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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1908
Page
5
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Springfield Kentucky offers dental services described as strictly first class with an office in Hagon Block upstairs indicating a local practice advertisement.
Local notes advertise three rooms for rent in the Searcy flat and a phone number. Springfield Baptist church holds quarterly business meeting next Sunday morning with all members urged to attend. The Baptist Sunday school plans a picnic on July 15 with location to be announced. The Methodist children's brigade serves ice cream next Tuesday evening July 14 from 5 pm in the parsonage yard. Farmers Home Insurance Company promotes full loss payments with J N Wells Maj Junction City Ky as agent. Page ad promotes Lebanon Chautauqua as the year’s greatest. Washington County Day features an address by Hon Champ Clark at 2:30 PM.
A refreshed town reports fine rain and smaller ice cream supper crowds. Elizabeth Roberts of Springfield recovers at Tatham Springs after a three week visit. Will Simms and family visited Mr. Mat Wells. Mrs. W Shirley and Miss Eva joined Saturday with Mrs. Pinkston and family.
Notice to taxpayers. The school tax for the year 908 is now due and after August 15 a five percent penalty will be added to all unpaid tax. The treasurer’s office over the Peoples Bank will be open all day for collection. G. C. Wharton, Treasurer.
The liverymen state they will run a strictly cash business from July 1 due to high costs of feed and the need to pay cash for supplies. Warton and Tarr urge customers to use cash. The Mackville Christian church ladies will hold a court day dinner on Springfield county court day in October.
A long list of residents and visitors are noted throughout the week. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Niekirk and son George spend time at Griffin Springs. Eula Wathen returns from Bardstown Junction. Miss Sue Ray comes home from Battle Creek and Chicago. many others, including Miss Flaget Simms, Miss Kate Woodridge, and Mr. James Pettus, visit relatives or attend events across Bloomfield and surrounding towns.
Farmers threshing wheat report weak yields while clover harvests are strong after recent showers. Rev H L Olmstead conducts missions at Fair Mound. School set to begin in August with A W Wash as teacher. Mollie Webb dies June 26 at age twenty six. survived by husband Oscar Webb, one son, four sisters and four brothers. funeral details follow in Springfield Sun.
Miss Ethel Rogers and Miss Retta Barker extend visits with friends in Tatham and Springfield. Several local residents attend an ice cream supper at Mackville while others host relatives, including Miss Fannie Logsdon and Mrs. Sallie Hall. Widely, Mr. and Mrs. Barker entertain relatives near Springfield as various families visit kin and friends locally.
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