All Dental Work Strictly First Springfield Office Ad
All dental work strictly first offered at Springfield Kentucky in the Hagon Block upstairs.
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Springfield
Hagon Block
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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1909
Page
5
Local Notes Highlight Curry’s and Knott’s Spring Lines
Local notes advertise lamp and ceiling lines at Curry’s and Miss Willie Knott’s, plus Mrs Williams winter to spring millinery and a new tableware line. A baby girl was born March 12 to Mr and Mrs G B Cunningham. A Cameo belt pin lost in Springfield is sought. A Nalty announces Spalding Laundry agency. Bowling alley open Saturdays and County Court day. Rev A P Lyon presided at a Methodist quarterly meeting with Brother King.
Baker and Hennessy Buy Half Interest in Stone Wall Jack
Baker and Hennessy acquire a 50 percent stake in the Stone Wall jack once owned by the late J. E. Shelby. The jack is described as one of the county’s best in the mining stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker & Hennessy
Stone Wall
J. E. Shelby
Notice of sale and community notices from Kentucky paper
A collection of notices announces moving plans for Miss Wille Knorr to Glasgow KY and sale of household furniture horse and buggy and Main street house. Also announces bowling alley hours, court adjournment, a deal on a Jack horse with price of 1750, and a hardware business sale to Hatchett Anderson with requests to settle debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Main Street
Carriage Painting and Legal Notice for Cox Assignee
Notice to all claimants against E. C. Cox, assigned, to present proof and to those indebted to Cox to settle at once. L. A. Burns, Assignee. Phillip Schenk hired as expert carriage painter to reopen Casey shop on Main Street and offer up-to-date carriage and buggy painting. Kimball signs respectfully and solicits patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Cox
L. A. Burns
Phillip Schenk
Casey
Main Street
Schenk
A. C. Kimball
Springfield Runner Harry Shultz Heads to Louisville Meet
Springfield will be represented at the big indoor track and athletic meet at the Armory in Louisville on Saturday night. Harry Shultz, famed as a runner and jumper, is entered in the 80 yard dash and the high jump and will face some of the nation’s best athletes. He has a strong chance but must perform well to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Armory
Louisville
Harry Shultz
United States
Harry
Tobacco beds thrive as Mackville farmers prepare crops
Mackville farmers sow tobacco beds and plan ahead while attending a social at Kavanau Demaree's residence. Attendees include Alma Alford, Stanley Stratton, Retta Durr, Ells Foster, Hattie Wells, Lillie Foster, Archie Wells, Ruth Edwards, Ada Carn, Susie Graham, Viola Demaree, and Amanda and Lizzie Graham. Several transactions noted include Bernice Graham buying a five year old mare for 160 dollars and T D Graham selling two two year old heifers for 55 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kavanau Demaree
Alma Alford
Stanley Stratton
Retta Durr
Ells Foster
Hattie Wells
Lillie Foster
Archie Wells
Ruth Edwards
Ada Carn
Susie Graham
Viola Demaree
Amanda Graham
Lizzie Graham
Oscar Brown
Bernice Graham
Bennie Gritton
Bill Robinson
J Jim Springgate
Jane Durr
Thomas Gritten
Pulaski County
S. C. Robinson
Gritten
Harvey Drury
James
T. D. Graham
T. G. Dennis
Harrodsburg
Sam Ransdal
Mrt
Ward
Jack Robinson
Anna Springgate
Seaville
Bessie
Nora Bowen
Newt Ward
Mule shoe climbs into tree trunk puzzle for Mehlville
In Mehlville Missouri a mule shoe found embedded high in an elm trunk baffles farmers. William Becker the woodcutter split the tree eight inches across and uncovered the shoe sixteen feet above ground. Experts date the tree at least 70 years old. A newly formed Woodmen of the World lodge is named Good Luck Lodge in honor of the shoe. The Sun urges readers to subscribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Mehlville
William Becker
Becker
The
Woodmen of the World
Local Residents Visit Families in Springfield and Nearby Towns
A roundup of social visits and travel shows Mrs. Walter Leachman in Louisville, J B Stallard with Dr W V Stallard, Steve Noe from Lebanon, Hubert Claybrooke with relatives, Ethel Bush from Chaplin with Laura Shehan, and numerous trips to Louisville Cincinnati and Mackville. Several attend funerals for Leo Simms and others visit kin across Bardstown Lebanon Springfield and Meade.
Funeral notices and visits from distant relatives
The obituary items note Leo Simms and Leo, plus funeral attendance by Mrs Annie Lanham and W M Lanham in Louisville, and Wallace Mullican in Kansas City. Frederick Booker of Little Rock visits his grandfather W F Booker. G D Duncan travels to Cincinnati with Anna Kimball for Cunningham, Duncan & Co. The death of R H Mullican brings relatives Belle Wall, J B Beam, Mrs Kuhn, Frank Wall and others from Nashville and Bardstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Willett
Louisville
John Shuck McElroy, Jr
Central University
Leo Simms
R. H. Edelen, Jr
Bardstown
Leo, Simms
Isabel Medley
Nellie Simms
Nazareth
Bell
Springfield, Tenn
W. M. Hagan
Frederick Booker
Little Rock
Mr. W. F. Booker
G. D. Duncan
Cincinnati
Cunningham, Duncan & Co
Anna Kimball
Alex. Lewis Jenkins
R. H. Mullican
Annie Lanham
W. M
Damon Lanham
Wallace Mullican
Kansas City
Belle Wall
J. B. Beam
Bourbon
F. E. Kuhn
Nashville
Frank Wall
Frank Wall, Jr
Margie Wall
Pius Whelan
Robi. RoBarda
Hendersonville
N. C
Ladies Face Lotion Offer Promises Freckle Removal
An advertisement claims a mail order prescription for face whitening lotion that any druggist can fill. It promises lifelong effect and removal of freckles and blackheads for 50 cents with a guaranteed result.
Buggies and Farm Implement Sale at Casey Shop
Notice lists Kauffman Moyer Arnold and Enter prise buggies Mogul Wagons Disc Harrows Corn Planters Tobacco Setters and The American Field Fence in sizes from small No 7 wire top and bottom to 26 inch Hog Fener fence. Poultry fence priced at 40 per rod. A C Kimpaur in old Casey carriage shop on Mam Sx.
Death of Marion County Woman Ends Local Loss
Mrs Martha Jane Caho of Marion County dies last Wednesday leaving two daughters Mrs Lizzie Caho and Mrs Lula Ballard and son Mr James Caho. Remains laid to rest in Holy Cross cemetery beside her husband Friday morning. Community notices report visitors and local family updates from Gasburg Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Jane Caho
Marion County
Hilary Caho
Lizzie Caho
Lula Ballard
Louisville
James Caho
Holy Cross
Charles Miller
Bryant
Dom McClain
Dr. Wright
Ophelia Dowling
Joe
T. A. Johnson
Alma Hayes
Annie Wright
Frank Young
Leo Medley
Lela Mattingsy
C. S. Smock
Springfield
S. Smock
Millard Ball
Bushnell
Louis Young
Mary
Margaret
Lillie Young
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. W. Mercer
Mr. Carlton Guy
Opera House
Hell’s Neck
RED Cross
G. T. Burton
Curry’s
Williams
G. B. Cunningham
Finder
Willie Knott
Kentucky
L.A. Burns and
Elmer Yankey
Miss Willie Knott
Spalding Steam Laundry
RY A. Nalty
A. P. Lyon
Methodist Church
Loca
Brother King
Carry’s
Wille Knorr
Leachman & Campbell
Chrcmt
Joe Irvine & Co
Danville
Gibbs and
Hatchett & Anderson
SuuLtz & Riedel
the Sun
Jas. J. Graves
Mackville
Sun
Sun and Courier-Journal
Walter Leachman
J. B. Stallard
W. V. Stallard
Steve Noe
Lebanon
Hubert Claybrooke
Ethel Bush
Chaplin
Laura Shehan
H. P. McChord
W. T. McElroy
T. Scott Mayes
John W. Lewis
Greensburg
Lewis
Ann Lewis
W. F. Trusty
Wakefield
Houston
Maud
Messrs
Ben and
Wm. Medley
Owensboro
Lee Simms
Lee Haydon
J. A. Johnston
H. M. Grundy
Mary Lee Simms
John Mackin
Iowa
Mary Mackin
Margaret Hagan
Mrs. J. J. McCabe
Joe Wycoff
Susie Pope
Campbellsville
Jas. Bunnell
Alex
Montgomery
Meade, County
Bell Montgomery
Minerva Raybourn
B. D. Lake
Royle Norman
Kate Spalding
Katherine
John R. Smith
Bloomfield
A. C. McElroy
First National Bank
Frank Daugherty
May. Bodine
Everett
Buster
W. S. Gibba
Shelbyville
Ed Boblitt
R. C. Boblitt
Dudley Wells
Wallace Brown
Nelson County
Standard
John Polin
J. C. Duncan
Ed Duncan
Harlan Funk
Will Duncan
John Roberts
Lexington
C. T. Atkinson
Lucas Vs. Howell
Ben Simm
Parker Medley
the Pures
Ourrsa
Katie Hertiein
Bro
D. C
McElroy
Shadr
St. Mary's
Gasburg
Kentucky Star
Springfield Lumber Go
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