S J Anderson Declared Candidate for Washington Sheriff
The announcement names S J Anderson as an authorized candidate for Sheriff of Washington. It credits deputies Byron Grose Gevell Sam Hale and H R Eddleman with backing the action.
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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1908
Page
4
The announcement names S J Anderson as an authorized candidate for Sheriff of Washington. It credits deputies Byron Grose Gevell Sam Hale and H R Eddleman with backing the action.
Locust Grove townesfolk and neighbors. visits to Bardstown fair and Fairfield relatives. Miss Mayme Leachman from Louisville guest of Mrs Julia Leachman. Edd Litsey to Lexington for school. Merritt Hungate and other locals noted. short reader testimonial for Home Comfort Range from Mrs. T A Hays dated August 19 1908 in Texas Ky. The Home Comfort Range praised by a longtime user.
The Teachers Association of Educational Division No 4 holds a one day program at Tatham Springs Kentucky on September 26 1908. It includes devotional exercises piano solos by Oscar Shirley and Maudie Royalty recitations by Misses Busby Hilton and Hickerson and talks by Supt J W Bush Prof Geo W Colvin and others on topics such as how to secure class interest duties of parents and general education with numerous performances throughout the day.
Mr W W Wyant representing German American Coffee Co Chicago had a severe accident while being driven near Gibbs farm three miles from town. His chin was cut and he suffered bruises to the arm and leg, later treated at Walton Hotel by Dr Lamp ton before boarding the morning train to Chicago. Springfield Graded School opened with 286 pupils, the largest first day attendance in its history, with Prof Colvin optimistic about the term. Nad McChord alias Harden, a noted local troublemaker, was badly beaten by Dan Reed after a craps game quarrel near Poortown, with no arrests yet.
Marion County reports a crowded Lebanon county court day with many candidates present and lively hand shaking. A nine year old girl Lottie Pearl Pendygraph dies of scarlet fever, with relatives and other county residents affected. J F Osborn of Chicago death noted, and a buggy accident injures Mrs P C Cleaver on Jim Town hill but she survives with bruises. Currency of remarks mentions interment details for the Osborn funeral.
In Antioch area a single smallpox case is managed by the County Board of Health with no epidemic threat. An anxious father allegedly fired at a vaccinating doctor and a deputy sheriff but the pistol was unloaded. the man then left the county. Also noted: Harry Shultz of St Marys College won the 100 yard dash at the State Fair in 11 seconds, and a Mackville farmer sold his upland farm for 600 per acre to George Isham.
Mr J R ONeal purchased a small farm from Turner Derringer at Valley Hill for 1600 He has lived in Springfield this past year and plans to run the blacksmith and woodwork shop at Valley Hill next year, as friends regret his departure.
County Supervisor J R Mayes oversees remodeling of main bridges across the county replacing dangerous structures with strong, well braced new ones. The effort improves safety for travelers and reflects highly on Mayes as responsible for county infrastructure. Springfield Kentucky August 24 1908 Good citizen H E Case endorses a Home Comfort Range praising 14 years of use with no repairs.
Mrs G W Fenwick and Mrs J W Logsdon spent Monday with Mrs Lula Anderson. Mrs H S Litsey is on the sick list. Annie Hiatt Bettie Canary Maggie J J Brewer and son visited Mr Emlie Cocanougher near Texas. Miss Bessie Sweeney visited Miss Adray Canary. Pearl and Sadie Fenwick visited Miss May Lanham. Brack Yates and family visited T W Phillips. Mrs Lee Hiatt and children visit J W Hollensead in Louisville. Western Kentucky State Normal at Bowling Green offers scholarships and training. write H H Cherry, Bowling Green Ky for information.
Proprieter T. J. Miller announces mills are back in operation after a two week stoppage. He asks for continued patronage from the public of Willisburg Roller Mills.
An advertisement quotes N. H. Brown of Pittsfield VI praising Dr. King's New Life Pills for years. It claims the pills relieve stomach liver and bowels without fuss or friction and guarantees satisfaction at Haydon and Robertson's drug store for 25 cents.
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