Local People and Visits Highlight Bedford Community Notes
Virgil Boone from Silverville visits. Mrs. Charles Asbury ill but improving. Dr. Martin of Indian Springs in town. Dan Iseminger returns from Bloomington trip. Trinity church forms a choir. Miss Maude Needham visits Bloomington. Lem Harbaugh drills core in Newton Holmes fields. Mrs. Carl Hayes of Louisville visiting Capt. J. D. Alexander. Rev. John Breck of Mt. Olive guest of friends. J. A. Buzarth buys a North N Street residence near the Fair Ground. City Treasurer W. W. Ferguson and wife visit Erie to see daughter Mrs. George Glover. Frank Dobbins leaves Elk Drug Store for Detroit. Deckard House grounds being beautified. Thurnt Zullman and others attend Bart Armstrong stock sale in Harrodsburg. Joseph King, old soldier of Huron, in town on business. Newton Sears leaves Buchanan's. travels for Bedford Candy Co. Ed Dagley to replace Sears at Harrodsburg. H. W. Ingie subscribes for Weekly Mail for brother Homer Ingie in Manila, P I. Quarterly M E conference at Bedford circuit Trinity April 7. officers and members urged to attend.
Local Notables Visit Bedford Amid Various Activities
Dr L A Crim of Washington and Harley Fox of Lyons visited Bedford along with Emery Clampitt Heltonville and Homer Rawlins from Kansas City. The town welcomed pension upgrades for John Emery and a marriage of William Achhes to Nancy Carmichael. Reed of Mitchell tackled carpentry and a bicycle track project gains momentum as April events shape up.
City Police Court finds Abel Skerd guilty on two counts
Abel Skerd was found guilty by Judge Stephenson's court on provoke and assault and battery, with fines and costs of 11.10 in each case paid. The report also lists numerous local visits, moves, and notices including births, illnesses, and marriage licenses across Bedford and nearby towns.
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Abel Skerd
Stephenson
Bedford couple wed in simple home ceremony
James D. Sears and Miss Delia Louden married at J. B. Foster home at 9 o clock on Wednesday. Elder James Small performed the ceremony in a pretty intimate setting with a few friends in attendance. Mrs Louden, a well regarded young woman in Bedford, and Mr Sears a rising Bedford businessman plan to begin housekeeping after their wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Sears
Delia Louden
J. B. Foster
James Small
Miss Louden
Bedford
Mr. Sears
Residents and Visitors in City This Week
A parade of locals and guests includes John Pinkston of Fayetteville, birth notices for Geo. Cisson’s son and Tom Kirk’s daughter, and visits by Supt. Hert from the State Reformatory, Archdeacon Cook, and others. Invitations issued for Easter week church events with Dr. E W Lownsbury preaching.
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John Pinkston
Fayetteville
City
Funeral for Mrs Mary Jane Brown Newkirk
Mrs Mary Jane Brown Newkirk wife of David Newkirk died at 45 p m March 26 The body lay in state from 4 p m Tuesday to 9 30 p m Wednesday at 1910 South G Street Funeral held at First M E church at 10 a m Wednesday Rev C B E Asbury officiating Burial at Green Hill
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David Newkirk
Mary Jane Brown Newkirk
South G Street
M. E
C. BE. Asbury
Green Hill
Marriage License Issued to Tinsley and Blevins
A marriage license has been issued to William R. Tinsley and Cora Blevins. The town bulletin also notes residents visiting relatives, local business dealings, employment updates, and various community happenings including births, illnesses, and a proposed council candidate.
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William R. Tinsley
Cora Blevins
Bedford Queens City Notes and Local Happenings
Guthrie resident Charles Lemon visits. Bloomington guest John Sentney returns. Mrs Baily visits Mitchell. additions planned by Barbour and Blackburn. Bedford Library nets 75.40 from Old Maids Carnival. Crawfordsville and Soldiers’ Home movements noted. Local politics, business, and social visits fill a busy page. The Bedford Candy factory expands with over one hundred candy varieties and growing local impact.
Social notes and upcoming events in Bedford
Oscar Wease visits relatives in the city while Mrs Lacey Erwin and Miss Ella Fullen also travel. Local residents visit Bloomington Salem and West 13th street. The Grand screens Sapho April 24, a Queen Esther cantata is set for April 10 and 11. Burton and Dorsey to reopen in Central Hotel, spring millinery opening March 29 30 31 with Angelus music. James A Herne to appear at the Grand in Sag Harbor. A Rockledge man is fined for assault and battery. An insane passenger is transported to Indianapolis. A mystery injury near River Vale leaves a man unconscious at Arlington Hotel.
Indiana Republican Conference in Indianapolis Discusses State Ticket
The Republican State Committee met to plan the April state convention. Possible chairmen include ex President Harrison Gov Mount Senators Beveridge and Fairbanks. Gen Harrison may or may not accept. A library fundraiser raised over 75 dollars and will fund new books as the town’s library moves April 15 to the Baptist church on 14th street to expand spaces.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Republican State Committee
Harrison
Mount
Beveridge
Fairbanks
Friends of the Public Library
Eareh
Baptist Church
14Th Street
Hodge Day Co Undertakers and Embalmers
Hodge Day Co undertakers and embalmers announce services with a lady attendant for women and children.
Typhoid Fever Strains Will Judah. Mitchell Brother In Critical Condition
Will Judah lies gravely ill with typhoid fever. Fred Mitchell of Mitchell Indiana, once with one arm removed for cancer, remains critically ill and not expected to recover. Achilles of Williams town, an umbrella fixer, wed not for love but to access an $1800 bequest. Judge Foster of Evansville, Vanderburgh Superior Court judge, visited to support Republican candidacy for the Indiana Supreme Court and departed for Bloomfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Mitchell
James R. Mitchell
Mitchell, Ind
Aldenhagen & Hartman
Wm. Achilles
Williams
Foster
Evansville
Supreme Court
Vanderburg
Bloomfield
Frank Shaffer Home Destroyed by Fire Near Planing Mill
The Bloomington Telephone reports the home of Frank Shaffer, just south of the planing mill on the railroad, burned shortly after 11 am Wednesday while the Shaffer family was away in Bedford. Neighbors saved household goods. insurance covered the house but not the contents, with loss about 300 dollars. W.S. Blatchley and George H. Ashley discuss Indiana stone deposits and plans for southern field investigations. Jack Chinn seeks Goebel monument fund exposure, sparking debate on political ethics and a proposed memorial inscription.
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Frank Shaffer
Shaffer
Bedford
Monon
Workingmen’s Building Association
W.S. Blatchley
Indiana
Lawrence County
George H. Ashley
Indianapolis News
Jack Chinn
Goebel Monument Fund
Missouri
Jesse James
Jesse
Goebel
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the Grand
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Geo. W. Hay
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G Froeress
North Side Public Square
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M. F. Dunn
H. P. Pearson
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North Side Square
John D. Alexander
Gunn
Eagle Clothing
Frank
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Postoffice
E. B. Stephenson
South Side
Gunn Building
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