Local visitors and social notes from Antioch and area
Mr L E Sweazy of Antioch visited his sister Mrs John Peterson with Mr Wine who aims to organize a Maccabees club here. William and Mrs Peterson attended events in Danville. Perryville commencement attendees visited Nelson county after visiting a sister here. Mrs P C W Peterson improving. Dr W T Barnett and wife and Miss Efina Cochran of Mackville called on Mr Jacob Kimberlin. A number from here attended the Springfield circus. Mrs Dr aven and her father Mr Robertson ill in Louisville. Messrs Roger and Wells of Springfield came on business. Mrs Fleecy Young visited daughter Mrs Elliott of Jen ston recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Sweazy
Antioch
John Peterson
Wine
William Peterson
Danville
Perryville
Nelson County
P. C. W. Peterson
W. T. Barnett
Efina Cochran
Mackville
Jacob Kimberlin
Springfield
Dr. Aven
Robertson
Louisville
Roger and Wells
Fleecy Young
Elliott
Jensenton
Local society notes and weather hints from Harrodsburg area
CARDWELL. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Sims were in Harrodsburg on business. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Perkins of Springfield visited Battle Saturday night. Mrs. R. Sims of Duncan visited W. H. Literal’s Sunday. Mrs. M. A. Perkins visited W. G. Sims Sunday. Rev. Harry Hatchett preached at Mount Freedom Sunday. A fine rain fell here Sunday helping plants though many farmers have finished tobacco. Fairview rain needed as few have set tobacco. Mr. Allie Gardner and daughter Annie visited S. H. Gardner Sunday. The Maccabees decorated at the Royalty graveyard Sunday with many from Willisburg and Sharpsville. Mr. W. D. White and family visited his brother S. P. White Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Sims
Harrodsburg
A. L. Perkins
Springfield
Battle
R. Sims
Duncan
W. H
M. A. Perkins
W. G
W. D. White
S. P. White
Will. Harmon
Mackville
W. W. Hatchett
J. H. Mays
Barnett
Sparrow
W. T. Barnett
James Cregor
Seateree
Green Matherly
Marion Sweeney
Taylorsville
Fannie Sweeney
Stanford
Sam. Derr
Rose Camden
Bettie Hall
Granny” Brown
Sallie
Edna Haydon
Ivy Turner
Edna Cochran
Misses Hatchett
Sims
Alice Turner
Nellie Hayden
Phillips
Paris Peter
Stock Sales Report Shows Holliday Hog Purchase
E. G. Holliday bought a lot of hogs from different parties in the latest sale roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Holliday
Graves Offers Tick On Time and Jewelry Line
A brief ad cites Graves offering a bargain tick on time and a selection of jewelry. It also invites readers to visit for eye tests and glasses fittings with a call to see him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graves
Salve Cures Piles Claims by Hodgenville Doctor
Dr J W Thomas of Hodgenville Kentucky markets Youneedit Salve claiming it cures piles. He lists 1426 testimonials from last year and notes 2546 boxes sold with 14 percent testimonials as proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Thomas
Hodgenville
Market Notes on Cattle Sheep and Horses Trade
Average weight 200 pounds at 4 cents. One cow from Lemuel Carey for 25 dollars and another from E. T. Perkins at 3 cents. Two fat sheep at 330 cents. E G Holliday and E T Perkins bought Irvin Royalty s four year old horse for 129 dollars and sold him the same day to James Mobley of Battle for 160 cash. E T Perkins sold to J McWilliams a four year mare for 52 dollars and a 1300 pound cow to L M Sallee at 43 cents. W G Sims sold to Road a 750 pound cow at 3b cents. From Another Correspondent rain last Sunday helps finish setting tobacco plants. Crops look good with some farmers laying by corn. Melvin and Delos Mobley visited Thurman Milton of Harrodsburg last Friday and Saturday. Miss Lucy Moore visited Miss Martha Litteral last Saturday. Mrs Ben Sims spent last Saturday night with Mrs Martha Litteral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemuel Carey
E. T. Perkins
E.G. Holliday
Irvin Royalty
James Mobley
Battle
J. McWilliams
Messrs
Melvin and
Delos Mobley
Thurman Milton
Harrodsburg
Lucy Moore
Martha Litteral
Ben, Sims
Mackville News Highlights Local Smiles and Court Sentence
A recent Mackville bulletin notes rain lifts farmer spirits after a minor buggy accident near the bank left Mr. Will Harmon unhurt with little damage. Rev W T Gordon spoke Saturday night. Henry Edelen, colored, was found guilty of breach of peace and carrying a concealed weapon and jailed for twenty five days with a $59 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Edelen
Litsey
Prather's Creek Notes On Socials And Developments
Mr Davis visited for prospecting in the area last week. Mr B Coyle and mother of Springfield joined at Mr George Young's. Prentice, Matt Mayes, and Zin Kimberlin attended a social given by Mr and Mrs Adam Elliot of Short Line. A show in Springfield drew several locals. Hanson Robertson improves his home with paint. W H Whitehouse adds to his house. Visitors from Texas and Enido stayed with W T Kimberlin's family. A neighbor reports a single potato fed two hearty people. Rain last Sunday brings relief and time to finish setting tobacco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
B. Coyle
Springfeld
George Young
Messrs
Prentice
Matt. Mayes
Zin Kimberlin
Adam Elliot
Short Line
Boyle County
Springfield
Hanson Robertson
W. H. Whitehouse
R. L. Arnold
Hattie
Texas
A. A. Crane
John Wesley
Enido
W. T. Kimberlin
The Sun County News Highlights and Local Visits
Messrs Mattie Mays and Zin Kim berlin visit A A Crain in Boyle county. Laura Best of Long Run spends Sunday with Nan nie Christerson. Neighbors upgrade old gates. J B Peter buys cattle hogs lambs. Telephone coming soon. Bill Bottom and David Key to give a concert on the 17th. The Sun praised as bright county paper and timely reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Mays
Zin Kimberlin
A. A. Crain
Boyle County
Laura Best
Long Run
Nannie Christerson
the Sun
J.B. Peter
Bill Bottom
David David Key
Farmer injured as horse runs away in spring wagon
James Gargin and his son William were thrown from a spring wagon when the horse bolted. James dislocated his shoulder badly and required multiple doctors to reset the joint. The son escaped with minor bruises. James’ condition improves slowly.
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Anderson News
James Gargin
William
Gargin
O. L. Townsend
Paynter
Franks
Louisville
Gurgin
Hypnotism Advised To Aid Temperance Societies
Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania reports William M. Butler of St. Gabriel's Total Abstinence Society promotes hypnotism as a method to recruit and train organizers who have already cured several alcohol and cigarette excess cases. He has formed a corps of hypnotists including Daniel P. Higgins Dana Heick and John S. McCullough to extend these efforts across temperance groups. Butler urges societies to adopt hypnotizing organizers for extreme cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Penn
Butler
St. Gabriel
Daniel P. Higgins
Dana Heick
John 5. McCullough
Temperance Society
New Life Pills Promise Quick Cure for Liver and Stomach
An old advertisement extols Dr. King's New Life Pills as a prompt remedy for liver and stomach troubles with a 25 cent price at C. J. Haydon's drug store. The page also offers home care tips for lamp wicks and brass ornament preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kampteer Bowes
Dr. King
C. J. Haydon
Springfield Market Price List Fragment
Market price snapshot lists numerous items with mixed spellings. Entries include bacon and hams, fats, chicken, grain, corn, hides, lard, mill products, potatoes, onions, salt, vinegar, wool, sorghum, geese, and onions with varied per unit quotes, reflecting a historical price sheet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinson
Louisville Market Prices For Livestock
Market notes listing cattle and hog prices with ranges for various grades. Includes steers, heifers, stockers, bulls, veal calves, milch cows, hogs in several packer classes, sows, pigs, sheep and lambs with price bands across quality levels. Contains mixed figures and descriptors typical of late period market reports.
Joy At Relief From Headaches And Eye Aches
Relief from headaches and eye aches comes with glasses. When glasses are applied they drive all ache away and bring better health and calm a bad temper.
Glasses discount coupon from E M Russell
A promotional note offers 25 cents off to customers who bring the cutout to E M Russell for eyewear purchases. The ad invites readers to prepare before buying glasses.
Kentucky Fair Dates for 1905 Exhibitions
The article lists fair dates across Kentucky for 1905, naming Madisonville Danville Hi urge Fern Creek Shepherdsville Lawrenceburg Vancebuy elhyville Bardstown Florence Elizabethtown Glasgow Henderson Falmouth Owensboro and the Kentucky State Fair with durations from three to six days. It also recounts Rev O D Moore of Harpernville praising Dr King s New Discovery for curing his persistent cough and preventing consumption.
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Madisonville
Danville
Hi Urge
Fern Creek
Shepherdsville
Lawrenceburg
Vancebuy
Elhyville
Resericholtavi Gras
Bardstown
Florence
Elizabethtown
Glasgow
Kentucky State Fair
Henderson
Falmouth
Owensboro
Tober
D. Moore
the Baptist Church
Harpernville
Dr. King
Mis Gentlemanly Resentment Reported in Tribune
A fragment notes a courthouse exchange with a judge and a colonel. The colonel surprised by a gentlemanly response, then knocked the speaker down, as described in a Tribune snippet.
When Animals Go Bad in the Ring
An animal trainer warns that trainers may know little about animals and that many become intractable or murderous as they age. Going bad means they lose usefulness and are confined to cages. return to gentleness is rare, and entering a former star’s cage is perilous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure
The Wonders of Texas Won der Cures Kidney Troubles
A fragment claims one small bottle of the Texas Won der Hall's Great Discovery cures kidney and bladder troubles removing gravel and curing lame backs rheumatic issues and irregularities of the bladder.
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Hall
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