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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1905
Page
5
A hodgepodge of small notices includes Carpenter's meat market ads for lamb chops and fresh fish every Thursday, lost gloves at St. Dominic’s, picnic bill printing services, and local bridge project news. Also reported are eye tests by W C Grigsby, a decorative edgy alert at the Walton Hotel, and upcoming lectures for library funds plus social suppers and a Catholic wedding in Frederickstown.
Edward Hagan suffered severe facial and bodily bruises after a fast driver struck him on his way home Saturday night. A workman on the show received a deep cut in the palm. Earlier a bridge over the stream collapsed, sending several people onto rocks, with one man sustaining a head gash and skull fracture though not fatal. Dr. Robards treated Hagan and expected no fatal outcome.
Personal notes from Louisville and surrounding towns recount social visits and errands. Names include Hagan in Louisville, Thompson in Lebanon, Green in Bloomington, and many others visiting Bardstown Springfield Danville and Lebanon. Mentions of illness travel and Confederate reunion duties.
Mr. Joe Polin, son of Squire Joe Polin of Litsey, returns home with an academic diploma and a mathematics medal after attending school at St Marys College in Marion County. The new Virginia Avenue thoroughfare nears completion, with twenty plus lots sold and several houses planned along the street.
Weekly list of uncalled mail includes Frank Adcock Capt D C Hudson Rev R M Latimer Joe Lancaster John D Jones Miss Jessie Mail Mrs Mattie Montgomery L G Murphy Hattie Peters Henry Reynolds Miss Bettie Quine Frank Thomas Annie Spalding W A Waters and P M
The marriage will be solemnized at the bride’s parents home in Springfield on Wednesday, June 21 at 10 o clock in the presence of immediate families. Reverend Williams of the Baptist church will perform the ceremony.
Dr Rodman H Williams and Mise Davis VanArsdale married at J C Taylor home Louisville with Rev W Y Davis officiating. Bride’s parents Mr and Mrs S C VanArsdale of Litsey. Williams formerly practiced medicine in Litsey and will reside in Anderson County starting their life together.
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