Local News Notes on Dr. J. C. Mudd Office Hours
Dr. J. C. Mudd announces office hours from 9 to 10 and from 1 to 2 p.m. He will be available in his office during these times henceforth.
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J. C. Mudd
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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1907
Page
5
Local notices and town fair items clutter the Sun page
The Sun lists a lumber bill offer by Burns in Serinchevp and a tobacco barn project, a street sale of shoes and clothes by S M Campbell, Lawrence’s goods at cost, an Opera House entertainment by the town’s colored people with The Last Drink in Springfield, and various ads for candies produce and eggs. It warns trespass on Electric Light and Water grounds, reports on city taxes due by July 1, and notes Campbell’s lead in the produce trade.
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Opera House
Springfield
The
C. M. McChord
Cures Gapes Instantly with R4-11-44 Serum
An advertisement claims a single drop of R4-11-44 cures gapes in chickens and relieves the worm and roup. It promotes preventive use as the best yet, mentions Bardstown maker Will Cooms and dealer Mr. Haydon guaranteeing cure for cholera gapes roup and limp neck at 50 cents with no cure no pay, and invites readers to try it.
Sycamore Valley News notes tobacco crop and local visits
Rain rested and farmers finish setting tobacco with an average pooled crop. J D Sutherland sold shoats to Lee Settles at six cents per pound. Keelings visit their sister Mrs Lee Settles. Otis Harmon and family visit Mackville. Sutherland family returns from Buffalo after two weeks. Local illness prompts trips to Harrodsburg and Mackville. Jennie Logsdon to teach fair school. Ruby family guests of Keeling. Will Tumey child burns death noted. Showmaker improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Sutherland
Tor Lee
Keeling
Willisburg
Lee
Otis Harmon
Mackville
W. Ezra Sutherlands
Buffalo
J. S. Inman
H. Mellroy
Harrodsburg
Jennie Logsdon
Jim Ruby
Chaplin
M. C. Keeling
West Bailey
Texas
Will Tumey
Sparrow
Local Notes and Socials in Bardstown Area
Personal notices from Bardstown and nearby towns list visits illness family travels and upcoming wedding details. Includes Cambron Johnson wedding plans. several residents visiting relatives in Louisville Lebanon and Cincinnati. school events and local clergy notes. a student wins a Danville scholarship and praise for Rev Ezra Sutherland in Buffalo LaRue county.
Local social notes list visits and travel across towns
Mesdames F W Rapp and Annie Carey of St Louis visit Mrs Raymond Nally. Miss Bessie Leachman returns from Louisville relatives. Mrs T W Simms ill but improving at home. Dinwiddie Lampton of Louisville visits family. Sylvester Russell of Lebanon visits. Dr J M Burton visits Kirksville. Charles Baker returns from Denver after a year away with Benedict. Margarite Medley returns from Springfield Ill. Bob Robards visits Burgin. Mrs Harry Shader in Lebanon. J F Greene returns from Louisville visit. Isabelle Medley returns from Springfield. Emmett Wigginton returns to Fairfield after ten days with Mrs M W Hyatt. Catherine Spalding of Lebanon visits. Jack McChord returns from Danville school. Will Gambron spends Sunday with her parents in St Marys. Agnes Clements of Louisville visits J C Mudd. F A Ware Tevis visiting parents in Lexington. Laura Robertson Forbes of Baltimore visits Emily B Russell. Mary Alexia McClosky of Louisville visiting Margaret Russell. H L Imhoff of Louisville visits Emily Russell. Mrs M E Lake of Huntington visits son B D Lake and family. Mrs Will Hagan visiting her mother at Adairville. Dr J B Robards returns from Harrodsburg. Powell Boulware of Eminence visiting father J A Boulware. Grace Waters spending weeks with B B Waters family. Bennie Waters accompanies her home to Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Wigginton
Fairfield
M. W. Hyatt
Catherine Spalding
Lebanon
Jack McChord
Danville
Will Gambron
St. Marys
Agnes Clements
Louisville
J.C. Mudd
FA. Ware
Lexington
Starr Hungate
Tatham
A. Y. Hatenett
Clarence Gordon
Margante
Harrodsburg
Hourighan
J. D. Peterson
J. H. Hungate
Tatham Springs
J. A. Thompson
W. H. Wilson
Joe Hagan
Pauline
Springfield
Ben Hagan
Nancy Cocanougher
John McChord
D. A. Crosby
Hattie Arnold
Virginia Mayes
Jeannette McClelland
Fenwick
Jumima Brady
Suson
Chas. Brady
G. Campbell
Local Social Roundup From Springfield Area
Miss Edith Arnold of Springfield visits grandmother Mrs. Geo Gibbs along with other regional guests. Numerous visitors include Miss Renolds from Boyle County, Miss Lillian Sparrow of Green Chapel with cousin Mrs. J D Peterson, and Mr Starr Hungate with wife of Tatham. Abernathy and Hatenett families host weekend gatherings in Harrodsburg and Louisville. Death noted on June 11.
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Edith Arnold
Springfield
Geo. Gibbs
Miss Renolds
Boyle County
Tim Goods
Lillian Sparrow
Green Chapel
J. D. Peterson
Reduction in Prices of Trimmed Hats
Local retailer announces a large stock of trimmed hats offered at a great price cut. The notice urges shoppers to visit the shop to take advantage of the reduced prices on trimmed hats.
Funeral for Mrs Whitehouse in Haysville Cemetery
Angel visited Mr Jackson Whitehouse and took his wife with him. Mrs Whitehouse died after a brief illness shocking the community. She leaves husband and seven children Will Young Springfield Henry Young Thomas James Edward and Samuel Young. Funeral held at Haysville cemetery as friends extend heartfelt sympathy and prayers for comfort and renewal of faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angel
Jackson Whitehouse
Mrs Francis Riker to Speak at Harrodsburg League
Mrs Francis Riker, president of the Women’s Civic League of Harrodsburg, will attend a meeting next Thursday at 4 pm in the Baptist church and discuss the league’s good results. Her talk promises practical insight as Harrodsburg is lauded as a clean central Kentucky town. The local league invites all residents and supporters of a prettier Lebanon to attend.
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Banon Enterprise
Francis Riker
Women's Civic League of
Harrodsburg
Baptist Church
Riker
Eaid
Lebanon
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Washington County
Lawrence’s Grocery
Lurner Burns
Serinchevp, Ky
S. M. Campbell
Lawrence’s
Camp’ Sbell’s
Campbells Grocery
Electric Light and Water Company
Campbell's
Sycamore Valley
Cambron-Johnson
Joe Claybrooke
Bardstown
Theo Campbell
Rob Crume
Sue Smith
Nannie Simms
J. J. Maloney
Louieville
Mary Lampton
Cincinnati
Conservatory of Music
Will Wharton
Sadie Mayes
Marshall Duncan
Thomas Medley
Owensboro
Lula Timmons
Mary Lee Simms
G. E. Medley
Tom Simms
Charles H. McIntire
Grayson Springs
C. P. Wells
Bloomfield
John Cambron
Teresa E. Johnson
Florence Howard
St. Augustine's Church
Leth
Katherine Gore
E. Lk
Hodgenville
Cambron
J. R. Johnson
Flaget Simms
Nazareth Academy
T. W. Simms
James Haydon
Leo Haydon
Jack
Ezra Sutherland
LaRue County
the Sun
Sutherland
Mesdames F. W. Rapp
Annie Carey
St. Louis
Raymond Nally
Bessie Leachman
Dinwiddie Lampton
Louisvile
Sylvester Russell
Kirksville
Charles Baker
Denver, Col
Benedict
John Spalding
Denver
Col
Margarite’ Medley
Isabelle
Bob RoBards
Burgin
Harry Shader
J. F. Greene
Isabelle Medley
Laura Robertson- Forbes
Baltimore, Md
Emily B. Russell
Mike Mary Alexia McClosky
Louiaville
Margaret Russell
H. L. Imhoff
Lonaville
Emily Russell
Mrs. M. E. Lake
Huntington, W. Va
B. D. Lake
Will Hagan
Adairville
J. B. Robards
Powell Boulware
J. A. Boulware
Grace Waters
B. B. Waters
Bennie Waters
Louis B. Cain
Black Cat
Topsy Hosiery
Acron
R. & G. Corsels
Monarch
Cluet
Selz
Irving Drew
Heldman-Heldman & Co
Ettlinger & Co
Clothing Boys
Grundy & Mclatire
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