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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1910
Page
4
Happy Hollow reports farmers busy setting tobacco during the past week. Luther Hirec and family with Mrs Nancy Scott visited John Crow's family. T W Sutherland is very ill. John Armstrong and family spent Sunday with the Ed Hanby family at this place.
Shields and wife spent Sunday afternoon with John Crow while Miss Hazel Parish and Leona Crow visited Miss Malle Shields. Everett Keeling stayed with Walter Hanby, and Hanby was in Springfield Saturday afternoon. Levers attended a Mackville meeting Sunday night. George Keeling and family visited Ed gar Settles family. Myrtle Armstrong spent Saturday with sister Mrs. Ed Hanby. Elmer and Doug Hanby visited Ernest Shields. The Misses Keeling and Messrs Keeling and Bishop visited Lee Settles Saturday night.
The medical profession classifies eczema as a germ disease and promotes Zemo as a home remedy that draws germs to the surface and destroys them The booklet from Zemo makers explains the treatment and cure for eczema blackheads pimples dandruff and scalp diseases supplied by Leo Haydon Drug Store with a brochure for readers.
Mrs. Alice Thompson and daughter Nanmie visited relatives last week while Misses Sue Anna Hays and Mary Hays Taylor returned home from Springfield. Rev. Hamilton of Louisville spent Sunday with A. L. Litsey. Mitt and McMackin Leachman visited Lebanon. Earl Whiteman of Mooresville visited Mr. King Whiteman. A large crowd attended the decoration service with Rev. H. S. Hudson giving an apt talk. Misses Mable Thompson and Jennie Leachman visited Mrs. Hugh Leachman. N. P. Thompson returned from Harrodsburg. Young men who stole two buggy whips from Pleasant Grove church last Sunday night will be compensated when they wear them out. Miss Ellen Gregory visiting in Harrodburg. Wash Fucker of Springfield purchased a three year old horse from Fred Vanarsdale for 190 dollars.
Farmers busy with tobacco crops. Archie Sweeney of Harrodsburg visited relatives in Mackville. Henry Graves and wife stayed with Mrs Maggie Raybourne. Mr and Mrs Willis Bottom and children visited Irwin Mayes. Mrs W L Yancey improves after illness. Maggie Turner visited Sallie Showmaker. Local decorations at Pleasant Grove. R R Isham and children with Ben Powell’s family. Wilksburg attendees at Christian church. Lloyd Walker and wife with Lee Riley at Fenwick. Eva Harmon of Lebanon visited D W Showmaker. Children’s Day at Christian church planned for first Sunday in June for Sunday School funds. Zooney Bess and children with Dave Yankey. Harvey Sweeney returned from Louisville to Mackville. Beulah Thompson returned from Louisville. Mrs Dillian Wilkerson visiting daughter Ed Lawrence. Lizzie Davis visited Beulah Turner. Ora Keightley spent weekend with Wood Hatchette in Harrodsburg.
Maud Sties and family of Danville spent weekend with Hustons. Miss Jose Shehan visited Springfield relatives. John Virgin and family stayed with Reed near Booker. Miss Bess Settle returned home after visiting sister Nancy in Bardstown. Mary Shehan and daughter Josie visited Mrs. Bodine in Bloomfield. Dixie Barlow of Springfield visiting relatives here. Ora Crume and son Dorchester in Bardstown. Clarence Settle spent days in Louisville. Andrew Kirsch and son Roy visited grandmother Eliza Moore. Sam Moore's mare nearly died from lockjaw last Friday. Mellvoy of Willisburg was in town Sunday. Willie Virgin and son Clellan in Bloomfield. Rev Moan and wife visited Mary Shehan. Maggie Montgomery returned to Bloomfield after weekend with Montgomery parents. Aunt Bet Troutman improving after illness. Mesara Troutman and Ham Showmaker visited Ham Shehan.
Springfield Kentucky office in Hazen Block upstairs offers dental services described as strictly first class with emphasis on quality care.
Local notes warn against removing items from public highways near C L Brady's farm. The ad section promotes Springfield Cleaning and Pressing and Mound City Paints. It lists farm sale prospects from $500 to $2,000, and Bardstown city property. Concludes with a civic message urging live, vigilant citizens to sustain town prosperity.
Mrs Williams announces the entire new stock of ready to wear and trimmed hats at half price and invites customers to come in and see. The Sun Office advertises a Hinzen and Rosen square piano for sale and piano details by Jos Barker, recently moved from here to near Fenwick, after a stroke. The Court House hosted a St Catherine's Academy ice cream and pecan supper raising about 75. Cakes and ices were praised by alumnae for serving.
Omen desiring beauty get wonderful help from Bacal. Eight Arnicajt eight pim skin erupts sores and boiler makes the skin soft and velvety. New foes on sore eyes cold sores. Ped hands. Best for burns scalds fever sores cuts bruises and piles. 25 cents. Haydon & rtson's.
In the fair grounds district a horse trainer offers to break horses for riding and driving. Prices are stated as reasonable and interested buyers are urged to call or visit the location to view the services.
A negro preacher seeks liberal offerings with a novel gimmick a movable donation box that rings a bell and fires a pistol to signal contributions after a sermon. The piece includes tangential ads praising Parisian Sage hair tonic promising growth and luster, with a dealer the Leo Haydon Drag Co. selling it nationwide.
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