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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1907
Page
5
Springfield Ky dentist J M Burton advertises teeth extraction without pain crown work as a specialty. Office located in Haygon Bidek up state with first class dental services offered.
Bad weather trims skating rink hours to Friday nights in March. G C Wharton sold Walnut street house to R H McElroy for 4600 dollars cash. Rent available two rooms second floor Peoples Bank Building. A C Kimball re elected secretary of Washington County Fair Association. Tobin and Boblitt swap hotels with Rev Hennessy for an Nelson county farm. County and circuit court draws large crowds. Case Fitzgerald Co stock firm formed with Erastus Case Mike Fitzgerald Harvey Thompson Hugh Stiles. Debo Brady sale notes strong turnout. farm of ninety acres at 25 dollars per acre. sheep sold high. one sow and pigs brought 50 dollars. corn 55 cents per bushel.
The five year old Madgie Littrel daughter of Mr and Mrs George Littrel died of croup on the 21st. Funeral services were at Grapevine the next day conducted by Rev John Mason and interment followed in Grapevine cemetery.
The column notes Mrs Nannie Burke's illness improving after weeks of illness. Farmers worked in good weather. Bert Brewer of Harrodburg visits relatives. Mrs Hugh Auberry and Miss Katie Shaunty from Fredericktown stay with Mrs James Wheatley. Etha Cambron and Mary Jen visit Fort Holy Cross. A baby girl born February 21 to the wife of Mr F O Burke. Sim Cambrom and Mrs W K Edelen visit Louisville. Gonza Ballard sells a 70 acre farm for 600 to Marion Corbett and buys a farm at Boone on Bardstown LoRetto Pike for 1400. Mr F O Burke and sister Mrs T Carrico and two children suffer a severe accident on the pike but only minor injuries. Burke sprains ankle. Buckien Arcma Salve advertised by Haydon & Robertson.
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Fifty head of mules two to three years old, 14 to 15.3 hands high, winter runs. Sold in pairs with three year olds well broke and two year olds harnessed. Jersey cows and heifers, young steers, hogs including sows and shoats, horses with saddle mare in foal. Terms six months with interest, notes negotiable at Bloomfield banks.
Local Texas village notes report lively commerce as Peterson Bros and Murphy’s with Lucian Purgom prosper. Miss Mattie Begley teaches spring school. a nine pound girl Margret Naylor born to Mrs Hubert Kimberlin. Social tidbits mention Sparrow and Owl, neighbors reading papers, and visits by Fannie Whayne Corine Lesenman Laura Retta Laura and Rev Key from Mackville.
Mr Ivan Carry installs telephone at home. W N Keeling of Springfield visited last week. G W Shirley bought a mare from W L Graham of Cardwell for 200 dollars. Farmers sowing tobacco beds. Oscar Shirley attended church at Charlin last Sunday night. A few measles cases but not serious. G W Shirley and wife visited R C Pinkston near Willisburg. Master Paul Cheatham visiting grandparents. Rheumatism remedy advice with Chamberlain Pain Balm and Maine compresses. For sale by reliable dealers in the Blue Grass.
Mr. G D Duncan buys goods in Ginealnadi while W T Leachman and Jno Keily shop in Cincinnati. Mrs Tom Spalding and children return to Bardstown from visiting her parents. Miss Ella Duncan and Miss Ada Wigginton visit Louisville and Taylorsville respectively. Many others travel to Lebanon, Horse Cave, Bardstown, and Louisville. Naval Academy entrant Lynn Bush from this county. court visits. illness relief and community updates. fingernail growth fact included.
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