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Newspaper

Springfield Sun

Location

Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1909

Page

5

Local Texas Folks Share News and Visits This Week

Texas news notes describe Mr West Perkins and sister visiting near Fenwick. Funeral for Mrs Henry Isham noted, with mention of consumption. Numerous social visits, school news, and movements include Miss Myrtle Cocanougher guest of relatives, families moving to Perryville, and prayer meetings at Bethlehem.

West Perkins W. T. Phillips Fenwick Lucy Holderman Nice Henry Isham Miss Taylor Isham Mattie Craine Long Run R.L. Arnold Perryville Stewart Myrtle Adkinson Dan West Springfield Maggie Arnold Morgan Arnold Boyle County Bessie Nancy Cocanougher Myrtle Cocanougher May Cocanougher John Peterson John Isham H. G. Peterson Beth Lehem Haines Spurlington R. L. Arnold Eimily Powers Ruth Claybrooke Hattie Arnold Prof. Colgin Ada Arnold Colvin Turner Bertha Turner Maree Henrietta Emma May W.C. Rowe Ladies Calvin Shewmaker Mackville H. Cocanougher Dick Féham Etta Woosley

Social of Fair View Residents Includes Many Guests

Fair View residents hosted gatherings at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Stevenson and Mr. Ed Yocum with several couples attending. Mollie Hines and George Moul attended Mt. Zion church, and Will Sweeney with two daughters visited James Truax. Mrs. Case Cutsinger is improving.

Cula Grigsby Hugh Grigsby Joe Bishop J. E. Stevenson Sanford Yocum Bay Ines Shea Ed Yocum Mollie Hines George Moul Mt. Zion Will Sweeney Chay Thos, Boggess Illinois James Truax Case Cutsinger

To Keep Light Dresses Clean By Magnesia

Magnesia powder or square cakes clean lace and delicate fabrics. Rub on the areas, store in a box or drawer for a day, then shake out. Used on party dresses to absorb dust, keeping them fresh and dainty and helps remove grease spots. From Woman's Home Companion June.

Chamberlains Liniment Promoted as Rheumatism Cure

An advertisement touts Chamberlains Liniment as a new effective treatment for chronic and muscular rheumatism and for relief from pain in acute inflammatory rheumatism. It claims quick relief for lame back and shoulder, stiff neck, sore muscles from exercise or injury, and notes sale by The Leo Haydon Drug Co.

Leo Haydon Drug Co

Personal notes from town visit and court day chatter

Local column records a string of visits and arrivals from Bardstown Mackville Lebanon and Bardstown residents with county court activity. Notables include John Shuck McElroy Jr J I Wimsatt and Clem Hill plus Hal Graham and R L Durham at county court. Several locals visit family seek positions and recover from illness in Garrard and Marion counties.

John B. Peter Chas. Camden Mackville Joe Phillips Lebanon R. C. Blanford Marion County Leader John R. Smith Bloomfield Clem Hill Hal Graham Greensburg Commonwealth

Memories and Rural Life in Hogwallow Kentuckian

A slice of Hogwallow Kentuckian pages offers local humor and notices. Items mention coffee debates, rural mail routes by air, fashion, porch confinement from a headache after fiddling, a preacher and an empty jug, social calls in Louisville and Crab Orchard, a five hundred party with prize roses, and a protracted meeting at Hog Ford shaping the community. Local events include visits, receptions, and humorous reflections on daily life and reliability of work and faith.

Tobe Mosely Dog Hill

Headache Remedy Promised By Dr King’s Pills

An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a quick relief for headaches appealing to both young girls and older women. It claims the pills purify blood, strengthen nerves, and boost health, selling for 25 cents at Haydon & Robertson’s.

Dr. King New Life Haydon & Robertson's

Locust Grove Social Notes Highlight Willisburg Visits

Mrs Ora Merritt and Dr Smock visit Danville trends. Miss Tiny Reed stays weeks with cousin Mrs Hyatt in Willisburg. Mrs A L Litsey spent Saturday with Mrs Julia Leachman. Cal Shewmaker returns from Texas visit with son Charlie. Bessie Birch in Willisburg Friday. Rev Haynes and Miss Mabel Thompson visit the Edgertons Thursday. Tom Baker with sister Mrs Jas Moran last week at Litsey. J B Leachman returns from Fairfield visit. Mitt Leachman stays with mother Friday night. Mrs W P Merritt returns from Louisville visit. Lillian Leachman guest of Willisburg friends Sunday and Monday.

Ora Merritt Dr. Smock Danville Tiny Reed Hyatt Willisburg A. L. Litsey Julia Leachman Cal Shewmaker Charlie Showmaker Texas Bessie Birch Rev. Haynes Mabel Thompson Edgerton Tom Baker Jas. Moran Litsey

Forced Into Exile. Wm Upchurch Relies on Remedy

Glen Oak resident Wm Upchurch believed a home remedy would cure a two year hoarseness. After six attempts he returned with death in mind, then used a product advertised as New Discovery and recovered. Claim mentions dispels hoarseness, cough and sore throat, with guarantees by Haydan and son.

Wm. Upchurch Glen Oak Axia Haydan & Gon

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