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Newspaper

Bedford Weekly Mail

Location

Bedford, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1901

Page

3

Local Notes On Illness Travel And City Work

Mrs Sherd Taylor and Sam Weaver suffer malaria while Mrs Wallace Queen shows improvement. Miss Mabel Dilley and others visit. several residents travel to Louisville Indianapolis Terre Haute and England. New heating system installed at W A Webb home. Carl Short building near Mart office nearing completion. Marriage licenses issued to Browning East Moore Chapman Wright Corbin.

Henry Browning Roxie East Roy S. Moore Laura B. Chapman Walter Wright Florence Corbin

Local notes on residents visiting and ill in Erie region

Erie residents and visitors are recorded with illnesses travels and events. Names include Mortimer Crabb Emma Splitgerber Bessie Pierce Riley Williams Walter Brown Madge Kimbrel Lena Stipp Patrick McMahan and others with mentions of state fairs Indianapolis and Dayton area activities, purchases, and a McKinley graves monument note.

Gard of Thanks from Johnson family

A note of gratitude expresses thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness during the long illness and death of Mrs Ellen Johnson wife and mother Exista Johnson and children. Two Wells girls from New Albany arrived at the depot crying and were cared for by Drayman Harris who found their home on H street.

Ellen Johnson New Albany Wells H. Street Drayman Harris

Local notes and visits fill weekend in Vincennes area

Born to Mr and Mrs E A Stipp a fine son Effie Hilbert of Wilkesbarre Pa guest of W S Jordan Lysander Montgomery of Heltonville in city Saturday A marriage license issued Bertie Owens Nora Eads Mr and Mrs Chas Woody visited friends in the country S L Keach employed with Denver Rio Grande railroad near Glenwood Springs Colorado James G Bain of Martinsville in town Wednesday Noble Mitchell of Heldredge Neb guest of uncle Ned Mitchell William Byrant prominent Spice Valley township resident in town Saturday West Stephenson returned home from Kansas James Wilder and Hol Richard son repainted M G Coles residence Rose Shockemiller guest of Miss Iva Jordan returned to Vincennes Nannie Day returning from Pan American Exposition Buffalo H H Walls offers farm loans in Southern Indiana Evan A Bonham Midland Coal Co in city en route to Bloomington says coal shipping delayed by steel workers strike Mr and Mrs A A Moore entertained at dinner with guests Mrs Denton Simpson Center Ind Mrs Elizabeth Tate and daughter Kokomo Ind Rev Bockstahler reassigned to Mt Vernon Ind Rev A J Weigle to remain at Booneville

County Fair premium offered for Wilhelm colts

The Onward family is represented in Lawrence county by Wilhelm 19254. Three liberal special premiums are offered for the best Wilhelm colts exhibited at the County Fair Sept 24 to 28. For particulars see or address STEPHENSON BROS Bedford Indiana. Marr Rigo Mr Arthur Murray and Miss Jessie Malott took a pleasure trip to Louisville Monday returning home husband and wife. The groom is a North Bedford worker at the Strout foundry and esteemed by his employers. The bride is the daughter of Mrs Kate Malott and a Bedford young lady. They will go to house keeping in North Bedford.

Lawrence County Wilhelm Stephenson Bros Bedford Ind Marr Rigo Arthur Murray Jessie Malott Louisville North Bedford Strout Foundry Kate Malott Salem Democrat Stone City Eli Stephenson Washington County

Local Drug Firm Announces New Management and Services

G R Gauld announces continuation of Coady Drug Co legacy with full line of drugs chemicals patent medicines paints stationery cigars tobacco papers and magazines. The notice invites old friends and public patrons to continue their support and promises accurate compounding and years of experience. Street talk and local events follow with mentions of notable visits and civic matters surrounding the Bedford fair and city life.

Coady Drug Co G. R. Gauld

Farm For Sale In Lawrence Count Indiana

A 240 acre home with blue grass land and red clay, lime stone foundation, large house and barns, fruit, sugar orchard, timber and springs. 14 miles from town of 200 and 12 miles from Bedford. Write for particulars and price from BP. M. Kerny& Co., Agents, Springville, Ind.

Spring Branch Bedford Lawrence BP. M. Kerny& Co Springville Ind

Local notes and farm conditions linger in Erie visit

Mrs Charlotte McAfee of Erie visits the city while seed shop trades promise good Timothy Seed from Cosner’s. Frank James to start races daily at the Lawrence County Fair September 24 to 28. fears of frost on corn ease as crops look larger than earlier estimates for 1901.

Charlotte McAfee Erie City James Frank James Big Lawrence County

High School Notes and Upcoming Activities

Miss Bessie Owens attends Greencastle College while Mr Turner discusses animal and plant life, focusing on the toad. High School installs hot water radiators, considers tennis courts, and seeks private subscriptions for equipment. Wednesday's talks praise grasshoppers and plant life. memorial events honor President McKinley with student songs and short talks. Athletic officers elected include Thornton, Dobbins, and McKinley. football manager Greist, captain Edwards. a two week early season game is set.

Bessie Owens Greencastle Turner McKinley Miss Knox Greist Athletic Association James Thornton Jamery Dobbins James McKinley O. H. Greist Oscar Edwards

Bedford Fair Attendance Planned for September 24 28 1901

News from Indianapolis reports Thomas O Daggy cashier of Bedford National Bank is insane. His friends travel from Lawrence County to assist him while W A Brown, assistant cashier, assumes charge and is expected to become cashier.

Indianapolis Thomas O. Daggy Bedford National Bank Lawrence County Daggy W. A. Brown

Citizens Memorial Meeting Honors President With Song and Speeches

Citizens of the city attended the Memorial Meeting at the First Christian church on Thursday at 11 a.m. The service opened with a prayer by Rev. C. W. Chadwick followed by a resolutions paper read by James C. Carlton. Col. A. C. Voris spoke, with short remarks from John Riley, James Small, A. M. Irvine, Joseph Franklin, H. Boruff and Dr. Molz praising the late President's life, war record, and political career. benediction by Rev. James Small closed at 12:30 p.m.

First Christian Church John Riley James Small A. M. Irvine Joseph Franklin H. Boruff Molz

Court Notes From Grand Jury to Local Trials

The Grand Jury met Monday with W A Mathes as Bailiff. Seven or eight divorce cases were heard Saturday by Judge Martin and taken under advisement. Charles Stewart was found guilty of assault with intent to kill Dan Maddox and sentenced to two to 14 years in the reforma tory. Merrill Moores attends to escheat suit over lands of George Donaldson, with T J Brooks for the State and Baker Daniels for the Donaldson heirs. In Queen vs Southern Indiana a verdict for the defendant followed an accident years ago that cut off Queen's foot. the trial had been twice inconclusive.

Southern Indiana Express Co American Express Co United States Martin Ss. R. Hamill Terre Haute J. H. Shea Seymour Brooks & Brooks Baker & Daniels Indianapolis O. H. Montgomery Matson & Giles Charles Stewart Dan Maddox Guthrie F.iday Reformatory Merrill Moores George Donaldson T. J Brooks Donaldson Scotland Queen Southern Indiana

Lawrence County fair and stock show revival noted

Old time county fair and stock show returns to Lawrence County as rains improve pastures. Farmers prepare to exhibit stock and boost local interest in stock raising and general improvement. Billy Campbell returns from Indianapolis. Miss Lela Bright leaves for Indianapolis to attend the State Fair.

Robert Wickerer Noble Owen Indianapolis Charles Ragsdale Geo. W. McFall Lawrence County Lela Bright

Monon Runs Another $2 Excursion to Chicago

The Monon announces a second $2 excursion to Chicago scheduled for Saturday September 28. Organizer H. P. Raduey and G. A. are listed as contacts for details.

The Monon Chicago H. P. RaDueEy G. A

Special Days at the Pan-American Exposition

Pennsylvania, Oregon, Cleveland, and Nebraska set Pan-American Days with state–led programs. Pennsylvania marks Sept 20 and Sept 26. Oregon Sept 25. Cleveland Sept 26. Nebraska Oct 2 with state officials, excursions, and speaker programs planned. Nurses organizations and official delegates to attend events at Buffalo exposition.

Pennsylvania Commonwealth United States Canada International Congress of Nurses Buffalo American Society of Superintendents of Training Schools For Nurses’ Associated International Council of Nurses International Council of Women Order of Women’s Union Oregon Cleveland Forest City Mayo Ohio Nebraska

Nell Gywnn at Opera House Promises Charm and Power

The Chicago Stock Company presents Nell Gywnn at the Opera House next week at 10, 20 and 50 cents. The production is described as a study of humanity with beauty, power, and significance, expected to draw a crowded house and wide praise.

Nell Gywnn Chicago Stock Company Opera House

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dinkelspiel Bros Louis Mayer Sherd Taylor Mabel Dilley Yockey Hugh Bass Bryantsville Frank Day West 16Th Street Sam Weaver W. A. Webb D. P. Hinderlider Medora Frank Vance Fred Brown N. E. Strout Geo. M. Selby Louisville Medical College Carl Short Mart Heavenridge Crawford Lillian Brown Campbellsburg Anna Corinne Holsapple Della Spencer Grace Carlton Mitchell Charles F. McNabb Huron Virgo Short 16Th St Lena White Ned Mitchell Linton Oscar Hartley Frank M. Cosner Mortimer Crabb Emma Splitgerber Bessie Pierce Coxton Riley Williams Pinhook Walter Brown R. EB. Sproull Rivervale Madge Kimbrel Lena Stipp Shanswick Patrick McMahan Elizabethtown Arthur Speake South Street Frank Bridwell Phil Dunihue Joe Denson F. M. Wampler,er Indian Springs John Owens Lew Kern Frank McKnight Will Johnson Monroe County Pearl Mabrey Muncie Dora Curtis James Hirscher Leo Cook U. S. Light Artillery Harry Bollinger Bloomfield S. m Fred Steele Brownstown Alex Hawkins Bloomington John W. Sater A. J. Hayward Funch Runnels Robin Roost Clarence Dye Nate Mann Dye John Williams Bainbridge J.S. Alexander Supt. Stephenson Lawrence County Fair Association President McKinley South Bend Exista Johnson E. A. Stipp Effie Hilbert Wilkesbarre, Pa W. S. Jordan Lysander Montgomery Heltonville Bertie Owens Nora Eads Chas Woody S. L. Keach Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Glenwood Springs Colorado James G. Bain Martinsville Noble Mitchell Heldredge, Neb William Byrant Spice Valley Township West Stephenson Kansas James Wilder Hol. Richardson M. G. Cole West 17Th Street Rose Shockemiller Iva Jordan Vincennes Nannie Day H. H. Walls Indiana Evan A.bonham Midland Coal Co A. A. Moore David Gray David Long Denton Simpson Center, Ind Elizabeth Tate Kokomo Bockstahler Huntingburg Mt Vernon A. J. Weigle Booneville Switz City Midland Pennsylvania Railroad Bedford Stone Pleasantville Miss Linton Mono Cosner’s John Pearson Medical James A. Garfield Homer Guthrie Hila Dave Skerd East of Town Dave Bundy East 17Th Street Florence Harrell Carrie Huffman Earl Johnson J. P. Smith Leatherwood Will Chamberlain Baby H. C. Malott and B. B. Marley Joans Money Timothy Cosner's Homer Utterback Harry Malott Purdue University At Lafayette William Clark Frank Russell Johnson Geo. W. Holmes Lucian E. Payne Hall Caine Bondman Elliott’s Bheep E. A. Sallust Stone City Opera House Circuit Court Notes W. A. Mathes Iron Stallion Billy Campbell Hamer & Day Northeast Corner Square Hamer W. H. Gosner R. G. Gosner D. H. Baldwin &C E. M. Young Undertakers East Side Square Bedford, Ind United States Army Army Nurse Corps Victorian Order of Nurses of Canada Europe Ofturday Olpt. Zist Fionor Buffalo Bill World West Congress OF Rough Riders Oosevelt Wil Wild West Cowboys Northwest Mounted Police Strathcona Horse Enim NSO Tien-Tsin Pekin U. S Transvaal Baden-Powell Mafeking Gom Paul Mid West Grand Street Rough Riders A. OR Shine W. C. Elliott 16Th JI Streets Hodge & Ferguson East Side Cole & Campbell Railroad Avenue Chester White Hogs J. W. Prichard West Side Mitchell's Drug Store Woodyss Hi Fl. Braxtan South Side Square
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