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Newspaper

Springfield Sun

Location

Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1905

Page

5

Local News Notes From Springfield Eye of County Affairs

Robertson Bros ad coupons offer ten yards of calico for forty cents with a Springfield Sun copy. County Attorney T Scott Mayes moved his office to the Robertson building previously used by Judge I H Thurman. Henry Edelen is building a house on Lebanon pike near town, to be occupied by R W Wathen. Board of Supervisors wrestle with county wealth figures and will likely finish in coming days. members include Geo T Mays, Robt Clerk, W L Graham, Joe N Wash Tucker. Springfield Lodge No 50 Masons elected new officers headed by C M McChord. other posts filled by Wm A Waters, Geo Colvin, A C McElroy, ES Mayes, Wm H McElroy, J H McClure, P G McElroy, and B J Hardin.

T. Scott Mayes Robertson Building I. H. Thurman Henry Edelen Lebanon Pike R. W. Wathen Board of Supervisors Springfield Geo. T. Mays W. L. Graham Joe N Wash Tucker Exetcen Springfield Lodge No. 50 A. M C. M. McChord Wm. A. Waters Geo. Colvin, Jr A.C. McElroy Treas ES. Mayes Wm. H. McElroy N. G. Mark J. H. McClure P. G. McElroy B. J. Hardin Tyler

Storehouse on Main Street to house millinery shop

A storehouse on Main Street will be converted this week into a millinery shop. The upstairs rooms will be used as office space by Drs. Robards and Hyatt.

Drs. Robards & Hyatt

Removals and notices on Sun masthead move

Notice to Subscribers explains Sun will be issued Wednesday afternoon rather than morning to catch up with work. Correspondents’ letters arrive by Monday and large copy batches delay Wednesday issues. Mrs Kate Williams asks debtors to settle by January 15 to avoid moving costs. Jan 11 move into new title Removans. Neighbors on Davison Avenue welcome new homes for Ho dapp McElroy and Hardesty families. Frederickstown farmer seeks colored couple. farm hand and cook needed.

Main Street J. G. Mansfield Kate Williams

Notice to Creditors at Neikirk's Office in Kentucky

Notice to creditors urging all indebted individuals to call and settle debts promptly at W. F. Neikirk's office in Tingfield Kentucky during January. The message emphasizes urgent settlement and directs contacts during the day at the office of HH. M. O'Nan Jr.

Mackville News and Local Transactions Summary

Mackville reports J T Waitis bought a 270 acre farm near Perryville at 52 50 per acre with possession March 1. Rev G B Todd assists at Stewartville meeting with Rev W H Pike. Joe Harmon and Mary Humes wed March 25. Cosby Burton and Callie Busby wed near White Hall March 22. W P Hatchett returns from Macon stock business. Reuben Bottom buys 600 lb cattle at 3c lb. C M Tumney buys 36 acres at 60 per acre and moves to Lexington. 9000 lb tobacco sold to Hatchett and Camden at 9c lb. Will Bottom buys calves at 9 each. Oscar Sweeney returns from Grand Forks NC. Christian church ladies raise 31 for new church. Ed Britton moves to Mackville property. John Armstrong buys 12000 lb tobacco at 40c lb.

J.T. Waitis Lexington Charley Brady Herdren Ed. Britton Mackville T. J. Graves John Armstrong

Springfield Market Prices and Post Office Uncalled List

Market prices for hamme hides dried apples lard vinegar and other staples listed per pound per dozen per gallon with rates for barrels and bales. Also includes a post office notice of letters remaining uncalled for for the week ending January 3 1905 naming several individuals and a company.

Springfield Jas. Betts W. Bettus Lula Berry The Finch Shoe Co Mary Hardesty Florence McElroy N. S. Penick Allen Smith W. A. Waters P. M

They Have Got To Get Shoes End Of Oddstand Sale

An advertisement urges customers to buy at Oddstand as it ends and room is made for Hamilton and Brown Shoes. It touts the new line as the best all around shoe, plain, durable and stylish with invisible cork sale and coin and French toes. Shoppers are invited to view bargains on carried over goods for family members before sizes are gone.

Hamilton & Brown

Notice to Creditors From Wood and Campbell Drug Firm

Notice to creditors requests all persons indebted to Wood and Campbell to call at the drugstore and settle. Mr. Campbell has disposed of his interest in the business, outstanding accounts must be settled at once. Campbell will manage the books and be available in the Circuit Clerk's office. Lam Abell advertising clothing.

Wood & Campbell Campbell

Social Highlights During Christmas Week In Town

In Society notes the town’s young people held multiple socials last week. Miss Mabel Price hosted Monday, Miss Edna McLaughlin entertained Wednesday with six courses served, and Mr George A Neikirk, Mr William A Waters Jr, and Mr Lynn McChord hosted gatherings Thursday to Saturday. Mrs C C McChord hosted Euchre night. The Springfield Hop Club held a well attended hop at the Walton Hotel Monday with out of town guests from Lebanon and Lawrenceburg. A second hop is planned for next Friday with a large crowd expected.

Walton Hotel UN Uj Sree Pervison B. Thompson Walton | Pleasant Mabel Price Miss Price Edna McLaughlin George A. Neikirk William A. Waters, Jr Springfield Walton Rebecca McElroy Mary Doheney Lebanon Wallie Rippey Madeline Johnson Lawrenceburg Harry McElroy Richard Putnam

SHORT CREEK BUZZES OVER THE SPRINGFIELD SUN DEAL

In Short Creek residents praise The Springfield Sun calling it an excellent paper. locals urge neighbors to subscribe for a year at fourteen dollars while news includes visits by George Humphrey and family, T J Walker’s recovery, farm outlook, and social happenings from Woodlawn to Nelson county.

Springfield Sun N.D. Tunpeage Seana George Humphrey Woodlawn J. W. Reynolds T. J. Walker Sam Nally Robert New Haven Sam Hall John Hall Nelson County E. G. McIntire John Casteel Clinois

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Kentucky Directors le Lites W Lewis Grands Roed Robertson Bros. Ad Hugh Stiles W. 3. Gibbs W. S. Gibbs J. W. Glass Mt. Eden Hanley Abe Lincoln Lincoln Farmers Bank of H. S. ‘Lit, Sey It Run Lee Riley & Bro Hap Ley Fenwick Bellep Buzzano B. D. Lake Evanee Born Leo Haydon Mansfield Property Soi P Katie Williams Mansfield Just DR. Hess Wood & Wells Removans F. R. Hodapp Howard McElroy Thomas Hardesty Davison Avenue J. B. Connor Frederickstown Katie Mackin Margaret Hagan Campbellsville Circuit Court Papas Katie Logsdon St. Mary's Buly Mary T. Hagan Louisville Fred Lampton Sonora J. H. Lampton Effie Robinson Dora Brown Leo Brown Thomas Nunan Will Russell Neal Boblitt Mary R. Nod Mary Lee Taylor Louis H. M Messrs W. L. Cambrom Joe O'Conor Lena Canter Annie Mellvoy Willisburg Grace Waters Mamie Clark James McCullum Loretto Bennie Waters Mrs. B. D. Lake Pleasant Grove Mataline Johnson Fallace Ripley John W. Lewis J. J. McCabe Hendersonville N.C Mr. C, C. Tong Daviess County Miss Mae Tong Bardstown Jno Tony Evan Rogers Evan Hagan Marion W. E. Leachman Eugene Bellwood Shelby County P. J. Thomas Mary J.J. Waters F. W. Paynter Judge Paynter Frankfort W. D. Claybrook W. F. Neikirk HH. M, O'Nan, JR Tingfiekl Springfield Market Lam Abell Peckareny Guar Hagan Lynn McChord C. C. McChord Euchre Short Creek C. J. Haydon Springfield, Kentucky Springfield, Ny Cececen
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