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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1910
Page
4
In Springfield Kentucky a brief notice advertises dental work of the first class. The text mentions a block and upstairs location per the clipped item.
Regular Methodist services Sunday morning at 11 o'clock and evening at 7 o'clock. Sunday school at 10 09. T. J. Wade, pastor. Also a tailors' advertisement noting real tailor suits and astonishing prices from Mrs. Williams.
Valley Hill gossip covers local visits farms sales and moves with names such as Willie Mae Reed Madge Lair and Moran Jr. The write up also announces Moran Jr. ending reportorial work for the Springfield Sun and thanks readers while seeking future columns and space in the Sun.
J K Walls of Springfield seeks tobacco tenant for 1911 year. Rev W A Wolfe and Mrs Wolfe return from Bracken county visit. Wolfe to lead Christian church services next Sunday. Hats sold fast last Saturday. Mrs Williams Hamilton Brown’s Hardware Shoes praised for durability. P J Thomas reports good news and praise from buyers.
A protracted meeting will begin at the Maud Christian church next Monday October 24 conducted by Rev A D Turrell of Elmira Indiana. The Ladies of the Presbyterian church plan an Oyster Supper November 5 from 4 to 10 pm at the Court House with all invited.
George Chesheir died at his Louisville home last Thursday after years of illness. The 56 year old former Springfield resident served twenty years as engineer on the L. and N. line between Springfield and Louisville. He leaves wife and four sons James Russell Alfred and George.
Miss Lillian Leachman and Mr. Boss Settles were married Monday morning by Rev. Simms near Willisburg. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Leachman, is described as a beautiful young woman, and the groom is a prominent local farmer.
The ladies of St Rose congregation plan a court dinner next Monday. They are noted for large baskets and abundance of good dinner and are expected to be successful. All donations will be gratefully received.
About 100 acres including 49 in grain and 8 to 10 in timber with reliable water. Features a frame dwelling and good barn, one mile from the railroad and near school and church. Contact Dr E L McIntyre Woodlawn Kentucky. Also listings for tobacco and stock farms and city property in Bardstown by Orville Arnold and Dr Deat.
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