Country Notices and Local Weddings in Spencer County
Messrs Tom Truax and James Lirton of Spencer County visit James Truax and family. Mr Sam Chesser and family attend the box supper at Stringtown. Many friends who went to Simots secured jobs and new homes. William Sweeney and family of Woodlawn attend New Hope church. Frank Jones and Miss Millie Grigsby wed at Willisbury by Rev Simms. Corn gathering progresses. James Cull returns from visit to daughter in Spencer County. Mrs Maggie Lyddan and Miss Fairy visit Springfield. Miss Mary Linton returns home after visit to James Truax. A country wedding at Mr and Mrs Edd Yocum’s, Gus Parker and Myrtle Robinson wed, Rev Williams officiating. Bride in white with roses. large crowd and many presents. Preaching at New Hope by Rev Campbell. more services scheduled. Mrs Orr Carney visits brother at Fairfield. Alma Orkies visits Springfield parents. Mrs Robert Hines and Miss Mollye shop in Springfield. Louis Linton visits parents in Spencer County. Ham Pile and family visit Ben Pile. Owen Ellis visits parents, stays with Miss Birdie. Jit Harlow buys house and farm from Will Divine for $175. Jim Wright buys horse from Harry Wright for $199. Hrttie Settles and Bettie Mellvoy shop in Springfield. Mrs Wm Cheatham and family noted last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Truax
James Lirton
Spencer County
James Truax
Sam Chesser
B. M. Cull
John Ellis
Stringtown
William Sweeney
Woodlawn
New, Hope
Frank Jones
Millie
Grigsby
Willisbury
Simms
James Cull
Dan Donivan
Maggie Lyddan
Miss Fairy
Springfield
Mary Linton
Edd Yocum
Gus Parker
Myrtle Robinson
Williams
New Hope
Campbell
Campbellaville
Albert Wall
Rhodes
Ben Wall
Bardswn
Charlie Settles
Frame
Otis Brown
Louisville
Orr Carney
Fairfield
TD. Sweeney
William Chesser
Polin
Alma Orkies
Robert Hines
Mollye
Louis Linton
Ham Pile
Valley Hill
Ben Pile
Owen Ellis
Birdie
Jit
Harlow
Will Divine
Jim Wright
Harry Wright
Hrttie Settles
Bettie Mellvoy
Wm. Cheatham
Thad Cheat
Human Blood Marks Tale From J W Wil Uma Home
A horror tale is told by marks of human blood found in the home of J W Wil Uma, a noted merchant for Bac Iy. He recalls hemorrhages two decades ago and near death before he began using Dek King s New Discovery, which he credits with his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Wil‘uma
Bac Iy
Local notes from Brooksville and nearby towns
Mr H Cheatham attended Mackville events while Severs attended Willisburg church. Lula Armstrong stayed night with Nora Cheatham. W P Cheatham and family visited his mother Mrs RB Cheatham. Lesley Keeling stayed with H P Pinkston. Ballard Settles visited Henry Settles. Joe Cheatham left for a trip. Hobbs family moved to East Texas. Mrs W M Sutton and Sallie Wright visited T H Noel. The Suttons and Battie Settles attended a singing at Battie. Lucile Oder spent Sunday with aunt Mrs Tom Mcllvoy. Oscar Shirley and Nora Watham spent weekend with Hadgie Bottoms at Mackville. Geear MeeIivoy and Bello Birch attended Mackville church. Mrs Mary Melivoy of Willisburg visited daughter Mrs W M Suint Lawrenceburg. News of a birth: Miss Willie Ruby born to Dee Noel’s wife Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Cheatham
Mackville
Willisburg
Lula Armstrong
Nora Cheatham
W. P. Cheatham
RB. Cheatham
Lesley Keeling
H. P. Pinkston
Ballard Settles
Henry Settles
Joe Cheatham
Hobbs
East Texas
W. M. Sutton
Sallie Wright
T.H. Noel
Davis
Joe
Robert
Noel
Mises
Katie
Olive Sutton
Battie Settles
Battie
Lucile Oder
Tom Mcllvoy
Oscar Shirley
Nora ‘@watham
Hadgie Bottoms
Geear MeeIivoy
Bello Birch
Mary Melivoy
W. M. Suint
Lawrenceburg
Burn
Dee Noel
Willie Ruby
Wilfisburg
Lucky Postmistress Endorses Dr King Pill Remedy
Cary Maine resident Mrs Alexander reports Dr Kings New Life Pills as the best remedy she ever tried for the stomach liver and bowels. A series of moving updates follow as John Casey and Jason Holliday relocate to neighboring houses. W L Graham visits Springfield area seeking horses and jacks while E G Holliday and J A Kyler stay with S C Lilton near Danville. Roxie Lay visits Mrs Perkins for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Alexander
Cary, Me
Dr. King
C. J
T. Mobley
John Casey
Jason Holliday
Casey
Irvine Adkinson
Holliday
W. L. Graham
Springfield
E. G. Holliday
J. A. Kyler
S. C. Lilton
Danville
Roxie Lay
E.T. Perkins
Willisburg social and business notes and local updates
Willisburg community news reports sales plans for Mr Colvin, family departure next Saturday, local births and visitors. Notes on sick residents, shopping trips in Springfield, visits by Everett Keeling and wife, Oscar and Elizabeth Shirley, new fall stock for merchants, a large crowd at a Sunday meeting, and progress on the bank building foundation with brick deliveries planned. Press Cooksey family and Harry Greenwood visiting Nelson county and Louisville connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Colvin
Mackville
Press Cooksey
Nelson County
Harry Greenwood
Louisville
Ann Burton
J. E. Sutton
Cough remedy credited with curing girl’s long illness
Mrs Ora Bussard of Brubakes Indiana says two years ago a pneumonia left her daughter with a severe cough like whooping cough. After using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the girl improved rapidly, became stout and fat. The medicine is advertised as for sale by reliable dealers in Blue Grass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghamberlain
Ora Bussard
Brubakes
Blue Grass
Stock Sales Record Mixed Cattle and Horses
Transactions report several cattle and horse trades in Findlay. J A Kyler bought 15 head cattle from W B Hatchett priced 3 to 9 cents. W L Graham sold calves to Ryen Pinkston at 14 per head and a 3-year-old sorrel horse for 200 to W W Pinkston. Additional horse and cattle sales involve R A Willham, E G Holliday, J W Hill, Graham & Perkins, Lee Cheatham, Pius Fenwick, and Frank Noel, with prices ranging from 45 to 750 dollars. A jury deliberation in a Standard Oil case interrupted further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Kyler
W. B. Hatchett
W. L. Graham
Ryen Pinkston
R. A. William
W. W. Pinkston
E. G. Holliday
W. B. Parrott
Graham & Perkins
J. W. Hill
Standard Oil Co
Findlay
Robert Noel
Lee Cheatham
Jennetts
Pius Fenwick
I R. A. Willham
Frank Noel
S. P. White
Christmas Mail Punctuality Warned By Clerks
The article notes postal changes and railway mail clerk concerns as Christmas presents move by mail. It urges readers to pack items securely in boxes, use wooden boxes for fragile goods, display clear addresses in the upper left corner, and prepay postage. It also mentions transfers of Gen Funston and Greeley to Chicago.
Divorce Grounds and Damages in Kentucky Case
In Mackville Kentucky the husband seeks divorce on abandonment and drunkenness claims dating to 1905. The judge notes only confirmed habit of drunkenness for a year can grant divorce with abandonment after 1906. Damages for furnishing a home are not supported. wife cannot be compelled to return to a new house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Home Journal
Epilepsy Fits and St Vitus Dance Ad Claim
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Restorative Nervine as a nerve tonic to strengthen weak nerves and relieve epileptic fits and St Vitus Dance. It promises lasting relief with persistent use and offers a money back guarantee through Miles Medical Co. at Elkhart Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
RF. D. No. 2
Boston
Quotable Moments and Humorous Snippets From a Bygone Paper
A patchwork of wry lines and anecdotes on everyday life. The narrator mocks charity, wealth, and work ethic while jabbing at idleness and vanity. Humorous quips cover topics from Adam to temperate virtues, with stray observations on crime, parenting, and odd incidents.
Maiden's Answer to Love Amid Turbulent Times
A fragment from a romantic verse shows a reporter’s sweetheart seeking steadfast love. The speaker bids Love stay true through ecstasies and fears, vowing trust while a woman’s expression is painted by a bold mustache, hinting at a wartime era dramatic scene.
Lake's Overflowers. No. 40 property listings reel in Springfield region
Fifty acres with four room dwelling, well fenced and watered, fine grass, barn and outbuildings. Prices vary by parcel from $2,750 to $95 per acre. Listings include farms 26 to 254 acres near Springfield Bloomfield and Nelson county with tobacco land, stock barns, wells, cisterns, and school access. Some parcels offer easy payment terms and mortgage options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Lebanon
Pike
Feld
Stchard
Bloomfield
Good Pike
Cooney Neck
Nelson County
Main Street
Donts For Hunters From New York Sun
A cautionary piece listing practical safety rules for hunters. It warns against handling guns carelessly and driving accidents, citing tragic incidents as examples. The article urges discipline, safe handling, and teaching the same habits to others to prevent harm. It ends with a brief, unrelated note about Ida Young in Omaha who set herself on fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Sun
Jones
Don’t
Cochran
Wounds Bruises and Burns Pain Balm Discovery
An antiseptic dressing applied to wounds bruises and burns before inflammation can set in aids healing and may spare suffering. Chamberlain's Pain Balm is described as an antiseptic that eases injuries allays pain and prevents blood danger. Keep a bottle at home to save time money and trouble. sold by reliable dealers in the Blue Grass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Local Sales advertise livestock and seeds in scattered notices
C N Willet Willett Route 6 haw for sal ate 5 C Rhode Mrs J I Mi Route 1 for rs ee hae pe vents each 5S Litsey lott seamae has fob sales ates be Large gusnetiea Eire ee R B Gregor nate 5 Lebe Ky has for sale thoroughbred Barred Plymouth Rock pallets at Sle each 1 Cor Sram and geager Also ten thousand 1 and Ginseng plants sight Dare Cecil Preceselty b has ee rie town hat for sale a00 tashels of Red Phulee seed whese Mrs M E Dra Texas has sale fine driving rand and saddle mare 1 years old
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee R. B. Gregor
Nate
Lebe. Ky
Plymouth Rock
Cecil
Eerie
M. E
Texas
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Brooksville
Cardwell
Gen. Funston
St. Is
Southwestern Quarters
Greeley
Chicago
Sun
Mackville, Ky
Benson
St. Vitus
Iless Nervine
Miles Medical Co
Elichart, Ind
Adam
Naples
Ulf
Rocky Fell
B. D. Lake
Springfieléste
Ida Young
Omaha
C.N. Willet Gag
Willett
Sal
C. Rhode
J. I. Mi
Litsey
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