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Newspaper

Springfield Sun

Location

Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1909

Page

5

Local notices mix of visits and obituaries in Lebanon area

Missed Hattie Arnold and Ruth Clay Brooke attended Springfield High’s commencement last Tuesday. Numerous neighbors and relatives from Perryville, Gravel Switch, Lebanon and Fenwick visited, hosted and traveled for church and social events. Lizzie Elliotte died of tuberculosis aged 31, with funeral at Pleasant Run cemetery Sunday. she leaves a husband, three daughters and several kin mourners.

Hattie Arnold Ruth Claybrooke Springfield High School Morgan Arnold Perryville R. L. Arnold Wallie Langford Gravel Switch Deboe Brady J. W. Isham Bertha Mouser Marie Glaysbrooke G. Graysbrooke Walter Smith Abanon G. N. Campbell Bessie Emma Cochran Lebanon Willie Lanham Ray Cocahougher Mabel Hourighan Harrodsburg J. C. Gordon Eugene Campbell Adra Canery Fenwick Jacob Cocanougher Effie Buck W. D. Purdom Bluses Narey Bessie Cocanougher Stanfield Veola Harmon Pearl Purdie Callie Fiora Veatch Sam Crume Clarence Purdle Roy Mouser Ray Cochran Lonnie Pope Jordon Goode Stanley Pope Sydney Whayne Sydney Robertson Henry Holderman Brumfield Grace Arnold Richard Mackville Will Kimberlin Lizzie Elliotte Str Lawrence Pleasant Run

I Wish to Be Like Uncle Jem and Uncle Dan

A child’s humorous vow to grow up like favorites, promising a life of simple pleasures and fanciful ambitions. The speaker imagines coal mines, baths, toys, and a rural shadow world of jousts with chores, while resisting adult rules and paying rent in a playful voice. The poem ends with attributions to Harrold Skinner.

Jem Uncle Dan Harrold Skinner

Protect Your Families With Life Insurance Offer

An advertisement promotes self supporting life insurance with total disability cover and 20 year contracts guaranteed to pay out in 15 years. It cites agents Lee Haydon and Lee VanArsdale for Southern National Life Insurance Co and Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy endorsements from E W Tardy of The Sentinel Gainsboro Tenn. Leo Haydon Drug Co. handles sales.

Lee Haydon Lee VanArsdale Southern National Life Insurance Co E. T. Wickinton Chamberlain E. W. Tardy the Sentinel Gainsboro, Tenn Leo Haydon Drug Co

RULES FOR THE DAINTY GIRL

A housekeeper cautious piece urges that true neatness begins with the dresser top not the room bulk. It advises making discreet dainties, washing small smuts, and slowly improving one’s habits until the observer notes a transformed, sweeter image.

Silver hair styling tips for a polished look

A silver-haired woman should avoid black in hair as it dulls luster and may cast a greenish tint. Silver or turquoise blue shades best enhance silver tones. For daytime wear choose silver gauze bows, and for evening add a large silver flower or wreaths of silver oak leaves to create distinction.

Imitation Chinese figurines win readers’ eye appeal

Readers discover affordable replicas of ivory and porcelain figures from overseas. The china and ivory tone pieces mimic real novelties, with a wide range of subjects and sizes, priced from 18 cents to five dollars. Also noted is a new craze of daily hair pulling to stimulate scalp circulation and growth.

China

Social notes from the Lebanon area visitors and travels

Personal items record many villagers visiting relatives and friends in Louisville Bardstown Danville and Lebanon. Names include Mr. N. G. Marks Miss Emma Adams Rev. R. E. C. Lawson Dr. E. M. Miller Mrs. J. F. Simms Miss Carrie Edelen and Mrs. J. W. Riedel among others. Several residents travel for events and family duties with mentions of illness visits and church affairs.

Emma Adams Harrodsburg Grundy R. E. C. Lawson Jim Chas. Greene Bardstown J. F. Simms Louisville

Marion County Trials and Accidents in Campbellsville

William Shipp faced an examining trial before Judge Cloyd at Campbellsville and was held to the grand jury in 400 dollars bond after shooting Dan Horton. A Kentucky circuit court awarded 2500 to Scott Moore and 3500 to Nannie Powers in a November runaway suit. J A Hardesty Jr won 25 in a damages case against Virgil Rabbitt, with a cross claim by Rabbitt seeking 5000. Rev James Daugherty died aged 61 from paralysis. funeral held at the Wayne home. Theo Spalding was beaten by James Tudder near Spalding ford. Tudder bonded 754 and to be tried. Spalding recovering.

William Shipp Dan Horton Mary Edett Ngar National Casket Company Scott Moore Lousville Moore Nannie Powers Nice The Plaints J. A. Hardesty, Jr Virgil Rabbitt Mr. Bobbitt J. D J. A Hardesty, Jr James S. Daugherty Noble Wayne A. C. Graves Wayne B. T. Wayne Theo. Spalding Marion County James Tudder Spalding Ford Bridge Tudder Spalding

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