Local News Notes from Springfield Area
Local items report sales of a fast horse, Blue in grain carpet for sale, stray hogs, and horse notices. News covers speakers I H Thur man and W F Neikirk, patent remedies, an estray near Litsey, a pocketbook found in Walton Hotel, and a chicken health ad. It notes a Baptist meeting by Dr. W O Carver, bank earnings rise, and a cash basis coal business plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
W. O. Carver
Louisville
Carver
Springfield
Deaths in Fredericktown and Here Localities
Mrs Dairy Shaunty Mudd of Fredericktown died at her home last Friday and was buried at St Rose. She was sister of Dr. George Shaunty and John Shaunty. An obituary will appear next week. Mrs Ernest Moberly died at her father's home this morning and will be buried tomorrow in the Catholic cemetery. Mrs Moberly leaves a husband and three young children.
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Dairy Shaunty Mudd
Fredericktown
St. Rose
Dra. George
John Shaunty
Ernest Moberly
George Shauity
Louisville
Rut Mudd
Rats and False Teeth Entertains Springfield Readers
A LaRue County Herald item recalls two odd incidents of teeth going missing and later being found. In Grayson County Squire Waters woke to a rat carrying his removed false teeth and, after sawing up floorboards, recovered them. In Springfield a young woman misplaced her upper teeth. a town friend overheard a story and revealed the missing teeth, later found not in a barn but through curious circumstance.
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LaRue County
Springfield
Squire Waters
Grayson County
Sam
Squire
Rumor Circulates About Regional Owing Practices
Vague chatter in the regions hints at ongoing financial obligations or debts tied to local groups. No concrete figures or names are given, but the talk centers on recent patterns of payment and accountability.
Round Up of the Week's Personal News
Visitors in and out of town fill a week of personal notes. Retu rned locals, visits to Danville and Louisville, and relatives visiting Campbellsville, Greensburg, Bloomfield, and Lebanon mark the social scene.
Chautauqua Opens Amid Large Lebanon Crowd
Mrs T C Campbell and children visit Lebanon relatives for a few days. Miss Kate C Mayes returns home after visiting her sister Mrs John Mahon in Lebanon. Miss Lucie Seleemany hosts a five course dinner for friends including Mrs James Cheschier and several Misses. Mrs Margaret Bettis hosts eight handed euchre in honor of her niece Mrs James Cheschier of Ft Scott Kansas. Shrager family arrival marks Springfield home. Chautauqua Lebanon Enterprise reports the Central Kentucky Chautauqua Association opening at Learg with growing crowds, bright grounds, electric lights, and strong talent secured for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milburn Querbacker
Annie Rowell
Louisville
Margarite McChord
Myrt Campbell
J. R. Smith
Chicago
Ill
Edwin
B.D. Luke
Annie Raybourn
Oakland
Cal
Kate
Annie Mayes
Lizzie Leachman
Minerva Raybourn
Brown
Kate C. Mayes
John Mahon
Lebanon
Lucie Seleemany
James Cheschier
Lydia McElroy
Lydia Duncan
Sadie Mayes
Annie Latimer
Mattie Robertson
Margaret Bettis
Neice
Ft. Scott
Kaw
Mesdames
Jame Cheschier
G. C. Wharton
J. W. Lewis
T. C. Campbell
Katie Cain
Katie Wharton
Hadgie Brown
Central Kentucky Chautauqua Association
Learg
lex-Gov
The Latest Style Hats For Boys
A local shop announces new line of hats for boys plus belts and fans. Summer novelties will be offered at cost in an upcoming sale event.
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. W. Phillips
Black Jack
Marion County
Leonard Baker
R. F. Surron
M. L. Searcy
Mackville
H. A. Hirron
Goon Crowns
I. H. Thurman
W. F. Neikirk
Antioch
Tatham Springs
Limberneck
Estray
Litsey
Joan Gruissy
Jack and
Jill
the Sun
Walton Hotel
Hank
Peoples Deposit
Sun
M. H. Jones
Sekius
Thos. Porter
Bloomfield
Hamix
Spencer County
Brownfield
Bardstown
the White Company
First National
First Ni i
J. M. Burton
Nick
M. A. Jones
Mr. Marshall Duncan
Virginia
Hugh Marshall
Willie Knott
W. T. McElroy
Tatham
8. E. Clements
Charley
Joe Thompson
Charley McWhorter
Mattie Goatley
George Hoskins
Campbellsville
Mary Brown
Helen Bruce
John Clements
Charley Cooper
J. H. McClure
Greensburg
Winnie, Rose and
Mary Mackin
Margarite Hagan
Pearl Claybrooke
John Offutt
John Shader
May Bodine
Leon Allen
Crab Orchard
Mary Ceta Peak
Evaline Royalty
Adelaide Kelly
Crescent Hill
Althaire Medley
Ben Medley
Owensboro
L. O. McCarty
Peoples Bank
Campbellsburg
Bertha Haydon
Catherine Spalding
Burk Logsdon
Denver, Col
Teresa Hagan
Charlie Cooper
Jennie McVabe
Myrtle Price
Pred Spalding
Mary R. Hughes
James A. Allen
W. W. Ray
Mike Powell
Oklahoma
Hugh L. McElroy
Emmett’ Field
Springs
Richard Logadon
St. Marys
Luther Burns
Evan Rogers
Stella Simms
Margarite Green
Mrs. JA. Shader
Mis. W. W. Ray
Nottingham
Cunningham & Duncan
Steve Thompson
Robertson Brothers
Bricken Bros. Co., Inc
Now, Ky
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