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Newspaper

Bedford Weekly Mail

Location

Bedford, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1902

Page

3

Local notices from Seymour and surrounding areas

Elsie Herndon visits relatives in Odon while Mrs. James Frost travels to Limon Colorado. Frank Owen and F D Norton return from Chicago. Monon engineer Frank Kiser visits. Attendees include J C Hostetler, Mrs Carrie Hostetler, and Miss Genevieve Knapp in Decatur Illinois. Various local moves, visits, and business notices populate this community update.

J. C. Hostetler Carrie Hostetler Genevieve Knapp Decatur, Ill

Big Farm Sold to Scherschel Group in Coxton

The W. S. Richey Co. sold 1 020 acres of the old Newland farm at Coxton for 26000 to Joseph R cherschel Frederick P Scherschel and Rudolph J Scherschel grantees are Martin Bros of Salem. The Scherschels, from Wabash county Indiana, plan to run a top farm and attract northern citizens to Bedford.

W. S. Richey Co Joseph R.cherschel Frederick P. Scherschel Rudolph J. Scherschel Newland Coxton Martin Bros Saem Messrs. Scherschel Wabashounty Indiana W.S. Richey Company Scherschel Bedford

Local Notes and Notices From Shoals and Nearby

Miss Mabel Evans of Pearless visits friends. Infant son of Mr and Mrs Walter Johnson ill with pneumonia. Mrs John Naughe suffers rheumatism. Walter Hunter and Alice Schofield issued marriage license. Miss Anna Brown returns from Campbellsburg. Rev Mattingly ill but better. Mrs Jno Helms returns from Bloomington. Edwina Day and Stella Deckard visit Indianapolis to see Ben Hur. Mr and Mrs Millican return from Madison visit. Stone City voyagers report Hartlettsburg delay due to high wind. Senator Cy Davis to vote for Kern or Shively for US Senate. Daugherty of Missouri leaves for Washington. Showers Bros Bloomington signs 75 car Harttan Furniture order worth 115000. Five months old son of Geo Molineux dies in New Albany. burial in New Albany. S. M. Williams arrives in city after trip via Indian Springs to avoid smallpox quarantine. John Benzel and Amelia Zack wed at Ripper Wisconsin Thanksgiving Day. to visit relatives here.

John Benzel Amelia Zack Ripper Wis August Benzal

Fall from lad der injures Fred Anderson at Bedford Works

Fred Anderson fell from a ladder at the Bedford Steam Stone Works about 9 am Tuesday, landing on his feet but injuring and dislocating one ankle. The article also notes the Royal Blue Limited now runs about eight and a half hours Cincinnati to St. Louis, faster than before. A wedding is planned in Mt. Vernon as Dr W L Miller marries Anna Weilbremer at Rev L Miller's German MBE church.

Fred Anderson Bedford Steam Stone Works Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Cincinnati St. Louis Marrigo L. Miller M. BE W. L. Miller Anna Weilbremer Dr. Miller Miller Miss Weilbremer Mr. Vernon Andrew Weilbremer Mt. Vernon Ind

Oklahoma statesmen weigh future of territories and statehood

Senator Beveridge arrives with senate committee on territories but offers no official conclusions. Oklahoma shows strong case for statehood with population surpassing Arizona and New Mexico, while New Mexico and Arizona progress slowly yet have notable natural resources.

Beveridge Senate Committee On Territories Oklahoma Arizona New Mexico

Courthouse and Community Notes from Bedford Area

Courtney Trissler returns from a visit in Indianapolis. Local people include a business college seeker, and Mrs. Effie Fullen visiting her sister in Salem. Illnesses, travel, and social events weave through Bedford in a broad community roundup with small-town concerns and a March to court cases.

Effie Fullen Paoli Florence Walls

Wanted Girl for General Housework Ad

Classified notice seeking a girl to perform general housework at 2001 West 12th Street. Several local social notes list visits and arrivals including J Richardson returning from Westport and Miss Catherine Woody of Rockdale visiting Miss Irene West.

West 12Th Street J. Richardson Westport Catherine Woody Rockdale, Texas Irene West

Wicker verdict awarded in Bloomfield collision case

In Bloomfield the jury found for plaintiff Wicker in a suit over the death of Conductor Elmer Wicker near Greencastle. The wreck occurred when a locomotive rear ended a slowly moving coal train at night with no rear signal lights visible, Killing Wicker instantly as he tried to escape.

Walter Wicker S. B. Lowe T. J. Brooks Bloomfield Wicker the Manon Elmer Wicker Bainbridge Manon Greencastle Lafayette

Prison labor program eyed by Bedford and Lawrence county

The Bedford mayor and Lawrence county commissioners arranged a plan to employ jail prisoners on city streets, a model that could benefit other towns by turning idle inmates to road work while avoiding labor protests. The note cites cost savings and practicality in such projects. The piece also references silver prices affecting Far East and Mexican trade, plus the Daggy vs Wells trial at Brownstown with locals attending and listed witnesses and lawyers.

Bedford Ind Lawrence County Indianapolis Journal

Christmas Turkeys Wanted By Local Poultry House

Farmers urged to sell turkeys to J. W. Harvey M'gr at the old stand near Monon passenger station for top market prices. Avoid losses by trading with the reliable Poultry House. post free before selling.

Monon J. W. Harvey M’gr

Longest living Indiana resident dies at 105

Mrs. Malinda Lovell nearly 106, born North Carolina April 17, 1797, died Wednesday morning at her son in law J. L Hast home near Heltonville. Funeral held Leatherwood church Thursday at 11 o'clock.

Malinda Lovell Indiana J. L Hast Heltonville

Grand Jury Postponed Pending State Cases

The Grand Jury will not be impaneled until next Monday due to the prosecutor handling several State cases this week. Bedford saloon keepers faces liquor law violations from the Street Fair in 1901 tried Thursday before Judge Wilson. The State v John Slinkard had a morning instruction, verdict of guilty of assault and battery with intent to murder returned at 1:00 PM Tuesday, with sentencing pending.

John Slinkard Frank Jones Wilson Bedford Slinkard

City Police Court records on intoxication and peace case

John Burns fined ten dollars fifty cents and costs for intoxication with stay. John Stricker fined for intoxication and jailed. William Illingsworth fined ten fifty for intoxication by Mayor Smith with stay. Roberts Oats jailed after arriving under influence, stayed. State v Sewell for surety to keep peace set for 2 pm then continued. about 25 witnesses. Sewell to leave city to dismiss wife’s suit and divorce pending. fear of bodily harm cited.

William Illingsworth Smith Roberts Oats Joseph A. Sewell Keap Jennie Sewell Joseph H. Sewell Sewell

Church name change urged by bishop in Illinois diocese

Harve Donica Jr visits from Peerness on business. Rev Samuel Dwyer sues for 10000 over a sudden train stop causing permanent injuries. Photographer Ennis remains unconscious after a Wednesday stroke. Henrietta Haase moves into a new South H Street home. Bishop Seymour advocates renaming the church to American Catholic Church to better reflect gospel outreach.

Seymour Protestant Episcopal Diocese Springville, Ill Washington Ind Samuel Dwyer First Christian Church Elnora Evansville Indianapolis

Bloomington captaincy for 1903 named

Fab XN John Dolan full back on the Bloomington eleven has been chosen captain of the team for 1903. In Columbus Indiana John Reed, a brake man on the Madison branch of the Pennsylvania Railroad, survived an unusual accident when a box car roof blew off and landed inverted in mud near the Rider car factory. he was treated and is reported little worse for the incident.

John Dolan Bloomington Columbus Ind John Reed Jeffersonville Madison Pennsylvania Railroad Rider Carnig Reed Read

Bedford couple wed at First Christian church

Walter Chilton of Bedford married Miss Nannie Trueblood of Bryantsville in a Wednesday ceremony at Pastor E. Richard Edwards home church. They will live in Bedford at 1412 North J street after the wedding.

Homer A. Corbin Daisy May Gray E. Richard Edwards First Christian Church Walter Chilton Bedford Nannie Trueblood Bryantsville North & Street

Pneumonia risks and winter prevalence warned by health board

Indiana State Board of Health Bulletin notes pneumonia predominates in November through March with October deaths near 157 and almost 2,000 cases. It links illness to cold exposure, fatigue, alcoholism, and poor oxygenation, urging avoidance of neglected colds and ensuring fresh air for proper blood oxygen levels.

Indiana Indiana State Board of Health Bulletin

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Wilson's Bargain Store Elsie Herndon Odon James Frost Limon Colorado Frank Owen F. D. Norton Chicago Frank Kiser New Albany E. F. Chapman Williams John Felkner Tom Keeth Helen Lewis 161Th H Streets J. D. Fuitz A. H. Harbaugh 16Th Street J. H. LaPearl Texas G. A. Hamer Flora, Ill City George L. Tovey C. Landau Berley Mabrey Uncle Sam Sallie Owens The Indianapolis Business University A. W. Jones Mitchell Cavanaugh Harryman Silverville Zollman & Wilson Will Owen Mr. Owen K.D. Owen & Son Pearle Smith Alice Morgan Ella Mitchell Winifred Whitney Elizabeth Coleman Micajah Peyton Ander Miss Lou Anderson Geo. McDaniel Miss Anderson Frank Owens California Owens H.C. Stone Prairie Farmer Mother Earth Prairie Farmer Weekly Prairie Farmer Home Magazine Monthly Adams St Father Mattingly Levi Hawkins Pleasant Run Clyde Trueblood Robert Morrison Orleans J. A. Gubn L Montgomery James Peake Louisville Homer West Rex Stout Corrie Lee Joseph Duncan Mamie Capshaw Southern Indiana Road Lesh Giles New York State Oscar Edwards George Owens Butler University Albert Andrews Rivervale Cincinnati Commercial Gazette Gladys Blackburn Mary Blackburn West 14Th Street Lee Withers A. T. Withers Charles Drake Thomas Drake John W. Ira Pearl B. Taber Elsworth Bragzel Nora Byers William C. Flinn Judith H. Lee Finlay B. Simms Susie Massingill Prairie Farmer Home Magazine R. H. Williams Mabel Evans Pearless Walter Johnson John Naughe Walter Hunter Alice Schofield Anna Brown Campbellsburg Rev. Mattingly Jno. Helms Edwina Day Stella Deckard Ben Hur Stone City Hartlettsburg Ill Cy Davis Kern Shively United States Bob Miers Washington Gazette Daugherty Missouri W. H. Martin S. 1 Congress Showers Bros Harttan Furniture & Carpet Company Geo. Molineux L. A Morgan M. Williams Indian Springs Southern Indiana Shoals Howard Fields C. K. Brock P Street Harley Mcllroy Terre Haute Mcllroy Mr Fields West 16Th Street Ayer Buckingham R. P. Hail & Co Nashua N.H Courtney Trissler Levi Naugle Salem Chester Tagalls 17Th K Streets J. A Coleman Dennis Armstrong Miss Lydia Clayton Stone Martin Martini George Martini Greenville Ohio Mr. Martini Frank Ikerd Lottie J. Ikerd McKnight R. C. Stone Dugger Gorbin- Gray Richard T. Purrell Daniel B. Storms Bedford Journal Omer Porter Cloverdale Belle Union Putman County Church of Christ Porter Taggart Democratic Bookwalter B.B. Marley Louns Losuranes James M. Edwards Gertrude Dunlavy Livingstons John A. Sanders Sarah Girkin Democrat South I Street Joseph G. Phipps Frankfort Josephine Maroney Poseyville Weather Bureau Indianapolis News Far East Mexico Oriental New York Exchange Daggy Vs. Wells Brownstown Toursiay Frank R. Ogg John Mahaffle W. A. Ragsdale, Jr W. A. Martin Hon. R. N. Palmer BE. R. Dobbins H. C. Malott John L. Baker John W. Hudson W. A. Brown Thomas Theodore Thomas N. B Sie Circuit Court Notes Ambrose Nickless Francis M. Huff Margaret Huff Nickless City Police Court John Burns John Stricker Henrietta Haase South H Street N. E. Ennis Harve Donica, Jr Mai Miss Knox Lee Bailey Opal Little Leona Gratzer Roberta Noe Chilton-Trueblood Lewis Cooper Popular Bluff Celia Hubbard Tilene Leesville Aaron Hitchcock James B. Abell H. H. Beever Harry Hitchcock Pleasant Durham X-mas Furs R. E. Dale Bjeveler North Side Sq Bedford, Ind Richey CO Benzel Black Bedford W. S. Holcombe Haase & Owens Alexander & Harris Attorneys-At-Law Bedford India Office Gunn Hodge & Ferguson East Side J. W. Trainor Indians HAMER Northeast Corner Square Jas. G. Stull Attorney-at-Law Bedford, Indiana Merdieth & Son Nurserymen Koleen C. H. Emery P. B. May Allegal Haase & Owen's Clothing F. E. Stipp South Street Kodge & Ferguson Undertakers East Side Square Manila Philippine Commission India
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