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Newspaper

Springfield Sun

Location

Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1907

Page

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Death of R H McElroy A noted Washington county citizen

The Sun reports the death Tuesday morning June 18 1907 of R H McElroy at his Lebanon home. Born March 25 1856 in Washington county he lived there all his life and left a fine farm sold recently near town. Surviving are wife Miss Tate McElroy five living children and several siblings. A respected farmer businessman and church member his loss is mourned by county residents. Funeral services at the Methodist church were led by Rev. Lyon and interment followed in Lebanon.

R. H. McElroy Springfield Mr. McElroy Washington County R. Y. McElroy Lebanon S. H. Thurman H. D. Rodman Shelbyville R. ¥. McEelroy Rebecca McElroy McElroy Louise Fannie Hardin Annie Robt Tate McElroy Dorothy McElroy Bright Ar. McElroy Kentucky Methodist Church Lyon Leba

Excursion to Mammoth Cave by Bardstown train

A regular morning train from Bardstown branch will take passengers to Mammoth Cave on July 18. The round trip fare is 1 cent, covering railroad fare, lodging at Cave Hotel, cave boat ride, river music, and a grand fireworks finale. Tickets valid ten days at L and N ticket agents.

Washington and Nelson County Mammoth Cave Bardstown Cave Hotel

Hatchett Keightly Wedding Quiet June Ceremony

Miss Ora Hatchett and Mr George T Keightly were married Wednesday morning June 12 at the Hatchett home. Rev R L Purdom officiated as palm and fern decor highlighted the parlor. Grace Hatchet was maid of honor with Will Keightly as best man. The couple will reside in a new cottage on the Willisburg pike after a brief wedding period.

Ora Hatchett George T. Keightly W. B. Hatchett R. L. Purdom Mins Grace Hatchet Will Keightly Miss Hal Mr. Keightly Willisburg Pike

Old Berry Hotel Fire in Springfield Causes Heavy Loss

Springfield reports a Saturday night fire at the old Berry Hotel on Wall Street. The frame structure burned rapidly but four water streams and a skilled crew gained control, preventing a larger disaster. No insurance covered the building. owner Matthew Truax plans repairs.

Springfield Berry Wall Street Matthew Truax Truax

Democratic Delegate Convention Called for August 26

Washington County Democrats vote to hold a delegate convention August 26 at Springfield Court House to nominate a county representative for the November 1907 election. Precincts select delegates August 24, with representation based on past Democratic votes, minimum one vote per precinct. Rogers Gore chairs, R H Mulligan secretary.

Democratic Executive Committee Washington County Springfield Weld Democratic Party Democrats Court House Feos Clek J. CW. Beckham Smd

Farmers Power Debate at Texas Local Round-Up

On Saturday night June 29 at 8 15 p m a debate will be held at Texas by the U S of E Local The topic asks if the Farmers of America are more powerful than the Capital of America The affirmers are Geo Mayes Chas Oder and Rogers Gore the deniers Will Nally Fleece Bosley and Jno Elliott

Texas U. S

Passion Play and earthquake lecture at Opera House

The Franklin Entertainment Company will present The Passion Play with a San Francisco earthquake lecture and moving pictures at the Opera House next Friday under the auspices of the Ladies Aid Society. Admission 26c, 15c for children. The Sun’s lists could not be printed this week. Washington county Republicans named delegates and alternates to the state convention at Louisville.

Franklin Entertainment Company San Francisco Opera House Ladies County W. C. Mee Aid Society of the Christian Church Democratic Party Republicans of Washington Mass Springfield Louiaville J. W. Lewis W. F P. Neikirk W. P. Scruggs W. A. Waters C. R. Fileateren Marshall Duncan Fred Grignty W. D. McElroy J. G. Howell T. J. Miller T. J. Trent Gee W. Colvin J. M. Brown J. W. Satterly C. W. Oder CM. McChord G. C. Wharton C. W. Camden Butler Barlow C. M. Brengle W. N. Keeling J. &. Coyle J. M. Coyle G. W. Sparrow Wm A. Lay C. N. Barnett Andy Devine T. E. Wilson

Preach Here By Rev C L Collins At Local Churches

Rev C L Collins superintendent Anti-Saloon League of Kentucky, well known to Washington county residents, will preach at the Baptist church next Sunday morning and at the Presbyterian church that evening Union services will be held at the latter church. Don’t miss Mr Collins at both services. He is a strong speaker and will entertain you.

C. L. Collins Anti-Saloon League of Kentucky Washington County Baptist Church Presbyterian Church Mr. Collins

Republicans condemn Roosevelt over Panama Canal choice

Rough on Roosevelt in London Kentucky as Jackson County Republicans meet at McKee in mass convention. They adopt resolutions condemning President Roosevelt for appointing Senator J C Blackburn to the Panama Canal Commission. The National Administration as a whole is commended.

London Jackson County McKee Roosevelt J. C Blackburn Panama Canal Commission

Meeting at Battle Rev Williams Leads Two Week Services

Rev. Wm. H Williams is in charge of a meeting at Battle that began Monday night. The services will continue for two weeks with strong interest anticipated and participation expected from attendees.

Wm. H Williams Battle

The Springfield Hotel Invitation From Mr Thos O Bryan

Mr Thos O Bryan proprietor of the Springfield Hotel invites friends visiting town to call at the hotel. The notice highlights hospitality and social welcome with no further details.

Springfield Hotel Offers First Class Accommodations

Refitted with fine furniture the Springfield Hotel promises a top tier stay. Guests are assured clean beds and meals, with breakfast available for morning train travelers and convenient service for country residents seeking comfort on their journey.

Springfield

The Lebanon Chautauqua Aims for Big Attendance

The Lebanon Chautauqua will run July 18 to 27 with strong entertainment value. Noted American talent has been secured and features promise to attract large crowds from Washington county. The Sun predicts attendees will enjoy a well worthwhile visit to Lebanon.

Lebanon

Tragic Mackville Fire Claims Three Year Old Vernice Bell

A Mackville family mourns as three year old Vernice Bell dies after lighting matches and catching her clothing on fire. Mother Mrs. Auberry Tumey narrowly saves others and is burned trying to extinguish the blaze. Funeral held at Mackville Christian church with interment at Peter cemetery. The Sun offers sympathy to the bereaved family. An early morning wedding unites Ola Goatley and J E Ferguson with vows in Valley Hall. The couple depart for Augusta to begin life together.

Vernice Bell Auberry Tumey Mackville Christian Church Simms Peter Ola Goatley Valley Hall J. E. Ferguson Augusta Williams Springfield Baptist Church Palmer Goatley Eternity

Fire Destroys Negro Store in Lebanon

Fire on Spalding avenue behind A Kelly Son grocery damaged two one story buildings at eight this morning. N A Spalding Son stock was almost destroyed. The other building, recently a colored millinery shop, was unoccupied. Spalding Son carried 200 insurance. The fire caused excitement across sections as reports circulated.

Lebanon Spalding Avenue A. Kelly & Son N. A. Spalding & Son Spalding & Son

Closing Exercises at St Catherine Institute Graduation Day

New St Catherine on Mt Sienna hosted a June commencement with a packed hall of visitors and a program of music by Sisters, readings, and awards. Emene Maratta led with the valedictory, Rev Father O Mahoney spoke, and a banquet followed with toasts and officer elections.

St. Catharine Mt. Sienna Good Sisters of St Helen V. Jones Piety Barber Springfield Emene ‘Maratta Father O’mahoney Emene Maratta Helen Jones Anna Wilcox Edna Peake Father O'Mahoney Elise Durrett Bessie Neal Frances Weiss St. Catherine Magdalene St. Cat Bermingham Ville Tenn Mra Peal Reidy Moteh

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Hatchett-Keightly Old Berry Mr. McChord The Democratic Committee Rogers Gore Democratic R. H. MulLican Frederickstown Mooresville Wil Kelly Brush Grove Sun Republican County Convention Springfield Hotel Mr. and Mrs. Auberry Tumey Goatley Ferguson Negro St. Catherine’s Town
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