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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1910
Page
5
Numerous residents report returns from Christmas trips and visits to Bardstown Louisville Lebanon and St Louis. Names include Mrs D R Litsey Mrs Joseph Claybrooke Rev W H Williams Mr Robert Mayes Miss Annie McChord Miss Margaret Hagan and many others as they resume routines and school at Lexington Centre College Nazareth and Staunton.
Mrs. Hark Sherman expresses gratitude to county and city officials lawyers and numerous friends for presents received at her marriage. She notes appreciation and signs respectfully. The piece also mentions recovery time from a sprained ankle and references Chamberlain's Liniment as a faster remedy sold by The Leo Haydon Co.
A Paris inspired style piece highlights contrasting hat and gown colors, cache pointe details on harpins, and sleeve cuffs with lace. It notes short walking skirts by inches, simple kimonos in nude tones, and kimono fabrics like Jap anese crapes. May Manton pattern numbers 97 offered for children with small fees and postage.
The column notes fashion for urban women and children including butterfly designs on face veils, silk cord trims on furs, irregular mesh lace, white pique outfits, Irish linen adornments on knitted boots, and a Safari bonnet with rosebuds. May Manton patterns for girls aged four six and eight are offered with a 10 cent price and prompt mail delivery.
Teddie Moore died December 30 at 7 a m from spinal disease aged 36. Interment in Cornishville cemetery the next day. Ansel Perkins ill and hoped to recover. Gibson to move to Cardwell and open a store. Various property moves by J R Ward and J R Kyler. Charley Wheeler visiting from Sullivan Illinois. Granam Perkins and Holiday bought about 150000 pounds of tobacco at 9 to 15 cents. W L Graham sold jacks and horse stock to buyers including Nunelly Veatch Toran and Thorman. E G Holiday sold a horse to Joe Baker and bought another. Granam Perkins seek work horses. Tobacco buyers at old Continental warehouse. manager T J Surraq invites tobacco bring-in.
An ad touts Catarrh Cure with local applications failing to reach the disease and promotes Helis Care Catarrh Cure taken internally as a cure. It asserts the remedy blends tonics and blood medicine working on mucous tissue and offers testimonials and prices for newspapers as part of the promotion.
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