Local notes from Bedford and vicinity span visits and illness
Mrs George D Gowen spent Sunday in the country. John P Boruff left for New York City. E M C Hobbs of Salem was in town on business. Matthew Robertson of Campbellsburg visited. Mrs F W Hunter is ill at West 18th street. Alex Hawkins of Bloomington guests of Bedford relatives. W S Jordan bought a rubber tired turnout. W H and R G Cosner went to Cincinnati on business. Sherman Jackson and son of Freetown visited A B Brown. Geo A Dodd trustee of Guthrie township was in town. Ohn Norman returned to Meltonville. James Ellis, formerly here, went to Tunnelton. Geo O Iseminger ill with malaria. Mrs Harvey Donica of Logan sick with malaria and neuralgia. James B Chitty from Marion Tp in the city. Clyde Trueblood joined C A Nichols in the new stand. Miss Maude Needham visiting Mrs L R Thompson in Bloomington. Mrs Eli Barrow and Mrs Fubion of Erie visiting here. Mrs Homer Day has recovered from malaria. Mr and Mrs Casper Schaffer went to Louisville to visit relatives. Fulton Bandy moved his family from North I to West 11th. Amanda Fullen of Paoli in city en route to Plainville. James D Sears rents Benzel store for bakery. John Day returns from visit near Bartlettsville. Wm Vansickle ill with typhoid, now recovering. Mrs Frank Holmes visiting from Medora. Frank Carlton moved from West 13th to West 16th. Bedford Fair Association raises free for all purses to 300, bringing State Fair horses to Terre Haute.
Local residents head to towns and events this week
Miss Mary Holcombe left Monday for Cincinnati to attend Moore's Hill College. Frank Heiger builds an automobile aiming to finish by Sept 20. Several residents travel to Seymour, Elizabethtown, or Lexington for visits or Street Fair events. Bedfeld merchants cite egg prices while a variety of personal trips and small-town notes fill the day.
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Mary Holcombe
Cincinnati
Moore’s Hill College
Sharp Family Thank You Note After Child's Illness and Death
Mr and Mrs Sharp express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness shown during their child's illness and passing, acknowledging support and sympathy from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Sharp
Daniel Pratl
Local obituaries and social notes from a Indiana city
James Skerd dies at 49 and is buried at Leath erwood. Multiple notices record marriages, home renovations, and visits among residents including Ava Chapman Trinity Springs and C J Horsey West 13th street. A Juniors church entertainment, a soldiers reunion at Chapel Hill, baptisms, and numerous travels are noted.
Various Local Notices and Visitors Highlight Bedford Area Life
Martinsville nurse returns home to ill son while weddings travel and travel plans spread through the community. A baby dies, services pause, and families visit kin across Ohio and Nebraska. lights glow at Dugar yards as property changes hands. Local social notes, trips, school plans, and a beauty contest spark town chatter.
Local residents seek education and business in Midwest
Earl McPheeters heads to Louisville Monday for Medical College training. J B Foster plans to open a meat market on J street in one George building. Miss Ruby Denniston of Heltonville visits the city this week. Still Judah travels to Indianapolis Monday for Indiana Medical College. H H Walls offers farm loans in Southern Indiana. Mrs BE B Thornton and daughters leave for Indianapolis then Buffalo and Smith College in Massachusetts.
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J. B. Foster
J Street
George Buildings
Judah
Indianapolis
Indiana Medical College
BE. B. Thornton
Louise
Eddie
Thornton
Miss Louise
Buffalo
Massachusetts
Smith College
Court Notes Show Trials Ahead For Divorce Cases Saturday
Circuit Court notes indicate no trials set for tomorrow while several divorce cases scheduled for trial Saturday. Monday's sessions filled with motions and demurrers. Reports include local appointments, retirements, and community notices from Heltonville to Bedford and Salem offering details on property sales, church postings, and nearby events.
Turned Their Eyes and a Saloon Crap Table
The United States Express Company hauled a new crap table up Main Street to a city saloon. The contraband property passed unseen as policemen were looking elsewhere. Rev J L Thomas, former Bethel A M B pastor, moves to Mitchell and Bedford to pastor the A M B churches. Rev Hardison of New Albany succeeds him. Cosner's advertises Timothy Seed.
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United States Express Company
Main Street
Washington Herald
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Louis Mayer
George D. Gowen
John P. Boruff
New York City
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Salem
Matthew Robertson
Bellsburg
F. W. Hunter
West 18Th Street
Alex Hawkins
Bloomington
Bedford
W. S. Jordan
W. H. and
R. G. Cosner
Sherman Jackson and Son
Freetown
A. B. Brown
Geo. A. Dodd
Guthrie Township
Ohn Norman
Meltonville
James Ellis
Tunnelton
Geo. O. Iseminger
Harvey Donica
Logan
James B. Chitty
Marion Tp
Clyde Trueblood
C. A. Nichols
Eli Barrow
Fau Bion
Erie
Homer Day
North I Street
Casper Schaffer
Louisville
Fulton Bandy
West 11Th Street
Amanda Fullen
Paoli
City
Plainville
James D. Sears
John Day
Bartlettsville
Wm. Vansickle
Frank Holmes
Medora
John Feltner
Frank Carlton
West 13Th Street
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the Fair Association
Terre Haute
I. J. Braxtan
Equare
Willis S. Richey
Benzel Bl
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Ind
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Laura George
Seymour
Patrick McMahan
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George Hollers
Jasonville
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Pinhook
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Lexington
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James Faubion
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South F Street
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Springville
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Elisha Johnson
S. S. Doman
Gent
Monroe County
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Sam Sentney
Owensburg
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Steve Hodge
Lincoln Avenue
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Leesville
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Ethel Pitts
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Clay Duncan
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Fidelia
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Joseph True
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Mt. Vernon
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Hiie
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Indian Springs
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The
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Northeast Corner Square
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E. A. Sallust
Stone City Opera House
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East Side
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