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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1907
Page
5
Dental advertisement noting first class work offered in Springfield Kentucky with office location in Hagon Block upstairs and contact details not provided.
Weather affects rink hours limiting skating to Friday nights in March. P M Howard of Lebanon sold two year old Duroc Jersey sows for 30 dollars each. Wanted a first class tenant to raise corn and tobacco. contact J Miller Willisburg KY. Creamery butter milk delivered at 10 cents per gallon. notify Robt Parrot or the creamery. Dr J C Mudd announces office hours 8-9 am and 1-2 pm. trunk and goods transfer available via Springfield Transfer Co. Farms for sale listed by W T Ewing Harrodsburg KY. ten acres for corn and four for tobacco with a good dwelling and outbuildings near Bethlehem Church on Springfield and Perryville Pike.
Classified notes report E A Cox offers discounts on pictures and frames. Richard Riley lists a blacksmith shop for rent in Springfield. A. L. Litsey suffered two broken ribs after being thrown from a buggy near Springfield but is recovering. A 200 pound Poland China sow strayed from W. E. Selecman’s farm, seen toward Sam Derringer’s. W. E. Selecman notes protracted Christian Church meeting led by Elder W. J. Cocke starting last Sunday with engaging sermons.
Locust Grove notes a sale attended by B B Leachman and Sterling Thompson. A Springfield crash injured A L Litsey and son Charlie, with Charlie unhurt and rib injuries to A L. James Coulter’s wife bedbound in Lebanon. Sterling Thompson welcomed a baby girl. Local households and visitors named include Mrs Emma Baker, Miss Bertha, Thomas Reed, Rose Litsey, and J S Leachman buying shoats for 26 dollars and Robert Thompson paying 115 dollars for a male from Edd Birch.
G W Mumphy and son Clifton visited in Louisville last week. Many residents are mentioned visiting kin, attending sales, and moving between Bardstown, Louisville, and surrounding towns. The community notes include sick lists, births, appointments missed due to weather, and local business activity in Purdom, Texas, and Owen County tobacco pooling updates.
report says Gilbert Carpenter and Bertha Tong eloped last night boarding a tram at Lebanon bound for Louisville where it is believed they wed. Tong girl is the daughter of J A Tong and is noted as unusually pretty. Carpenter is a known stock trader recently in the butcher business in Springfield.
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