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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1907
Page
5
Springfield Kentucky dentist Dr. J M Burton offers teeth extraction crown work and first class dental services. Office located in Hagen Block. ad copy repeats.
A mixed local notices page announces a lost black and white spotted setter with a reward, rental listings for a blacksmith shop in Springfield, and a range of ads for creamery butter milk delivery, tobacco tenant wanted, implement shop opening plans in Valley Hill, and office hours for Dr. Mudd. It also notes a Mackville two story business house for sale, poultry breeding ads, and farms for sale via Harrodsburg agency with local solicitors Mr. Tapp and Armstrong connected to publishers.
Happy Hollow locals report visits and gatherings across the week. Families such as Kays Armstrong and Shields hosted relatives in Antioch Springfield Willisburg and Pleasant Grove with several noting illness and travel. Notable items include John Thomas losing sheep, Lizzie Logsdon and Flossie Armstrong listed among attendees and misses bellwether illness.
A fragment reports a box of Dr Life Pills found near Haydon and the drug store after a night loss at 9 30 p m Yesterday. The note mentions malaria and a headache as motives for seeking the remedy and hints at a guaranteed relief claim.
The Willisburg sale at Wells and Bro. boosted spirits with top bids of 125.50 for a work mare and 80 for a fourteen year old mare. A busy week includes Miss Lora Yancy visiting near Maud, Mrs. W. B. Yeager hosting, and Mrs. Phoebie Harlow shopping in Louisville for spring millinery. Local trips go to Lawrenceburg and Monterey, while Davis Noel and Artie Sutton wed quietly at Rev. J. A. Sims’s home. The town notes street lights perform well and mourns the infant death of Willard Hyatt, with condolences to Mr. and Mrs. Miller Birch.
Locust Grove residents report a busy week with visits from J S Leachman and family to Decatur Dragoo and others. Miss Bertha Baker travels to Anchorage. Mt Zion guests of Mrs Will Merritt. Edgerton and Litsey social calls. Ed Birch summoned to Louisville for brother’s illness. several attend Louisville exposition. Henry Reed ill. Beasie Birch and Lizzie MacClelland noted among the sick. Springfield shopping trips. community encouraged to visit for news.
Personal notices list several residents visiting relatives in Mayesville and Bardstown and traveling to Louisville Cincinnati Lebanon Campbellsville and Springfield Mo. Mentions include J C Shader in Louisville Willie Knott buying spring goods Mina Nannie Rapier visiting Nell Greene and Miss Annie Mayes returning from Campbellsville.
Announcement of hat shop reopening with ready to wear and street hats on sale. The business lists a new location in the Searcy Building near the First National Bank and adjacent to W. T. Leachman’s Gents’ Furnishing Store. Drift to seasonal trimming services noted.
Mr Ray Wakefield of Wakefield Station visited on business. Alex Montgomery returns home to Meade county after his mother Mrs Harriett Montgomery’s death. Marion and Mine Della Carpenter spent time in Mackville with cousin Robert Boles. Hon W v Claybrooke and David Litsey take a South trip. Emma and Mattie Adams of Harrodsburg and Maud Newbolt of Bradfordsville visit Mrs M Adams. Mr and Mrs Dickerson of Bloomfield move here. Dickerson becomes telephone manager. E D McElroy of Kansas City arrives to visit his parents first time in eight years. Hardesty of Lebanon visited Sunday. W H Yaney and children of Midway visit Mrs Lucy Sale. Willie Vandyke recovers from measles. Payton Briggs and wife visit Mr W S Goodlett and family. Edgar Gray and Ida visit uncle B Sutherland. T J Trent in Springfield on business. Hardesty and wife and relatives near Willisburg visit. Ira and Harry Parish, Richard Snider and wife visit Mollie Williams. Walter Lewis and wife visit friends near Mooreville. Clifton Kidwell’s family welcomes a fine boy. S Cheser delivered tobacco to A S of E last Tuesday and was pleased with the price.
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