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Newspaper

Springfield Sun

Location

Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1905

Page

5

Local Notes On Obituary and Local Commerce

Mrs. Julia Key, 89, dies at Jensonton home from general debility. Hagan Bros. reports new Art Plates. Rev. Williams begins sermons on Paul’s Letter to the Philippians with next week’s topic Paul’s View of Life and Death. Joe Wakefield buys 16 hand mules for 275 dollars from McClure & Wells and sells a horse to Wharton & Tapp. Advertisements urge Try a pound of Special Roast coffee and praise Rhubarb for pie. Flower vases line offered at Hagan Bros. Canned beets promoted as as good as fresh.

Julia Key Jensonton Rev. Williams The Baptist Church Paul Joe Wakefield Wakefield Station Spencer County McClure & Wells Wharton & Tapp

Death of Mrs. Sallie VanArsdale in Harrodsburg

Mrs. Sallie VanArsdale died at her Harrodsburg home last Friday aged widow of Harvey VanArsdale. Former Mackville residents, she and her husband were well known in Springfield. She was sister in law to Sam VanArsdale, a Litsey miller. Mr. VanArsdale preceded her in death. She was a longtime Christian and leaves sorrow among Washington county friends.

Sallie VanArsdale Harvey VanArsdale Harrodsburg Mackville Springfield VanArsdale Samuel VanArsdale Litsey Washington County Charley Gibson Elias Foster Oliver San

New Pavements Ordered by City Council

At a Tuesday City Council meeting an order directs property owners to lay stone or brick walks from the Christian Church corner to Grundy Avenue and up Lebanon Street hill to residences, plus another from John Moore's alley to the creek. Work must begin within four months of notice. Pure maple sugar and syrup advertised at Hagan Bros. The Principal's Association of the Fourth Congressional district meets in Elizabethtown on April 21 and 2. Garden seeds available at Hagan Bros.

Christian Church Grundy Avenue Lebanon Street John Moore

People In Out of Town Gossip in Lebanon

Sunday visits fill Lebanon with social movement as residents and visitors travel from Louisville Bardstown and Lexington. Local officials and merchants are noted among the town's social ties with multiple neighbors and relatives seen in various outings.

Wood and Campbell Books to be Placed in Attorney Hands

Notice states the books of Wood and Campbell will be placed in the hands of an attorney the first of January. Settle at once to save cost. Wood & Campbell and Jno. C. Shader offer pure country sorghum and fruits. Last Monday an evening train was delayed seven hours due to a derailment of an extra freight at Deatsville. Canned goods advertised at Shader's.

Wood & Campbell Deatsville

CARDWELL REPORTS AND FARM NOTES

Raymond Leonard visited Dake Moore last Sunday while George Long spent Saturday with Henry Moore. Arthur Sanders bought a horse from Rome Brown. Miss Sallie Anne Pinkston improves. Farmers sowing tobacco beds and oats last week. John T. Lay sold tobacco at Springfield for 9 cents. Will Litteral is now able to be out again. George Long shipped tobacco to Louisville and received a fancy price.

Raymond Leonard Dake Moore George Long Henry Moore Arthur Sanders Rome Brown Sallie Anne Pinkston John T. Lay Springfield Litteral Louisville

Deaths At Cardwell and Local Notices

Death notices for George Royalty at his home near Wardsville on March 16 and two other local deaths, Mrs. Charley Gibson on March 15 and Mrs. Elias Foster on March 16, with survivors and funeral details. An advertisement touts Old Honesty coffee from Jno C Shader as sole agent alongside reference to hangings in Richmond, Virginia.

George Royalty Wardsville E. W. Summers Fairview Royalty Jno. C. Shader’s Jno

Marion Items and Local Notices

Falcon reports James M. Hourigan sold a 160 acre farm in Riley to R C Daniele for 7408 dollars. Alfred Wilson England Sr. died suddenly at his city home Thursday at 1 35 pm after months of ill health. Old Honesty coffee offered 17 to 35 cents per pound. Jno C Shader listed.

Falcon James M. Hourigan Riley R. C. Daniele Alfred Wilson England, Sr Jno. C. Shader

Storm Roils Southern California Fruit In Rail Siding

Storm disrupts transport in Southern California as hundreds of carloads of fruit rot on railroad sidetracks. An indictment charges Blaydes, a missing Big Four ticket agent, with embezzling 441.91 dollars.

California Blaydes Big Four

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Williams Kentucky Ite Lewis Oft Cate Amr Candler EE Poster Hagan Bros Mrs. VanArsdale Bob. Anderson H. G. Buckner Fannie H. Fogle N. Fry Nealie Hancock Eve Hardin Geo. L. Gibbs H. M. Warder W. A. Waters P. M Fourth Congressional District Elizabethtown Kurfees Wood & Wells Springfield, KY C. W. Hagan Walter Lebanon Walter Leachman Mrs. Leahy Hattie Blanford Alex St. Josephs Infirmary Jim Shultz Will Thompson Bert Robertson Hot Spring Ark Evan Hagan George Robertson Lucy Brown Florence Hamilton Frederickstown Messrs Toman Annie McChord Annie Kelly Fenwick Decatur Ill Shaker Robertson Friends C. C. McChord Lexington Jennie McCabe Bardstown Macken and Blanford Margaret Hagan J. B. RoBards I. H. Thurman Greensburg R. B. Creger Hubert Claybrooke Alabama Texas Will Orsborne Rineyville Chas. McIntire Gertrude Stoker Myrtle Price A. R. Shultz John R. Barber Willy Knott Dr. M. W Hyatt Sadie Mayes Taylorsville Miles Sanders Shepherdsville Margaret Spalding Fladget Simms Nazareth Margaret McChord Florence Hamilton Fredjecickatown J. L. Barber Minnie McClelland Cincinnati James I Eva Maud Jenetta McClelland G. D. Duncan Joe Frisbee American Tobacco Company Miranda Tucker Glenn C. Wood A. B. McCraw Morton's Gap, Ky F. B. Noe D. R. Litsey Ft. Thomas, Ky Homer Hughes Willisburg Rebecca McWhorter Isaac Curry Cornishville Charles Robertson Robert Bowles Eugine Martin Mamie Crane Perryville Gilbert Carpenter L. G. Crume H. B. Bald Louis Mudd F. F. Mudd Sam Nally Leo W. K. Robertson Far East Robertson M. H. Jones Chaplin R. B. Smith Clayvillage W. S. Maxwell Mary Logan Neale Lydia Clay McElroy Ben Hur Jno. C. Shatler Saturday Evening Post B. Shatler W. T. Gordon Christian Church In Shader’s Kentucky Live Stock Breeder’s Association Jno C.shader Jno.c Shuck Taryee Chas. McKenna McKenna Chief Grace Cooper’s Knox and Cox Canned Lie Reliable Globe Tailoring CO Corliss, Coon & Co W. T. Leachman Cardwell Richmond, Va E. D. Lake James J. Graves John Y Mayes Soecene F. T Cox & CO
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