Price Cuts on Trimmed Hats at Local Store
Seller announces large reductions in trimmed hats with a heavy stock. Call to customers to visit and take advantage of the lower prices.
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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1907
Page
5
Seller announces large reductions in trimmed hats with a heavy stock. Call to customers to visit and take advantage of the lower prices.
Local note reports a Cameo Belt Pin lost on Springfield streets last Sunday, with a reward offered at the office. Also advertises Jar Tops and Gums available at Law rence's Grocery.
A jumble of merchant pitches and notices from Campbell's and Lawrence's Grocery announcing sales on glassware fruit jars and toys, a horse sale, a stray mare reward, a private sale of household effects, a tobacco barn lumber offer, an insurance notice about Farmers Home, and a trespass warning from the Electric Light and Water Company with colt owners urged to prepare for a fair.
The Hillsboro column records numerous Sunday gatherings and visits. Names include Mrs Nan Scott and niece Miss Eile Coulter, Mrs Levie Bailey and daughter Lillian, Mr Perry Ruby and family, Mr Lade Coulter and son, Miss Zelma McTilvoy, Fanny Baker, Lillian Leachman, Mr Jim Sutton and family, Mr Frank Thomax and family from Nashville, Mr Will Thomas and children, Mr W Cammack and daughter, Miss Lillie Cutsinger, Miss Maud and Eva Inman, and others visiting friends and relatives around Fenwick Mack and surrounding areas.
Local residents share Sunday gatherings and weekend visits. Laura Scruggs and family joined Flossie and Pearl Armstrong. Zelma Mellvoy and others hosted at Sarah Shields house. Protracted meeting ended Sunday night. Hillsboro correspondent notes activity. several families patronized friends and relatives across Pleasant Grove Antioch and St Rose.
The social at the home of Mr Lon Bradshaw last Wednesday night drew a large crowd and was described as a pleasant time. Numerous mentions of visits and travels by local residents fill the page, including trips to Mammoth Cave and Louisville.
Ice coupon books sell for discounted ice amounts with 500 pound books at a S percent discount and 1000 pound books at ten percent. Ice price is 60 cents per hundred. Cash payment required.
A long column records residents visiting relatives and traveling to cities such as Louisville Bardstown Hopkinsville Lebanon and Lexington. It notes illnesses at home including typhoid fever and lists trips to Mammoth Cave and Niagara Falls along with civic and academic visitors.
August Sherpe of Port praised Dr Kings New Pills as instantly effective for biliousness and indigestion. The pills, priced at 25e, are available at Maydon and drug store.
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