Revival Services Lead Week at St Paul and Local Notes
Sunman area notes report revival services at St Paul and a series of meetings at the C U church starting Sunday. Local residents visited kin, attended funerals in Moores Hill, Batesville, and Cincinnati, and several went to Cincinnati for visits. Ripley County life includes farm work, visitors from Guilford and Napoleon, OES meeting, Redmen banquet, and local real estate change as Bert Weiner buys the old Haeship farm. Old Ripley praised for abundant food despite being less corn country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sweira
Ripley County
Ripley
United States
Metamora Funeral for Civil War Veteran Jones
The funeral of Thomas W. Jones, Civil War veteran and twenty six year Odd Fellow, was held at the M E church led by Rev Polhemus with pallbearers Geo Murry John Alley Harry Swift Andrew Alley C Swan and Milton Curry and the J O O F in charge. Henry Murry of Clockpali visited relatives. Tobacco growers deliver crops as buyers arrive paying good prices. Lewis Parvis route 1 mail carrier was injured when a horse toppled him and the wagon passed over his body injuring his neck and shoulders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Jones
M. E
Polhemus
Jones
Geo. Murry
John Alley
Harry Swift
Andrew Alley
C. Swan
Milton Curry
Lewis Parvis
Local Briefs From Nearest Town
Osce Bloss Baylor died last Wednesday after illness. Interment was in the Napoleon cemetery. Born to Edgar Lafary and wife on Friday a girl was born. Gordon Burroughs of Brown township spent weekend with relatives. Jim Francis is ill with typhoid at his mother Ada Weber's home. Vera Statie is very ill with typhoid fever. Dr Brenton attending. Dennis Hartley ill with typhoid slowly improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloss Baylor
Illnnese
Napoleon Cemetery
Edgar Lafary
Jim Francis
Ada Weber
Vera Statie
Brenton
Little Dennis Hartley
Local Visitors and Travelers List from Sunday Record
Suoman, Batesville, Indianapolis, and Cincinnati linked names appear as callers, travelers, and visitors. Individuals include Miss Dora Heer, Clarence Donnell, Joe Britisman, Henry Price, Chas Hirt, Mrs Beo Schene, Miss Lorena Bruns, Harold Smith, Mrs Sam Wippel, Wm Nordmeyer, Clarence Schultz, wife, Henry Kein e, Straus, Chas Huey, wife, Harry Harlow, Mrs Anna Russel, and Christ Zias visiting or transacting here or with relatives this period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Hirt
Batesville
Beo Schene
Batesaville
Chas. Huey
Sunman
Harry Harlow
Newpoint
Anna Russel
Indianapolis
Henry Closterman
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Paul
C. U. Church
Edward Stille
Cincionati
Frank Negangard
Cincinnati
W. W. Bigney
Lynn
Bell Rowe
Moores Hill
Mike I Fritsch and Wife
Mrs. Wm
The
Order
Redmto
Bert Weiner
Haeship
Clinton
Rhoda Kaysen
Guilford
E. Robertson and Children
Columbus
Daisy Butler
Mollie Perlee
Little Son
Greendale
Albert Behlmer
Emmerson Behlmer
Napoleon
Spades
Co. E. Wiesehahn
Anna Gunter
John Fishmer
Irna
Emma Meister
Elva
Sunmano
Carrie Ransom
Mrs. Schroeder of
Covington
O. H. Terry
H. Brockman
Viall
A. Gindling
Mies
Clara Kanmimeyer
Re Atives
Batenville
Henry Murry
Clockpali
Osce
Gordon Burroughs
Brown Town‘ship
Morris
Dora Heer
Suoman
Clarence Donnell
Greensburg
Joe Britisman
Nicholasville
Henry Price
Lorena Bruns
Harold Smith
Sam Wippel
Cincinna Li
Wm. Nordmeyer
Clarence Schultz
Henry Kieine
Ovdenburg
Straus
Christ Zias
P. Boerstler
Monarch
Florence
Star Hardware Company
Peutey Wy
N. Blank
Lieber
Indianapolis Brewing Comp’y
C. Timmerman
Krome's Store
Timmerman
Hillenbrand
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