Local Notes On Families Friends And Visitors
A compilation of city incidents. Mrs Ed Pearson recovers from illness. T J Brooks returns from Louisville visit. Birth announced for Virgil Corbin's son in Englewood. Various townsfolk ill or traveling, visits to Bloomington Cincinnati Indianapolis and Orleans noted. A marriage license list includes Elmer Jordan and Gertrude Robinson plus Peter Graff and Carrie Uehler. Linton gains free delivery order from post office. Dora Thorne set for Stone City Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Jordan
Gertrude Robinson
Peter Graff
Carrie Uehler
Ben Wycoff Injured At Blue Hole Quarry In Amputation
Ben S. Wycoff, owner and manager of the Blue Hole quarry, was injured Saturday afternoon when a stone fell while he assisted in removal. The debris crushed his left foot, requiring amputation of the third toe. The scene drew onlookers as rain fell and a crippled pigeon was sheltered nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben S. Wycoff
Blue Hole
Marriage Licenses and Domestic Travels Report
Marriage licenses issued for Frank R. Fulps and Laylie K. Fish and for Charlie E. Lemons and Anna E. Bar ef ord. Mr and Mrs John S Bailey depart for Greencastle to spend a week visiting their daughter Mrs Fay Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Fulps
Laylie K. Fish
Charlie E. Lemons
Anna _ E. Bareford
John S. Bailey
Greencastle
Fay Hamilton
Maple Grove Calves Offered At Bedford Farm Sale
Two registered Scotch top calves ready for sale on the Maple Grove farm five miles northeast of Bedford Indiana. One twelve months old and one six months old both deep red and of the blocky weighing kind. Farmers invited to visit and make their choice. J P Branaman Prop R F D No 4 Bedford Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Grove
Bedford
Golden Glen
Gosport
Monon
Cunningham & Welch
Martinsville
Bedford News in Briefs: Local births, deaths and events
Local notes report visitors from Cincinnati and Terre Haute, newborns on North and South streets, a health resort trip to Mobile, hog purchases, ratifications of railroad right of way, a Wichita death of Jerry Simpson, resignations at the Southern Railway, and various community happenings including weather impacts on farming, a burning barn, and a Bloomfield boy in a traveling show.
Mrs Lizzie Clark Died After Long Illness in Heltonville
Mrs Lizzie Clark wife of Homer Clark died at her home in Heltonville Friday after a lingering illness of tuberculosis. The funeral was held Sunday morning at 10 o clock from the M E church in Heltonville with services conducted by Rev Wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Clark
Homer Clark
Heltonville
M. E
Wall
Woman sues city for 10000 damage over sidewalk fall
Mrs Minnie Woodsworth sues Bloomington city in Monroe Circuit Court for 10000 claiming a defective sidewalk on West Seventh street caused her to fall while returning from the Armorial theatre about six months ago. She still walks with crutches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Woodsworth
Bloomington
Monroe
Bedford Detective Seeks Assault Suspect Near Town
Bedford's detective Bob Owens arrives seeking the man who assaulted Frank Thrasher's daughter west of town a week ago. The inquiry stirs the community as residents brace for potential accusations amid the high tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Bob Owens
Frank Thrasher
Owens
Bloomington
Indiana University Opens Indoor Practice For 1906 Team
Captain Bradbury calls for candidates as indoor practice begins in the college gymnasium. Dunlap and Hunter return to school with Shelton, and the team shows strong material. Shoe prices are rising due to material shortages, with hides in short supply pushing costs upward.
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Indiana University
Bradbury
Dunlap
Hunter
Shelton
Thanks for kindness during sickness and death of Florence Selby
Mr and Mrs Mack Selby and family extend thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of their daughter Florence. Col and Mrs V V Williams returned from Indianapolis and Lebanon where they visited their daughter Mrs Oscar Hartley and attended a brigade reunion. A group of Oolitic women travelled to New York to rejoin husbands former Bedford Quarries workers. Attorney Frank M Vance says rumors he fled from police or was jailed are mistaken and he posted bond for himself and others.
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Florence
Mack Selby
V. V. Williams
Indianapolis
Lebanon
Oscar Hartley
Col. Williams
High and Eighteenth Infantry
First Indiana Battery
Franklin
New York
Bedford Quarries Company
Frank M. Vance
Fourteen year old William Draper in custody at Vincennes
Vincennes police detained fourteen year old William Draper from Bedford after he ran away. his capture followed advice from his father. Also noted are prize winners at the Red Cross Shoe store, a bank civil case in Sey mour, and Hereford cattle breeders visiting a horse show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
William Draper
Bedford
Mike Huff
Otto Harrison
Red Cross
Resignations and Advertising Notice From Local Firms
Lewis Williams resigns as book-keeper for Hoadley Stone Company near Bloomington and joins Romona Stone Company. Founp Laprobe ad invites owners to contact Malt office to pay for advertising and claim the same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Williams
Hoadley Stone Company
Bloomington
Romona Stone Company
Notice on tax payment deadline and local notices
The last day for paying taxes with out penalty is the First Monday in November. Curtis E. Ray, Treasurer, urges early payment to avoid end of period rush. Uncle Jimmy Harris reports curing his dog Cecil with a drench of lard castor oil whisky, noting whisky as the mainspring of the cure. Prof. Pitts departs for Bloomington with a large class and has organized a Bedford class. he begins teaching physical culture boxing and jiu jitsu in Cosner's Hall next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis E. Ray
Jimmy Harris
Cecil
Jimmy
Pitts
Bloomington
Bedford
Cosner
Squirrels and Waterfowl Indicate Approaching Severe Winter
Ohio River farmers report squirrels migrating south in large numbers using wood scraps to buoy across the river. Observers note a pronounced southward migration of wild ducks and geese as a sign of a coming harsh winter.
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Ohio River
Rambe Returns to Work After Illness and Local Notices
Aaron Rambe, previously confined to his room by illness, resumes work at his place of business. William Allen leaves this city for Pueblo Colorado after visiting his brothers Micajah and John Allen for a week. Lawrence County Teacher's Association elected G. T. Crandell president and Dorothy Moran secretary. Rev. John Heady chosen rector of Trinity Episcopal Bloomington and will start as pastor first Sunday in November. May B infant child of Oscar and Mrs. Marsh died at Stonington, service at St Vincent de Paul and burial at Green Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laylie Kathern Fish
Curtis Fish
Frank R. Fulps
St. Vincent de Paul's Catholic Church
Father Lannert
Aaron Rambe
William Allen
Micajah
John Allen
Pueblo
Colorado
Lawrence County Teacher’s Association
G. T. Crandell
Mitchell
Dorothy Moran
John Heady
Trinity Episcopal Church
Bloomington
Shelbyville
Heady
Hobart College
New York
Wellesley
May B
Oscar Marsh
Stonington
St. Vincent de Paul’s Catholic Church
Green Hill
Saloon Client Pleads Guilty in Breed Love Case Flurry
Hugh Brown appeared in Prosecutor Fletcher's office and pleaded guilty to 16 cases tied to incidents at the 16th Street saloon during the Breed Love boy affair two weeks ago. He admitted guilt in multiple counts arising from the bucking the tiger episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Brown
16Th Street
Fletcher
Breedlove Boy
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