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Newspaper

Springfield Sun

Location

Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1907

Page

5

W M Nally to Speak at Cardwell on First Saturday in April

W M Nally will address Cardwell on the first Saturday in April at 2 PM in support of the U S of E Found. Three keys and a beer opener mentioned. Call Sun office for details. Creamery butter milk delivery to Springfield homes at 10e per gallon. notify Robt Parrott or the creamery. Orrick Houxs Dr J C Mudd announces office hours 8 to 9:30 AM and 1 to 2 PM. he will be in office during these hours. Mr Sam Nally sold a two-year-old colt to Mr J R Beasley of Hartford for 825 dollars.

W. M. Nally Cardwell U. S. of E Springfield Orrick Houxs J. C. Mudd Tod Sam Nally Happy Bean J. R. Beasly Hardford S. M. Campbell A. 8. of E Washington County Lovelock Monde de

Pictures and frames at reduced prices by E A Cox

For rent Richard Riley, Springfield, offers a blacksmith shop and tools for rent in Springfield with affordable rental options.

E. A. Cox Richard Riley Springfield

Keep On Organizing Up-to-date Farming

A call for nationwide tobacco farmers to unite and refuse to sell to trusts. Leaders must have nerve and vision, with workers and independent firms joining to build factories and secure fair prices. Monitor leaders closely, support honest progress, and back those pushing ahead.

Local notes of visits and travel around Washington County

Short items record visits and travel of residents to and from Bloomfield, Adairville, Bardstown, Louisville, Lebanon, Hopkinsville, Lexington, Wilmore, and Washington county. People named include Miss Ola Barbee, Miss Katie Wakefield, Miss Roxie Wakefield, Miss Myrtle Price, Miss Catherine Russell, Miss Margaret Russell, Mr. J. C. Durrett, Mrs. Steve Thompson, Mrs. Allen, Dr. W. W. Ray, Mr. Lampton, Mrs. T. E. Hardesty, Miss Minnie McClelland, Mr. J. C. Shader, Miss Miranda Tucker, Mrs. Drye, Mr. Edd Able, Miss Kate Wharton, Mr. Dick Edelen, Mr. Lyman, Mrs. H. P. McChord, Phil McChord, Mr. Red Wharton, Mr. Robert Cleaver, Mr. FP. A. Ware, Miss Sue Ray, Miss Nannie Ray Thurman, Byron Crooke, Bennie Waters, Emma Ensor, Mrs. W. F. Grigsby. One note mentions Miss Nannie Ray Thurman’s serious pneumonia at the infirmary in Lebanon.

FP. A. Ware Lexihngton Ed McElroy Sue Ray Broomfield Nannie Ray Thurman Lebanon

Millinery Opening Says Hats On Sale Now

A local millinery announces an opening with ready to wear and street hats on sale. The note promises ongoing hat trimming services this season and invites customers to visit for fashionable headpieces.

Town folk tale through week of travel notices

Mr and Mrs R H Langford spent a few days with relatives in Louisville. Mrs Slaughter visited Paris Ky. Mrs M L Searcy and Miss Ethel, guests of her son, report he is settled and thriving. Miss Rebecca McElroy of Lebanon visits Mim ie H Thurman. Mr H M O Nan in Louisville on business. Mr Oscar Curry returns home improved after San Antonio stay. Mr and Mrs T Bene of Pineville here several days. J S Yankey spent time in Lexington. Mrs W E Leachman returns from Louisville visit. Mrs Weisen returns to Louisville after visiting Leachmans. Mrs Alice Thompson and Nat visit Jim in Indianapolis. Edd McElroy to Kansas City after visiting his parents. Miss Mamie Knott of Nazareth visits her mother near town. Miss Kate Mayes spent time in Louisville. Jim Hughes of Bloomfield spent Sunday with Dr and Mrs W W Ray. Misses Virginia Anshultz and Mary Moore of Bardstown spend Sunday here. John Grace, long absent, returns from Hendersonville and will resume duties as City Marshal Monday.

Steve Thompson Louisville Allen Lowe Jas. Hughes Will Anderson Bloomfield W. W. Ray James Lampton Kate Wharton Dick Edelen Bardstown Lyman M. L. Searcy Ethel Rebecca McElroy Lebanon Mimie H. Thurman H. M O'Nan W. E. Leachman Weisen Alice Thompson Nat Jim Indianapolis John Grace Rg Meats Hendersonville Searcy First National Bank W. T.C Leachman's Gents

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J. M. Burton Bagon Block Sun Office Sal Mackville J. Graves W. S. Goode Matt Truax Walnut Main Streets Rensolve Partnership Harrodsburg A. C. Kimball Wnte W. T. Ewing Electric Light and Water Company Springfield Water and Electric Light Company Grundy & McIntire Cherry Dreamland Ben Sam E. M. Russell J. C. Durrett Ola Barbee Adairville, Ky W. M. Croaker Katie Roxie Wakefield Maud Myrtle Price Catherine Margaret Russell Jack Beam T. E. Hardesty Minnie McClelland Lousville J. C. Shader Miranda Tucker Mrs. Drye Edd Able H. P. McChord Phil Hopkinsville W. G. McElroy Red Wharton Robert Cleaver Byron Crooke Texas Bennie Waters Emma Ensor W. F. Grigsby Wilmore A. L. Smith R. H. Langford Near Town Oscar Curry San Antonio Mrs. T. Bene Pineville J. S. Yankey Lexington Edd McElroy Kansas City A. C. McEbroy Mamie Knott Nazareth Kate Mayes Jim Hughes Virginia Anshultz Mary’ Moore Miss Willie Knott M. Born Fidence THE Robertson Claybrooke Co
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