Local notes recap visits and travels around town
Mr Will Jenne, guest of Mr and Mrs J J Martin, has returned home. Miss May Curry resigns from Miss Willie Knott due to ill health. Mrs W E Leachman in Memphis at aunt’s bedside. Wallace Mudd recovering from typhoid at home. Miranda Tucker visiting Lebanon. T C Campbell in Louisville. Humble of Perryville and Bettie Deboe visit. John Polin and Frank Willett back in Louisville. Harry Shultz returns to St Marys. H M Grundy back from Martinsville Indiana. James Wharton of Indianapolis visiting parents. Mrs J C Shader and son Thomas with Miss Margaret Shader at Lebanon game. Howell McCawley and wife from Louisville visiting Medley family. H D Stiles leaves for Danville to settle. Ed Bellebaum back to Louisville from summer with brother L H Bellebaum. Miss Flaget Simms and Wathen Symms at Bardstown Junction visiting Richard Wathen. J Chas Greene of LaGrange comes to vote and visit parents. Mrs W F Moran hosts dinner for Thomas Reed and Benedlct Jones. Miss Blanche Bonta returns home near Mt Zion after visit. Vallas Pinkaton of Maple Hill in town. Ray Goodin of Lebanon in town to hear Gov Willson. Margie Bonta teaching at Hillsboro visits sister Mrs S H Bishop. Hugh Noe of Columbia visiting relatives for election. Clifford Cox of Ft Sheridan IL visiting Greensburg this week. Mrs Fannie Durham and Mrs Mattie Van Cleave visiting J R Durham. Dr W V Stallard with relatives in Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Leachman
Memphis
Tenn
Wallace Mudd
Miranda Tucker
Lebanon
Blanche Bonta
Mt. Zion
Vallas Pinkaton
Maple Hill
Ray Goodin
Gov. Willson
Variety of Local Social Notes From Nearby Towns
Multiple brief notices report residents visiting relatives and traveling between Chicago New Hope Fairfield Louisville and Lebanon including Mr Carl Hayford returning home from Chicago Mrs T J Miller visiting Dr W F Trusty and Miss Ella Hagan visiting her sister Mrs S C McGill Mrs E S Mayes Jr returning from Chicago Mrs Wakefield and daughter Roxie of Maud in town Mrs E L Taylor visiting from Louisville and A R Schultz attending a Lebanon football game Mrs W E Crume and Miss Pearl Connor visiting Mrs Kate Williams Miss Angela Mudd visiting Miss Lizzie Waters then Miss May McGill in Lebanon Miss Fannie Wall visiting Louisville Mrs E E Buster visiting Miss Hazel Morton Major and Mrs J L Wharton hosting in honor of Gov Willson Miss Zula Lear and niece Thelma Thompson traveling to Asheville for health reasons Miss J Martin hosting a Halloween party for Adeline and George Cox and Mr Will Jenne with decorations and prizes Miss Sue Ray taking editor job at Havana Daily Telegraph starting next week and joining the Winter Havana paper duties with potential salary rise. Sun endorses her success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Crume
Pearl Connor
Fredericktown
Kate Williams
Angela Mudd
Chicago, Ill
Lizzie Waters
May McGill
Lebanon
Fannie Wall
Louisville
E. £. Buster
Hazel Morton
Catlettsburg
J. L. Wharton
Gov. Willson
Sue Ray
Havana
Daily Telegraph
the Sun
In Memory of Dora Riley
Dora Riley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lynn Riley, died last Wednesday after a battle with consumption. Funeral services were led by Rev Hatchett and she rest in Willisburg cemetery. The Glen's Creek Baptist Church member leaves a sister Mrs Florence Oldham and brother Claude Riley, with many relatives and friends in mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Riley
Dora
Glen’s Creek
Florence Oldham
Claude Riley
Hatchett
Willisburg
Read the Other Fellow's Ad Propels Local Business Boost
A promotional note argues that running ads in these columns drives sales. It claims that competitors gain more customers because they advertise and invites the reader to test the theory by advertising as well.
Vanderbilt Cup Winner George Robertson Clinches Historic Victory
George Robertson in the American owned car won the Vanderbilt Cup at Long Island Motor Parkway in the fastest average time. He completed 258.06 miles in 4 hours 0 minutes and 48 seconds at 64.3 mph, beating Herbert Lytle in an Isotta by 1 minute 48 seconds after a late lap mishap. Robertson’s display included the day’s fastest lap and a remarkable recovery from a course excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Robertson
Mobile
Long Island Motor Parkway
Robertson
Herbert Lytle
Inan Isotta
Vrs Robertson
The Thanksgiving Table and its Floral Feast
A period voice guides readers to decorate the Thanksgiving table for visual appeal. It suggests centerpieces with poinsettia or maidenhair fern, plus fern sprays and a tiny houtowatere bud at each place. Living vines like akebia are praised, and the goal is a pure green and white effect that elevates dining beyond taste.
How to Make a Room Look Larger With Mirrors
Practical guidance on using mirrors to visually enlarge a room. Describe mounting a 5 by 2 foot mirror in a wooden frame, decorative plant arrangements to hide pots, and positioning to reflect window views or hallway. Includes anecdotal note that light, not true size, is increased, with example of placing a mirror above a sideboard to reflect window light.
All Dental Work Strictly First Lass Springfield Ky
Mike in Hagon Block up stairs. Local dental service advertised with emphasis on quick service and accessibility in Springfield Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mike
Hagon Block
Local News Notes and Notices
Lost items, rent ads, and small notices from Springfield area. A compressed air tank and pump, a gold closed-face watch engraved Frank Willett, a one-man cross-cut saw, and a cottage for rent near Springfield are listed. Also stock sale of Washington County Pair shares, a Halloween party proceeds for hymn books, and a big Lebanon auction report with light cattle activity amid dry conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Pleasant Grove
Frank Willett
Notice to Hunters Postings by Local Landowners
Landowners announce their lands are posted and hunting is forbidden. Violators will be cited to the fullest extent of the law. Names listed include H. P. Madd, Dee Riley, Hite Clements, Sam Phillips, J. J. Martin, W. G. Grundy, C. L. Grundy, T. A. Grundy, with request for additional names at a small fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodford Graves
H. P. Madd
Dee Riley
Hite Clements
Sam Phillips
J. J. Martin
W. G. Grundy
C. L. Grundy
T. A. Grundy
Notice to Tobacco Growers in Washington County
The Washington County Board of Control announces a 20 percent distribution on the amount advanced for the 1906 poolled tobacco crop. Holders of contracts must present them at designated Springfield banks or to Clerk C. W. Stallings to receive checks for the due amount. W. A. Clements, President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Board of Control
Springfield
C. W. Stallings
Board of Control
McElroy Couple Celebrate 57 Years of Marriage
Mr and Mrs Charles R McElroy mark their 57th wedding anniversary today with friends and relatives in attendance. They look forward to many more years of happiness and active living together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. McElroy
Sim Joung
Teachers Meeting at Creslville School House
Sub-district No 6 begins its association at Creslville School on November the Mth from 10 a m to p m. A well planned program awaits county teachers patrons and all interested in education. Hattie Blanford vice president invites all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creslville
Hattie Blanford
For Rent On East Main Street Residence Near House
A rental notice on East Main Street lists a single residence with six recently papered rooms. Water to kitchen included. Price ten dollars per month. For more details contact The Springfield Sun and Couries Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Main Street
Springfield Sun
Sun and Couries-Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Willie Knott
Will Jenne
Mrs
May Curry
Willie Knott
T. C. Campbell
Mr. Humble
Perryville
Bettie Deboe
John Polin
Harry Shultz
St. Marys
A. R. Shultz
H. M. Grundy
Martinsville, Ind
James Wharton
Indianapolis
J. C. Shader
Thomas
Margaret Shader
Howell McCawley
H. D. Stiles
Danville
Ed Bellebaum
L. H. Bellebaum
Flaget Simms
Mr. Wathen Symms
Bardstown Junction
Richard Wathen
J. Chas. Greene
LaGrange
W. F. Moran
Thomas Reed
Booker
Margie Bonta
Hillsboro
S.H. Bishop
Hugh Noe
Columbia
Clifford Cox
Ft. Sheridan
Ill
Greensburg
Fannie Durham
Mattie van Cleave
Campbellsville
W. V. Stallard
Fairfield
Carl Hayford
Chicago
J. T. Craycroft
T. J. Miller
New Hope
W. F. Trusty
Ella Hagan
S. C. McGill
E. S. Mayes, Jr
Zula Lear
Thelma Thompson
Asheville, N. C
Walter Thompson
J. Martin
Adeline
George Cox
Lill VanArsdale
Ellen Gregory
Dora Riley
Rez
Hart Schaffner & Marg
Hart,Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Cunningham, Duncan & Company
Kentucky
G. T. Burton
S. J. Smock
Davidson Avenue
Grinstead
Jones
J. L. Parpier
F. M. Campbell
Washington County
Teo, C. Campbell
Admr
Presbyterian Church
J. Y. Mayes
R. L. Parrott
S. M. Campbell
D. D. S. Springfield
Reni
Betts AM
Mark
Cis
McElroy & Shader
W. A. Clements
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