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Newspaper

Springfield Sun

Location

Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1908

Page

4

Willisburg Spring News Notes and Local Visits

Willisburg residents enjoy mild weather while preparing tobacco beds and planting. Mary Hughes called to aid her ailing sister in Louisville. E W Smith visits. Stapp Hughes returns from Shelbyville after visiting uncle Erastus Brown. Maggie Trent visits parents. Lizzie McMillen buys spring millinery in Indianapolis. T J Trent travels to Louisville for spring and summer goods. Mollie Settles of Hillsboro visits her mother Ferrer. W T Wells and wife attend funeral of aunt Mrs. McGaghn in Fairview. Phoebie Harlow returns from Louisville with spring millinery. Arch Birch and family attend sale of mother Mrs. Jane Birch. Fred Sutherland of Louisville visiting parents. Dr Mark Sutherland and Ed Sutherland of Harrodsburg visit father.

Mary Hughes Louisville E. W. Smith Stapp Hughes Erastus Brown Shelbyville Maggie Trent Lizzie McMillen Indianapolis Ind T. J. Trent Mollie Settles Hillsboro Ferrer W. T. Wells McGaghn Fairview Phoebie Harlow Arch Birch Jane Birch Fred Sutherland Mark Sutherland Ed Sutherland Harrodsburg

Deep Creek Notes on Gardens Death and Social News

The Deep Creek column notes several pleasant days for flower lovers who planted favorites. Farmers press plowing and grubbing to improve lands. Mourning surrounds Dr J M Burton’s untimely death though many recall his preparation for the hereafter. J H Elliott Jr and wife back from their honeymoon reside at his parents. A Tuesday prayer meeting led by J H Elliott Sr discussed the topic Grace. John Edwards chosen to read next Tuesday with subject yet unknown. Mrs Will Arnold and son Arthur visit Enido near town.

J. M. Burton J. H. Elliott, Jr J. H. Elliott Grace John Edwards Will Arnold Arthur Enido

Reception honors Mr and Mrs J H Elliott Jr

Mrs Ida Elliott notes a Saturday reception at the Elliott home honoring Mr and Mrs J H Elliott Jr with attendees including Mr and Mrs Adam Elliott Mr and Mrs Mark Young and Mr Newton Bradler all of Boyle county The Rural Free Delivery carrier is settling in well and residents enjoy walking to the new office box Mrs Carpenter and son Reed visited the Elliott parents last Saturday Sun paper arrived a day early and Mrs Carpenter and Reed spent the day with the Elliott family

Ida Elliott J. H. Elliott, Jr Adam Elliott Mark Young Newton Bradler Boyle County Reed J. H. Elliott

Washington Circuit Court Auction Notice near agkville Ky

Commissioner's sale by order of the Washington Circuit Court at 1 30 p m on Wednesday April 8 1908 the property near agkville Washington county Kentucky comprising 122 acres will be sold on credit of one two and three years buyers must give bonds with approved security and a lien retained on the land terms strict court official M G Leachman Master Commissioner and W C Clerk.

J. R. Harmon W. C. Harmon Washington Circuit Court Lpon Agkville Washington County John B. Litsev Jos Poe M. G. Leachman M. UC W.C. C

Little Naomi Fenwick Dies After Illness at Young Age

Obituary notes the death of Naoma Malvena Fenwick. born September 27, 1899, she passed March 17, 1708, after five days of appendicitis. Described as a sweet, generous child who loved nature, she leaves five sisters and five brothers, parents, relatives, and friends. The notice consoles mourners that she rests in Heaven with loved ones awaiting in the home above.

Earth Naoma Malvena G. W. Fenwick Naomi Nature Iod Jake

Dessert Menu Tease Sparks Sweet Debate

In a playful aside, diners plan a indulgent spread featuring crullers, chocolate cake, buns, strawberry tarts and ice cream. A companion then asks, What kind of pie, shall we have after, hinting at a lingering dessert discussion.

Windpipe Severed Case Stuns Harrodsburg Readers

Danville mail carrier George Tompkins lost his job for in subordination and, despondent, swallowed carbolic acid last Thursday to end his life. Physicians pumped the dose from his stomach within an hour, then he severed his windpipe with a razor and survived twenty four hours before dying. Local doctors call it a remarkable case of vitality in the region.

Harrodsburg Herald George Tompkins Danville

Ills and family news from Nelson county and vicinity

Mr Carl Duncan is very ill with pneumonia while Mr Pete Shehan remains on the sick list. Entertaining at a fish dinner were Mr and Mrs B F Settles and a number of local relatives and friends. Several residents traveled to Louisville and Springfield for family events and funerals. Obituaries note the deaths of Albert Shehan and Hines Humphry with mourners extending sympathy.

Carl Duncan R. M. Arnold Pete Shehan B. F. Settles Ed Nally Bardstown Lindsay Dodson Stringtown Sally Goatley Valley Hill Susan Stiles Jeff Settles Frances Louisville J. M. Montgomery Edd Pile Messrs Lewis George Kirsch Nelson County T. B. Flaugher Emmet Springfield Jennie Barlow Dixie Richard Boblitt Bessie Riedel Springfeld Albert Shehan Camp Ground Nellie Ruby Riedel Mary Shehan Kate Shewmaker Margaret Bell Williams Marye Andrews Clyde Goatley Tives Lancaster Harrodsburg Jim Moore Ham Shehan Hughes Brothers Hines Humphry Abe Earl Arnold Lexington

Poultry Raising Tips and Cure Advertisement

Seasonal poultry guidance promotes feeding fowls to prevent cholera roup gapes and limberneck with 3 to 5 drops three times daily for sick birds and three to four feed doses weekly as a preventive. Turkeys need smaller doses. Price sixty cents. Guaranteed by Haydon and Robertson druggists.

Limberneck Haydon & Robertson, Drugg Sts

Yearning Echoes From a Parley of Orator and Critic

A witty exchange unfolds as a young orator hopes his speeches stir aspiration. The relentless critic retorts that the yearning turns inward, revealing a longing to be at home and asleep rather than inspired to pursue better things.

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