Hazelwood Social Visits and Local Happenings
Dr J A Hamilton and wife of Advance and Dr Hamilton and wife of Modoc Indiana visited Ed Hamilton and wife Sunday. Geo Kiscaid built a new cement milk house. R M Billingsly studying at Valparaiso visited over Sunday with home folks. Mrs Mary Edrington returned from Cincinnati. Sam Caplinger near Beckville was in our parts Saturday. Mrs D F Madoc Indians visited with M M Edrington and family. Mrs D F Hamilton and Mrs M M Edrington and daughters Grace Edna Nora Billingsly had dinner with W E Edrington and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Hamilton
Advance
Dr. Hamilton
Modoc
Indiana
Ed Hamilton
Sunday
Sam Caplinger
Beckville
Our Parts
D. Hamilto
M. M. Edrington
D. F Hamilton
Grace
Edna
Nora Billingsly
W. E. Edrington
Local Briefs from Lebanon and Surrounding Areas
Advance R R No 21 James Ashwell was in Lebanon Saturday. A large crowd attended the Beck sale locally. George Broshar visited Jamestown Friday. Joe Graves is building a new barn by Frazier of Advance. Mrs. Alice Owens has shown improvement after a week of illness. Mrs. Birdie Grider of Advance stayed with Mrs. McClellio last week. Emma Nicely and daughter Pearl visited Sam Burke and family in Lebanon Saturday night and Sunday. George Broshar and family attended church at Max and dined with James Lasley and wife Sunday. Charlie Sparks hosted visitors John T. Jones and wife James Gordon and wife and Frank Yager and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Nicely
Pearl
Sam Burke
Family of
Lebanon
George Broshar
Max
James Lasley
Charlie Sparks
John T. Jones
James Gordon
Frank Yager
Providence meetings draw steady attendance
Advance R R 20 notes continued interest in Providence meetings. Several locals are listed traveling for business and family visits including M P Riner in Lebanon, Roach Dean and Shelby in Cincinnati, Sam Caplinger and family with Jim Caplinger, Virgil VanHorn with Lawrence Riner, and Zella Huffman visiting Indiana polis. One barn belonging to R J Riner burned last Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roach Dean
Mr. Shelby
Lebanon
Cincinnati
Lebanon R R13 Social Notes From Local Family Visit
Alex Fine and family of Lebanon spent Sunday with Hubert Fine and Mrs Artie Smith and children cat Jamestown visited her sister Mrs Lora Lasley Wednesday Hazel Brown staying with Mr Dora Kernodle this week Sam Reese of Fallis Kentucky visiting relatives in this vicinity George Jackson and family spent Sunday with Joe Jackson and wife Tom Jackson and family visited Sunday with Alfred Jackson and family near Lebanon The Larkin club met Friday Oct 17 with Mrs Daisy Dale afternoon spent in games and a guessing contest Prizes won by Mrs Nerena Reese and Miss Von Cunningham A dainty three course luncheon served Those present Mesdames Thos Anderson Dora Kernodle Versa Reese Myrtle Smith Mary Jackson Edith Rader and son Ovid Bernice Taylor and son Leland Icy Shera Jock Shera Rosa Yingst and Miss Von Cunninghambeam
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larkin Club
Daisy Dale
Nerena Reese
Mies von Cunningham
Mesdames Thos. Anderson
Dora Kernodle
Versa Reese
Myrtle Smith
Mary Jackson
Edith Rader
Ovid
Bernice Taylor
Leland
Icy Shera
Jock Shera
Rosa Yingst
Miss von Cunningbeam
How To Conquer Rheumatism At Your Own Home
A brochure offers a Free Trial of Chronicure claimed to conquer rheumatism and relieve related ailments. It promises blood cleansing and a tonic effect for a run down system and invites readers to request a free large package from Mrs M Summers at 13 Washington Avenue South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Summers
Washington Avenue
South
Benend
Law Changes Protect Rabbits and Define Game Seasons
The new measures set a closed rabbit season with ferret use banned and establish hunting rules for squirrels until November. The 1913 act restricts most game hunting December to April except for wild ducks, with fines for violations and exceptions allowing rabbit hunting between December 20 and January 10. The quail season requires permission from the commissioner of fisheries and game for any hunting or possession for breeding purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wny
Commissioner of Fisheries and Game
Apy
Quail and Ruffed Grouse Hunting Prohibition Text
The section bans hunting quail or ruffled grouse from December 20 to November 10 of the following year. Violators are misdemeanants and face a $10 fine for each bird hunted shot purchased or possessed.
Notice to Non-Residents in Boone County Indiana
In Boone County Circuit Court Indiana case No 5038 William A Artman vs Daniel Yandes et al a complaint to quiet title has been filed with an affidavit naming unknown heirs creditors and legatees of several defendants. The defendants are not residents of Indiana and must answer by December 15 1913 or the court will proceed in their absence. James Gardner Clerk Jesse C Smith Attorney for Plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Boone County
Circuit Court
William A. Artman
Daniel Vandes
Daniel Yandes
Ann Yandes
Dan’l Yandes
Yandes
Dan’ Yandes
Jno Wilkins
Wilkins
John Wilkins
Elen Wilkins
Benjamin Crews
Almina Crews
Benjamin Kruise
Kruise
James H. Ross
Nancy Ross
John M. Ross
Allen Ross
Ellen Ross
J. M. Ross
M. Ross
James J. Ross
Nancy Moore
J.j.ross
J. J. Ross
Wife Ross
Mary H. Ross
Mary
Rosa
Jane M. Ross
Jame M. Ross
Thomas A M. Ross
Ross
Thomas M. Ross
Thos. M. Rosa
Mary Ross
Thos. M. Ross
Mary Rees
William M. Ross
Nannie Moore
Mannie
William Dwns
Dwns
William M. Dwns
Dwneg
William M
Jane M. Kruger
Henry Kruger
Indiana
Lebanon
Tax Paying Time Across The City
Tax deadlines loom next month urging residents to settle obligations early. Officials urge readiness to avoid last minute rush and penalties. The notice stresses timely payment for all taxpayers and highlights the ease of settlement if funds are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popersy
Notice of Appointment as Administrator for Eliza eth M Wiley
The undersigned is appointed administrator of the estate of Elizabeth M. Wiley, deceased, late of Boone County Indiana. The estate is probably solvent. Harvey M. Coulter named administrator and Charles D. Orear attorney for administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizaeth M. Wiley
Boone County
Indiana
Harvey M. Coulter
Charles D. Orear
Regular preaching services at the Methodist church
Regular preaching services are held at the Methodist church with weekly programs and guest speakers. The schedule includes Sunday worship, adult Bible study, and youth activities led by church leaders and community volunteers.
Saint Hypes and Fanly Visit with Joseh Beck Family
Fragmentary note describes a gathering with Joseh Beck and his wife Fr day night and Saturday near New Boss. Mention of Mace, Bill Thomas Walker, and the Walker family unclear roles. No clear event or outcome specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Hypes
Fanly
Mace
Joseh Beck
Ciner
Bill Thomas Walker
Walker
Family San Day
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walter Hunt
Mark Wall
A. Nelson
Ind
Theo. Shinn
Msgalls Magazine
Wielell
Hein Rou
McCall Company
West 37Th St
New York
A. H. Yager
Aent
Paterta
Munn & Co
Scientific American
Washington
D.C
Bank of Advance
Seach
Citizens State Bank At
Jamestown
EB. M. Graves
Jackson
ABD
Vance Lodge
A. M
H.o.bennett W
M T. E. Bubrin,s
Enterprise Reb
Jrastx
M’oLains
N. G
Mabry Owens
Sxcy
Hazelwood
Geo. Kiscaid
R .M. Billingsly
Valparaiso
Mary Edrington
Ohio
D. F. Madoc
Carl Ferguson
Near
Dover
R. D. Billingsly
R.R. No
James Ashwell
Joe Graves
Frazier of Advance
Alice Owens
Birdie Grider
McCleiluo
R. R
Providence
Ance
M. P. Riner
Jim
Virgil VanHorn
Lawrence Riner
Zella Huffman
Indianapolis
H. F. Yager
Marie Lucas
Olga
Sarah Ray
Jessie McClaine
Vashti Dean
Pansy
Lou Caplinger
John Weldon
Wife Sunday
R. J. Riner
Alex Fine
Hubert Fine
Artie Smith
Cat Jamestown
Lora Lasley
Hazel Brown
Sam Reese
Fallis
Kentucky
George Jackson
Joe Jackson
Tom Jackson
Alfred Jackson
Adv
Lass Legisla
Tun
James Gardner
Jesse C. Smith
Sale Bill
the New Hat Shop
Jennie Ross
Methodist Church
Advance Hardware Co
Epperson
Hitse
Golladay School
Buster Brubeck
Nancy Jane Bowman
Frank Bowman
Ily
Near Old Union
Bert Ray Pointer
Faily
Fem
Day
Ferguson and Family
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