Millinery Clearance Sale Announced This Week
A local notice announces a millinery clearance sale starting this week offering very low prices on every hat. The notice also mentions Campbell's paying cash for eggs and chicks.
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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1907
Page
5
Stray Roan Mare Reported Missing Near Willsbury
The notice asks for the return of a roan stray mare with one eye out and a tight shoulder brand. She came to a residence Monday night May 27. Owners W. S. Parbam & Sox, Springfield KY Rt. 4 request payment for her keep to reclaim ownership. A second item warns that the Electric Light and Water Company will prosecute trespassers on their grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brand
Norice
Electric Light and Water Company
All Dental Work Strictly First Class in Springfield Ky
Dental office advertisement notes first class service offered in Springfield Kentucky with an office located in Hagon Block upstairs and promoted as a premium provider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Hagon Block
Campbell's Local Dinner Orders and Doctor Mudd Hours
Local note urges readers to send dinner orders by 9 to Campbell's for timely delivery. Dr J C Mudd announces office hours from 9 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 2 p.m., and states he will be in the office during these hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell's
J. C. Mudd
Poultry Tonic Promises Health and Profit
Seasonal poultry ad promotes R4-1144 a tonic claimed to cure Cholera Roup Gapes and Limk in fowls. It urges dosing 3 or 4 drops eight times daily for sick birds and 3 or 4 times weekly as preventive, with turkeys needing a smaller amount. Price 50 cents, guaranteed by Haydon the Drugeist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydon
Drugeist
Personal Notes From Willisburg and Surrounding Areas
Local notes record visits and travels of residents and visitors. Names include Mrs W S Gibbs Mr N S Buster Nim John Buster from Harrodsburg relatives Lebanon Bardstown Louisville Corbin Bloomfield Nickolasville Maud Lownsville Denver and other towns. Several attend funerals receptions and gatherings while others visit relatives or plan trips to Lexington Frankfort and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Gibbs
Willisburg
Messrs. Nim and
John Buster
Harrodsburg
N. S. Buster
Mrs Maggie Raybourne and Family Leave for Oakland
Mrs Maggie Raybourne and her daughter Miss Manerva of Mackville depart Monday for Oakland California to visit her daughter Mrs Jas F P Rinehart Mrs Robt Mayes is home from Lexington to spend a few days with his parents and friends Robert is said to be among the best students at State College and is rarely persuaded to miss time from school
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mayes
Maury Durrett
State College
Lexington
Maggie Raybourne
Miss Manerva
Mackville
Oakland
Cal
Jas. FP. Rinehart
Robt. Mayes
Robert
Pleasant Hill News Roundup Binds Local Trades and Tales
In Pleasant Hill The Sun records local exchanges and happenings. Joseph Burkhead sold cattle to William Keeling of Springfield at 30 dollars per head. Burkhead lost three head from eating clover. John M. Royalty spent the first of last week with his daughter Mrs. H C VanDivier of Harrodsburg. W N and Ivan Keeling visited. Geo Royalty was in Springfield Thursday. Elisha White, ill for weeks, is improving. Brown and Kelly visited Friday. Ora Hays of Brooksville returned home after visiting relatives. Geo Gordon of Kansas and Mrs B F Jenkins of Illinois were summoned to aid their mother Mrs William Gordon. Leys Satterly sold a horse to Erastus Stine for 125 dollars. Ladies report poor luck with young turkeys and chickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Burkhead
William Keeling
Springfield
John M. Royalty
H. C. VanDivier
Harrodsburg
W. N
Ivan Keeling
William Gordon
Leys Satterly
Erastus Stine
Hubert Kimberlin l
Penick
R. L. Purdom
Ahe Town
Jellicoe
Lee Goode
Josie Lawrence
John Baily
Myrtle Goode
Charles Showmaker
Annie Bell Funk
John McChord
Bebanon
D. A. Crosby
Pearl Claybrooke
Scottsboro
Ala
M. H. Coyle
Geo. Young
Hattie Arnold
Lucian Purdom
Bennington
Lebanon
Charlie Dragon
J. W. Campbell
C. L. Brady
Coakley
Greensburg
Wilhelm Peterson
Pittsburg
Penn
Nancy Coeanougher
Long Run
R. L. Arnold
Fleece Goode
Frank Hardin
Texas
Masters Goebel
Robert Arnold
Arvin Arnold
W. H. Wilson
Advertising Pays and Missing Medal Returned
Boyle County Herald reports Mr J B West bought a gold medal inscribed For Neatness M F Gy Sudie Hulbert from a wandering Gypsy. West advertised to find owner and Hulbert of Hodgensville replied and received the medal by mail, stating it was stolen over a year ago. The initials M F C stand for Mils Jeraburg Female College. A S of E Locals in Washington county plan a courthouse barbecue for July 4 after a meeting next Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyle County Herald
J. B. West
Junction City
M. F. Gy
Sudie Hulbert
Mils Jeraburg Female College
A. S. of E
Washington County
Court House
Texas Wedding Bells and Regional Notes From Penick
Local notes recount weddings and elopements near Penick and Jellico, with couples Lee Goode and Josie Lawrence, John Baily and Myrtle Goode, Charles Showmaker and Annie Bell Funk, plus Texas visitors, guests, and tournament medalists. Also mentions births, illnesses, and a Texas church box party.
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Robertson- Claybrooke Company, Inc
W. S. Parbam & Sox
Springfield, Ky
Rt. 4
St. Catherine's
Academy
Camp ‘Bell’s
J. Rogers Gore
The _Sun
J. Smock
Mayme Merritt
Simpsonville
Cassie Yancey
Midway
S. B. Yeager
E. J. Pinkston
EL Carl
J. W. Shirley
Sam Crume Andra
Ashbrook
A. B. Wells
James Oder
Ora Adams
Johnson
Harrodaburg
Kent Rogers
W. P. Cheatham
Ezra Goodlett
W. B. Shirley
Dad Sutherland
J. W. Sutherland
J. F. Reynolds
Hardinsburg
Mrs. McKee
Sam Hall
McIntire
Bloomfield
Nebraska Indians
Geo. Colvin
Jimmie Mobley
Boston, Ky
Boston
Boston Pike
Bardstown
Civil Service
George Mobley
Pam Ky
Willie Knott
First National Bank
J. M. Burton
Sun
Ececececenene
John Clements
Ida McClure
High Grove
Messrs
Leo Harden
Joe Peptus
Dr. Hyatt
N. L Buster
Jim Carrothers
George Colvin
Albert Bevil
Cleveland
Ohio
H. D. Rodman
Louisville
J. H.thurman
L. C. Blanton
Prospect, Tenn
John Bell
Corbin
Mary Blarton
W. Bell
Laura Sheban
Mary Wakefield
Maud
Leo Brown
J. F. Greene
Lownsville
Higgs
Nickolasville
Chas. Dickerson
Miss Wickliff
Will McChord
Tom Miller
New Hope
Trusty
Ralph Boldrick
Kate Spalding
Catharine Spalding
Mary Bouldrick
Walter Leachman
Robert Crume
John Spalding
Harold Horst
Perry Marks
Denver
Mamie
Jennie Craycroft
Lucey
Viola Brown
Ethel MacClasky
Lizzie Durrett
R. Y. McElroy
Rebecca
Eleanor Duncan
Margaret McChord
Lausaville
J. W. Lewin
W. C. McChord
Frankfort
C. W. Hagan
Fehrs
W. P. Lawrence
Pleasant Hill
Grace Arnold
W. R. Kimberlin
May
Mattie Kimberlin
Texas Church
Lena Gibbs
Lee Cochran
J. S. Cocanougher
Peoples Bank
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