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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1907
Page
5
Dr J J McBurton, dentist in Springfield Kentucky, advertises teeth extraction without pain and crown work as a specialty. All dental work strictly first class, office upstairs in Hagen Block.
Local business notes announce cash for produce in Mackville and a new electric lighting plan in Springfield. Ads promote eggs from Miss Sue A Duncan in Springfield, farm listings, a two story Mackville property, and 40 day house wiring at cost by Springfield Water and Electric Light Company. Union services at the Christian church welcome the new pastor Mr Bare.
Mr W T Wells returns home after a week's illness. Willisburg visits and shopping recur among residents including J A Coulter and Eva Inman. Music lessons pursued by Eva Inman Mollie Sutherland Effie Coulter under Mrs Harry Riley of Mackville. Visits continue between Springfield Willisburg Fairview and neighboring homes. J H Settles buys a wagon from Thomas B Baker for 35 dollars.
A large Springfield crowd enjoyed the Sax ton Glee Club concert at the Opera House last Friday. Miss Ray, the instructor, earns high praise for guiding polished mardin and guitar players. Parker Medley won the vocal contest with strong performances by Leo Simms and Harry Shultz, and Miss Haydon with Miss McChord and others highlighted the program.
Mrs Arvin and grandmother near Campbellyville visit daughter Mrs J W Campbell. Mr Tom Haye ill with measles. Mr Tom Peterson and wife visited his parents at Simmstown. Rev R L Purdom and wife at Penick to see daughter Mrs Hubert Kimberlain. Rev Walker of Mackville preached here Saturday night. Mrs dda Walston and Stella of Rileys visit sister Mrs F J Purdem. Mr John Claybrooke left for Scottsboro Alabama to make his future home. Mr Frank Hardin attended Beechland school event. J Prof Gibson returned to Wilmore. Mr James Arnold and wife visited his parents at Mackville. Mr Jno Peterson is in Louisville this week. American Society of Equity meets at night May 17 with several outside speakers. Ladies and children invited to attend. Subscribe for The Sun, $1.00 year.
Numerous residents and visitors are noted across towns including Louisville Bardstown Lebanon and Shelbyville. Individuals like Miss Laura McChord Miss Sue Ray Mr. Hugh Marshall and Dr. Richard Robards travel for visits business and family occasions while others relocate or plan new homes in Scottsboro Louisville and Fairfield.
Rev. J. A. Hogarty’s damage suit against J. H. Kearns for slander was dismissed in the Circuit court by mutual consent after Kearns filed a written disclaimer. Kearns stated he regretted any statements implying bribery or improper influence, disavowing intent to make such accusations against Hogarty.
Farmers report corn crop prospects poor due to recent cold. Measles widespread with Squire Mudd family affected. Mrs Abagill Ensor visiting Lebanon. Emma Ensor visiting Andersony aunt. New baby born to Emmet Kelly’s wife. Rev Father Pieters to sail for Europe this week.
Mrs. Arthur S. Strickland of Chattanooga Tenn says five years of kidney and liver trouble caused back pain and headaches. She suffered dyspepsia and severe constipation but was cured by Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets and has stayed well for six months. Sold by Red Cross Drug Store Springfield.
Over ten days I have had an immense trade on all kinds of hats and must order another large shipment for next Saturday. Come in and see them on display Saturday. Also carry a full line of baby goods and caps in stock.
Farmers see poultry raising as highly profitable with egg sales outperforming corn or wheat. Feed fowls regularly with Ré-11-44 to prevent diseases, boost health, and protect turkeys. If chickens fall ill, use small drops per chick and per fowl twice weekly. Money back guarantee referenced through druggist Me Haydon.
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