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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1906
Page
5
In a brief note a buyer mentions wanting to see the property with Mrs Williams before completing the purchase. The line suggests a preliminary viewing arranged to assess the item prior to final decision.
Mooresville and Harrodsburg buyers purchase fine horses and goods from local traders. Notices include drugstore patent cures, roofing paints, and shoe sales. A child’s death is reported along with funeral details. Community events feature Chautaqua programs and temperance speeches by Anti-Saloon League figures.
Mr Carlisle Clelland of Middl eboro married Miss Lizzie May Gregory of Monsant Grove in a 4 pm ceremony at the Presbyterian church. The couple, praised for beauty and promise, hosted a reception at Mrs Lucien Gregory's home with a large gathering of friends and family before departing for Middlesboro.
Brooksville residents attended a Willisburg show on Saturday and temperance talks at Willishure on Sunday. Eliza Noel visits friends in Anderson county. Rain eases across the area. Sammie Crook and Lena Gibbs visit Milton Hobbs family. Purdom Pinkston visited Texas neighborhood. A Jonas Anderson party drew attendees Thursday night. Harrodsburg’s dry move last Friday brings local interest.
Personal notes list residents and visitors with malarial fever illnesses and recoveries. Many define travel to Louisville and Bardstown for visits, school, or business, along with several minor health updates and upcoming or recent reunions among families and neighbors.
Uncalled letters include Miss Louise Haydon who returned home for week after visiting her aunt. Names listed: H Robertson Bardstown Arcade Hotel Earnest Croutie Mrs Sallie Hagan Frank Losson Will Luree Emmer Nors Joseph Moors Bud Rogers Ann Walker and others. Postmaster Craycroft of Chicago visits local families G. C. Wharton W. D. Me Elroy. Josie Lee and Lydia McElroy spent a day in Louisville. Will Platt, former resident of Washington county now in Mt. Washington Mo, visits home-comers.
Jenson ton readers report on tobacco quitting and improved health for Mr John Staten. Visitors include Trumph Harmon and wife of Aliceton and R L Cocanougher of Deep in Greek with Casey Arnold of Boyle County. J L Harmon traveled to Lebanon for business. Miss Josie Coyle of Springfield visited her sister Mrs Obe Pope. George Cocanougher’s son and J W Isham were hosts for a Sunday visit. Beech Grove Sunday school well attended and a flying trip by Moasra, Hooker and Dave Key. Beech Grove holds Friday prayer meetings weekly, with Rev H P Hatchet to preach there the first Sunday in July and deliver a memorial sermon for Rev Davy Bruner.
A historic note claims a severe cold can be broken in one or two days with prompt action. Early symptoms include a dry loud cough a profuse watery nasal discharge and a thin white coating on the tongue. It promotes Chamberlin’s cough remedy to be taken hourly at first signs to counteract the cold and restore the system, with available sales at local outlets.
W L Ruwix of Bells Tennessee suffered twenty years from nasal trouble marked by swelling and soreness. He reports applying Bucklen’s Arnica Salve to the sore area, which relieved the swelling and soreness and did not return. Available for 25 cents at J Haydon druggist.
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