Funeral Notice for Christopher Smith in Englewood
The obituary reports the funeral of Christopher Smith born April 14 1860 in this city. He was a prominent contractor and a devout member of the First Methodist Episcopal Church. Surviving relatives include five sisters and three brothers with services held Tuesday at his Englewood residence and burial at Green Hill.
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Christopher Smith
John Christopher
Caroling Smith
Stith
Englewood
Dornest
Beera
Mary Worthington
Vine
Civili
Ruth
Studka
Marie
Christinje
Dora
Christopher
Baby
Claude Coleman
Twit
Jas
First Methodist Episcopal Church
J. ¥. O'Haver
Green Hill
Wells Operation Moves Father Home From Chicago Hospital
Walter Martin returned from Chicago where he visited Elmer Wells who underwent an operation weeks earlier. Wells has been moved to the home of his daughter Mrs Burl Kern and will likely be home in about two weeks. Five hobos found shelter at the county jail after a Sunday storm and left town Monday without vagrancy charges.
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Illinois
United States
White House
Mic Goney
Harris
London
Elmer Wells
Mr. Wells
Burl Kern
Joseph E Sample Named Eastern Manager Of Publication
Joseph E Sample is appointed eastern manager of publication succeeding his father J R Sample. The move places Sample in charge of eastern operations and oversight of regional editions.
Joseph E Sample Promoted to Eastern Manager
The friends of Joseph E Sample son of J R Sample Western Union Telegraph Company manager announce his promotion from assistant to Eastern manager of the Railway Engineer and Review, published in Chicago. The rise brings a substantial salary increase and he has spent time visiting his father here, gaining many friends.
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Joseph E. Sample
J. R. Sample
Western Union Telegraph Company
Chicago
Young Sample
Fire damages Bloomingtion campaign HQ and nearby shops
A Sunday afternoon blaze started in the second story room used as Democratic headquarters in Bloomingtion and threatened the east side of the public square. Firefighters forced entry, subduing the fire, though the City book store and Vermilya's drug store suffered major water damage. A separate county petition seeks a new hitchrack near the square, claimed to be overdue for replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Public Square
City Book
Vermilya’s
Mrs Mirea Hill Dies at 90 in Bloomington Ill
Mrs Mirea Hill aged 90, mother of William C Hill of North M street, died Sunday night in Bloomington Illinois. She had lived in Bloomington since early youth. Funeral services were held Tuesday in Bloomington.
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Mirea Hill
William C. Hill
North M Street
Bloomington, Ill
Body of Capt Samuel Nicholas Brought Home for Burial
The body of Capt. Samuel Nicholas, who died at Hot Springs Friday, arrived Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock and was taken to the Hamer Day Chapel. Many friends and comrades called at the chapel while the remains rested there. The funeral was scheduled for Monday at 2 o'clock at New Union Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Nicholas
Hot Springs
Hamer & Day Chapel
New Union
Fiurial
Appendicitis Operation in City Hospital
Samuel Sutton of Cuzco Indiana underwent an appendectomy at City Hospital. The operation was performed for relief of a longstanding illness by Dr. J. R. Pearson with assistants Drs. E. R Mitchell and Norman.
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Samuel Sutton
Cuzco
Ind
J. R. Pearson
E. R Mitchell
Norman
Mitchell City Board considers County Hall improvements
City representatives of the Civic League at Mitchell asked the Board of Commissioners for improvements to the County Hall including a furnace and repairs. Born to Mr and Mrs Fred Fultz of Coxton a daughter was reported Sunday.
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Civic League
Mitchell
Board of Commissioners
Fred Fultz
Coxton, Sunday
AGAIN IN GAL William Franke Gets On Another Drunk And Wakes In the
William Franke, a resident of Galveston, faces charges after an alleged intoxicated incident. Police report he was found asleep in a public area and later detained for disorderly conduct. The case proceeds in local court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Franke
Baker William Franke Fined After Theater Disturbance
William Franke, a baker, was arrested after a Saturday night disturbance that started in theaters. He assaulted Policeman McBride with mace, was fined 25 dollars plus costs and faces 35 days behind bars if unable to pay 35 more. charges include disturbing a public meeting and assault on a police officer.
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William Franke
Clark
McBride
Franke
Cline
Mavor Fields
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The
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Saturday Evening Post
Harry Or
Robert Smith
West 15Th Street
Bedford
Indiana
Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Callirda
Inetelis
Nenin
Ghigo
Uy G Spec
Baddey
Fis General
Wetett
Bfe Care Home
Lo Stey Unt
Fred Smith
Nowstreet
Angel
Speath
Wilhuli
Evars
County
Bly
Walter Martin
J. R
Blooming
M Street
New Union Cemetery
Deal
City Hospital Sun
Cuzco, Ind
Mitchell County Hall
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