Local Notices From Willisburg With Family Visits And Obits
Willisburg community notes weekend visits include Ezra Gibbs and family from Anderson County to W S Gibbs. Lola Trent returns home after a week with relatives. There are several local movements and visits among residents, plus school progress under Prof. J T Prather. Deaths include little Robert Crume and Dr Z Test. Henry Schull is noted as deceased. A streetcar line to Springfield operates daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Trent
Col. Adkerson
W. S. Brawley
John Sutton
Harrodsburg
T. J. Miller
Valley Hill
Miss Pearl Cheatham
C. R. Cheatham
M. C. Cheatham
Polin
Bearkhead
Indian Territory
Cheatham
A. G. Serogham
Springfield
Richard Riley
Chicago
Ill
Kate Shewmaker
Gibbs
John Reynolds
W. P. Cheatham
Brooksville
A. B. Wells
W. F. Hughes
Robert Crume
Sam. Crume
Lewisville
J. A. Sims
Cardwell community notes and local transfers report
Mrs. E T Perkins has been very sick. Mrs. M E Perkins and Miss Ada Sims visited. Young folks from Cardwell and nearby communities attended a Saturday gathering at Mr R A Williams with representation from Kirkwood Cornishville Duncan and Tablow. Several moved into Cardwell including Erastus Sims and H J Brown. Court attendance at Harrodsburg is noted. Birth announced for Floris Lay’s wife’s baby. The Voorhees baby burial from Armington NL occurred at Mt Freedom. Local sales include land transactions by H J Brown and Rob ert Noel, and cattle and property trades among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T.perkins
M. E. Perkins
Ada Sims
E. T. Perkins
R. A. William
Kirkwood
Cornishville
Duncan
Tablow
Nannie Royalty
Lillis William
S. P. White
W. L. Graham's
Floris Lay
Robert Voorhees
Armington
Mt. Freedom
Hollice Summers
Georgetown
H. J. Brown
W. E. Brown
Robert and
Davis Noel
Fred. Milburn
Jessie Pruitt
N. B. Royalty
Holliday & Kyler
Joe Sanders
Perkins & Brown
W. L. Graham
J. S. Newby
Saved By Dynamite
Gray of Calhoun writes about a wife with aggravated coughs and views Dr Kings New Breath as a cure for consumption and bronchitis. The ad claims scientific ease, sleep, and cure for cold symptoms with a guaranteed bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Calhoun
Rainy period amid tobacco work and local visits at Jensonton
A light rain falls as tobacco raisers work this week. Mr. Preston Prather and wife from Pulliam visited their daughter Mrs. J J Isham. Rev H P Hatchett preached at Beech Grove and Long Run school house. Last Friday Jensonton school held exams with visitors Miss Catherine Arnold and Mrs Amelia Arnold from Perryville staying with Mrs Amanda Isham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobaco
Preston Prather
Pulliam
J. J. Isham
H. P. Hatchett
Beech Grove
Long Run School House
J.J. Isham
Jensonton School
Catherine Arnold
Amelia Arnold
Perryville
Amanda Isham
Terrific Race With Death From Liver Troubles
Ralph F. Fer of Tampa recounts a fearful race with death caused by liver trouble. After failing with doctors and medicines, he used Electric Bitters and felt a quick transformation, claiming a full cure. Sold at C. J. Haydon's drug store for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph F. Fer
Tampa
Fla
Ian
C. J. Haydon
Sequoia seedlings to grace American parks
Washington letter reports the Interior Department will ship thirteen Sequoia gigantea seedlings from California to public parks for study and planting. Captain Joli O’Shea explains fated growth in Yellowstone and notes brush and competing trees hinder sequoia development. A Virginia man gifts a carved Civil War cane to the president. The Treasury Secret Service recounts periodic counterfeit money seizures and destruction, noting vast antilaws and famous notes like Hancock 2s and Brockway forgeries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior Department
California
W. B. Acker
Joli O'Shea
U.S. A
Sequoia National Park
Express
Pitcher
Yellowstone Park
O'Shea
Captain O'Shea
National Park
Virginia
Major Loetiler
Mooresville notes and obituaries from local society
Local items recount deaths including Mrs. Belle Barry who died November 4 and was buried at St. Rose. Visitors and social happenings are listed, with many residents attending gatherings in Willisburg Springfield and Booker. The infant child of Dr. Sam Crume died in Louisville and Willisburg afterward. Secretary of the Treasury Seaw spoke in Cleveland for the Ohio Republican ticket. Subscribe for The Sus. $1.00 year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Moore
Nettie Boblitt
Midway
Kate Shewmaker
Maud
Fairye Lyddane
Booker
Springfield
Burnett Wail
Shelby Jume
Mollie Hines
Ophelia Yates
Sam, Crume
Louisville
Willisburg
Secretary of the Treasury
Saaw
Cleveland
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sargutr
M. H. Jones
Springfield Sun
Rogers Gore
At Sprice
Tare
Ezra Gibbs
Anderson County
W. S. Gibbs
Lola Trent
W. Shirley
Artie
Olive Sutton
Cora Trent
Jerome Fut
John Howel
Catherine Clark
Elizabeth Shirley
E. J. Pinkston
Jane Birch
J. K. Wells
Robert Sims
Sallie Noel
Miss Hester
Sue Merritt
Tom Trent
Near
Antioch
2. Test
Richmond
Ind
Henry Schull
Indianapolis
Cardwell
Jensonton
Springfield Poultry CO
Washington
Secret Service
Treasury
Secret Service Agency
Assay
Navy Yard
Assay Office
Brockway
Hancock
Trancock
Johnson
Letroit
United States
Carl Schofield
Grundy & McIntire
Mooresville
James I
Enoch Crow
Belle Barry
St. Rose
Erastus Trent
Erastus Yates
John W. Hays
Sue Barker
Lexington
Ida Williams
William Eddieman
Mary Dawson
Ison
Chaplin
Mattie Coleman
Bardstown
Herbert Eddieman
Fannie Lyddane
Preston Moore
Steve Bayne
Mattie Haydon
Dave Humphrey
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