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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1910
Page
5
A letter from a warehouse operator announces a 125 by 70 foot loose leaf tobacco warehouse near the L&N depot in Springfield Kentucky. The writer pledges fair dealing, warns on grading color tobaccos, seeks growers aid to build a strong local market for the 1910 crop, and offers advice and protection of growers interests.
M H Jones and son Charles of Louisville prepare to open the turkey market. Sue Ray returns from Bardstown and Louisville. Mabel Williams returns from Lexington and Louisville. Curtis Hardesty of Eminence and John Thomas of Shelby visit Mr and Mrs P J Thomas. Fred Stein arrives for winter work at Springfield Loose Leaf Tobacco Warehouse. Kent Barber of Bardstown attends Delena Barber’s funeral. J W Clements of Louisville attends court. Sam T Spalding of Lebanon and S A Russell of Lebanon visit for court. D W Gaddie Republican congress candidate in town. Ike Miller visits. Maggie May Wycoff and Zula Lear visit Nannie Thompson. J R Pro, veteran Springfield journalist, promotes Diem & Wing Paper Co in Jeffersonville.
Brother Christopher of Massachusetts returns home after a visit to this region. Miss Minnie Clarkson Blanche Caross and Tavia Goodlett spent last Thursday night with Mrs Will Clements. A dance at Ben Cissel’s near St Rose was enjoyed by local youths. Blanchico of Holy Cross visits with her brother and sister Mrs Geo Clements and Eric Carrico. May Crouch spent a week at Brook Rudd’s. Dining with Mr and Mrs Bob Montgomery were Brother Christopher Edgar Linton Alice Brook Rudd and family Sam Montgomery of Fredericksburg. Kent Smith Laura Wheatley and Willie Irvine Toom of Thompsonville were in town. Minnie Clements visited Mrs Etta Clarkson Sunday. Ron Neale surveyed Skid Muddill’s farm. Clements is in Lexington on business. Perry D Marks of Cane Springs visited Wednesday. Dr Hyatt and Jamiy of Springfield spent Sunday with Mr Durrett. The party at Jas Morans last Thursday was well attended. Alice Linton and Tavia Goodlett visited Mrs Emma Morton in Springfield Saturday. Danie Rumor hints at an upcoming wedding.
Mr John Crow and family spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs Crow’s parents near Polin. Labe Coulter and family visited Mrs Coulter’s father J M Shields. Erastus Perking and family stayed with John Armstrong and family. Miss Malling and Ernest Stelds visited sister Mrs Luke Coulter. Ed Hanby and Myrtle Armstrong shopped in Poortown. Ira Nancy Scott and Effie Coulter stayed one night with Mrs John Crow. Eimer and Colon Hanby visited Ernest Shields. Hence Scott visited his daughter Mrs John W Crow. Myrtle spent Friday with Nortidter Mrs Henbye.
Mrs Alice Haydon returns home after visiting Springfield relatives. G W Fenwick and daughters Ada and Leila visit Miss Jennie Litsey while Regina Rudd spends a night with George. Miss Memnte enwepear and sister stay with Mrs G W Fenwick. Ella Papa and Pearl Saunders dine with Miss Hattie. Nellie Barker and children visit Margaret Brewer. Mr and Mrs Grant Stamph welcome a daughter. Ada and Leila Fenwick dine with Mrs Stanley Fenwick. Nellie Eden and Hattie visit relatives at Mackville. Maggie Hiatt visits Hattie Logsdon. The Fenwick family hosts guests and Misses Leila and Margie Fenwick with Miss Jattie Logsdon. Gertie Million returns from Cardwell. Mary Bell Masters visits Gertie Million. Thad Andersons family visited S G Logsdon. Sunday gathering at P Lanham's included Mr and Mrs Will Jeffries and the Lanham family. Stanley Fenwick and family spend afternoon with G W Fenwick. William Logsdon visits sister Alice Haydon. Bessie Coffee and Maggie Hiatt in Fenwick. Regina Rudd and Margie Fenwick spend night with Mattie Toon. School children suffer constipation. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets recommended for mild easy relief. Sold by all druggists.
Snowy early cold spell recedes soon with warmer weather ahead. Cattle sales by W H Elliott for two companies noted. Mrs Tishie Ile ill but able to be out again. Maggie Coyle visits grandfather in Boyle County. Martin Mashley seen near Harrodsburg with a fine horse. Jobo Best moves in with father R T Best at Long Run. Protracted meeting at Wesley Chapel attracts good attendance. Margie Elliott returns to Danville after weeks with daughter Amy Carpenter.
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