Local Family Visit Recap in Happy Hollow
Mr John Crow and family spent Saturday with John Armstrong's family. Edgar Settles spent last Sunday with Lee Settles family. Myrtle Armstrong visited sister Ed Hanby on Thursday. Mrs T W Sutherland and Maud_adoman called on Mrs John Crow. Edward Hanby with wife visited Coleman Settles. Leona Crow stayed Friday night with T W Sutherland. T W Sutherland and wife and J M Smelds dined with John Crow family. Myrtie Armstrong and Mrs Edward Hanby shopped in Willisberg Friday. Maisie Shields stayed Sunday with Leona Crow. Elmer Death Hanby stayed with Mrs Johnie Mattingly near Scruggsville. Keeling visited sister L Settles Saturday and Sunday. C W Stallings was in Springfield last Wednesday. Edward Hanby visited his father J Armstrong Wednesday. Jim P Brewer spent Saturday with Edward Hanby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Crow
John Armstron
Edgar
Lee Settles
Myrtle Armstrong
Ed Hanby
T. W. Sutherland
Maudadoman
Edward Hanby
Coleman Settles
Leona Crow
J. M. Smelds
Myrtie Armstrong
Willisberg
Maisie Shields
Messrs
Elmer and
Death Hanby
Johnie Mattingly
Scruggsville
Keeling
L. Settles
C. W. Stallings
Springfield
J. Armstrong
Jim P. Brewer
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Internal Remedy Efficacy
An ad claims catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated internally. It asserts the remedy acts on the blood and mucous surfaces and mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation as part of the same promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Inis
Antioch Social Notices Reflect Local Happenings
Local residents attend weddings and family gatherings in Greens Chapel Sharpsville and Mackville. Birth of a nine pound boy to Luther Snider on January 14 1910. Movements include Ley Snider moving to Bloomfield and Catherine Tatham visiting A Snider’s sister. Shoats sold to G K Mitchell at five dollars per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sweazy
John Sweazy
Lillian Sparrow
Greens Chapel
Thomas Brown
John Brown
Sharpsville
John Howell
Mackville
A. Snider
Luther Snider
Bertha Johnson
Earl
Jim Keeling
Ley Snider
Bloomfield
Catherine Tatham
Tatham Springs
G. K. Mitchell
Abraham Phillips
Evan Phillips
Death of Mrs. Clark at home of Geo Kays
Mrs. Catherine Clark, 84 years old, died Friday January 14 1910 at the home of Geo Kays after illness. Surrounded by family and friends she passed peacefully. She leaves a brother John Hahn of Mackville. The remains were interred in Fairview cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Kays
Catherine Clark
Clark
Land
John Hahn
Mackville
Fairview Cemetery
Poison Ingestion Trial Ends With Narrow Escape
Mrs. Charles W. Bell wife of the Insurance Commissioner in Kentucky nearly died after drinking carbolic acid mistaken for peppermint. She reached for a peppermint dose, found the carbolic bottle, spat it out, but suffered severe burns to her mouth and lips. The incident occurred at her Frankfort area home. Harrodsburg Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Bell
Frankfort
Pleasant Grove Social Notes Include Local Visits
Mr H R Thompson of Texas visited S P Thompson at the end of the week. Mrs W P Hays and Mr Tucker from Bloomfield spent Sunday night with B L Litsey. Mr N P Thompson was in Harrodsburg last week. Mr Whiteman moved to a farm purchased from J R Durret. We welcome Mr Whiteman and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Thompson
Texas
S. P. Thompson
W. P. Hays
Mr. Tucker
Bloomfield
B. L. Litsey
N. P. Thompson
Harrodsburg
Mr. Whiteman
J. R. Durret
Pleasant Grove Church to Welcome Rev Blaine Next Sunday
Rev Cary R Blaine will preach at Pleasant Grove Church next Sunday urging broad community turnout. Local officers encourage residents from the neighborhood to attend services as a community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Purdom
Baptist Church
Messrs
Dudley Tapp
Charlie Brady
J. D. Barker
Risks of Riding a Freight Train on an Icebound Night
An narrator describes sneaking aboard a freight train with conductor approval and a brakeman accomplice. They traverse slippery car roofs during a cold journey, passing a tunnel with heavy smoke as wind from the lake bites and icicles threaten. The trip is warned as dangerous yet thrilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie
Jinmie
Edward Hungerford
Harper's
Paris Ragpickers Occupation Passed From Father to Son
The ragpickers of Paris work the streets at dawn screening refuse for sale. Families inherit districts and craft, with every member, even a three year old, helping sort scraps. Items salvaged include paper, rags, leather, tins, bones, lemons, metals, and even cigar stubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lars Parrela
Dr. G. T. Burton Resident Dentist Ad
Dr. G. T. Burton resident dentist offers tooth extraction without pain and crown work as a specialty. All dental work strictly first class. Office in Hagon Block upstairs Springfield Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Burton
Springfield
Oiffice
Hagon Block
Quits at Opera House Feb 4 and local notices
Local notes promote the comedy drama Quits at the Opera House on February 4 with tickets urged early. Several items advertise sales and services including a February 26 horse sale at Boblitt’s stable and a county court day dinner by church ladies. Other items mention births, property moves, farm for sale, and community services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boblitt
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Opera House
Ladies of the Methodist Church
Locust Grove Community Notes Read Like a Guest List
Miss Mary Blanton of Boston visits sister Mrs. Ed Birch. Rev. Hamiliton of Louisville guests Frances Litsey. George Moore family at Mackville. Henry Reed visits 43 Leachman. Mrs. Bell Kays visits A. L. Litsey. James Claybrooke visits Litsey family. Susie Edgerton returns from Woodlawn Bloomfield. Tom Baker visits Kate Moran near Litsey. Julia Leachman Ells Litsey in Willisburg on business. Lloyd Colvin back from Grundy Home. Charlie Cornish moves to Sharpesville Woford moves into old Cornish house. Master Walter Litsey ill with mumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Blanton
Boston
Ed Birch
Rev
Hamiliton
Louisville
Frances Litsey
George Moore
Mackville
Henry Reed
Leachman
Bell Kays
A. L. Litsey
James Claybrooke
Lloyd Colvin
Grundy
Charlie Cornish
Sharpesville
Woford
Cornish
Walter Litsey
Mick
Salve Recommended for Fever Sores Care
The article advises keeping fever sores and chronic sores in healthy condition rather than full healing. It recommends applying Chamberlain's Salve as a remedy and notes the salve has not superior properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
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Jobber
Endwell
Endicott, Johnson & CO
George J. Begemann
Springfield Sun
Sday
J. L. Smith
Feld
Ben Johnson
Nelson
Democratic Party
Happy Hollow
Antioch
Pleasant Grove
Cary R. Blaine
Bertha Hord
Will Thurman
William Lewis Litney
B. Litsey
Due Edgerton
Woodlawn
John Goatley
Kanus
J. F. Gregory
Berle County
Mr. Gregory
Ellen Gregory
Middleboro
John Polin
McEvoy & Saurz
Joe Poh
Robertson-Claybrooke CO
Kentucky
Williams
J. W. Riedel
Laura West
Grinstead
Jones’ Old Stand
Mound City
Leo Haydon
Jones
Anderson Holderman
John H. Eliott
Pottsville
L. H. Thurman
Covington Avenue
McKenna
East Main Street
Richard ©. Boblitt
M. H. Jones
Mr. Jones
McEvoy & Sauarz
McElroy & Shulte
Bardstown
Orvilie Arnold
Bobbt
McElroy
Saunix
Locust Grove
Tom Baker
Kate Moran
Litsey
Mesdames
Julia Leachman
Ells Litsey
Willisburg
Housenonp
Kircasy Fynrivae
P. J. Gibson
Neue Uraleia
Shemet
Ied
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