Notice to Correspondents Seeks Timely Weekly Letters
The Hustler urges country correspondents to send letters to the office by Tuesday each week to ensure timely publication. This notice emphasizes a weekly deadline for mail submissions.
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1914
Page
3
The Hustler urges country correspondents to send letters to the office by Tuesday each week to ensure timely publication. This notice emphasizes a weekly deadline for mail submissions.
A long list of neighbors and families from Advance and nearby areas trade visits and daily life items. Mentions include Mrs. Lou Caplinger selling a young Billy, George Proffitt and Perry traveling to Bushtown road, Jessie McClaine staying with Mrs. Dan Airhart, and many others visiting relatives or calling on friends over the weekend. Several sick or traveling individuals are noted, with references to hospital care in Indianapolis and a convention attendance at times.
Frank Martin visited QO A Me with Claine and family on Wednesday night. Fern Potts and Madge Potts from Beckville visited H P Stevens and family. Mrs J L Erskie and Mrs Abell spent Wednesday afternoon with J L Eskioe and family. Grace Edrington spent Tuesday night with Mary Martin near Dover Station. Nathen Jones of Ladoga visited his uncle John T Jones near Dover. Wiler of Lebanon was in the area Sunday buying stock. James Smith and wife visited Til for a few weeks. EKocy Proffitt and M M Edrington were near Ward with James Roark and wifeMonday.
Russell Morrison and Virgil Morrison visited Friday with family near Stewards Chapel. Bettie Hinton came Thursday afternoon with sister Effie Heckathorn. William Butler and wife visited Friday with their son Drsa Butler and family of Jamestown. Robt Ferguson and wife near Gallia schoolhouse visited Friday with daughter Ray Poynter. Frank Otterback and family visited Thursday with James Kibbey’s of Advance. Floyd Jarrett’s family joined Mrs Dora Jarrett and son. Pearl Clifton and Goldie Morrison enjoyed an Jamestown outing last week. Veane Becklehammer visiting Indianapolis relatives. Ralph Poynter and wife of Lebanon visited weekend at John Poynter’s. Fredk Butler and wife near Lover visited Sunday with William Butler’s and others.
Tina Utterback visited from Ere day until Monday with Mr and Mrs Bar Thompson. Worra E Butler and Gill Utterback were in Danville Sunday. Shelby Hutchinson joined John Heaths for Sunday dinner. Gill Utterback works for Clay Baumgardner. Frank Utterback and family visited Sunday with Mrs Jane Kibbey and family. Billie Becklehammer and family of North Salem visited Pete Todds. George Zinmermad sold two valuable steers to Jim Martin Saturday.
The item records several visits and travels of residents around Advance Crawfordsville Lebanon Beckville and Morgan County. Names include Bill Walker Robert Ferguson Clarence Pipes Henry James May Gilbert and Emmett Bowmara among others with mentions of hay hauling a funeral and ill health.
Mt Zion reports Monday visit by Ma James James and Ros Nicely to Lena Miller at Deaconess hospital Indianapolis. Tuesday Alva Culley moves to Acvanca with help from Clyde Culley and Wm Duncan. Alva to work for Roy Nicely and W W Bush. Wednesday Ed Washburn Roy Coumberlain and Lowell Emmer attend Chis Ewings sale at New Ross. Barold Neettham to move into Alva Culley’s vacated house. Heonah Sandlin and Mary Shieide visit Thursday with Alice Emmert in Ottowa word for Me Kraiz at New Hoss Thureday.
Residents visit after Sunday services as families spend time with kin. Names include Hightower family at Lochinnaponia and multiple gatherings with Emmert, Thompson, Shields, Sandlin, and Murchison relatives visiting across nearby farms and towns.
Brown stops by with Daniel Ottenberg and wife and daughter Nora Ferguson. Robert Ferguson and wife visit Roy Poynter family. Little Thelma Ferguson remains on the sick list. James Stader visits Harry James and others. Theodore McDufie and Raph Montgomery aided Ora Reed with wood. Mrs. James Brown visits her father Mr. Peffley. Baxter Reed and wife visit Orcie Burris family. Doris Swindler remains ill. Wm Pittenger family visit. Baxter Reed and wife see Ora Reed couple. Mrs. Myrtie Garner visits Lebanon Monday afternoon. Harry James and wife welcome a baby boy born Monday night.
Col. M. B. Russell recalls a wild Overland Trail run in the 1860s. Bob Scott drove six British passengers in a coach from Horseshoe toward Fort Laramie, muttering clashes and abuse, then whipping the pony express team into a dramatic dash and firing six shots in the air to settle the ride. The Englishmen feared the mad driver as they faced a perilous descent and a near run to safety.
Dover area residents share visits and hospitality. Chas E McClain called Caldwell and Lula VanHorn stays with L C Caldwell. GC Gi dined with James Higgs and wife of Advance. RE Caldwell and family visited Chase McClaine’s. Ww McDaniel hosted friends at Spearmies Hill home. Rayleigh’s Medicine Man making rounds this week. All aboard, gentlemen, six Englishmen refuse further ride with Bob Scott.
A stream of social visits and family updates from New Ross and nearby Crawfordsville. Mrs Isaac Golliday and Aunt Kate Spoor visit relatives. Wu Canada and wife return from Missouri and stop in New Ross to see Marlie Brown and children. Murice Smith spends night in Jamestown. Professor Brown of Wabash College reports on pupil papers and errors. community play Women’s Honor impresses crowd. families like Powell, Day, and Dickson send greetings and visitations across the area.
Names and visits fill a Sunday and weekend in the district. Harting Harland and Marie Emmett share time. Foster Stewart and Hartley visit. Owens family and Bertings appear at homes. play night at New Moss and illness of Doris noted among locals.
Grace Guatpic and relatives from Jawevatown share time in Gosl Boom'sh with Ruth and family. Joan Myers attends church Sunday morning. Leola McClaine visits her uncle Joe Moody and returns home in Advance Tuesday. Mollie Brown shops in Juchiacapolia Thursday. Laura Linn visits from Linesburg Tuesday and Wednesday. Elsie Harris returns to school Monday. Ruth Jones stays with Kathleen Brown Thursday night. Gladys McVey spends Saturday night in Jamestown. Blondie Wail reports inmates at Mrs. Jaures’s facility in Moko visiting Aunt ne Cane ada.
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