Local Notes From Bedford and Surroundings
Mitchell resident Josh Younger and several locally known residents are noted as visiting or recovering. Several businesses and individuals are listed, including Miss Ada McPheeters and Miss Mamie Allen as guests, plus a shoe sale at Boss Shoe Store. The piece also covers a death by morphine in Orleans and civic news from Logansport and Oolitic.
Hamer's Cave Property Near Mitchell Offered for Sale
The celebrated Hamer's Cave property contains about 300 acres on B and C.5 W. R.y., three miles east of Mitchell. Much of the land is well timbered with parts suitable for superior farming. A three story stone mill with water power and scenic water features make it ideal for a summer watering place, a club ground, or a fish breeding establishment. For prices and terms, address Union Cement and Lime Co., 421 W. Main St., Louisville, Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamer’s Cave
W. R.y
Mitchell
Union Cement and Lime Co
W. Main St
Louisville
Tenants and travelers visit Bedford region on varied errands
Local items list residents from Williams and Burns City visiting Bedford, including pension actions, taxes, and business trips. Notables include George Brown before the Pension Board, and Mary Scoggan’s widow pension awarded. Also reports a county tax take, a new Grocer start in Whit Speer’s venture, and stone for a college foundation from Browning quarry.
Local notes detail residents visits and moves
A roundup of townspeople includes B B Marley lending money, Mrs Dick Fisher ill, J R Manuel and W T Hilison visiting from Kurtz and Heltonville, and many others in town for visits, weddings, or moving homes. Several moving plans, church events, and local business notes accompany the social telegraph of Mitchell and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Marley
Dick Fisher
J. R. Manuel
Kurtz
Local notices from Shoals Weekly News record townsfolk on Friday
W M Dobbins Co serge suits at Hay s. Hiram Lackey of Coxton was here Friday on business. D F Chambers from Oolitic Friday. John Simpson from Bono township Friday forenoon. Cap Monical and wife of Williams in city Friday. Mrs Ralph Murray of Mitchell guest of friends in Kern. Armstrongs of Springville visiting Friday. M W Hunter building five room house for Elbert Owens. Dr Heckman moved office to Stone City Opera House block. Mrs Walter Day recovering. Hoosier Telephone Company opens night exchange at Paoli. George LaForce moved into Speer’s 13th street property. Alex Adamson of Caxton neighborhood in town Friday. Mrs Sarah Vaught of Mitchell visiting daughter Mrs Henry Isom Friday. Capt William Day improving after winter illness. Mrs Hamilton Dixon of South G street improving. Kid Brock jailed for intoxication. Lawn Festival at Oolitic Friday for brass band benefit. Large convex mirror at Hamer Day furniture store attracts attention. Aunt Becky O Neal returned home from Springville Friday. Boys youths and little gents dress shoes offered cheap. Willie Staffer visiting Willie Hon, then returned to Indian Springs. Mrs G W Norman guest of Mrs Francis Hon, returned to Heltonville. Mrs Eli Kinser from Williams visiting and attending revival, returned home. Notice Red Men Decoration Day postponed to June third Sunday. By order of the Tribe. Mr and Mrs Joseph Gardner Mrs Allie Phipps and daughter Mellie back from Franklin wedding trip. Fifty carloads of iron ore loaded at Ironton for Jackson Ohio blast furnace. With effort could make pig iron locally instead of shipping ore. Shoals Weekly News.
Court notes reveal mixed outcomes and local activity
The page reports cases in Circuit Court including Eirza Mays vs. George for slander, West found guilty of disturbing a religious meeting with a $5 fine, Red Clark guilty with a $25 fine, and Beasley pleading guilty to concealed weapons while dead weapon case dismissed. A hung jury in Queen vs. Southern Indiana Ry. preceded a compromise in Bright vs. Southern Indiana for $590. Community notices include bar admissions, a bench warrant for Mel Beavers, and local births and jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Clark
Elmer Beasley
Elzier Queen
Indiana Ry
Wires Family Thankful for Kindness After Grace’s Illness
Mr and Mrs Pete Wires express gratitude to neighbors and many friends for kindness during Grace's illness and at her death.
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Grace
Pete Wires
City Police Court records show two intoxication cases
Henry O Rourke and John Abel appeared before Judge Stephenson on Tuesday for intoxication with fines of 9 50 each stayed. H J Mercer a tramp printer was jailed after attempting to extort money from a printing office worker and ordering meals on credit. he was fined one dollar and costs for intoxication and to work it out on the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry O'Rourke
John Abel
Stephenson
H.J. Mercer
Stone City
Burton’s
Charley
Mercer
Monon
Myers
Travel Notices From Kansas City and Louisville Visit
Homer Rawlins arrived here Thursday from Kansas City Missouri. Mrs D B Dodds returned Thursday from a visit to Louisville relatives. The notices concern transfers or communications issued to John H Hubbard and Celia Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Rawlins
Kansas City
John H. Hubbard
Celia Hughes
D. B. Dodds
Louisville
Williams Eye Specialist to Visit St Louis Hotel
Dr. Williams of St Louis the famed oculist will be at the New Deckard Hotel Monday for several days. Those wishing professional consultations should call early in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Trainor
New Albany
Williams
A. D. Williams
St. Louis
New Deckard Hotel
New Chicago Route via Southern Indiana Railway
Southern Indiana Railway offers a bedford to Chicago service leaving at 8 01 a m and arriving 4 10 p m with a solid vestibuled train from Terre Haute. Contact H H Roseman G P A or local agents. A twelve year old girl of Dava Bundy family cut her hand after a door glass break Wednesday evening requiring nine stitches from Dr Emery.
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Southern Indiana Railway
Bedford
Chicago
Terre Haute
H. H. Roseman
May
Local notices and events from a Midwestern paper
Mrs Julia Wallheiser rests after illness while Carl Heywood returns from Norman Station to visit his father. Frank Wolfe renovates his home on South G Street. Beddoe and Chrisler display a striking new drug store window in the Stone City Opera House building. A free band concert is announced for Friday May 1 with selections by Gold Hunters and La Traviata plus festive pieces. The Supreme Court moves to clear cases under a new law shifting workload to the Appellate Court, reducing docket time from twenty three to about one year, while the Appellate Court lags eighteen months behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beddoe & Chrisler’s
New Drug Store
Stone City Opera House
Supreme Court
Appellate Court
Appellate ruling on Cross trust and widow’s life interest
The Appellate Court reverses the Eddy et al. case against Canada Cross from Jackson Circuit Court. Mrs. Cross loses claim to $2,400 in money and notes. executors must invest the funds and provide interest to the widow during life, then transfer principal to the Houston Indiana Methodist Episcopal church per Cross's will. Kemp’s Balsam advertised as grippe remedy with cough relief claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels
Eddy
Canada Cross
Jackson
Houston
Ind
Cross
Also Mentioned on This Page
Echoe
J. W. Prichard
Mitchell's
Bedford, Ind
E. A. Sallust
Opera House
HAMER
Northeast Corner Square
Josh Younger
Julia Waltheiser
James Newkirk
Ethel Hamer
Greencastle
FE Perry Younger
Leatherwood
Roscoe Smith
Salem
Moses Love
Mamie Allen
Fort Ritner
Ella Fish
South G Street
Boss Shoe Store
Stella Brewer
George Brown
H. H. Walls
Hodge & Wall’s
Wm. Mitchell
Absalom Williams
Mt. Olive
Chas. Harbaugh
Wife
Spencer
Tom Enoch
River Vale
Brice Carter
Isaac Crouch
Avoca
Jas. Cather
J. W. Thompson
Evansville
John Cicel
Jake Martin
Cal Sproull
Pittsburgh
Mr. Sproull
Capt. Edington
17Th
H Streets
P. T. Oliphant
Buena Vista
Monroe County
Koleen
A. W. Jones
Jacob Haverly
Clay Duncan
Indianapolis
Funeral Directors’ Association of Indiana
Frank Dorsey
Arthur Bisset
White River
Guthrie Creek
Orleans
Bud Wolfe
Kentucky
Frank Speer
Ada McPheeters
Indiana
Logansport
Oolitic
Oolitic Merchants
J. B. Henderson
R. C. Terry
C. W. Gobert
Ev Graves
Lee Douthitt
B. Graves
Robin Galloway
Otto Sexton
C. E. Henderson
Leslie Gainey
Walter McDowell
Edgar Armstrong
W. H. Isom
Ed Walls
Walter Fox
Berney Mitchell
Luther Vantyle
Lgades
Messick
Dodd -For
William Etchison
Armenius Nail
Miss Pearl Baker
City
Mrs
D. W. Walker
Washington, Ind
North I Street
Burns City
Pension Board
Mary Clark
Red Cross
Oolon
J. L. Dillman
Hlias Sawyer
Gregory Lee
Henry Lee
Clement Leatherman
Bono Township
G. W. van Sickle
Marengo
W. T. van Sickle
North J Street
W. H. West
Whit Speer
Erie
Dobbins Bros
Mr. Speer
F. M. Lemon
Bedford Woman’s Relief Corps
Jesse Winstandley
Vincennes
Arthur Jordan Co
Mary E. Scoggan
George Scoggan
Asbury Cravens
Hardinsburg
Washington County
Dutch Thomas
Locomotive Engineers
F. W.smith
Beaumont
Texas
Mr. Smith
James Small
Anderson
Ministerial Association of
Putnam County
College
Browning
Banner-Times
W. T. Hilison
Heltonville
E. Davis
The
Eva Ransom
Thomas Freeman
Linton
Andrey France
Scottsburg
Samuel Nicholas
Church of Christ
Nina Rout
Tunnelton
Ollie Porter
Charlie Jackson
1 and 7Th Street
Charles Maddux
South I Street
W. F. Gallamore
Bloomfield
Edith Cogswell
North Bedford School
Eva Love
Duncan
Anna Dunihue
Emma Henger
Chas. Milford
Walter Pettiford
J. A Coleman
Mr. Coleman
Harry Ragsdale
LaForce
South L Street
West 19Th Street
Clarence Tindall
Tom Tindall
U. S. Volunteers
Philippines
Samuel Reed
England
Bloomington
Robert Reed
Stone
Dr. Gardner
Phipps
Mellie Phipps
Frankfort
Joseph Phipps
Adah Kent
James Kent
Florsheim
Hay’s
Hendrickson
John Felkner
Alfred Guthrie
Jerry Fercher
Addie M. Fisher
Earah Evans
Robert Harris
James W. Cook
James Harvey
J. E. Kern
J. T. Edwards
Will Beswick
Arthur Bauer
Fred Barrett
E. B. Stephenson
Boss Shoe
John Mercier
Beddoe & Chrisler
Lola Bass
Policeman Myers
Elisha Lee
Ft. Ritner
Crawford Johnson
Carl Short
North H Street
Wm. Edwards
Elwood
Harley Jackson
Burnsville
Christian Church
James Earls
Addie Malott
O. T. Vestal
Frank Bonham
Mooresville
Elijah Edington
Owensburg
C. W. Chadwick
Baptist Church
Shelbyville
Mary Douglass
Haworth League
S. Grayson
Norman Station
Jerry Henderson
J. W. Graham
Bloomfield Milling Co
Basil Graham
W. Dr. Williams
Bauer
Emma Tresslar
C. S. Whitted
M. BE
Epworth League
Manila
Newark
N. J
United States
New York
Thomas Jackson
Campbellsburg
Dinkelspiel Bron
Louis Mayer
W. M. Dobbins & Co
Serge
Hiram Lackey
Coxton
D. F. Chambers
John Simpson
Cap Monical
Ralph Murray
Kern Armstrong and Wife
Springville
M. W. Hunter
West 17Th Street
Elbert Owens
Walter Day
Hoosier Telephone Company
Paoli
George LaForce
13Th Street
Alex Adamson
Caxton
Sarah Vaught
Henry Isom
William Day
Hamilton Dixon
Kid Brock
Oolitic Brass Band
Hamer & Day’s
Becky O'Neal
Willie Staffer
Willie Hon
Indian Springs
G. W. Norman
Francis Hon
Eli Kinser
First Christian Church
Joseph Gardner
Allie Phipps
Miss Mellie
Franklin
Ironton
Martin County
Ohio
Shoals
Circuit Court Notes
Eirza Mays
Fd George
Ziba West
Boone Leonard
Eliza Mays
Epsie George
J. &. Boruff
Newton Crooke
Geo. O. Iseminger
J. D. Alexander
Joseph Giles
Martin
James H. Willard
J. W. Barris
Ray Boruff
Lawrence County
Newton Crooks
R. N. Palmer
James L. Bright
Southern Indiana
Bright
Mel Beavers
Smith
Beavers
Melvin Beavers
Jeffersonville
Hamilton
Carhart
Fred Smith
West 18Th Street
Joseph Hobbs
N. B. Davis
Vincennees
Harry McCune
Stinesville
Thornton Mill
Henry Aldenhagen
Lawrence Woolery
Mathes & Ramsey
Northeast Corner Public Square
W. A. Cosner
Mammoth
R. C. Cosner
Wilson’s Bargain Store
City Police Court
Julia Wallheiser
Carl Heywood
Frank Wolfe
South G St
Gold Hunters
Gobel
Meyer
Tuberose’ Lamb
Frank Reed
Chattaway
Bennett
Gloria” Alexander
Henry L. Ikerd
Levi Ikerd
Geo. A. Tindall