Cash Sale of Rigid Stock at Springfield Firm
Men and boys suits corduroy suits and pants and cloaks for ladies and children offered in cash sale by Grundy and McIntire Springfield with overcoats included in items.
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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1908
Page
2
Men and boys suits corduroy suits and pants and cloaks for ladies and children offered in cash sale by Grundy and McIntire Springfield with overcoats included in items.
Miss Mattie Martin visits Mrs Zilpha Staton and others near Aliceton while Mr and Mrs Edd Cocanougher host family and a son in Simms. Beech Grove prayer service will be led by Newton Bradley on Power. A public correction is published regarding rumors of divorce involving August Ott, with a clarification letter from J Henry Miller. A barn fire destroys five stallions and five safe horses, with listed values and insurance gaps noted. Hog cholera remedies are endorsed by G V Shipp of Clintonville.
Saturday specials invite shoppers to bring produce for bargains while fresh meat stays up to date. Local residents trade notes on recent visits and relatives visiting kin in Fenwick area.
The account notes that prices were good at the sale of Luke Barlow of Nelson County held last Wednesday. It mentions illnesses and visitors among local families including Catherine Pile recovering from broncho pneumonia and multiple relatives and friends from Maud Lotia ville and Mt ion visiting the Pile and Settle households.
A large stock of Messrs Wade and Richards was destroyed by a fire that broke out Saturday evening just after six o clock on the far side of the old fair grounds. The blaze consumed ten head of stock and the loss is considered serious.
Advertisements list Short Horn bull calf, timothy and clover hay, good milk cows and calves, butcher cattle, black seed oats, three pairs of mules, Buff Urptington roosters, and No 1 timothy and clover hay. Named sellers include G L Haydon, J G Adams, Mrs C M Willett, Case & Brady, G T Clements, A L Cagey, R A Thompson, W Brady of Texas.
Two houses stand out as among the town's most desirable residences featuring five rooms and sizable lots. Formerly the old houses of Aunt Mary Thompson, these properties attract buyers seeking ample space and prime location.
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