Local News Notes and Advertisements in The Sun
Estray red yearling steer taken up about July 1 by J. F. Eisner. W. Gibbs sold a two-year-old jack to J. B. Smith of Lexington for 40 dollars, prize winner. Cheap counter for Oct 23 sale, broad bargains. Lost small gold watch near toll-house, reward at Sun office. Mr. Crawford and Miss McElroy wed at bride’s home in Lexington. Sale postponed of late Sydney Green residence. Burns buys Gribbens farm near town at public sale. Stock sold at good prices. Irish potatoes and a giant home grown lemon noted. Circuit and County Court crowd with little drinking. Cartoonist prospect Cleavie Graves praised. Chicago printing copies. Advertising pays in Sun’s free column. sugar cane sale success. Kentucky game law glance. quail season closed to Nov 15. squirrels and rabbits protected Sept 15–Nov 15. Copper half cents and cents of old issues discussed. Electric light delays. street lights off several nights. Strange bird captured near Willisburg. shown in Sun office. fights anticipated.
Mammote Beans Noted At The Sun Office In Frederickstown
Mrs Sallie Hall of Frederickstown sent two samples of her butter bean crop to The Sun office this week. One bean measures twelve inches the other eleven and a half inches. Both are claimed to be large enough to fill a pot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Hall
Frederickstown
Sun Office
Feathery Monster Incident At The Sun Office
Town sighting ends in misadventure as a crowd handles a bird nicknamed the feathery monster. Mr. Cheatham took a blow to the nose from the creature during transport from buggy to The Sun office, causing blood flow for several minutes. Also notes the October term of Nelson Circuit Court convened at Bardstown and a small classified ad seeking two good farm mares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hested
Mr. Cheatham
Sun Office
Nelson
Bardstown
Not Guilty Verdict In Sam Black Murder Case
In Harrodsburg Kentucky on October 4 a jury cleared Policeman William Britton and Luther Herron of murder in the August 10 shooting of Representative Sam C Black. The trial stretched five and a half days with six prosecuting lawyers, the verdict delivered after nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrodsburg
William Britton
Lather Herron
Sam C. Black
Celebrated Photographer Promotes Portrait Enlargements
A noted instructor, Prof. G. H. Watson of St. Louis, visits and offers life-size 16x20 enlargements from negatives. Those seeking photographic work are urged to come at once for detailed portraits and enlargements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Watson
St. Louis
Picture Enlargement Truth: Know Your Own Man at Home
Common sense says enlarging from a negative yields a better image than enlarging from another picture. For reliable results, work with a man you know, avoid unknown agents, and keep matters local and trustworthy.
Personal Notes From Lebanon and Nearby Visits
A roundup of social visits and travels across Lebanon and surrounding towns. Residents include Miss Susie Pope in Lebanon, H M Moss in Louisville, Joe Price from Owensboro, Nick Ray from Lebanon, and R H Edelen Jr of Bardstown. Many others appear visiting relatives, attending weddings, or taking trips to Louisville, Bardstown, Greensburg, and Fredericks town, with light notes on illness and upcoming marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Pope
Lebanon
H. M. Moss
Louisville
Willisburg Weather And Obituary Notes In Local Brief
Cool weather signals hog killing time as farmers plan extensive wheat sowing. Obituary reports the death of Robert Mellroy at age seventy-two, mourned by many. Local social notes mention visits among residents including Mrs. Reynolds, Miss Hendren, Miss Gibson, Miss Barr, and several family gatherings and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mellroy
Bob
John Reynolds
Sallie Hendren
W. T. Wells
Eda Gibson
Martha Grider
Pearl Barr
W. S. Brawley
Milton Grider
J. W. White
Lawrenceburg
Richard Riley
G. W. Shirley
Richard Pinkston
Verna Rodgers
Fenwick
Flossie
Pearlie Armstrong
Mayme
Lula Merritt
Oscar Shirley
Merritt Hungate
Arnica Salve Heals Severe Cuts After Accident
A Columbus resident credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with fast healing of a deep wound after an accident. Doctors were unable to help at first, but the salve quickly aided recovery, illustrating its effectiveness for swift tissue healing and soothing discomfort.
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Bucklen
Theodore
Columbus
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Bian Teleny Op
Gheleebdicum Party
Coty
J. F. Eisner
P. J. Thomas
Springfield
Bardstown Pike
Annie Cooper
William H. Crawford
Lexington
Nancye McElroy
Sydney Green
Sun
Bovert Farm
Luther Burns
Gribbens
Town
Burns
P. J. Tomas
Goon Yieup
Walter Humphrey
H. Bishop
The
California
Florida
Washington County
the Sun
Cleavie Graves
Mackville
Chicago
Sherman C. Martin
A. C. McElroy
Electric Light and Water Company
Scn
Electric Light Company
Kent
Peerees
Ceeeee
Strance Prep
J. P. Cheatham
Willisburg
Mr. H. Jones
Sic
Ise
Grundy & McIntire
W. C. Hamilton
Springfield, Ky
Sam Black
Luther
Clarence
Stuyvesant
S'ulladelphia Bulletin
E. A. Cox
Joe Price
Owensboro
Nick Ray
R. H. Edelen, Jr
Lee McElroy
Kansas
T. Scott Mayes
Joe Spalding
Greensburg
Charles Clements
H. S. Fowler
Bloomfield
Messie
H. M.grundy
J. Y. Mayes
Tommy Hamilton
Fred. Mangate
Henry Hurst
F. M. Edwards
Katie Cain
Flora Mudd
Margaret Russell
Mesdames J. C. and
H. B. McElroy
H. C. McIntire
Meade County
Mayme Philips
Elizabeth
Margaret Leachman
Miss Sadie
James Wharton
Kate
Euchre
Eliza
Eddie Mullican
Luke Waters
Mary Sallie Carrico
Mary Hamilton
Sarah Simms
Nannie Simms
Mr. H. P. McChord
Messrs
Winchester Philips
Clarence Litsey
James*Carothers
Dudley Tapp
Eddie Shader
Fannie Smith
Ella
Charlie Thompson
G. E. Medley
Angtineer
S. M. Campbell
Burgin
Mesdames
W. D. McElroy
Geo. Colvin
Mary Lewis
Kate Mayes
William Bell
Howardstown
Bre Booth Carries
Joe Willet
Susan Penn
Alice McElroy
Stith _ Thompson
Emily O'Bryan
St. Rose
Mary Lampton
Leitchfield
Ruby Lampton
Herckiel Smith
Pat. Lydanne
Breckenridge County
Mr. Lydanne
Breckenridge
Ladanne
War Peeces
J. T. King
Versailles
Woodford Sun
King
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