McIntire Death Notices and Local Social News
Veola McIntire infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Birt Spalding dies at home on the 29th interment at St Rose. A boy Wright Wheatley burns feet in hot ashes. recovering. Mr and Mrs John Williams travel to Taylor county for daughter Louisa Wise seriously ill with consumption. Ella Head guest of Mrs Walter Willett. T E Ballard and children visit Holy Cross. Josie McIntire returns home from visit. John Pile visits grandmother Lizzie Pile. Mrs Thomas Blanford improving after illness. Hite Clements returns from Meade County. Alvey and Roy Mudd in Louisville. Birtus Alvey of Fulton visiting brother Many Alvey. Richard Blanford and Lucy visit cousin Mrs Kent McIntire. Bud Badkett hosts dance. all have good time. Thomas Wise and sister visiting in Marion county. J R Montgomery in Louisville on business. Mrs Bur Fields critically ill near here. Lassie Fields returns home from time with uncle Robert Will. The Sun and Courier-Journal subscription rates listed.
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Veola
Birt Spalding
St. Rose
Little Birtus Wheatly
Robert Wheatley
Hyatt
John Williams
Taylor County
Louisa Wise
Ella Head
Dants Station
Walter Willett
T. E. Ballard
Alice Im Frank
Holy Cross
Josie McIntire
Alice Clements
John Pile
Lizzie Pile
Valley Hill
Thomas Blanford
Hite Clements
Meade County
Alvey
Roy Mudd
Louisville
Birtus Alvey
Fulton
Many Alvey
Richard Blanford
Lucy
Kent MclIntire
Bud Badkett
Thomas Wise
Marion County
J. R. Montgomery
Bur Fields
Lassie Fields
Robert Will
SaLe and services ad items from Grundy area
Multiple small ads from Grundy county merchants including Jersey heifers for sale, picture and piano offers, millinery clearances, dress skirts, shirts, and buggy painting. Notices of stray hog, missing parasol, reservoir fishing rules, auction events, and a local bridge project accompany brief local business pitches and public notices. Contains various names such as Taurman Peters Kimball Mulligan Knott Knorr and organizations like Springfield Cleaning and Pressing Club and Masonic Lodge.
Death of Aunt Fannie Walker in Jimtown
Aunt Fannie Walker a respected colored woman died at her home in Jimtown Saturday night. Her burial was conducted yesterday by her sisters of the U B F Lodge. She was wife of Robert Walker and mother of Hayd Walker and wife of H G Buckner. A consistent church member of high character.
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Fannie Walker
Jimtown
U. B. F. Lodge
Fannie
Robert Walker
Hayd Walker
H. G. Buckner
Local Notes From Mackville And Nearby
Mackville notes record community updates with visits from families including John Sweeney and Gladys of Stanford, church decoration trips to Pleasant Grove and Willisburg, local travels by Joe Wycoff to Springfield, and visits by Lula Clay Eperson from Midway. A county exam at Springfield produced several first second and third class certificates among Hume pupils. property sale at $800. missionary work by Brother Beard at Winchester. and local residents on the sick list.
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John Sweeney
Gladys
Stanford
Jim Walker
Pleasant Grove Saturay
Willisburg
Laneis Foster
Joe Wycoff
Springfield
Lula Clay Eperson
Midway
Anna Bell Riley
Ethel
Verna Rogers
Mackville
Nora Baker
Maggie Hiatt
Briggs Wycoff
Elmer Hume
Mae, Haydon
Bessie Kayes
Miner Bottom
Ernest Hume
Will Graves
W. S. Hume
Dick Isham
Brother Beard
Winchester
Leo Raybourne
Lettie ‘Kayes
Cooksey
John Foster
Lee Riley
Looking One's Best Arnica Salve Ad Card
It's a woman's delight to look her best but pimples eruptions sores and boils rob life of joy. Arnica Salve cures them and makes skin soft and velvety. Also for sore eyes cold sores cracked hands piles. 25 cents at Haydon & Robertson's.
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Len
Tate Tataitibe
Haydon & Robertson's
Low Rates to Memphis for United Confederate Veterans Reunion 1909
One cent a mile plus 25 cents to Memphis via L and N Railroad for the UCV Reunion June 8 to 10, 1909. Tickets on sale June 5 to 9 for arrivals before noon June 10, with various origin and date limitations and a return extension option to July 1 1909. Stopovers allowed up to ten days at listed cities. inquire at Louisville and Nashville agents.
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Memphis
Tenn
L. & N. Railroad
United Confederate Veterans
Ohio
Mississippi Rivers
Lawsville
Georgiana
Ala
Flomaton
Glasgow Junction
Nashville
Montgomery
Birmingham
Scranton
Ocean Springs
Biloxi
Mississippi City
Pass Christian
Guthrie
Louisville & Nashville R. R
No Wonder He Hit Him and Court Encounter
Two Missouri neighbors were arrested after a fight and brought to court. The assailant, in a humorous confession, described the quarrel as a drinking game of seven up and pints, mixing cards with street slang as he explained his actions.
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Missouri
Jedge
Kyards
Saturday Evening Post
Scese
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T. D. Graham
B. L. Litsey
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Robt. Noe
T. Scott Mayes
S. J. Anderson
Scoop
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Geo. D. Catlett
W. T. Mitchell
W. E. Crume
Wm. G. Roberts
the Sun
McIntire
the Sun and Courier-Journal
Egege
Nish
Springfield Lumber Co
G. T. Burton
Kydee
Hagen Blook
Willie Knott
Taurman & Peters
Grundy & McIntire
A. C. Kimball
Old Casey Shop
Main Street
Fou Lang
M. Russe
A C. Kimball
Nannie Mullican
Peoples Bank
Campbell’s
Springfield Cleaning and Pressing Club
Haypon & Ropertson
Grundy & McIntyre
Joe A. Shader
A. C. Kimani
Estray
Texas
J.C. Gonpon
Wite Knorr
Grusby & McIntire
Campbell's
Mt Ed
Springfield Lodge
Masonic Hall
Oliver Typewriter
Walton Hotel
Condor's
Grundy & MelIntire
E. E. Buster
Springfield Water and Light Co
H. B. McElroy
New York
Clarke Co
Park Ave
Aliceton
James M. Taylor
Knoxville
Rose Potter Crist
Wilmore
Long
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B. C. Robertson
W. D. Claybrooke
Fredericktown
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