Numerous townsfolk noted in Bedford city listings
A long roster of residents and visitors appears in Bedford city records with many names and affiliations. Highlights include births, illnesses, marriages, business travels, and real estate moves among locals such as Mrs. Frank Bickenhauser, Clarence Webb, John Stout, Euta Tabor, JOS. P. Allen, Walter Rout, W. EB. Cannedy, Bonnie Davis, and others. Civil and social ties stretch to Mitchell, Seymour, Blooming ton, Shoals, and beyond, with school graduations and local construction updates also reported.
Local notes and arrivals fill a busy Sunday
Simon Graves visited Harrods burg relatives Sunday. Judge H Martin returned yesterday from Indianapolis. A marriage license issued to Lyman Gilson and Jane Pitman. Andy Dodds of Buddha was in the city Monday. Mrs P A Crofts, mother of Mrs M Russell, is quite sick. Miss Jennie Simms visited Georgie Brown. Col George McDaniel and Everett Clark left Indianapolis for Pensacola on a business trip. Thomas Jackson from Bloomington, a IU student, in the city Friday. B H Potter of Edna, Kansas, visiting relatives. Chas Keys of Montgomery visiting Jesse Richardson and may move to the area. Marriage licenses issued to several couples. Phony White, Lee Lawrence and Algin Strout lease Dredoble foundry. John Qualap died in North Bedford aged 70. Funeral Saturday. Gale Friday night caused damage. Edward Joyce to begin road work on the Monon. Prediction of rail improvements boosting speed to 75 mph by 1925. Airshipmen urged to move quickly. Thomas Regth and Elmer Stephenson return from a week of river fishing.
Taxes due for 1901 with penalties after May first Monday
The 1901 taxes are due with a 10 percent penalty if the first installment isn’t paid by the first Monday in May. Early payment is urged to avoid crowds. Also notes Derby Day at Louisville on Saturday May 8, a boxing title bout between Kid Carter and Marion Hart, a Monon excursion for $2 round trip from Bedford, and court activity in Brown County with indictments likely but low conviction odds.
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W. H. West
Trens. Lawrance Co
Louisville
Kid Carter
Brooklyn
Marion Hart
The
Monon
Bedford
14Th Street
Death of George Cornelius Hulse at 10th birthday approaching
George Cornelius Hulse son of the late Walford Hulse died at his grandmother Martha A Green's home Tuesday at 4 25 pm He would have been 11 on June 5 He suffered from consumption and heart trouble Funeral was held Thursday at 2 pm at Mrs Green's home on 19th and G streets Burial was in Green Hill Cemetery His mother and sister survive along with many friends.
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George
Cornelius Hulse
Walford Hulse
Martha A. Green
Martha A.green
Green Hill Cemetery
Local notes on visitors and business in Fayetteville area
A collage of captions reports residents and visitors in Fayetteville and nearby towns, including J M Sellers and J W Allen Jr on business, James Smith and Hmil Cross from Freetown, and Elder Wilson Quillen of Bridge Church. It lists sales at Miss Deacon's, a Toney farm purchase by Arthur Newland for 850 dollars, and loans offered by H H Walls. Also noted are Mrs Mary Wilson moving to town, trips to Spencer and Indianapolis, and funeral travels for O W Anderson.
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Arthur Newland
Toney
Kate N. Willard
Adminstratrix
Tragic Strychnine Incident Near Spider Greek
Charles Kelly, about 44, lived in a shanty near Spider Greek West 16th, drank a glass of water laced with strychnine on Thursday at 7 30 pm, and died quickly. He told a friend he would kill himself, and acted on it. The report also notes local arrivals, licenses, a cat found in a yard, and a strike at Acme stone quarry near Clear Creek with four weeks pay dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kelly
West
Acme
Clear Creek
Bloomington
Dr Wayman and Miss Barnard Wed in Private Ceremony
Dr H Wayman and Miss Floy Barnard were quietly married Tuesday evening at the home of J E Pitts with Reverend Irvine officiating. The ceremony was private among immediate friends. Barnard, once a city resident, has lived in Chicago recently, and the couple will reside in Indianapolis after a short visit to Wayman’s parents in Ewing Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Wayman
Ewing
Indiana
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Madras
Malagas
Ae Pesca
Tings
Tae
Brussels
Nottingham
Point d
Id Mahog
Adam and Eve
Swilson’s Bargain Store
Frank Bickenhauser
Clarence Webb
Indian Springs
John Stout
Cale
Euta Tabor
Freetown
Jos. P. Allen
Tunnelton
Walter Rout
Bryantsville
Busie
W. EB. Cannedy
Cincinnati
Bonnie Davis
West 15Th Street
J. W. Cosner
Mitchell
Wirt Pitman
James Wells
Beymour
Thomas Demoss
Shoals
Shawswick
Ambrose Crawford
Pinhook
George Lucas
Seymour
Lem Harbaugh
Dr. C. H. Emery
Sylvanus Jackson
Perry Township
Mrs
Dora Gasoway
Paul, Ind
F. M. Lemon
Chas. Bigins
James Matthews
Saltillo
W. F. Trueblood
Salem
Raphael Pansa
Greene Hill
Wm. Donihue
Sherman Jones
North
M Street
Frank Stephenson
Harry Greiffe
New Albany
Belle Braxton
Richmond
Ind
Carothers
Martin County
Ira Anderson
Avoca
Emil Lawson
Gertie Spaulding
John F. Daughterty
Burnett, Ind
Cyrus Blackburn and
Grant Luzadder
B. B. Marley
South Ost
Jim McBride
E. A. Johnson
North I Street
Shirley Snyder
Greencastle
Virgil Corbin
Charles Richards
H. Roach
Rockwood
Indiana University
Frank Knobel
American Quarries Co
Shawswick Township
Trinity Chapel
Foster's
Dussard
Capt. Lycurgus Duncan
H Streets
William Prather
City
Kurtz
Milburn Brown
Henry Acton
S. S
18Th Street
I and J
James O'Connell
Jake L. Stephenson
Grant Stull
Willa Cosner
Alice Potter
de Pauw University
Ernest Giles
Constant Gaussin
Texarkana
A. W. Jones
Elisha Hobbs
Campbellsburg
James H. Fields
Fort Ritner
Retta Todd
Fairview
Father Bogemann
J. Hamberger
Diettman Shoe Co
St. Louis
Maud Kern
Englewood
Ray Dillman
18Th and
M Streets
Southern Indiana
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Arthur Irick
Harve Parker
Tues
Tunnelton M. E
Glenn Garvey
J. H. Garvey
Frank
Voris
Voris & Doman
Reed's Station
Oolitic
Mr. Miller
Pate Ton & Miller
Chicago
R. H. Williams
New
Opera House
Ndiana
Simon Graves
Harrodsburg
Judge H. Martin
Lyman Gilson
Jane Pitman
Andy Dodds
Buddha
P. A. Crofts
M. Russell
Jennie Simms
Georgie Brown
East 16Th Street
George McDaniel
Everett Clark
Pensacola
Pla
Thomas Jackson
B. H. Potter
Edna
Kansas
Dreath
Chas. H. Keys
Montgomery
Jesse Richardson
Keys
Stone City
B. Clarence Butler
Mattie Mitchell
Oliver Draper
Effie Aston
Fred Hdwards
Bertha Burton
Cecil L. Wayman
Ploy A. Barnard
Phony White
Lee Lawrence
Algin Strout
Dredoble Foundry
John Qualap
North Bedford
Breckinridge
Edward Joyce
Mr. Joyce
Thomas Regth
Elmer Stephenson
Tom
Nashville
Brown County
George C. Hulse
Connersville
McFarlan
Terial Guar
C. IM
SHORT
Sixteenth Street
Boronp
J. M. Sellers
Fayetteville
J. W. ‘Allen, Jr
James Smith
Hmil Cross
Wilson Quillen
Bridge Church of Christ
Bogn
C. H. Moore
North Istrest
Miss Deacon’s
H. H. Walls
Sidigna
Mary. Wilson
Charles Harbaugh
Spencer
L. N. Jones
Tunnel—ton
Ft. Ritner
Leesville
JA. Fields
Elliott
Seymour Democrat
Greensburg Review
A. A. Splitgerber
Order of Tribe of Ben
Harles Kelly
Lon Hubbard
Linton
The &. 4
Virgil ‘Wilson
Heltonville News
Frank Wright
O Street
A Sent
Joseph
Stillson
Mary . Stillson Baker
the Monon
Ora
B. Brownstown
J. E Henderson
North O Street
Orlo ‘Osborne
Linton, i
Ale Hatfield
Mr. Osborne
Brown, Business University
Terre Haute
John B.smithland
Nora Shea
Haos
Reed
Flora Laymount
Wade Hampton
Florence Massena
James
Pheeters
Grace ‘McNabb
San "Hamigier
South
Hickenyard
Dumitrescu
Ringling Broa
Circus
Russia
America
the Gas Company
Elmer Scott
Granville Scott
Dark ‘Hollow
Harvey Parker
Arthur.Irick
James Jones
Thomas Wagoner
Heltonville
Grace Jones
Gula Hil
Morgan
Horse - Co
Samar
W.S. Holgombe
Haase & Owens
Plymouth Rock
ROSE
Felch
Judge
H.H. Chess
J. W. Trainor
East Side
Proness
Barker
Leo
Morris. Mayer
Hodge & Ferguson
Bedford, Ind
Jas. G. Stull
Undertakers
East Side Square
Hamer & Day. ‘Embalmers and Funeral Directors
Northeast Corner Square
Hamer
South Street
C. H. Emery
Alexander & Harris
Attorneys-At-Law
Gunn