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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1910
Page
5
9x12 Axminster rugs priced at 25 dollars each. 9x12 Velvet rugs also 25 dollars. 9x12 Tapestry rugs available at 20, 17.50, 15, and 12.50 dollars. Limited stock, clearances include multiple tapestry patterns. Shop early for best selection and savings.
Dr W V Stallard announces office closure to attend the Annual Convention of the Kentucky State Dental Association in Louisville for a three day postgraduate course in modern dentistry. He notes expected earnings from the trip may rival a year’s income. John C Thompson of Oakland California visits local friends and family. Dr Stallard and associates McElroy Campbell Moss travel to Louisville, as Elizabeth McLaughlin returns home from Lotus after a two week visit.
Personal notes from Bardstown and surrounding areas list residents returning home from Danville, job changes in Richmond and Louisville, court appearances, social visits, and travels among Miss Lisle, Miss McElroy, Rev. Saunders, and many others. Mentions include C. S. Hill at Lebanon, J. W. Lewis in Bardstown, and Miss Berths Haydon. also a note praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children.
Long list of local residents visiting friends and attending church events in Lone Jack and nearby Cross Roads. Mentions George Good, Lee Bigg, Sam Roe, Mary Roe, Bud Mathley, Chas Hall, Robert Smith swapping horses, J. M. Anderson guest of I. G. Stampn, S. T. Stamph and Sadie dining with J. O. Milton, Uncle Silas Montgomery ill, County Court attendees Carter Hall and Susie Mobley, Henry Hilton patent swing purchase, local businesses J. C. Milton grist mill Ben Haydon blacksmith, Almeda Holderman and Ben Holderman guests of Mary C. Taylor, birthday dinner at S. T. Stumphs with Malcolm Stumph, J. O. Milton, J. G. Stumph, T. H. Stumph. Event notes of plowing injury to writer. Others: Mrs Emona Riley visited Mrs Cathe Settle, Ham Pile visiting Repent family, Joe Goatley and John Coulter families.
Several residents attended County outside events with visits to Mrs. Paunie Huston in Boon and Mrs. Stolla Pile and Mrs. Adam Moore in Bloomfield. Joe Croak returned from Louisville while James Cull and son Pete fished at Salt River last Friday. A large crowd attended Minnie Mayfield's sale with everything reportedly sold well. Joe Goatley and Mrs. Joe Goatley were in Spinefield on business. Miss Mary Moore visited Mrs. Stella Pile. Joe Goatley suffered a painful injury.
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a cure for catarrh and related ailments. It describes a portable inhaler and liquid refill, stating relief within minutes and complete recovery with daily use, pricing the outfit at one dollar and guaranteeing results. It also notes availability through druggists and Leo Haydon Drug Co.
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