Valley Hill rural notes recount visits and trades around Maud
Mrs. Ora Crume and Mrs. Eliza Mitchell visit relatives in the Maud area. Several locals travel to Springfield and Litsey. Moran family activity includes selling horses and a mare for 110 dollars and a boom in timber work as Royalty moves a saw mill. Deaths of four male infants puzzle family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Crume
Maud
Eliza Mitchell
Hardesty
J. B. Williams
Mr. Hardesty
Louisville
Wilkerson
W. F. Moran
Miranda Tucken
Springfield
Willie Moran
Ben Jones
Science Hall
Carl Perkins
Willisburg
Montgomery Reed
Jas. E. Goatley
Hughey Goatley
Messrs
Chas. Lewis
Elbridge Pinkston
Litsey
Jas. Moran
Gilbert Donahoe
Frank O’ Neal
Jas
Moran, Jr
Vearl Goatley
Walter Goatley
Eric Grundy
Sam and
Thomas Montgomery
Fredericktown
Nannie Pinkston
Lucien Pinkston
J. E. Goatley
Thomas Virgin
Edward Goatley
Ed Jones
Near
Springsfield
J. S. Moran
Hark Shehan
Booker
S. E. Piles
M. Reed
Patsy Briggs
Jack Shehan
Bloomfield
W. E. Brown
Turner Verringer
Tatum & Brown
Ben Piles
Lee Willett
Tatum & Embry
A. B. Walker
Douglas Royalty
J. D. Shehan
J. L. Moran
Prathers Creek Community Notes from Local Letter
Mr and Mrs Virgil Milton and their child arrive from Illinois and plan to settle at Prathers Creek. Tobacco beds have mostly been burned and sown in the past ten days. In Mackville Baptist Sunday School 228 pupils attended last Sunday, averaging 150 in winter, with over 200 enrolled and about 50 dollars in treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Milton
Illinois
Baptist Sunday School
Mackville
Wells Perkins Firm Buys Half Interest in Dry Goods Store
Willisburg notes report W T Wells and Brother selling half interest in their dry goods shop to Ed Perkins, forming Wells and Perkins. they plan a large spring and summer stock in Louisville, while various local residents and visitors are noted, including Miss Maud Inman and Mr Less Settles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Wells & Bro
Ed Perkins
Wells & Perkins
Louisville
Grubbs
Christian Church
Less Settles
Valeria
Jennie Goodlett
W. B. Shirley
James Brown
Lizzie McMillin
Charlie Mellvoy
Maud
Mary
Public Farm Sale Near Springfield and Durham Farm
After selling the Durham farm the owner will auction stock, farming tools, and household goods. Items include an 18 year old mare in foal, a milch cow, a brood sow, 40 ewes, a work mule, 100 bushels of corn, hay, and tools like a disc barrow and Brown cultivator. Terms: cash under $10, credit ten months at 6 percent. Sale location is miles from Texas and Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Springfield
Deep Creek News Notes Weather Flood and Garden Hints
Heavy rain last Tuesday caused washes and blocked creeks hindering mail delivery. Local reports of bizarre twin ewe lambs with four ears. Ongoing illnesses. Mrs Mamie Bottoms and Mrs Lizzie Elliott among the household sick. News of friends Harvey Lawson and Fannie Bottom, with plans for return and health restoration. Neighbors James Pest improving. Mrs J H Elliott hosted Geo Elliott and J D Yankey families. Hot beds sowing underway and early garden hopes. Charlie White’s son Charlie C. listed as sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Dolderman
Mamie Bottoms
Lizzie Elliott
Harvey Lawson
Texas
Kentucky
Fannie Bottom
W. B. Carpenter
Reid and
Wallace
Jas. Lowe
Lowe
James Pest
J. H. Elliott
Golden Wedding Celebrated by Cambrons in Lebanon
Lebanon Enterprise reports Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Columbus Cambron celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at home on Spalding avenue with friends visiting Monday from two to six. The couple, born 1824 and 1835 respectively, married in 1859 in Baltimore, have no children, and were attended by relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Christopher Columbus Cambron
Spalding Avenue
Cambron
Imilax
Jennie Reno
Owensboro
W. W. Brown
Covington
Chas. C. Meinl
Nice
Washington County
Mary C. Wrinn
Marion County Couple Wed at Rush Branch Home
Miss Bessie Malone and Mr. J I L Cormney, a night policeman, were married at the bride’s stepfather Clay Evans home in Rush Branch yesterday at 1 pm in a small ceremony with family and friends. Vice versa, Saloma merchant W E Radcliff died in Louisville Wednesday after stomach cancer. funeral today at Saloma. he was 30 and survived by wife and two children. Robert Buckman, 45, died near Calvary after neuralgia stomach illness. funeral at Holy Mary church and burial at Calvary cemetery. he was survived by wife and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falcon
Bessie Malone
Rush Branch
J. IL. Cormney
Clay Evans
W. E. Radcliff
Saloma
Louisville
Robert Buckman
Calvary
Holy Mary Church
Calvary Cemetery
Obituary: David Withrow Dies at 70 in Riley
Mr David Withrow aged seventy died at his Riley residence from infirmities of old age on Wednesday night. Funeral services will be held today at Riley with interment in Edwards grave yard. He was a respected citizen and the brother in law of Mr J H Hancock of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Withrow
Riley
Edwards Graveyard
J. HB. Hancock
An Ode To Mud from the Danville Advocate
A verse praises mud in city streets with yellow brown and gray tones. It dwells on clinging mud from feet to pavement and slipping across crossings. The poem notes microbes in the dirt and calls for cleaner streets as summer dust returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville Advocate
Eleetie Bitters Promises Health Valor and Energy
A vintage health advert touts Eleetie Bitters as the world’s greatest health builder. It claims to purify and enrich blood, improve digestion and liver function, and invigorate body and mind. Price set at 50 cents with guarantee by Don & Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleetie Bitters
Don & Robertson
Subscribers Free Column Sell Your Stock Advertisements
Readers are urged to inform us when selling stock or farm products so the advertisement can be discontinued. Notices include land for sale or rent and other farm items at low cash rates, with references to locations and depots.
Local farm market offers poultry seed and livestock for sale
Local listings show J I Martin Rt 1 selling Rhode Island Red eggs and setting 15 for 1.50 to 2.50, 50 cents for 15 eggs. McElroy Springfield advertises Black Minorca eggs at 50 cents per setting. Cregor Rt 3 Lebanon Ky offers S C Island Reds and B P Rocks at 50 cents per 15. Kimball 3 seld offers White Plymouth rocks 15 for 1.00. weitere notices about mules horses and hay also included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. Martin
Rt. 1
Rhode Island
J. S. McElroy
Springfield
Cregor
Rt. 3
Lebanon
S. C. Island Reds
B. P. Rocks
A. C. Kimball
W. A. Clements
L. A. Burns
Elmer Yankey
J. L. Ball
Rt. 5
W. H. Leachman
Richard Riley
Mackville
Willisburg
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Sam Tucker
W. P. Merritt
Springs
Boone
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