Residents journey and health notes in local city
Charlie Mason and Cora Giles of Springville visited the city on different days while Kate Johnson remains ill. I W Hendrickson from Williams and Olin Norman of Heltonville also traveled in, with Lawrence Williams in Williams visiting the city. Mrs Minnie Utterback spent a day in Salem visiting relatives. Capt William Day’s illness improves. John Graham from Bloomfield visited his brother Basil in the city and traveled to Bloomington next forenoon. The Venezuelan government plans to demand Minister Loomis passports, signaling rising anti American sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Graham
Bloomfield
Basil
Bloomington
Frenoon
Venezuela
Loomis
Measles Reported in North Bedford and Local Notices
A list of local updates notes measles in North Bedford while residents travel, visit, recover from illnesses, or attend events. Individuals from Tunnelton to Indianapolis are mentioned with several families and towns named, including a measles case, scarlet fever recovery, chickenpox, a legal suit settled by compromise, and a missing keg of cherry wine after a buggy trip.
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North
Bedford
J. E. Kern
Tunnelton
Bloomington
Local visitors and events noted in city Saturday
William Morrow and many others from Coxton Williams Norman Station Guthrie Buddha and River Vale appeared in the city Saturday on business visits. Birth announced for J D Fultz at East 16th street and several residents traveled to nearby towns for visits and work.
Local residents seen in town on various business and visits
Louis Chapman of Huron and D L Kern of Williams were in town Tuesday along with several other residents from nearby places. Mrs Tennie Marks is improving from a broken rib while Frank Whitted of Leesville was en route to Dark Hollow. Numerous visits to relatives occur as Miss Blanche Holmes visits North M street, Raymond Vickers returns from Terre Haute, and Mrs Mary Giles goes back to Worthington. The California Legislature and others noted a talk on Cuba, while legal action involves Athens Brick Co suing Davis & Archer for 2454.77.
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Frank Whitted
Leesville
Dark Hollow
Athens Brick Co
Davis & Archer
Washington
Washington Democrat
Plymouth Rock Cockerels For Sale At Bedford Produce Co
A sale of full blooded Registered Plymouth Rock cockerels is advertised by Bedford Produce Co. Various local residents return from visits including Mrs. John Bixler who attended a funeral in town and Mrs. Anna Dodds en route to Kurtz to visit her mother.
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Plymouth Rock
Bedford Produce Co
Money for first mortgage offered by H. H. Walls
H H Walls offers money on first mortgage security in any amount at low rates. Terms from one to ten years. Office in Hodge and Wall building. The new game law requires a permit for hunting squirrels and waterfowl between Oct 1 and Nov 10, issued free by the Commissioner of fishers and game. Squirrels May 1 to Jan 1, quails Nov 10 to Jan 1, limit 24 per day. Out of state hunters pay 25 dollars plus 50 cents clerk fee. Unauthorized hunting on enclosed land carries a fine between 10 and 50 dollars.
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H. H. Walls
Hodge & Wall’s
Fishers and Game
Dentist promises painless teeth removal in Bedford area
An advertising notice from a dentist relocated to Bedford offers painless tooth extractions with guaranteed first class work. Gas anesthesia available, free exams and estimates, no charge where teeth are replaced, and references offered on request. Cases rejected by others are solicited for inspection of work and prices.
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Bedford
Ability &c
Dr J W Prichard Rooms Over Mitchells Drug Store
Bedford Indiana listing notes Dr J W Prichard operating from rooms above Mitchells Drug Store in Bedford Indiana with locale citation and address placeholder.
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Mitchell’s Drug Store
Bedford
Indiana
Kemp's Balsam For Grippe Remedy Urged
A remedy recommended for patients afflicted with the Grippe is Kemp's Balsam especially adapted for the throat and lungs. Do not wait for symptoms, get a bottle today and keep it for use at once. If neglected grippe can lead to pneumonia. Kemp's Balsam prevents this by keeping the cough loose and the lungs clear. All druggists sell Kemp's Balsam at 25c and 50c.
Local residents and business moves noted in city visits
B B Marley loans money. Claude Sears was in the city Monday on business. Addie Doane of Williams was in town Wednesday. J L Sullivan of Williams in the city Thursday. Nelson Hendrickson of Williams in the city Thursday. Wm Boruif bought one of Wm Reuter's houses on West 14th. Charles Holmes of Short guests in the city. Pure Open Kettle Orleans Molasses shipped direct from New Orleans. Robert Frost and wife of Limon Station, Col. visiting Mrs Louise Frost. Mrs Elizabeth Gardner of this city granted an original widow's pension of 8 dollars per month. Mrs Emanuel Sears returned from visit with her son Will Sears in the country. Eli Kinser formerly of this city now runs a general store at Williams and was here Wednesday night. The liquid conso lation mixers and dispensers of Bedford formed the Bartenders Association to promote welfare of members. W B McDermot of Cale called to the city Wednesday by the sickness of his daughter Dora McDermed at A C Pollard's. Mr McDermed returned home Thursday morning.
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Nelson Hendrickson
Williams
Wm. Boruif
Wm. Reuter
West 14Th Street
Eli Kinser
W. B. McDermot
Cale
Dora McDermed
A. C. Pollard
MceDemed
Louisville
General Harrison
Russell B. Harrison
Mary Harrison McKee
Russell
Indianapolis
Benjamin Harrison
Courier-Journal
Virginia
Harrison funeral plans and funeral details unfold
Indianapolis and Washington report Gen. Benjamin Harrison dies at 4 45 pm after a long illness. President McKinley will attend the funeral in Indianapolis with brief state acknowledgment. Proclamation suspends state business and flags half-masted as crowds recall the president’s life and career.
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Washington
McKinley
Harrison
Cortleyou
Canton
General Harrison
Durbin
First Presbyterian Church of
Indianapolis
Crown Hill
Ind
Local residents and travelers visit the city Thursday
J. L. Hinkle of Clear Springs and A. P. Branham of Heltonville were in the city on business. Mrs. Giles and her daughter Miss Nellie of Williams shopped in town. Miss Laura Fields, visiting with her sister Mrs. Henry Sears near Fayetteville, has returned home. Ray Mitchell, Williams, recently in the Philippines, is now in San Francisco and will return home soon.
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Flora Edwards
Henry Martin
J. L. Hinkle
Clear Springs
Laura Fields
Henry Sears
Fayetteville
Ray Mitchell
Williams
Philippines
San Francisco
Fayetteville guest Everrett Adamson visits Miss Fay Lane
Everrett Adamson of Fayetteville was in the city this week as the guest of Miss Fay Lane. Mrs. Louise Frost traveled to Shanswick on Tuesday morning to spend the day with Mrs. Zack Johnson. A planned street parade by Princeton ladies for a Spinsters Fortnightly event was canceled after husbands objected strenuously.
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Everrett Adamson
Fayetteville
Fay Lane
Louise Frost
Shanswick
Zack Johnson
Princeton
Eddie Evans
Ivy Jackson
New M. E. Church at Shoals to be Dedicated Sunday
The M. E. church at Shoals will be dedicated Sunday with preparatory services each night this week. Sermons are to be preached by former pastors and presiding elders, continuing the church’s dedication weekend observance.
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M. E
Shoals
Circuit Court Notes From A Mitchell Area Term
McKee Anderson vs Malinda Miller on note set for trial Saturday. H James Davis, nitroglycerine hobo, to be tried a week from Thursday. Eliza McGrew declared insane and to be sent to the asylum. Mays v George et al change of venue granted to Monroe county. Alexander C. Glover appeal remonstrants prevail. Mitchell liquor cases tied to Nichols on power of attorney issue. Habeas corpus in Anderson case seeks release. judge to consider. John Carroll found guilty of attempted murder of Charles Reid. sentenced to Michigan City prison for two to fourteen years. Taylor Anderson adjudged insane. admission papers filed. habeas proceedings continue. Licenses to sell liquor appealed. board and remonstrants upheld. Glover appeal trial ongoing. may conclude Wednesday.
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Martin
Anderson
John Carroll
Charles Reid
Martin Monday
Michigan City
James Davis
Guthrie
Stephenson
Chrisler
R. B. Short
A. W. Hon
Circuit Court
James Kane, Jr
Augustus Williamson
Mathias Ingram
James Duncan
Commissioners Court
Mitchell
Batman
Alexander C. Glover
Jury Draws In Circuit Court Bar As Mock Jurors
In Circuit Court on Saturday State v Eliza McGrew Mitchell charged with stealing a calico dress valued at 50 cents. Defense and State agreed to accept occupancy in the jury box. Judge Martin humorously called the chairs to sworn service, enmingling twelve prominent lawyers as jurors. The panel included Robert N Palmer Newton Crooke Joseph Giles Edward K Dye William F Brooks Henry P Pearson McHenry Owen William Clark James H Willard Fred N Fletcher Frank Vance.
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Eliza McGrew
Mitchell
J. Hickson Smith
Martin
Robert N. Palmer
Newton Crooke
Joseph Giles
Edward K. Dye
William F. Brooks
Henry P. Pearson
McHenry Owen
William &. Clark
James H. Willard
Fred N. Fletcher
Frank Vance
New Spring Goods and Millinery Treasures Advertised
The notice promotes spring merchandise including laces embroidery and new millinery novelties. It highlights the celebrated Jackson Corset and Wilson's Bargain, plus a store rebate check with every purchase as an incentive to shoppers.
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Wilson
Not Guilty Verdict After Sixteen Hour Jury Delay
After 11 o clock the jury divided six to six over questions of law and fact. They dined, returned at 3 pm with a Not Guilty verdict. Judge Martin teased the bar before discharging them. Also includes local notes on residents visiting relatives, hospital recoveries, and a report of February deaths and causes in Martinsville. The Martinsville Grocers Protective Association earns praise for order and discipline.
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Turley Burton
Martin
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