Mrs Susan Johnson Birthday Surprise at East of Town
On Sunday April 28 Mrs Susan Johnson celebrated her fifty second birthday with a surprise dinner at her home east of town. Neighbors and friends arrived with baskets, two long tables served the meal, and ice cream by A A Moore followed. Many relatives and friends attended, presenting gifts and wishing many more happy birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Johnson
A A. Moore
Zach Johnson
Frank
John L. Wood
Ira Green
Thelma
J. Lee
Sisco Bridwell
Enoch Hendricks
Walter Inman
E. D. Embree
William Bass
Sue Nugent
Frances Mann
William Stipp
Clay Tyree
Sue Johnson
Julia East
Elijah Miller
Ollie East
Grace
Agnes Jackson
Nora
Nannie
Maggie
Nellie
Myrtle Tyree
Erma Reuter
Pearl
Fern Fish
Laura Thomasson
Flora Bridwell
Zora Johnson
Ruby Embree
Ollie Hendricks
Virgil
Wendell Stipp
Charley Rout
Ernest McBride
James
Will
Fred
Ralph Wood
John
Albert Tyree
Frank Moore
Thomas Box
Howard Barrett
G. J. Wood
Carl Bass
Roy Embree
Hiram Tirey
Victim of Whitecaps Near Death's Door in Owen County
John Layman of Owen County remains alive after being shot by whitecappers late Friday night. Three masked men entered, fired, overpowered him, and tied him. Mrs. Lambert identifies leaders as two farmers and a Spencer resident. Governor Hanly and Attorney General Kingham push for swift arrests, with four suspects named and warrants likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Layman
Owen County
Layman
Laymon
Spencer
Hanly
Bloomington Elopers in Trouble Over Age Claim
Albert L. Clemens, 35, and his 16 year old Bloomington bride Miss Eva Giles were taken into custody in Indianapolis after eloping hours earlier. Detectives traced the couple to 41992 Hovey Street and seek a mysterious stranger who allegedly swore the bride was eighteen to satisfy Indiana marriage law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Cupid
Albert L. Clemens
Eva Giles
Bloomington
Indianapolis
Hovey Street
Clemens
Elopement Attempt Ends With Arrest and Bond
A Bloomington Indianapolis elopement plan unraveled as Alonzo Clemens obtained a marriage license for Evales Giles under a false name. Clemens faces a $500 bond for false swearing while police seek the confederate alias Tomas. the bride, 16, is detained with the police matron as family relations and alimony history surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiligin Herner
Lcense
Marion Cerns Court House
Heme
Bray
John Pauls
Giles
Bloomington
Court House
Evales
Clemens
George Thomas
Pauls
Union Station
Indianapolis
Meeker
Tomas
Bedford
Clemen
Snow and sleet hit Kansas and surrounding regions
Snow sleet and rain spread across the Southwest on April 29 with freezing temperatures from the Nebraska line to Texas. Cordia and Baker saw snow and sleet respectively while Wichita recorded heavy rain and a snow flurry in parts of Missouri. Dodge City marked 30 degrees and the Panhandle 36. Western Missouri, Kansas and Oklahoma reported heavy rains. Milwaukee reported enough snow to delay rail traffic and statewide snow coverage. Oskaloosa Iowa endured a severe snowstorm with near freezing temperatures and four inches of snow fell in Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Nebraska Line
Texas
Cordia
Kan
Baker
Witchita
Missouri
Dodge City
Panhandle
Kansas
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wis
Dubuque
Iowa
Mrs Hettie Dorsey Sues for $6 000 Damages
Mrs Hettie Dorsey sues B and O S W for 6000 damages claiming personal injuries after a Rivervale accident last fall. She says a train crew jolted cars causing her to be thrown from a coach seat and injured. Attorneys Wood Clark Brooks & Brooks represent her. Gardiner Tharp Valmer represent the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hettie Dorsey
Rivervale
Bloomington
Dorsey
Bedford
Mitchell
Wood
Clark
Brooks & Brooks
Gardiner
Tharp
Valmer
Railroad
Lawrence
Monroe County
Merchants Unite to End Credit Debts and Enforce Cash Sales
A nationwide reform movement by merchants aims to abolish credit, replacing it with cash transactions. Local and county associations share debtor information, blacklisting nonpayers and denying credit until bills are settled, enabling lower prices and stronger competition against mail order houses.
Masonic Lodge mourns Brother Fullen and drapes charter
The Messenger Death claims Marshall M Fullen, a quiet, sincere member of Fort Ritner Lodge No 512 K of P. Resolutions order charter mourning for 30 days and publication in Bedford papers, with copies to his children Virgil Pate Alfred N Lee William N Lee. Pawnee Bill's Wild West show arrives Evansville with a baby camel born at 5 PM. Dr Evans reports a fine specimen. mother remains on the car and may be cared for in St Louis Zoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall M. Fullen
Fort Ritner Lodge No
K. of P
Bedford
Virgil Pate
Alfred N. Lee
William N. Lee
Pawnee Bill
Evansville
Evans
Desert
St. Louis
Park Zoo
Passengers Board B and O S W Train from Bedford
The B and O S W dispatched a coach full of passengers this forenoon from Bedford to various Western points. Names include George Byers and Miss Effie Rainbolt bound for Dolgeville California Frank E Thomas for Guthrie Oklahoma Delmar Walker and another gentleman for Yates Center Kansas L A Gordon and another gentleman for Lawton Oklahoma C W Cook and wife for El Paso Texas Ira George and wife and E L Niles all of Colton California headed to Colton California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
George Byers
Effie Rainbolt
Dolgeville
California
Frank E. Thomas
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Delmar Walker
Yates Center
Kansas
L. A. Gordon
Lawton
C. W. Cook
el Paso
Texas
Ira George
E. L. Niles
Colton
Remarkable Anti-License Contest In Bloomington
Bloomington residents and country neighbors rally to block Morrison’s bid to open a saloon in the Hunter quarry district just north of the city line. A remonstrance with 950 signatures seeks to reverse the permit and keep Bloomington saloons out for at least eighteen months, a move seen as crucial for anti-license forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Morrison
Hunter Quarry
Corporation
Jurors For May Term Of Court GRAND
Grand jurors listed Luther Low Perry William Mahan Marion J M Kimbley Guthrie Arthur Collins Shawswick W H West Shawswick William Smith Spice Valley Petit Lonzo A Long Marshall Sentney Adamson Perry George Jackson Flinn John Castella Shawswick J F Wigley Spice Valley B B Haws Guthrie John Hart Marion Robert Gassoway Bono Newton Brown Flinn William Williams Marion Richard Madden Spice Valley Joe Winterhalter Shawswick
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Low
Perry
William Mahan
Marion
J. M. Kimbley
Guthrie
Arthur Collins
Shawswick
W. H. West
William Smith
Spice Valley
Lonzo A. Long
Marshall
Sentney Adamson
George Jackson
Flinn
John Castella
J. F. Wigley
B. B. Haws
John Hart
Robert Gassoway
Bono
Newton Brown
William Williams
Richard Madden
Joe Winterhalter
Thornt Zollman Catches a Few Winks On Train
Zollman a North Street liveryman was returning from Salem after a Monday trip. He dozed aboard the train and awoke to find an unusual experience that left him shaken, as the narrative notes a peculiar incident likely shared by others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. T. Zollman
North Street
Man’s Sleep Pranks Wake Train Conductor in Illinois
Ue Mesa was heading toward Bloomington when Mr Zollman tried to sleep through a night train ride. He woke as the train crossed the first Sait screen bottoms north of Bedford just as Conductor Mike Hakett entered to collect tickets. Zollman, surprised yet amused, rode to Bloomington and stayed overnight. He said he often slept on night trips but never woke this late, joking he broke the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ue Mesa
Lakewood Park Nearing Completion And New Melon Breakthrough
E B Stephenson nears completion of a dam forming Lakewood Park a new boating swimming and power facility west of Washington Park. Amusements planned by late May with a Independence Day celebration featuring pacing trotting races and a baseball game. Also notes a booming cantaloupe trade at Decker Knox county led by Paul Rose a famed melon grower with a new eight pound thick netted orange flesh melon promising strong interest though seed scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Park
E. B. Stephenson
Indiana
Lakewood
Greater Bedford
Decker
Knox County
Alberta
Paul Rose
South Frankfort
Mich
Deexer
Rose
Michigan
Alabama
Texas
Tennessee
Mr. Rose
Luther Burbank
Lightning Strikes Italian Worker at Lawrenceburg Camp
Italian laborer Joseph Schilletto of the B and O Southwestern railway near Lawrenceburg was struck by lightning while taking clothing from a wire, burning his chest and limbs. An image of the scene was burned on his breast by the electric bolt. He suffered rheumatic pain but the shock reportedly cured his ailment. he will return to work after healing. The Wallace Hagenback show toured from Peru to Marion with large structures planned on the Wallace farm near Peru for next season. The cast includes Ira Taylor Priscilla Brown Nathaniel White and Fannie Weddle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Schilletto
B. & O. Southwestern Railway Company
Lawrenceburg
Schilletto
John W. Gage
Gage
Wallace-Hagenback
Peru
Ind
Marion
Wallace Farm
Hagenback
Steam Drill Breaks Italian Boy at Quarry
A steam drill fell on an Italian boy named Tom Liter at the P. M. B. quarry this morning, breaking one leg. Meanwhile, Presbyterian church ladies work on the parsonage by installing a bathroom with handsome fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Liter
The
Presbyterian Church
New Suits List Includes Quiet Title and Foreclosure Actions
A long docket of civil cases is listed with case numbers and attorneys. Names include William F. Mitchell Asa Veatch Gertrude Wires George Cochran Phoeba McPherson Metropolitan Life Insurance Lula Howell Marshall Howell William Embree John Rout Ellen Schofield Samuel Nathan Cornelius Selch James Sweeney Maymie Glover Alexander Glover Giles Williams Miles West Emma Foster Charles Foster Beulah Nathan Marshal Brown Louis Sears William Sears Charles Sears Union National Savings Quincy Byers Wm Utterback Ida Nance Orpheus Dickey Benjamin Pierce Ada Eggers Mary Pierce Amy Moser Bertha Mansfield Jesse Pierce Christina Goodman Chris tina Goodman Anna Milligan Frank Milligan Ollie Younger Otis Allen Elizabeth Cline Isaac Sipes A L Thomas Enoch W Martin Rachel J Fisher Wm M Martin Zora Bell Nichols Thomas S Woody Edward Fender America Fender Daniel Haggan The Consolidated Stone Co Chicago Indianapolis Louisville Railway Co Jennie Clark Marion Clark Lila Smoot Charles Smoot Charles Ebert United States Cement Co Mattie Cause William Sears Laura Sears James Prow Effie Prow G W Jones Lumber Co John Hert among others. Attorneys listed include J H Underwood W H Martin Boruff & Boruff Brooks & Brooks F M Vance Calvin Faris H P Pearson N & L La Gallette and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Mitchell
Asa Veatch
J. H. Underwood
Gertrude Wires
George W. Cochran
W. H. Martin
Phoeba McPherson
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
A. J. Fields
William Embree
John Rout
Brooks & Brooks Attys
John C. Jocelyn
John C. Darrell
Samuel Nathan
Cornelius A. Selch
James Sweeney
Borufff & Boruff
Maymie Glover
Alexander C. Glover
F.M. Vance
Giles Williams
Miles West
W. E. Clark
Emma Foster
Charles ‘Foster
Beulah Nathan
Louis Nathan
Marshal Brown
May Brown
Louis K. Sears
William F. Sears
Charles A. Sears
Orpheus M. Dickey
Foster A. Fletcher
William Johnson
Martin County
F. E. Gilkinson
Benjamin Pierce
Ada Eggers
Mary J. Pierce
Amy Mosier
Bertha Mansfield
Jesse Pierce
Ray Pierce
Alonzo Goodman
Christina Goodman
Anna Milligan
Frank Milligan
State of Indiana
Ollie Younger
Otis Allen
F. N. Fletcher
Elizabeth Cline
Isaac Sipes
F. N. Fletcher Atty
A. L. Thomas
Enoch W. Martin
Rachel J. Fisher
Wm. M. Martin
Zora Bell Nichols
I’. N. Fletcher Atty
Thomas S. Woody
Edward Fender
Notice Of Application For License To Re-
Notice is hereby given that Louis A. Walker of Bedford Indiana will apply to Lawrence County Commissioners for a license to sell cigars and tobacco in a room of the Central Hotel in Bedford Third Ward Shawswick township. The room is described as the south front room of the first story, with a detailed boundary description, within view from J street. License sought for a year beginning the first Monday in June 1907.
Quiet Title Complaint filed in Lawrence Circuit Court Bedford 1907
Plaintiff by Martin & Martin complains against multiple defendants including John Duncan Polly Duncan Joseph Sullivan Narcissa Sullivan Vincent Wyatt Jemima Wyatt Adam Kern Nancy Kern Noah Kern Evelyn Kern Jalape Gart on and others not residents of Indiana. Action seeks to quiet title. Defendants must appear by May first term at Bedford Court House or risk the case proceeding in their absence. Clerk L. B. Boone Leonard signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dunc
Martin & Martin
John Duncan
Polly Duncan
Joseph Sullivan
Narcissa Sullivan
Vincent Wyatt
Jemina Wyatt
Adara Kern
Nincy Kern
Noah Kern
Evelyn Ikern
Elijah’ Garton
Garton
Elijah Garton
Fetter
Towit
John Dupens
Jemima Wyaats
Adam Kern
Nancy Kern
Evelyn Kern
Jala Pe
Elijah Gart
Vetter
Bedford
A. D
Boone Leonard
Lawrence Circuit Court appoints administrator for Bierce estate
The Clerk of the Lawrence Circuit Court administers the estate of John N. Bierce in Lawrence County Indiana. On April 11 107 Mary J Pierce is named Administratrix with Alexander Harris as attorneys for the administratrix. The proceeding notes the estate is solvent and lists the undersigned as the appointed administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
John N. Bierce
Lawrence County
Indianate
Mary J. Pierce
Alexander & Harris
Attys
Lawrence Circuit Court
Marcus A. Rainbolt
State of Indanon
Nancy J. Rainbolt
Alexander & Has
James I. Day
Indiana
Ruth Day
Alexander & Harris, Attys
Notice of Application for License To Retail
Frank Dorsey applies to the Lawrence County Board of Commissioners for a one year license to sell spirituous vinous and malt liquors in less than five gallons with on premises drinking in Bedford Indiana. The request covers the front room of a two story brick building owned by George P Ketcham on Sixteenth street Third Ward. Also seeks permission to sell cigars and tobacco.
Bedford resident seeks license to sell liquor in Third Ward
James Long announces a plan to apply to Lawrence county commissioners for a one year license to sell vinous, spirituous and malt liquors in quantities under five gallons with on site drinking in a Front Room of a one story frame and brick building on J street Bedford Indiana. Also requests permission to sell cigars and tobacco in the same room.
Notice of Administratrix sale of personal property
The Administratrix of the estate of John N. Pierce deceased in Lawrence County Indiana will auction the decedent's personal property in Indian Creek township two miles NW of Fayetteville on May 14, 1907 at 10 AM. Items include cattle various ages, farming tools, an organ and more. Terms: cash for sums to $5. over $5 credit nine months with note secured by freehold, 6 percent interest, and attorney fees. no relief from valuation laws. Mary J. Pierce Administratrix with Alexander & Farris as attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Pierce
Lawrence County
Indiana
Indian Creak Township
Fayetteville
Mary J. Pierce
Aduilotstratrix
Notice to Nonresident in Indiana Divorce Case
Lawrence County Lawrence Circuit Court May Term 1907 Daniel W Middleton v Laurel Middleton. Plaintiff by attorney files complaint and affidavit that Laurel Middleton is not a resident of Indiana. Action is for divorce. Defendant must appear May 1 1907 at Bedford Court House to answer. Clerk Boone Leonard seals the document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Bedford
L. S.J Boone Leonard
Lawrence Circuit Court
Charlie Barnett
Alexander & Harris
Indian
Lawrence
Notice to Non-Residents in Lawrence County Court
State of Indiana notice to nonresidents Mattie Cayse Eugene Cayse Nannie Kinsey Jesse Kinsey Thomas Kinsey and A Perkins of mortgage foreclosure in Lawrence Circuit Court May Term 1907 at Bedford Court House require appearance May 21 1907 or demur otherwise the complaint will be heard in absentia Clerk Boone Leonard seals the court Brooks & Brooks Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie J. Cayse
Eugene H Cayse
Nannie L. Kinsey
Jesse L. Kinsey
Thomas K. Kinsey
A. L. Perkins
Indiana
Hth
Lawrence
Bedford
Boone Leonard
Lawrence Circuit Court
Brooks & Brooks. Attys
Sheriff Sale Notice in Lawrence County Indiana 1907
Sheriff Thomas W. Box auctions rents and profits for seven years from Obey Lamb at the court house in Bedford on May 4 1907 between 9 and 4. The land is the north half of the southeast quarter of section 33 town 5 range 2 west with four acres removed from the northwest quarter, totaling 76 acres. The fee simple of the rent estate may be sold if needed. Suit brought by Epsie George administratrix of Edward R George deceased. Attys Alexander and Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Lawrence County
Indiana
Bedford
Obey Lamb
Epsie George
Edward R. George
Thomas W. Box
Alexander & Harris
Attys
Wesley E. Norman
John None
John N. Ross
Mary
Court House
Towit
David Hawkins
William 8
Brim
Bexiuning
Sherif
John H. Underwood
Bedford man seeks license to sell liquor at Bedford room
William R. Tuggle a Bedford resident over twenty one years old and longtime Shawswick township inhabitant will apply to Lawrence County Commissioners at their May 1907 meeting for a license to sell vinous spiritous and malt liquors in less than five gallons with on premise drinking for one year. The business room is the first story front room of a two story brick building on the north 80 feet of lot 19 in Bedford now city of Bedford the room sits on the southwest corner of the described lot and is owned by W K Tuggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wewick Township
Lawrence Cour
Bedfords
Shawswick
Lawrence
Indiana
Liawence
Iniin
Bern
Central Hotel
Ethic
Bedford
Shawswicks Township
Lawrence County
Shanswick Township
State of
W. V. Williams
George W. McDaniel
Louis A. Walker
Bedford, Jud
Shawswick Township
Board of Commissioners
George P. Ketcham
Tot Nou
Sixteenth Street
Third
City of
Frank Dorsey
Lpence County
Lot No
J Street
State of Indiana
William J. Cook
Board of County Commissioners
City of Bedford
W. K. Tuggle
William R. Tuggle
Sheriff Sale in Lawrence County Indiana Life Estate Rents
The Orange County clerk announces a sheriff sale in Indiana to settle an $80.95 claim in a case with Anna Dean as plaintiff and Susan and Francis Kern as defendants. The sale on May 11 1907 offers rents and profits of a life estate for up to seven years in specific lands in Lawrence County including the southeast quarter of Section 10 and the southwest quarter of Section 11 with certain parcels carved out for school use and prior sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Orange County
Indiana
Anna Dean
Susan D. Kern
Francis M. Kern
Ledford
Lawrence County
Susan
Kern
William B. Adamson
Donl Adamson
Springville and
Harrodsburg
Quieting Real Estate Title Suit In Lawrence County
State of Indiana Lawrence Circuit Court May term William Embree John Rout and unknown heirs and spouses are not Indiana residents. Defendants must appear by May 28 1907 at Bedford Court House to answer or default in a case to quiet title to real estate in Indiana. Court seal and date April 3 1907.
Indiana case to quiet title in Lawrence County court
In the Lawrence Circuit Court May Term plaintiff by attorney files complaint and affidavit to quiet title to real estate. Defendants include Asa Veatch and many named heirs and spouses, all nonresidents. They must appear by the next May term or default judgment will be entered. Court seal dated Bedford April 1907. Boone Leonard, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Underwood
Asa Veatch
Veatch
Isaac Cox
John VF. Henderson
John EF. Henderson
Henderson
John VP. Henderson
George Reaney
Reaney
James Green
Wesley Cook
Thomas M. Clirke
Thomas M. Clarke
John Hendrickson
Minnnie Hendrickson Bay
Henry Sears
Sears
Jane Sears
Lowery Hendrickson
Hendrickson
John L. Etchinson
Eli B. Etchingon
Sarah Woody
Woody
Thomas Davis
Davis
William Wagoner
Wagoner
John Wagoner
William
Burgess Cox
Rebecca Cox
Burgess
Indiana
Lawrence
Bedford
Boone Leonard
Clork
Notice to W Non-Residents in Indiana Real Estate Case
Lawrence County Indiana notice to nonresident defendants Rose Wetzel John Wetzel Annie Wetzel and others in a suit for sale and partition of real estate and timber. Defendants must appear by May term 1907 at Bedford Court House to answer or demur. clerk Boone Leonard signs.
Lawrence County Court Quiet Title Action Notice May Term
The Bedford Blue Stone Company is notified to appear on May 8, 1907, at the Lawrence Circuit Court May Term to answer or demur to a complaint to quiet title to real estate in Indiana. The action is brought by William H. Burton et al. against the corporation, which has property in Indiana but no officer, agent, or employee in the state. Boone Leonard seals the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Circuit Court
William H. Burton
Joseph Kurtzeman
Bedford Blue Stone Company
Indiana
Bedford
Boone Leonard
Lawrence Circuit Court Divorce Complaint Filed in 1937
State of Indiana Lawrence County court records show Irena Barnett files a divorce complaint against Charlie Barnett, a non resident of Indiana. Plaintiff’s attorneys Alexander & Harris request appearance by the defendant at the next May term. Clerk Boone Leonard seals the document.
Notice to Nonresidents in Indiana Lawsuit in Lawrence County
In the Lawrence Circuit Court February Term 1907 the complaint seeks to quiet title to real estate in Lawrence County Indiana. The defendants Irwin and Lowrey lines and heirs are nonresidents of Indiana and are ordered to answer or demur by the first Monday in May 1907 at Bedford Court House.
Notice To Non Residents In Indiana Quiet Title Case
Notice to non residents in Boone County Indiana Belford May 3 1907. Lawrence County court records by Gertrude Wires George W Goehran filing complaint with affidavit naming defendants including Cochran Cochran Ruth Murray and others not residents of Indiana. Action is to quiet title to real estate with sheriff seal affixed. Clerk Boone Leonard.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tuk Bedford
Thomas J.brooks
Otis
Editors
Otis & Brooks, Proprietors
New Home
Central Union
Oskaloosa
Towa
Com
Lane
Thornt Zollman
Lakewood Park
Ira Taylor
Priscilla Brown
Nathaniel White
Fannie Weddle
Lowrance
Union National Savings and Loan Association
Quincy Byers
Brooks & Brooks, Attys
Wm. Utterback
Dessie Utterback
Dail Utterback
Atty
Ida E. Nance
Clarence Nance
S. B. Lowe
Jennie Clark
Marion Clark
Calvin Faris Atty
Piff
Lila Smoot
Charles Smoot
Calvin Faris
Charles Ebert
United States Cement Co
H. P. Pearson
Union National Savings & Loan Association
Mattie J. Cause
Brooks & Brooks Atty
William A. Sears
Laura A. Sears
Guardian
J. H. Underwood Atty
James C. Prow
Effie Prow
Divoce
G. W. Jones Lumber Company
John Hert
Nicholas & la Gallette Atty
F. W. Brown
General Insurance
REAL
Hodge & Walls Building
C. A. Stuck & Sons
Jonesboro
Ark
E. S. Ferguson
Undertakers
Square
Bedford, Ind
Lay
Quillie Hall
Sgt
James Long
Alexander & Farris
May Tern
Wor
Union National Savings and Lawn Association
Sheriffs Sale
Boretrr & Boretr
Attys Tor Phy
G. Lawrence County
William TF
Embreene
Henry Rout
Springville
Thomas McDowell
Springvile
N. Malott
Tunnelton
Attorneys-At-Law
Bedford Nationa Bank
Louise Armbuster
White Feather Farm
Kurtz, Ind
J. W. Trainor
East Side
Edford, Indiana
Friedeman’s
RED Cross
E. B. Brown
French Lick, Indiana
William Mitchell Asa
Sheriff’s Sale
C. H. Emery
Ifiard & Sts
Lawrace County
John Skerd
Newton
Kerp
McHenry Owen
Filzabeth Johnson
Pera
Finley Johenson
B. Lowe
Eimily Bailey
Ira C. Batman
Lizzie Wetzel
Joseph Wetzel
Rose Wetzel
John Wetzel
Dollie Wetzel
Annie Wetzel
Annie
Lawrence Cicurt Court
Irena Barnett Ve
Doyle W. Gorulity
Tras G. Irwin, Et al
Iras G. Irwin
John Lowrey
Sal Lowrey
Thomas Henry Lowrey
Hanna Jane Lowrey
Sarah Eliza Lowrey
Susannah Lowrey
William Harvey Lowrey
Sally Lowrey
Hannah Jane Lowrey
Lawrence Circuit Cours
Lawrence Clienit Court
George W. Goehran
Martha Cochran
Ruth Miller
Diana Murray
Elijah Murray
Elizabeth Murray
George Murray
Murray
Ruth Bozard
Bozard
Benjamin Sheeks
Mary S. Moore
James D. Moore
John T. Bass
Elizabeth Bass
Edgar V. Sheeks
Sophia M. Sheets
Marshall Sheeks
George Sheeks
Albert
Marley
Grant Marley
Florence M. Brown
Brown
Belford
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