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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1910
Page
4
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James A. Patton, famed for cornering wheat and cotton markets, says he must dispose of about 20 million dollars and opposes leaving fortunes to children. He is evaluating multiple schemes to do good before year’s end, with no grand giveaway announced yet. Local banks in Springfield, Kentucky, would welcome deposits to share the responsibility and help Patton’s happiness.
Miss Eva Inman and Mr. Fitz Godby of Mackville section were married this afternoon by Rev. W. H. Williams at the Baptist church. They will visit Bardatown before settling on Mr. Godby’s farm near Mackville. Attendants were Bettles Sand and Miss Sutton. The groom is the son of the late Rev. Godby and the bride the daughter of J. S. Inman.
On December 1 1910 N CULL announces a 60 day cash sale to collect two years of accounts from his Mackville Ky business. He thanks patrons for support and invites continued patronage to prove cash is the way.
Last Wednesday in the parlors of Father Pieters at Fredericktown Henry Jury and Miss Minnie Reynolds both of Woodlawn were pronounced man and wife. After the ceremony the couple left for the groom's farm to begin their life together.
Fragmentary notice from Springfield Kentucky describes dental office placement in Hagon Block with emphasis on first class service and strict standards. Entities include Springfield and Hagon Block, but details are incomplete.
Judge and Mrs B L Litsey and Mr and Mrs J I Martin attended the Hays Hopkins wedding in Bloomfield last Wednesday. Rev J W Atwood preached at Pleasant Grove church Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Mrs J H Hopper and Miss Mary Bruce are visiting Perryville. N P Thompson and Miss Frances Litsey spent the weekend in Harrodsburg. Ed Litsey John Polin Frank Yankey and Davison Reed attended the football game at Le Roy Thursday. Mrs Alf Whitemay tay returned from a visit to her father at LaGrange. Miss Della Ray Gregory is at home from St Catherine’s for a few days. Mr and Mrs D R Latsey are at Judge Litsey’s for a few days. Mr and Mrs Addison Gibson and children of Perryville are visiting Mrs Gibson’s parents, Mr and Mrs S C Hardesty. Miss Sue Edgerton has returned after a visit to Woodlawn and Bloomfield.
Local notes report a lost muff between Mrs. J W Kelly and J F Simms with a reward offered at the office. Merchants announce trimmed and untrimmed hats sale at reduced prices by Wathen and Shader. Rockville visitor H Cheser, kin to Mrs Hiatt, returns after twenty years. Marshali Duncan warns debtors to settle accounts. Wathen and Shader promote automobile veils. W D Claybrooke sold livestock and tools, leased his farm, and plans winter south with a large crowd present.
Tom Corn and family near Fairview spent Saturday and Sunday with John Crow. Ed Hanby and wife Raymond Barr Elmer and Dolph Hanby visited sister Mrs Jennie Matherly near Willisburg. Harvey Hardin visited sister Mrs Tom Coulter. J N Shields and wife spent days with daughter Mrs Tolley Griffey. George Kays and wife visited sister L M Clark and family. John Armstrong and wife visited daughter and family, Mr and Mrs Erastus Perkins. Lee Settles and family spent Saturday night with brother Edgar Settles. Lade Coulter and family stayed Saturday night with J M Shields and family. Myrtle Armstrong spent Sunday night with sister Mrs Ed Hanby. W C Dudgeon spent Saturday and Sunday with T W Sutherland and wife. Ed Hanby and wife were in Spain Geld Saturday shopping.
The Springfield Masonic Lodge invites bids to pour a concrete floor in the basement room of the Masonic building measuring about 36 by 50 feet. For specifications contact committee members W. I. McElroy or W. A. Waters. Mrs. Williams advertises hats at own price.
Bradfordsville report notes Miss Annie L Noe of Bradfordsville wed Mr. Buford Logsdon at Rev R E C Lawson’s home this afternoon. Logsdon a prosperous farmer, Logsdon’s bride popular in Bradfordsville. ceremony described with local community details.
Victor Rosewater reports on a municipal cemetery in Guanajuato with stacked catacombs like post boxes seven feet deep and eighteen inches wide. First class interments cost 100 pesos and grant permanent tenure. second class cost 25 pesos for five years and are cleared after.
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