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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1906
Page
5
Springfield Kentucky dental office advertises first class service in the Hagon Block upstairs offering complete care for residents seeking quality dentistry.
Weekly patterns and ready to wear items. Mrs Williams for sale Radiant Home heater used little. J L Allen house for rent near town four rooms six dollars monthly. W D and J S Claws Rooke for sale two good second hand writheys and one buggy cheap. Wharton and Tapp Salt Rising and Cream Bread daily. Hagan Bros stray black steer calf with tag in right ear reward for info. E B Mayes Jr notice to estate of H B Powell debt due by Jan 1 1907. Leachmans Furniture store odd pieces of china half value. W G Perkins stray red milk cow Oct 23 near Litsy Springfield Route 1 reward. G B Taylor picture framing. W T Ewing Harrodsburg Farms For Sale list. Toilet Set six fifty Leachmans Furniture.
Skating rink schedules for November 12 and 16 announced with regular Friday openings thereafter. Furniture and hardware ads promote sideboards 15 to 40 dollars and a 56 piece dinner set for 4.98 at Leachman’s. Estate and land listings include 164 acre Springfield area farm at 22 per acre and a 250 acre farm with two 40x60 barns offered by MCElroy Wharton. Lost glasses and a reward offer appear, plus a modiste visiting Colvin House to serve Washington county ladies.
Mr Sherman national organizer of the American Society of Equity will address farmers on county court day. All farmers are urged to attend as his address will be full of facts of interest to farmers. Mr Pollard state organizer will also be here for several days and speak at Mackville Willisburg Texas and Mooresville with dates to be announced. He will speak at other county points as requested.
A short notice urges local hens and roosters be held until after turkey season, promising at least 2 cents more payment post season. Signed by M H Jones.
Mrs Theo Campbell hosted a stylish Halloween party for Miss Annie Latimer last Wednesday in Springfield. Red and yellow colors dominated the decor with jack o lanterns leaves and autumn foliage creating seasonal charm. Guests drew fortunes from a cake and apple candle centerpieces and later enjoyed tests in the library before departing satisfied. Attending were Miss Annie Latimer Miss Lucie Selecman Miss Elizabeth Waters Miss Lydia Lee McElroy and Messrs W D Claybrooke W C MesChord W H Wharton and C Fetter Wharton.
Miss Minnie Barker of Fenwick married Mr Jesse Robinson near Fenwick on November 1 at Mr Robt Noe’s Springfield home with W T Barker and R C Mayes as attendants. They dined with the bride’s parents and were celebrated as a popular county couple. Friends wish them happiness.
A claim that Chamberlain's Pain Balm prevents blood poisoning from any cut or wound. Described as an antiseptic dressing recommended for home use and sold by reputable dealers in the Blue Tass region.
Mr. Arthur Mudd visits Louisville. funeral attendance by Rev Father Hogarty and Higgins of Lebanon. Numerous Lebanon Bardstown visitors and residents share visits, travels, and family gatherings with names including Wall, Whelan, Mahon, Medley, Manget, Lewis, Virgin, Carpenter, Wells, Leachman, Hayes, McGill, Edelen, Cleaver, McChord, Gore, Dinwiddie, Lampton, Sweeney, and Wharton. Notables attend funerals and anniversaries. many trips to Louisville, Bardstown, Harrodsburg, Perryville, and Hodgenville.
Mr T D Wells is named game warden for Washington county and will start immediately. Violators of game laws will be prosecuted and he will investigate all parties found in fields with a gun. Deputies across the county assist him, and enforcement is hoped by sportsmen and law abiding citizens. Anyone found with a gun in the field between now and November 15 will be arrested and brought before the court.
A public sale at a country location four miles from a field and one and a half miles off the Willisburg pike offers two working mares a aged work horse a buggy horse a weanling filly two old milch cows with calf three yearling calves one Jersey heifer twenty two sheep one or two fat hogs two buggy wheels two sets of one and two horse wagons a mower and self binder and all farming implements plus household kitchen furniture a dozen pure bred White hens and a few cocks and five hundred bushels sale begins at one o’clock Terms cash under ten dollars or more with bond by Nannie Lic
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