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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
5
A dense notice of local social activity lists visits and returns across Lebanon Danville Perryville Louisville Bardstown and Frankfort. Names include Blanfor Hagan Simms Bishop Noe Leachman Colvin Simms Thompson and Stigall with engagements from church events Capitol dedications and family visits.
Mrs W A Sharp of Salyssa visited Mrs W E Brown in recent days. Pauline Hardee, staying with sister Mrs T C Tatum, returned to Louisville. Minnie Whittington of Rock Falls Ill., continues visiting her mother Mrs S E Piles. Rev W A Wolfe of Springfield will preach at the schoolhouse Sunday at 3 pm. Mrs S P Derringer of Springfield visited her parents Mr and Mrs J R ONeal last weekend. Mrs J J Sharp of Willisburg visited friends here last weekend. Mrs Nancy Derringer, living with her son Mr Jas Derringer near Tatham, celebrated her eighty fourth birthday last Wednesday with about twenty five relatives. She remains hale and hopes for more birthdays. Mrs Derringer is mother of Mr Waal Derringer of this place.
Attractive hair sales pitch claiming Parisian Sage hair tonic brings vigor luster and strength, with Parisian fashion influence from France. The Leo Haydon Drug Co. guarantees growth, shine, and stopping hair loss and itching, urging readers to ask for Parisian Sage.
Morgan Arnold of Perryville visited here Sunday. Neighbors and relatives from Anderson and Nelson counties visited, with several families hosting guests. The Sun day School meets and study hour is set for 3 pm. many locals are mentioned visiting Lexington Louisville Lebanon and Smiths Grove among others, with multiple short travels and greetings.
Miss Catherine Wakefield returns home after a Bloomfield visit with sister Mrs. S Cloyd. May Bodine Norris Bodine visit Lexington relatives. Mary Wakefield in Springfield. Bodine circle and Ora Crume with Emma and Birdie Love enjoy Tuesday with Mrs. Neal Bodine. Ike Wright of Bloomfield visits with Kate Shellmaker and Dorchester and Frank Crume. Andrew Kirch and Sam Moore hosts near Mooresville. Will Huston and J Norris Shehan seen in Springfield. Besse Settle visits Loutaville. Will Shehan in Frankfort. Mary Shehan Josie Ed Tea ley and children visit Mrs. M L Trouteman. Maggie Montgomery visits Andrew Kirshen. Ora Crume J M Montgomery Mack in Springfield. R C Boblit of Springfield stays with Mrs. Neal Boamne Hork Shehan and wife visit town Friday. John Set tle Bloomgeld spends Sunday with B F Settle family. Shannon Cloyd visits Mrs. E E Wakefield. W P Shehan of Springfield spends Wednesday with son Eugene Shehan.
On May 25 at his home in Long Lick James Lowe celebrated his sixty eighth birthday with forty six relatives and friends attending a dinner. Guests included Will Lowe Reed Russell Will Russell Nannie Riley Merceda and Mary Harmon and many others who gave photos. Mrs Lizzie Drury rests at her daughter’s home as the Goode family visits Disley Bottom and wife. Springfield Gun one dollar yearly.
The record lists local events and people in Booker including Will Cull selling five shoats to Emmett Settle via W. H Payne, preaching at New Hope delayed until July with Rev. Hamilton as pastor, visits among families such as Mrs. Ben Pile, Tithe, and Louis Kirsh, Ed Sweeney moving his sawmill to Nelson county, and H. P. Pile killing 62 rats in a corn crib.
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a cure for catarrh croop coughs colds sore throat and bronchitis. It promotes a $1 inhaler outfit with a lifetime reusable mouthpiece and an extra bottle for 50 cents. The Leo Haydon Drug Co guarantees relief and offers a money back option if not rid of symptoms.
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