For sale and farm notices mix in local column
Ads and notices include a Shorthorn bull calf for yearling, fence stretchers needed with 20 pairs out, Advance Hardware Co. item, Mr and Mrs Kibbey moving to a farm, infant death near Crawfordsville, Chas Rohn selling an 80 acre farm to E A Canada for 170 per acre, and Pansy Adams visiting Indianapolis last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advance Hardware Co
Chas. Rohn
Advance
E. A. Canada
Peffley
J R. Sullivan
Local social rounds include Bert Ferguson dinners
Bert Ferguson and wife dined with Harry James and wife. Elza Threlkeld and family visited Otto Threlkeld and family. Bert Ferguson and family visited James Reed and family. Harry James and family and John Coons hosted Otis Coons and family. Mrs. J T Brown visited Lebannon on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Ferguson
Harry James
Elza Threlkeld
Otto Threlkeld
James Reed
John Coons
Otis Coons
J.T. Brown
Lebanon
Sunday School Averages and Local Visits at Mt Zion
Mt Zion reports 82 attendees at Sunday School with three birthday offerings totaling 1.20 dollars. Reading by Lela Emmert at the teachers institute in Advance. Community members visit and host relatives from Lafayette St Louis Lebanon and Danville. Funeral for James L. Ross at Litton followed by visits to local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Duncan
Bailey Beck
J. D. Emmert
Guess
Lela Emmert
Teachers Institute
Advance
Harvey Airhart
Chas
Connor
Joe Whitman
Indianapolis
Bean School House Social Notes Traverse Community Life
Mrs. Lizzie Richardson has been very ill for two weeks. Mrs. Manda Young attended the funeral of her uncle Harry Bowen at Pleasant View. Joe Dean stays with his ailing father Jimmie Dean, at Mrs. Kincaid's in Advance. Ida Jane Culley and Geraldine Edrington visited Mrs. Young on Saturday and gave music lessons. James Sutton and Clarence Houghan were at the Canada sale Monday. Frank Peterson and wife visited Garfield Burris and family. eight grandchildren were present. Mrs. Ralph Dean and children from Lebanon visited Joe Dean’s family Friday to Monday. Elisha Higgs and wife were Sunday guests of James Bean and wife. Dennis Shannahan and wife were in Advance Saturday afternoon. Myrtie Garner visited her mother Monday. Ira Scott and family of near Thorntown, and Carl Ross, were Sunday guests of Lew Owens Bynum. Canada and wife plan to move to Montana soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Swindler
J. B. Meadows
Lebanon
Linnie Smith
Lafayette
Emma Payton
St. Louis
Chas. Ross Calley Ross
Charley Ross
Harry Ross
Jas. L. Ross
Litton
M. B.powell
J. A. Farrow
Walter Brumfield
Danville
Manda Young
Harry Bowen
Pleasant View
Ralph Dean
Joe Dean
Elisha Higgs
James Bean
Lawton Ward Visit Noted and Advance S. S Convention Set
Lawton Ward visited over Sri day in Lebanon. The Jackson township S. S convention will be held at the Christian church in Advance, April 1st. The program will be announced next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Ward
Sriday
Lebanon
Jackson Township
S. S
The
Christian Church In Advance
Harrison Turley Bowen obituary notes long Boone county life
Harrison Turley Bowen born March 25 1834 in Nicholas county Kentucky died March 4 1917 age 82 years 11 months 9 days from infirmities of old age. He was the last of 11 children of Francis and Sarah Bowen. the family moved to Indiana about 1836 near Dover. He joined the Pleasant View Christian church early and remained a member until death. Funeral held at Pleasant View Monday conducted by Brother Rector with burial nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Turley
Bowen
Nicholas County
Kentucky
Francis
Sarah Turley Bowen
Virginia
Indiana
Harrison
Dover
Carson Bowen
Harrison Bowen
Boone County
Illinois
Christian Church
Pleasant View
Local Families Add Movements and Small Notices
Harve Sheets and family moved to Lebanon on Monday to pursue painting and papering. Several visits and gatherings span Lebanon Jamestown Indianapolis Crawfordsville Danville and surrounding areas. For sale items include a DeLaval separator and fox terrier pups at Oak Drug Store Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harve Sheets
Lebanon
Sheets
Jerry Smith
Window Oak
W. M
Daniel
Editor Seeks Easy Job With Prompt Copy Examples
A humorous editor’s note lists quirky clippings from a small town: Mrs Jones cuts herself with a can opener in the Caetu Creek pantry, Piketown stones Mr Pike in the alley, Joe Doe falls from a roof while checking for leaks, Harold Green and Miss Violet Wise are bitten by a savage dog, and Mr Long is kicked while harnessing bronchos near the corn crib.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Caetu-Creek
Piketown
Harold Green
Violet Wise
Mr. Green
Mr. Long
Wood From Horse Head Removed by Doctor
Dr. J T Redman extracted two pieces of oak wood from a horse owned by J Loeb. One piece measured two and three quarters inches, the other was slightly shorter. The operation aimed to relieve catarrh and nasal discharge. the horse had suffered eye damage from colliding with the wood. Caretaker Charles Howard reported the animal had worked until about a year ago and was then turned to pasture. Covington Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Redman
J. Loeb
John Bowers
Loeb
Dover Station Items
Dover Station items note visits and illnesses among residents. Ralph Jones and Mildred Kibbey visited Sun day with Newt Bratton and Dee Sumpter was ill and missed school. Adams McClaine and wife stayed with Charles McClain and wife Saturday. Cale family moved to a farm near Watseka Illinois. Jefferson Horsethief Co met at Dove with one new member. Clair Bratton joined the Moose Lodge at Lebanon Friday. Srl McDaniel visited Jas McDaniel and wife at Lebanon. N S C ladies brought baskets to a Lebanon soldiers banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Horsethief Co
Dove
Clair Bratton
Moose Lodge
Lebanon
Advance Community Building stock certificates notice
Notice to all stockholders who have paid for stock in the Advance Community Building Association to call at the bank and obtain certificates of stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advance Community Building Association
Bank
Advance Bakery promotes Staff of Life bread
The Advance Bakery touts its fresh bread baked the same day with the slogan Staff of Life. It urges customers to insist on Advance Bread and notes the 10c loaf as its best seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advance
Also Mentioned on This Page
Advance Grain Co
John T. Jones
Mrs. Kibbey
Calvin Weaver
Lydia Allman
Crawfordsville
Pansy Adams
A. H. Yvager
Mark Wall
Advance Meat Market
MT. Zion
Wm Duncan
Ford
Noah Bartlett
Alice Emmert
Wm. Johnson
Roy Nicely
Otis
Thomas Emmert
Bruce Whiteman
Albert Rightenour
Ray Rodgers
Harve Alkhart
Geo. Canada
Delia Emmett
Letta Whiteman
Dora Ballard
Claude Lucas
Rush Voorhis
Ballard-Voorhis-Lucas
Lizzie Richardson
Jimmie Dean
Mrs. Kincaid
Ida Jane Culley
Geraldine Edrington
Mrs. Young
James Sutton
Clarence Houghan
Canada
Frank Peterson
Garfield Burris
Family
Dennis Shannahan
Ira Scott
Near Thorntown
Carl Ross
Lew Owens
Bynum
Wife
Montana
Aetna Insurance Co
J.rsullivan, Agt
O. A. Nelson
Robert McCollum
Evelyn McCollum
Reuben Burrin
T. E. Burrin
Mrs. Lou Bean
Roy McCabe
Jamestown
Alva Cory
Shannondale
W. M. Mc Daniel
R. R
Russell Jackson
T. M. Jackson
Lish Reese
Gon
Ora Lasley
John Kernodle
W. Weaver
Near
Ladoga
Oll Roberts
Orville Pratt
Oliver Pratt
Howard Shelley
W. Pratt
Bob Mullendore
Weaver Emmett
D. H. Fine
OLD Homestead Coffee
Old Homestead
Chas. E. McClaine
Ralph Jones
Mildred Kibbey
Newt Bratton
Dee Sumpter
Adramn McClaine
Chas. McClain and Wife
Mr. Cale
Watseka, Ill
Srl McDaniel
Jas. McDaniel
Staff of Life
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