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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1908
Page
5
Dr G T Burton resident dentist offers teeth extracted without pain and crown work as a specialty. All dental work strictly first class. Office in Hagon Block Springfield Ky upstairs.
Classified items include sale of secondhand bug gy and harness, four room cottage for rent, rugs and shoes from Grundy & McIntire, buy and sell notices for poultry eyes and market trading, and statements promoting Home Comfort Ranges with customer testimonials. A reunions notice for Confederate and Federal soldiers at Tatham Springs, and a hotel praise piece about Walton Hotel accompany stock market reports from Lebanon court day.
Personal notes list Judge I H Thurman holding court in Campbellsville and numerous residents traveling for study or visiting relatives. Entries mention Miss Rodman Thurman headed to Shelbyville, Edd Litsey to Lexington, Bee Shader to St Marys, Rev W H Williams from Colorado, and many others visiting Lebanon Bardstown Springfield and Louisville.
A string of short notices lists residents and visitors in Lebanon and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Abel, Miss Bessie Abel, Dr Geo M Shaunty, Mr B D Lake, A L Jenkins, Sue and Ella Duncan, Ralph McGill, J C Shader Jr, Clem and Rob McGill, David Litsey, W V Stallard, Mae Bell Gibbs, Mary Lizzie Coomes, Laura Baker, Margaret Gibbons, George Green, Edmont Lane, Mona Cunningham, Ernestine Knott, Nazareth students, Helen Brown, Marvin Jeffers, J Chas Greene, Alfred Doheney, Mary Byers, Lizzie Logsdon, Emmet Flaugher, W F Moran, Benedict Jones, S H Bishop, S J Moran, Mrs Russell, W F Grigsby, Margie Bonta, Mr and Mrs H B Bonta, James Moran, and others visiting or visiting relatives in Nelson, Harrodsburg, Louisville, Danville, Shelbyville, Memphis, Maud, and Mt Zion, with several funeral and illness mentions.
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