Death of Mrs Shewmaker in Springfield Kentucky
Mrs John B Shewmaker died March 4 1910 near Springfield Kentucky after pneumonia following a fever at her brother Joe Mattingly's funeral nine days earlier. Born May 6 1885 she married Nov 30 1904 leaving a four year old daughter and a bereaved husband. Funeral was held at Mackville Christian Church conducted by W A Wours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Shewmaker
Robert Mattingly
Springfield
Joe Mattingly
Hyatt
Minerva Rayborn
Church of Christ
Christian Church
Mackville
W. A. Wours
In Memory of Our Dearest Aunt Mrs Bell Pinkston
In loving remembrance we recall Mrs Bell Pinkston who died February 27 1910. She is gone but not forgotten. memories linger around her grave. The angels called her to the bright shore. We miss her deeply yet trust God’s care as Mattie and Lida Parish write this heartfelt tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Pinkston
Mattie and
Lida Parish
A Pleasant Physic Offered by Local Drug Co
A Pleasant Physic promises a gentle cathartic effect for liver and bowel relief. The Leo Haydon Drug Co offers a sample to try the remedy and showcases its claimed benefits and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Leo Haydon Drug Co
Miss Rose Rice Visits New Market Kin In Texas News
Miss Rose Rice and her grandfather from New Market spent Thursday and Friday with her parents. The infant child of Prof. and Mrs. C. O. Durham died Sunday afternoon and was laid to rest in Bethlehem cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. John Peterson returned home after a week with Mrs. C. A. Jensor in Louisville. Mrs. Peterson bought spring millinery. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Arnold were in Harrodsburg Monday. Sick list includes Mrs. C. F. Cocanougher and children, P. C. Peterson, Misses Bertha Hays and Nancy Cocanougher. Wishing all a speedy recovery. Mr. W. T. Head is building a new store. Mrs. Bertha Turner and children of Mackville are guests of Mrs. W. C. Rowe. Peterson Rice & Co. are building ten storefronts and will display spring goods when finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Rice
New Market
Durham
Bethelhem
John Peterson
C. A. Jensor
Louisville
Peterson
R. L. Arnold
Harrodsburg
C. F
Cocanougher
P. C. Peterson
Bertha Hays
Nancy_ Cocanougher
W. T. Head
Bertha Turner J
Mackville
Sam T. Spalding
Lebanon
Harve Hatchett
Tathai Springs
A. Y. Hatchett
G. C. Cromer
Foundlings
Peterson Rice & Co
Double Charge of Buckshot in Danville Killing
Marcus Jennings, a 42 year old farmer, killed George McCoy, a Black man, with two buckshots on the Bryantsville porch at 11 today. Jennings claimed past abuse by Black men drove him to vengeance. he had earlier shot John Mukes, who died later with gunshot wounds. Sheriff Robertson arrested Jennings and jailed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Marcus Jennings
George McCoy
Bryantsville
William Dickerson
Jennings
Tace
John Mukes
Mukes
Robertson
Pleasant Grove Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr George Holeten and Miss Mayme Donnely visited Miss Louise OConnor Sunday. Miss Eleanor Reed spent last week with Miss Harvey Vanarsdale. Judge James Noe and family were guests of Mr S A Vanarsdale. Mr Walter Jeffries of Louisville visits family of Mr A L Litsey. Miss Sue Edgerton spent last week with the Misses Thompson of Springfield. Miss Francis Litsey visits her sister Mrs James Claybrooke. Mr and Mrs D R Litsey and son spent weekend with Judge B B Litsey. Mr James Claybrooke purchased a fine pair of mules from Thompson Bros. Mr N P Thompson visited his mother in Springfield. Mr and Mrs W A Thompson and son spent Friday in Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Holeten
Mayme Donnely
Louise O’connor
Elenor Reed
Harvey Vanarsdale
James Noe
S. A. Vanarsdale
Walter Jeffries
Louisville
A. L Litsey
Sue¢Edgerton
Thompson
Springfield
Francis Litsey
James Claybrooke
Perryville Farm Sale and Move Rumors Near March 12
S. R. Gray sold his farm to Dave May of the Fork at 95 dollars per acre. A large sale is planned for March 12. Lillie Cocanougher left for Riley to serve as governess for W. H. Glasscock. H. C. Mullins visited Lebanon and Springfield on business. Thomas Riley returned to Minnesota after visiting relatives Tom Bolling and wife. Rev. B. F. Adkins resigned from the Baptist church. W. A. Bricken to sell household goods Saturday before moving to Texas. family to reside in the Lone Star State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. Gray
Dave May
The
Fork
Lillie Cocanougher
Rileys
W. H. Glasscock
H.C. Mullins
Lebanon
Springfield
Mandy
Thomas Henry Riley
Minnesota
Tom Bolling
B. F. Adkins
Baptist Church
Cedar Creek
Mount Washington
W. A. Bricken
Bricken
Texas
Texas To Reside. We Regret Very Much To Lose Mr. Bricken
Chamberlin's Salve Eases Severe Skin Itch Now
For diseases of the skin including eczema and tetter, intense itching disturbs sleep and daily life. Quick relief comes from applying Chamberlin's Salve which allays itching and smarting almost instantly. Many cases have been cured and it is available for sale by The Leo Haydon.
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Chamberlin
Leo Haydon
Local notes from Springfield and surrounding towns
Personal notes list residents and visitors across Kentucky, Indiana, and nearby states. Individuals including Mayes, Joe Polin, J W Sanders, Logan Bosley, Bob Bland, S A Russell, C A Greene, G D Duncan, Chris Hertlein, Mrs W E Leachman, Susie Penn, Mrs John Craycroft, Thomas Edelen, Mrs Mary Phillips, Sallie Thacker, S B Thompson, J W Stem, Abram Sydnor, Turner Howard, Allison Graves, H A Walker, M Sturgeon, Waddell, B D Lake, H Moss, Mrs Louis Rogers, and others are described as traveling, visiting, or hosting events related to tobacco markets, social visits, and family occasions in Louisville, Cincinnati, Hopkinsville, Lebanon, Danville, and Meade County. The Walton Hotel hosted a tobacco men’s supper. Miss Minnie McClellan studied spring millinery in Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Thompson
Walton Hotel
Messrs
J. W. Stem
Fred Stem
Abram Sydnor
Darlington N. C
Turner Howard
Danville
Allison Graves
H. A. Walker
Stout
Louisville
M. Sturgeon
Lake City
Mr. Waddell
Virginia
B. D. Lake
H. Moss
H. B. Waters
Kentucky
Louis Rogers
F Naomi
Parisian Sage Hair Restorer Now Sold in Springfield
Ladies, Why Not Preserve Your Youth and Beauty with Parisian Sage. The quick acting hair restorer is now for sale at Haydon Drug Co in Springfield with a 50 cent bottle price and a rigid guarantee. It claims to cure dandruff in two weeks by killing the dandruff germ, stop hair loss, ease itching, soften and enrich the hair, and is described as safe, non greasy, and pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Haydon Drug Co
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Citizens Life Insurance Company
W. H. Gregory
Louisville, KY
G.D. Robertson & CO
Adrian
Chatanooga
Syracuse
Pleasant Grove
Perryville
W. V. Stallard
D. D. S. Springfield
Taranti
McElroy && Shader
Coeoe
Robi. Mayes
Kentucky University
Joe Polin
Dist. Democratic Committee
W. J. Stem
South Carolina
J. W. Sanders
Stanford
Logan Bosley
Bob Bland
S. A. Russell Sr
S. A. Russell Jr
J. W. S. Clements
C. A. Greene
Lotus
B. F. Simms
H. M. Grundy
Cincinnati
Conrad Hertlein
G. D. Duncan
Chris Hertlein
W. E. Leachman
Susie Penn
John T. Craycroft
R. C. Craycroft
Thomas Edelen
Carrie Ede
Mary Phillips
Sallie Thacker
Sadie
Hopkinsville
Margaret Brown
Sarah Bower
F. C. Peters
Minnie McClellan
C. W. Hagan
8. J. Smock
Glasgow
Nannie Tompson
Kate Mayes
Flora Mudd
Ed Mudd
New Haven
Messrs. James and
Frank Homesery
Montgomery
Meade County
O. D. Hatchett
Mrs. W. W. Hatchett
A. R. Shultz
Parks & Simms
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