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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1908
Page
5
Springfield Kentucky ad notes dental services in the Hagon Block upstairs with emphasis on prioritizing dental work and customer service.
A collage of small items includes for sale notices a runabout and harness by J.8. Claybrooke and multiple harness offers from G. W. Lyon. Special services at St Rose with Misses Mary Haydon and Mayme Knott, a marriage at the clerk’s office, a Court Day dinner planned by Maud Christian church in Springfield, and notes from the Washington county Fiscal court’s adjournment. Also prize offers by M. H. Jones for eggs in Willisburg, a freak lightning tree event at H. S. Litsey’s farm, and a notice from W. D. Claybrooke assignee of J. D. Peterson about claims and payments. The Sun and Courier-Journal subscription listed.
Dr W V Stallard Dentist advertises in Springfield Kentucky with location over McElroy and Shader's Grocery. Teet h extracted without pain or danger. No charge when plates are wanted. Phone 72.
The Catholic church ladies announce an Ice Cream and Strawberry Supper in the Opera House room on Saturday May 16. Everyone is invited. Also, books and notes of Drs. Roberts and Hyatt are out for collection. please call to settle promptly. W. E. SeIecman.
Hillsboro notes bad weather but hopes for relief in days ahead as farmers lag. The Sun is read weekly with interest in W. J. Bryan. Albert Hines and J. W. Settles visited Springfield on business. Community plans a convention and raises funds to fence the graveyard, with Mr. J. H. Settles leading.
Snow and frost damage fruit and potatoes in Sycamore Valley. Mrs. B P Prather with her father N H Morgan at Nel county. E L Parrish and family visited Richard Bishop. Lee Settles bought a horse for 125 dollars. Solomon Kays sold a horse to his brother for 110 dollars. Maud Inman visited J D Sutherland. Sarah Shields returns from Maud visit. Hillsboro Sunday School organized and progressing. Clifton Thomas returns from Taylorsville. Will Bowles and J D Sutherland guests in Mackville. Elvin Settles visited W C Dudgeon. 4 B Jenkins and wife with J M Shields. M Keeling family with Brooksville. G Noel and son Boman with B H McIlvoy and R Sails and son Rodman in town on business. Coleman Settles visited Polin.
All persons indebted to the estate of J M Burton deceased are urged to call at the Peoples Deposit Bank and settle their accounts. To settle the estate immediately, all persons holding claims against the estate should present them properly proven. BooLware, Executor J M Burton, deceased.
Personal notes list visits and travels across Bardstown Louisville Lebanon and Lexington. Mentions Mr Palmer McElroy C L Price Miss Mabel Price Miss Anna Simms aunt Mrs Edelen Rev W H Williams Wanda Campbell Bessie Roberts Wilhelmenia Hertlein Pearl Goatley and others.
Leon Allen Proprietor and others are listed with travels and visits. People appearing include J L Wharton relatives in Lexington, Lucy Brown from Louisville, Rod Wharton from Louisville, Hugh Noe family in Harrodsburg, Jennie Adams in Harrodsburg, Derby attendees in Louisville, Mike Lanham ill at O Bryan home, J H Hayes of Louisville visiting Edelen family, Foster Baird in town, Sam Anderson and family in Lebanon, Katie Cain to Louisville May Festival, W D McElroy family in Louisville, Roy Fenwick from Corbin, Louis Kelly returning from Owensboro, Rogers in Louisville, Althaire Medley for Wathen Abell wedding, Joe Connor from Fredericktown, Williams in Hot Springs for Southern Baptist, John L Offutt in Bloomfield, Katie Williams in Louisville, Lillie Simms studying in Louisville then employed by Schultz & Riedel, Convention attendees Colvin, Lewis, G W Wharton, WA Waters, Walter Hume to Elizabethtown and Louisville today.
Allen's Ice Cream Parlor advertises the best ice cream refreshing soft drinks and the market's finest candies and fruits. The copy emphasizes quality and variety at a neighborhood shop.
All persons indebted to us are urged to settle at once as books will be placed in an Attorney's hands about May 4. Respectfully, Shultz & McElroy.
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