. Various local announcements include office hours for Dr Madd, real estate ads, rental offers, transfers, bids for a turnpike project, church meetings, seeds from Congressman Smith, skirts sold by Shrager Bros, and a ginseng farming venture with potential profits.
On January 1907 T D Wells assigned all assets for creditors. Creditors must file verified claims by March 7 1907 at the law office of W C McChord Springfield Kentucky where the assignee will receive them. This 29th day of January 1907. C P Wells Assignee of T D Wells
Messrs and misses visit relatives across Willisburg Cardwell Rock Run Springfield Cornishville Mackville Mayes Creek and Happy Hollow with several small gatherings and one wedding rumor. Names linked include Marion Hardin Nora Cheatham Mae Colvin Olive Sutton Hester Noel John Noel Davis Noel Loyd Cooksey Jim Baker Tom Prather Jodie Sutton Nancy Terrell and others.
A battered relic of a headline speaks of a symbolic sun and a one year price, with garbled lines hinting at a dated tax or cost note. The legible fragment implies a ceremonial value tied to a publication.
Personal notes from Lebanon detail visitors and residents. Catherine Spalding from Lebanon visits Bertha Haydon. Will Medley from Danville visits family. Numerous social visits, six handed euchre gatherings, city and Louisville trips, and local commutes are listed with names, towns, and brief statuses.
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