The Red Men and community notes outlined in county column
Local residents meet weekly while Chas McDaniel recovers from illness. Several families, including the McDaniels and Lasleys, visit kin in nearby towns. Geo McDaniel and Thos Rolin debut new Victor talking machines. A North Salem troupe performs The Old Virginia Hermit this Saturday. Varying church activities, Sunday school results, and local requests for services are noted alongside minor civic happenings and town improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh Christian Church
Lula Sullivan
Verde Whitecotton
Maude Lasley
Floyd Waters
North Salem
Virginia
Fred Thompson
Rosa Galliday
Undertaker to Open Shop in Danville Area
R. D. Thomas of Danville will arrive in about two weeks with a full line of undertaking goods. He has rented a room over A. H. Yager's blacksmith shop and will set up his stock, with headquarters at Wall's furniture store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Thomas
Danville
A. H. Yager
Wall
Southeast Corner School to Close This Friday
No. 5 school will close Friday March 13th. Mrs. Pete Todd is improving slowly. Breck Jackson and wife welcome a baby girl. Henry Grater and family visited J. S. Hinton's on Sunday. Dora Todd and Bessie Hutchinson visited Hannah Scott Saturday night. Bettie Hinton of Roachdale and Effie Hinton of New Ross visited their parents from Saturday to Monday. Ben Hudson and family Dock Clifton and family and John Pointer and family spent Sunday with Pete Todd. Will Grater and sister from Stewart's chapel spent Sunday at Z S Hinton's and played music on the phonograph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breck Jackson
Henry Grater
J. S. Hinton
Dora Todd
Bessie Hutchinson
Hannah Scott
Bettie Hinton
Roachdale
Effie Hinton
New Ross
Ben Hudson
Dock Clifton
John Pointer
Pete Todd
Will Grater
Stewart’s Chapel
Z. S. Hinton’s
Local Social Notes From Max Area
Max residents report poor road conditions and a Sunday gathering with James Sutton and family at Walter Crissler’s home. Delly Lasley and Meda Lollar visited Henry Lasley and wife. Rev Elders conducted services Saturday night, Sunday morning, and again on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sutton
Walter Crissler
Delly Lasley
Meda Lollar
Henry Lasley
Community Social Ties Mention Local Families
The notice lists gatherings with the Nay and Powell families including Lassey Videto Lollar Shirrel and Nay relatives. It notes Earnest Loar of Thorntown leaving for North Carolina next week with well wishes. Walter Cristler moved to Max last week and bought the H Z Shirrel property on North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Powell
Clyde Powell
Wits
Cordie
Ethel Nay
Della
Gurtie Lasley
Sallie Dossett
Lena Booker
Earnest Loar
Thorntown
H. Shirrell
North Carolina
Walter Cristler
Max
H.Z. Shirrel
North Streat
Local Movers and Visits Highlight Crawford County Notes
Jack Roark changes at Wm Lafollette settlement this week while Carse Caldwell sold dogs at Thorntown on Wednesday. Miss Josephine Miles visits Indianapolis parents, Stephen Eads of Darlington visits Geo Pyles, and Edgar Bruce brings kin to Mrs Bruce near Orth. Jefferson Township institute closed last Saturday. Multiple moves shift residents including Oscar Sparks near Potts school house and James Walters in Advance. Forty friends mark David Reed's forty sixth birthday. Marion Vice relocates to Benton county with Hutson taking over his former house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carse Caldwell
Thorntown
N. Josephine Miles
Business
Indianapolis
Stephen Eads and
Darlington
Geo. Pyles
Edgar Bruce
Oscar Sparks
Potts School
Jack Roark
Bronco Trade Dispute Ends With Return of Gray Horse
John Bateman swapped a gray bronco with Lewis Ballard after a dispute over behavior and a bad wind. Bateman then traded for a black bronco via Rush Vorhis, claiming misrepresentation. A writ of replevin restored the gray bronco to Ballard after a trial, with Ballard’s defense victorious and Bateman seeking damages for time and injuries to the gray horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bateman
Lewis Ballard
John
Rush Vorhis
Mr. Ballard
Rush
Ballard
James A. McClaine
Jack Shelby
M. V. Lucas
Bateman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chas. Wynkoop Fresh
Jd. W. Waters
W. H. Hostetter, S., Gillam
Gillam
Sywacare
YC Hodges Harness Shop
Lebanon
W. D. Pall
Advance
Indiana
Abstract Office
Dhave
Parnell
H. P
North Side
Boone Co
Anardele
Wear —Pahr Jeweler & Optician
Chas. McDaniel
Grandma Graybill
Ladoga
Mrs
Geo. McDaniel
Thos. Rolin
Victor
United States
W.D. Leap
Ora McDaniel
W. 5. Lasley
Carl Heathrington
New Castle, Ind
Shiloh
Joe Wall
Phil Pratt
Wm. Dean
M. A. Fulwider
Lena Wall
Lula Lasley
Bertha Clow
Chas Thompson
John Whitecotton
Dave Keeney
Rosy Gollady
Ben Powell
QO. A. Nelson
Hunt's
Wim, Samuels
James Maddox
J.P. Minor
Salem
Ind
Fred Saunders
Fred
Drayman Frank Gregory
Main Street
Canning Company
Joseph Smith
Nebraska
Jacob Waters
Smith
North Christian Church
Indianapolis Journal
Marna Bateman
Oregon
Don Weldon
North Main Street
Hamilton
New Oss
Katherine Thompson
South M Street
Sam Hamilton
Nea New Ross
Headrick
North Christichurch
Sunda
Th Christian Church
Spia
Goa
Henry Pittenger
Mary Gardner
Elmdale
Willard Gardner
Deat
Willard
Canada
Californi
Wm. Heathling
Southeast Corner
Saunders
W. H. Nay
James Lassey
Ed Videto
Laura Shirrel
Cason News
Wm. Lafollette
Mr. Shrader
Linden
James Proffitt
Goughs
W.S. Lasley
Tom Shera
Will
Iva Wall
Eid
DR. Fenner
ST. Vitus
Joseph Bros
C. E. Stephenson
Jamestown
Sterling Clothing Store
W.S
L.m.lasley Graduate Opticians
Welden
Nelson
Hunt’s Livery Barn
E. C. Dewitt & CO
Chicago, Ill
Red Cross
Noblesville
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