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Newspaper

Springfield Sun

Location

Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1910

Page

5

Premium Premiums and Sweepstakes at Washington County Fair

A detailed list of premiums for young horses and ponies including Jack and Jennet classes, Best Pair, Saddle Ring, Harness, and Pony Ring awards. Notable payouts include First and Second places for various age groups from under one year to three years, plus sweepstakes for Jack Jennet and Mule categories.

Jennet Jack Louis Hamilton Bill Gochel S. P. Thompson H. M. Grundy Conrad Hertlein 8. P. Thompson Cunningham, Duncan & Co Seelback Hotel Co Louisville, Ky

Valley Hill News Reports Local Happenings and Weather

The Valley Hill section enjoys pleasant weather despite ten days of flux with rejoicing among submerged residents. Local updates include visits, illnesses, new arrivals, a childbirth, property sales, school activities, and farm notes. Public notices promote Chamberlain's remedies for bowel issues.

Social notes from Louisville and nearby towns

Local society items list visits and returns among residents: Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Greene of Louisville stayed several days here last week. Miss Minnie Blandford returned from visiting her mother in Lownville. Miss Annie Cooper to return to Louisville after months here. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hagan of Lebanon spent Sunday here. Miss May Mayes returned from visiting Miss Mary Amos in Oakland KY. Messrs Will and Evan Hagan were in Lexington Sunday. Misses Lottie Simms and Marie Kuhn returned from Bardstown. Miss Bessie Campbell and Mr. Rob Russell spent Wednesday at Tatham Springs. Miss Katherine Simms visiting relatives in Bardstown. Miss Fannie Wall in Louisville this week. Miss Francis Martin visiting Miss Ellen Gregory at Pleasant Grove. Miss Barbara Kuhn and Mr. Bennie Wathen were in Lebanon Sunday. Misses Mick Sweeney and Brownie Leachman returned to Louisville after visiting Miss Nannie Thompson. Mrs. John F. Greene visiting relatives in Louisville. Mrs. Arvin Noe returned to Columbus, O., after visiting here. Miss Lucille Jayne of Louisville guest of Miss Mabel Williams. Mr. Gee Knapp and son of St. Louis and Mrs. Lousmith visiting uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Joe A. Jones near town. Mrs. N. G. Marks guest of Mrs. W. K. Marks at Lotus.

T. B. Jones Springfield Ferguson St. Paul Minn Palmer Goatley Louisville S. E Piles J. B. Williams Willard Jackson Chaplin Mt. Zion S. P. Derringer S. J. Montgomery Nelson County Burgun Lee McGirk R. N Alonzo Summit Martha Stinett Bigot Lebanon J. D. Sutherland Sycamore Valley Leon Mitchell C. W. Hagan May Mayes Mary Amos Oakland, Ky Bessie Campbell Rob. Russell Tatham Springs Katherine Simms Bardstown Fannie Wall Francis Martin Ellen Gregory Pleasent Grove Barbara Kuhn Bennie Wathen Mick Sweeney Brownie Leachman Nannie Thompson John F. Greene Arvin Noe Columbus Lucille Jayne Mabel Williams Mr. Gee, Knapp, and Son St. Louis Lousmith Joe A. Jones Near Town Jennie Leachman See Hattie Ann Mc Bob Langford Holmseed Arnold Nan Bessie Cocanougher Pope Pleasant Run Hf J Tom Bailey Hillsboro W. d. Williams Ann | McChord Thursa K. L Arno Jacob Cocanougher Perryville Lizzie Litsey Fort Worth Texas Itis Peterson Hattie Arnold Carter Harrodsby Wilhelm Peterson P. Goode Nat Campbell Sit Jerome Wilson Hernan Purcom Bethlehem Condor

Deep Creek Social Notes Include Guests and Visits

Mrs J J Wimsatt and children of usville arrive Saturday to visit Mrs Willitt. Miss Lucille Gage of Mem Tenn visits Miss Louise Hay. Mrs C H Melintire visits her father in Morganfield. Woodsie Elliott buys a horse for 125. Miss Louise Medley returns to Owensboro after a visit. Mr and Mrs Chas Hardesty of Louisville guests of relatives. Mr and Mrs Martin Mathley entertain with Jensontown visitors. Miss Mattie Ace of Danville visiting. Mrs Eva Elliott visits Mr Pat Mra James Low near Mackville. Master Gilbert Young very ill with appendicitis but improving. Attorneys McChord and Duncan attend court at Willsburg. Mrs Male Richehart returns to Oakland Cal. Dr S McKay Miller visits Louisville after wedding plans for Carolyn Miller and Tyler Richards.

Mary A. Noe Louisville K. A. Noe Lucille Gage Mem Tenn Louise Hay C H. MelIntire Morganfield Woodsie Elliott Louise Medley Harness Owensboro Mattie Russell Flomonth John L. Harmon Chas. Hardesty George Elliott Martin Mathley Willie Mathley Jensontown Martin Coyle Adie White Lucinda Blacketer Anderson Holderman Sash Mattie Ace Danville En Eateny Carpenter Mattie Eva Elliott Pat Mra James Low Mackville Wat Lillie Bottom Laura Best

Social roundup from local families in Harrodsby area

Miss Jennie Leachman and others host guests on a midweek party honoring the Misses Holmseed of Louisville. Relatives and neighbors travel between Perryville Hillsboro Springfield and Fort Worth as visits and family illnesses are noted. Canning season games and a funeral or infant burial in Bethlehem cemetery are mentioned along with sickness and recoveries.

Ice cream social to aid free school held at Ee Hall

Miss Tavia Goodlet the Ee Hall teacher will host an ice cream social at the home of Mr 8 D Mudd on July 29 to benefit the local free school. Several residents, including Misses Mattye Clarkson Agnes Ruga and Mattye Mudd, plan to spend time at Mammoth Cave later in the week.

Tavia Goodlet Ee Hall 8. D. Mudd Lay Mattye Clarkson Agnes Ruga Mattye Mudd Mammoth Cave Minnie Linton Kirk Pea New Hope Frank Moore Mise Searcy Mine W. P. Montgomery Lillian Piles Lake Barlow Minnie Clarkson Catherine Thompson Favia Goodlett Frank Clarkson Marshall Springfield Messrs Urman Lem Favia Goodlet

State Banks in Good Shape in Kentucky

State banks in Kentucky are in excellent condition overall according to reports received by the Secretary of State J. F. Ramey. The office monitors banks that appear shaky and will protect depositors as the department watches for instability.

Kentucky Secretary of State J. F. Remey Ramey

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Tatham Springs Company Washington County Chaplin River Automobile Clubs of S. E. Wornall W. E. Selecman Tatham Springs Co Washington County Fair Valley Hill Sparrow Jepeeeceason Mrs. Geo. Greene Minnie Blandford Mrs. Peak Lownville John M. Wycoff Mack Miller Annie Cooper Messra Will and Evan Hagan Lexington Lottie Simms Marie Kuhn N. G. Marks W. K. Marks Lotus Deep Creek J. J. Wimsatt Usville Willitt Gilbert Young Wc, McChord Marshall Duncan Willsburg Male Rircheart Omkland Cal Fannie Robertson O. D. Hatchett Frank McCabe Blue Grass H. F. Bellebaum L. H. Bellebaum Bowing Green Mike Davison E. L. Davison Dr. 5 McKay Miller W. V. Stallard D. D Gfield McElroy & Shader's J. S. Covlé Ottie Best Stewarts Henry Holderman East Texas W. D Lugher Blanche Elliott Alma Florence Mia Mattie Harmon Science Springfield Brass Band Springfield Brase Band Springfield, Ky Augustus G. Beam, M. D Katie Hertlein BRO
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