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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1908
Page
4
Announcement states I. H. Thurman seeks re election as Circuit Judge in Washington and Grose counties. Notes opposition by Democratic rate primary on Saturday December 19 1908.
Commonwealth's Attorney announces K. L. of Green county as candidate for re election to the office of Commonwealth's Attorney in the Eleventh Judicial District serving Marion Taylor Green and Washington counties subject to the Democratic primary on Saturday December 19.
Clem Hill of Marion County enters the race for Commonwealth's Attorney of the Eleventh Judicial District covering Marion Tay Green and Washington counties. Nomination awaits Democratic party action with the primary set for Saturday December 19 1908.
We announce A. C. Kimball as a candidate for the nomination for Sheriff of Washington county. The ticket lists Richard Boblitt Sam D. Will Merritt Sanders and Hubert Virgin as interested parties in the race.
In Washington County, deputies reveal action involving S. J. and officials B. county two others Sam Hale and H. detail limited to the readable portion of the notice.
We are authorized to announce Geo. D. Catlett for reelection to the office of Jailer of W County subject to party primary November 28 1908. Election Nilov 1909.
Announcement that Rich ard seeks the Democratic nomination for Jailer of Washington County subject to party action by November 28 1908 with an election noted.
Authorized notice announces W. T. Mitchell as a candidate for assessor in Washington county subject to the Deckterede Party action. Primary date appears as May 23, 1909. Deputy sign-off urges support and solicits votes.
C. N. Willett is named as a candidate for Assessor of Washi county with support from R. Ward. The notice urges voters to participate in the November 1909 election and expresses favorable prospects for Willett's campaign.
We announce J. A. Medley as a candidate for Magistrate in Magisterial district No. 5 Precincts 1 and 9 subject to the Decsenastic Party. Primary November 1908 Election November 1909.
Dr G T Burton resident dentist offers tooth extraction without pain and crown work as a specialty. All dental work strictly first class. Office located in Hagon Block upstairs in Springfield Ky.
Local notices list a Christian church women’s Christmas sale to be held at Mrs. Williams' millinery shop with the date to be announced. Other items note Miss Willie Knott’s millinery lines and low prices, plus a full hat lineup.
Auctioneer 8 M Campbell reports Monday sales include 8 heifers $12.35, 7 yearling steers $15, a mare and colt $122, wagons $30 and $9, a buggy $16, several mares and horses to $125, ponies $13.50 to $36. A large crowd, active buyers, and fair prices marked the day as Springfield edges toward a larger market role under manager Sydnor.
Miss Margaret Goatley and Edward Kelly Jr were married at St Rose on Tuesday afternoon at 4 20 by Rev Father Linnehan in a formal ceremony Attendants were Pat Kelly and Gilbert Donahoe Afterward the couple and guests enjoyed a sumptuous supper at the bride’s home The newlyweds will establish a home near Valley Hill with many friends extending congratulations.
Ora Yancey of Mackville and Edward Sallee of Harrodsburg were married in Harrodsburg last Thursday November 19 by Rev Roddy of the Baptist church. After the ceremony they left for Louisville to reside. The bride is daughter of Drew and Mrs Yancey of Mackville and well regarded. The groom is described as a young man of good habits and business qualifications.
Miss Susie Mullican daughter of W H Mullican and Walter Wheatley a prosperous county farmer will marry at St Rose tomorrow afternoon. Rev Father Linnenehan will perform the ceremony.
Miss Myrtle Catlett and Mr G M Coffey both of Greensburg will be united in matrimony tomorrow afternoon at 3 o’clock. Rev W H Williams pastor of the Baptist church will perform the ceremony. Afterward the couple will return to Greensburg to establish their home.
Frank Applegate and Mary Montgomery were married in the county clerk's office on Monday by Rev. W H Williams. The bride is reported to be one of the youngest in the county at fourteen years old.
Nathan A. Cooper a prominent attorney of O'Neal and O'Neal will wed Elizabeth McIntyre daughter of Mrs A McIntyre of 617 Seventh street Thanksgiving afternoon at the Cathedral of the Assumption rectory. Rev Father Schuhman to perform the ceremony.
Lambton Wise and Ann Cambron wed in Man ton Tuesday. Present were Mary Montgomery Walter Wheatley Susie Mullican C R Caskey and Josie Childers.
County Clerk W F Booker issued marriage licenses this week to R J Wise and Alma Cambron, Matt Mayes and Annie Dunsemore, E D Kelly and Margaret R Goatley, and Frank J Applegate.
All persons holding claims against the estate of Watt O Bry an deceased are hereby notified to present their claims proven to the undersigned at her residence on or before an 1 1909. The estate must be settled in full. Mrs Watt O BRYAN.
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