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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1906
Page
5
Rare treat described as a rich brown salt rising loaf. The ad claims one piece leads to another and urges readers to buy the genuine Aunt Sally. Only Springfield offers this specific loaf.
Various notices from Springfield Kentucky including C Foley’s shop offers painting and carriage repair, a fire of stray sow on Lincoln Run Pike, a temperance meeting at the Opera House, lost leather hand bag with glasses and papers, chicken care product ad, bids invited for turnpike construction to Marion County, and several community notices about school picnic, estate settlement, and legal sales.
Voters are urged to jot a primary contest from each county by June 15 186. Those wishing to compete should write Secretary Thom M Cornelison Ban on Ky who will appoint a referee in each county if more than one contestant offers.
Joseph Cambron prominent Howards Town citizen died last Friday from consumption at age 52. He leaves a wife and several children. Funeral services were held at St Ann's Church last Sunday in Kentucky Standard coverage.
Grady and McIntire present a line aimed at stylish, comfortable dressing. The catalog highlights versatile fabrics and modern cuts suitable for daily wear and formal occasions.
Frederick town welcomes Father Peters on Tuesday. Campbell family and Don ald spent a few days in Louisville last week. Ethel McClanky of Bloomfield visits Miss Viola Brown. Mrs. Will McClure of High Grove visits her sister Mrs. Jim McClure. Will Seleeman in Louisville Sunday. Campbell and Thompson families visit Lebanon. Sadie Mays visiting Bloomfield friends. T Scott Mays in Louisville. James Bunkell and children of Lebanon visit mother here. H. P. McChord in Lebanon Sunday. Mrs. Kate Martin of Louisville visits Sherman Martin near town. Mrs. W. E. Seleeman and daughter Lucy visit E. Carl Lucey in Lebanon. Rod Neal in Louisville for a few days. Thom Level of Panama visits sister Mrs. Mat Mayes. Mrs. H. S. Towler and daughter Lillian return from Henderson. Althair Medley spends Monday in Louisville. Kimball Campbell Edelen and Leo Haydon in Louisville. Nancye Simms returns from Louisville for car treatment. Jack McChord, Daville student, attends Friday contest. Dr. M. W. Hyatt visits Bloomfield friends. Bob Roberts of South Carolina visits his brother here. Mrs. James Haydon of Bardstown visits daughter Mrs. Leo Haydon. Dr. Hamilton of Fredericktown and Dr. Yates of Kirksville attend the 14th lecture. Dr. W. W. Hyatt of Willisburg here on business. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Shader return to Louisville after a week here.
Mrs. Johnny Shewmaker improves after illness. Springfield guests visit Miss Maud Inman and Eva Inman. Local residents from Penwick Louisville Bardstown Lebanon Springfield and Lebanon attend church and events. Decoration Day May 28 planned. A dressmaker opening and boarding room offered. Church programs and a Children’s Day program listed with speakers and songs.
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