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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1910
Page
4
An American journalist recalls Mr Weeneee at the Trade meeting showing enduring resolve. Forty seven American correspondents sought interviews on tariffs in one week but were refused without proper credentials. A letter from Lloyd George brought a meeting with Mr Churchill who quipped about the number of journalists. London Dat-
An ad claims a new remedy from Dr Kings New See rescen Meacenon eet ligestion. It promises easier and surer work against trouble and kidney and bowel disorders. Sold for 25c at Haydon & Robertson's.
Miss Clark Blanton of Boston Kentucky returns home after visiting Mrs Ea Birch and others. Local gatherings include visits by Mrs. Ardis Brown, Miss Sue Duncan, Miss Ellen Gregory and Miss Frances Martin. A coroner’s inquest into George Wright’s drowning was held by Dr Crume and Sheriff Crooke. Valley Hill team defeated Litsey 12 to 1. An ice cream supper hosted by the Mission Study Class is planned for Aug 2 at Dr Hopper’s home.
Advertisement notes first class dental service in Springfield Kentucky with a dental office in the Hegon Block upstairs offering comprehensive care and standards.
Born to Mr and Mrs Jesse Rapier a daughter born Wednesday July 27 Mrs Rapier formerly Miss Myrtle Price. A white and liver colored tired bird dog strayed from my place aly 19 Liberal reward for information of his whereabouts. For Rent 35 acres fine hay composed of orchards clover timothy Heady for cutting and clean Apply James Moran Jr H Perkins Rt 1 Valley Hill about 1000 bundles oats. Ice Cream supper in Hardesty district Saturday July 90 All invited. J W Jarboe Co sold flour mill to McWhorter Wills and request accounts settle at once. Lost locket and chain monogram N C G between vast office and N G Marks residence return to office. Infant daughter of Gent Fih treau near Manton died last Friday buried at St Rose. Knights of the Maccabees memorial services at Mt Zen church with addresses by Rev Jesse Grubbs and Hon W F Grigsby. Last Sunday afternoon on the Bardstown like a pair of gold rimed specks return to office.
Will A. Marsh of Siler City describes relief from itching and painful piles after using Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. He reports it also cured boils ulcers fever sores eczema cuts and chapped hands. Available at Haydon & Robertson for 25 cents.
The 1940 school tax was due July 1 under G C Wharton treasurer. The Ladies of the Baptist church announce a County Court dinner in November. Listings show many farms for sale from 500 to 2000 dollars including tobacco and stock farms. In Bardstown Kentucky see Orville Arnold or Dk Deats for city property.
Obituary notes for John Horn of Harrodsburg who died at 66 and was buried at Cornishville, plus deaths of infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Charlee Peaslee and Mrs Albert Tatham. Local society items include visits, a fire hog hydrophobia note, protracted meetings at Hopewell, showers, new church planned at Boon, and assorted family news from Harrodsburg and surrounding areas.
Murray W Ayres of Transit Bridge New York feared death as a dreadful illness left him pale weak and eyes sunken before Bitters restored his health. He credits the tonic with saving his life and strength. Robertson's and 50c advertise the remedy.
Mrs. S F Pottinger and sons visit Washington DC kinfolk. Springfield friends Hallie Huston Catherine Wakefield host. Local notices include sick list better for Mrs J C Andrews and daughter Marye. Frank Crume returns after visit. Ice cream social at New Hope aptia nets $35. Surprise 75th birthday dinner for Mrs Mary Shehan with many attendees. The Springfield Sun and Courier-Journal rate listed.
First class Cleaning and Pressing Ladies and Gents Garments call on Springfield Cleaning and Pressing Cos. Geo. Gowpy, Prop. A concise local advertisement urging customers to use the service run by Geo Gowpy for quality garment care.
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