Court News Roundup from Judge Litsey to Springfield Court
In Judge Litsey's court Ralph Yates was bonded to keep the peace after being recharged with killing poultry belonging to Mrs. Ben Payne. He admitted threats to kill the turkeys and geese, but denied the killings. the court ordered him to keep the peace and be of good behavior. Springfield City Court on Monday saw light docket activity with compromises in McIvoy vs Yocum and Cheatham vs Hardin where the plaintiff took the cow and paid $20. Steve Nantz, colored, was fined $1 and costs for drunk and disorderly conduct in police court Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springield
Mclvoy
Steve Nantz
Maondoy
Dreamed Drowning Precedes Tragic Kentucky River Death
Miss Florence Conway of Winchester High School drowned in the Kentucky River last week. On the way to the river she and friends discussed night dreams, and she foretold her own drowning at the exact spot, predicting the rescue of schoolmate Minx Bush and the ensuing tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrodsburg Herald
Florence ‘Conway
Winchester
Kentucky
Happy Hollow Socials Show Local Families
Mr Virgil Hanby and family spent Sunday with Mr Edward Hanby and wife. Mr J M Shields and family visited Mr Solomon Kays and family. Miss Maud Inman visited Miss Myrtle Armstrong. Mr Hence Scott and wife visited daughter Mrs John Crow. Mr Tom Coulter and family spent weekend with Mr Samuel Coulter and family. Mr T W Sutherland and wife visited Mr John Crow. Miss Eva Inman returned home after two weeks with the Misses Montgomery. Mr Wes Bailey and Miss Maud Inman attended Children’s Night at Willisburg. Mrs Rutha Royalty visiting daughter Mrs John Armstrong. Mrs Edward Hanby spent days with the Miss Inman at Shady Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Hanby
Edward Hanby
J. M. Shields
Solomon Kays
Maud Inman
Myrtle Armstrong
Hence Scott
John Crow
Tom Coulter
Samuel Coulter
T. W. Sutherland
Pleasant Grove Ice Cream Supper Nets Thirty Five Dollars
The Pleasant Grove Mission Class raised 35 dollars at an ice cream supper held at Miss Ellen Gregorys home last Thursday evening. Several local residents named include Miss Laura May Browne, Miss Annie Raybourn, and Miss Sue Reed with weekly visits noted among relatives and friends. Local social notes mention visitors from Springfield Grundy Home Huntsville and Louisville among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Coleman
Ughter
Eleanor
Abeneet
Rs. Seleeman
Bpring
E. Carlile Litsey
Lebanon
State Col
Laura May Browneville
J. L Martin
Pleasant Grove
Ehurch
Ellen Gregory
J. H. Hopper
Llouisville
Annie Raybourn
Mackville
S. B. Thompson
Sue Reed
R. M. Tompson
Grundy
Pearl Edelen
Lavinia O'Connor
Nell Thurman
Huntsville
Ala
W.T. McElroy
W. T. Leachman
B. B. Leachman
Sue Duncan
Oscar Sweeney
Lucy Brown
Lizzie Leachman
Springfield
Alice Thompson
Jennie Adams
Sallie Adams
Harrodsburg
Thompson
Capt. Wycoff
Poortown
Vic
R. M. Thompson
L. M. Reed
Carolyn Jones
Louisville
A Girl's Way to a Football Game
Horace recalls a girl who loves football for a simple reason she jumps up and down and squeals Harold asks why and Horace explains she has no grasp of the game but enjoys the thrill of the crowd and the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace
Harold
Mackville Beats Poortown In Tough Contest
In a surprising game Mackville wins 18 to 1 as Wycoff and Sutherland shut down Poortown. Poortown flounders with two hits while Mackville bats explode, Hopper and Haynes sidelined as Wycoff dominates on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackville
Wyecoff
Onty
Poortown
Dr G T Burton Resident Dentist Ad in Springfield Ky
Dr G T Burton resident dentist advertises teeth extraction without pain and crown work as a specialty. All dental work strictly first class. Location Moe in Hagon Block upstairs in Springfield Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Burton
Springfield
Moe
Hagon Block
Local Notes and Public Notices From Greensburg Area
Various community items from Greensburg and nearby towns include lost and found pets, births at local hospitals, business notices for brown Paris Green Co and A C Kimball, fundraising and social events by Ladies Aid Society, farm product ads, and schedule changes for trains. Also reported are bank earnings, a bridge project, a typewriter sale, and obituaries.
Mammoth Cave Excursion From Washington County
Washington county offers a Mammoth Cave day trip on July 15 with a morning train at 5 50 a m. Round trip price 7 75 includes railroad fare hotel board Echo river route and Mammoth home route. See L and N Agent. A six month old child in Agnewville Va recovered from cholera infantum after using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Sold by Leo laydon Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Mammoth Cave
Cave Hotel
Echo River
Great Mammoth
Cave
E. N. Dewey
Agnewville
Chamberlain
Leo, Laydon, Drug Co
Kentucky Star Flour Advertisement Offer
Wanted trustworthy manor woman in each county to advertise receive or ders and manage business for New York Mail Order House. Eighteen dollars weekly, permanent position, no investment required. Previous experience not essential. Spare time valuable. Enclose self addressed envelope for full particular. Address Clarke Co Wholesale Dept New York Park Ave NEw York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clarke Co
PaRk Ave
Washington Circuit Court sale of land in Kentucky
A Kentucky Washington Circuit Court commissioner's sale proceeds from a May 1909 judgment for 1500.80 with 6 percent interest. The sale offers a one third undivided interest in 50 acres of the old Archie Mayes farm three miles east of Sprud, Washington County, bounded by the Perryville turnpike Gordon land J B Durham and Pleasant Run. Bids on credit of six months with bonds and security. M G Leachman, M C W Cc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Mayes
Spru Ld
Washington County
Zi Id
Perryville
Gordon Land
J. B. Durham
Pleasant Ng
A M. Alexander
Life Insurance Offer from Southern National Life
Advertisement for life insurance featuring Leo Haydon and Lee VanAredale representing Southern National Life Insurance Co. with a 0 year contract and guaranteed payout after 15 years. agents include E. T. Wicginton as general agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Haydon
Lee VanAredale
Southern National Life Insurance Co
E. T. Wicginton
Free Wheat Bags Offer From Ballard Ballard Co.
Farmers who contract wheat with Ballard Ballard Co. of Louisville Kentucky will be loaned sacks at no charge to ship their grain. Consult the company about prices before selling elsewhere to secure terms and avoid market losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard & Ballard Co
Louisville, Ky
Washington Circuit Court Sale of Described Property
Public sale by Washington Circuit Court in Springfield Ky set for Monday July 28 1909 bidding on the property tied to the Searcy case in equity. Terms include six and twelve month credit and bond security with the deed to M G Leachman acting as clerk for the sale.
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Washicoverington Circuit
Bea
Springfield
Ieee
Cmae Simms
Mayes Selecman and
McChord
John R. Barber
Tte
Hota Lot
M. L. Searcy
Sapte
Estas
Witon County Court
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Springfield Sun
Baday
L. Smith
Gaxcarr
T. Y
Hill
Marionative
T. D. Grate
Jupee
B. L. Litsey
Courrr
W. F. Booker
Cmcurr
Robt. Noe
T. Scott Mayes
Smenirr
S. J. Alderson
Tervent
J.W. Bush
daiLer
Geo. D. Catlett
Court News
Happy Hollow
Appa Ga
Knute Nelson
Yader
Smith Sacred Heart Academy
Brown Paris Green Co
Sims, Ky
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
G. C. Wharton
Treas
Walter McLaughlin
Greensburg, Ky
Frank Montgomery
HavDon & Robertson
Brown
Paris Green Co
Simms, Ky
Wall Street
Tony Berry
A C. Kimball
A. C. KimpaLn
Brown Panis Green Co
Stums
A. C. Kimball
Old Casey Shop
Main Street
Peoples Deposit Bank
Ipy
T. Wm. Simma
Republican County Committee
W. F. Grigsby
Reyican
Oliver
Ladies of the Maccabees
Willisburg
Prof
Calvin
Fredericktown
J. Chas. Greene
Red Cross Drug
Tatham Springs
Tatham
Central Kentucky
First National Bank
Capitol
Robi. Wakefield
Bell Targue
Bob
Jack
Millie Wakefield
Leo *Haydans Drug Co
Washington Circuit Court
The
Temple National
A. M. Alexander
Equity
M. G. Leachman
Jennie Searcy
Admr
John Searcy
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