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Newspaper
Boone County Progressive
Location
Boone, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1914
Page
10
Country correspondence from Wilhoite area and nearby towns reports visiting relatives church events and social gatherings. numerous mentions include Mrs Robert Wilhoite Edgar Reiber June Wilhoite Hillary Owens purchases and travels to Lebanon Indianapolis and Advance, church meetings at Christian and Methodist congregations, weddings birthdays and illness notes with families like Kernodle Graham and Cavin.
A fragment describes Mis wait Brown spending time with grandparents Mr and Mrs James Bowman of Advance. It notes attendees William Lane James Fink George Leak and Cale Sherra at an animal banquet hosted by the Christian church of Advance Friday night. It mentions Mrs Abbie Yidito who has been at her parents home and is thriving.
Mrs Fort Bradley and son Marini visited her parents Mr and Mrs Jerome Rader last week. Mr and Mrs Clare Sutton plan to move to Hendricks county this week. Mr and Mrs Cecil Sparks visited their parents. Prox Gray and wife and Austin Sutin were hurt last week by a bad sprained ankle on a day near the tide.
Mrs James Smill hosted interndon with Mrs Fannie Willists and others Monday. Wednesday visits included John N Cunningham and wife and Mr G T Willams with May. Friday hosts entertained guests John H Cunningham Geo Walker Alta Walker and others with games and music and snacks.
Mrs. Priscilla Shaw and son Tobn Abb visited Bite Mary Cavin and Oral Cavin, and wife of Bear pond James Hall and daughter Mae of No 10 spent an afternoon with Henry Cavin and family. Jewel Healy of Advance also spent time with the Cavin household.
Vern Hackley and wife visited Quavith Johnson and wife Sunday. Mrs Peter Bender visited Mrs Elis Holler. Dennis Sleader spent Sunday at New Augusta with John Vet Ang Var. Boner called on Ellis Holler Sunday afternoon. A A Venard and family were Sunday guests of Mrs Mary Schofield. The Farmers club of Bayle township will meet at Swany College school house next Friday night.
Residents from Stop 123, Dover, Lebanon, Scott County and Stewart's Chapel are listed visiting relatives and attending community events. Entries include Bratton and McGlain families, Charlie and Evert Caldwell households, and a large Ladies Aid Society banquet at Advance Library celebrating the First Christian church anniversary.
Mr and Mrs Josepl Kergey of Lafayette visited their nephew Carl Kersey Friday. Carl Denny and wife spent Wednesday at Clarence Trobert Db. Late of New Ross spent Monday with Mike Lane and family. A I Falls spent several three fast week With his sister Mrs Sherman Pollard of Pikes Crossing. Mrs Carl Denny attended to funeral of an uncle Wednesday war Greencastle. Mr and Mrs Carl Spicklemore spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Marton Church.
Pleasany View and surrounding families are noted visiting friends and relatives Tuesday through Sunday. Names include Bowey, Fendley, Cain, Bratton, Crim, Cleaver, Goodin, Shehan, McKern, and Che lene with several spouses and children listed among dinners and gatherings. The article records multiple calls and dinners at various homes and confirms Rev. Fred Chelane’s services on Sunday.
A house associated with Charence Bid dle burned to the ground on Saturday. Albert Dya and his wife spent Friday and Saturday in Yodianapello. In ZIONSVILLE Mott Walker, wife and son spent time with his parents as a Christian church series begins Friday night with meetings on Friday and Sunday. Walker and wife were involved.
George Howard Fatrland visits relatives in the vicinity while residents report illnesses visits and social events. The piece notes chicken pox in Little Mom Saunders, family visits with the Dooleys and Eatons, aid society meetings, a Baptist church gathering in Elizaville, and a farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. Riebe prior to their move north of Lebanon.
Attendance at Collection 1.43. Zenor and family were Saturday guests of William Mobler. Ray Quick spent Sunday at Janes Quick's. Cash Killion visited Carl Gelling's. Hamy Evang moved to Putman Monday. Zarah Meenach moved into the Evans house. Nest Sunday regular services will be held there. Those with Charley Mortin and family: Ora Smith and daughter Doris, Mra Claude Quick and Miss Oon and Fay Quick. Mrs. George Martin and children and Mrs. Maggie Lewallen spent a week with Alva Lewallen near Lebanon. Miner Opal Quick, lately with Mrs. Carl Golling, is home this week. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Quick spent Sunday at Vorn Quick's.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Beck spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Grover Stuart. Miss Pansy Acres visited with Doshar Hedgee in Lebanon from Friday night to Saturday. Mrs. Mary B. Byfield attended the funeral of Mrs. Mary J. Heath in Anderson on Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs Charles Bradley of Lebanon spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Cline Eddie Whitlow stayed with John and Frank Shaw south of Lebanon Mrs Ruth Bradley of Lebanon visited her parents Mr and Mrs J W Marsh Mrs Mary E Byfield spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs Florence Laton Wood Copeland of Indianapolis spent Monday night with Mr and Mrs Raymond Lawler and family Mr and Mrs Charles Copeland visited Ingram Dye and family Miss Cornelia Vidito of Lebanon stayed with Mr and Mrs T S Copeland Jr and Mrs Floyd Smith and daughter Whildred Elizabeth of Fayette visited Mr and Mrs William Cunningham Miss Mamie Whitlow spent Sunday with Miss May Holloman at Lebanon Mr and Mrs Will Denny returned home Monday from a visit with relatives in Indianapolis Mr and Mrs Henry McDaniel and a son of Lebanon visited Orval Taylor and family Sunday Mr and Mrs Guy Cox and daughter of near Stewarts Chapel visited James Potts Tuesday Rav Sleeth filled his appointment here Sunday There will be Sunday school Sunday morning at 10 o'clock to which everyone is invited.
Betives Mr and Mrs Clarence Richardson visited his parents John Richardson Sunday. John Bressler and family spent Sunday at Butler Neal’s. Elizabeth Parks and daughter Mole returned to Edinburg after a visit. With her daughter Mrs John Richardson, Mr and Mrs Albert Wills and children Russel and Ralph spent Sunday with Charley Reynolds and wife in Dim Swamp. Ora Phillips and family of near Hopewell called on Ben Ross and wife Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Leo Sanders and son Robert visited Mrs Sanders' parents Grant Swift and family. Harve Riddle spent Sunday with Elmer Riddle and family. Ebner Riddle and daughter Virginia with Leo Sanders and son Robert spent Friday at Grant Swift's. Harvey Whiffing and wife from Indianapolis visited Friday to Tuesday with her parents Sherman Pollard.
Mrs. Lloyd Sicke and Mrs Guy Updike and wife visited Sunday. Mary Woet called on ENls Hine Monday. Ivan Shoemaker and wife dined with Wizard Shoemaker and mother Sunday. Edith Sikes and Rawh Updike spent Friday with Myrtle Bohannon. Ester Huffman visited brother Terssel Huffman Monday. Frank Hulénan and wife visited William Tomlinsop and wife near Whitestown Tuesday. Henry Glendenning spent Tuesday with son John Glendenning of Lebanon. Mayme Beatty has the lagrippe the past week.
Rev Bulgin missed his appointment at the place on Sunday and Sunday night Ora Knowlton remains ill Mrs Jotsie Woodard also ill Those Who spent Sunday with Ortha and Delpha Dinemore were Kathrina Hessle Fishback Opal Myrtle Ragsdale Opal Haffner May Fern Tgeins Rath Milla and Goldie Hil and Samuel Witkin nervously tied with paralysis Everyone went to Taban on Monday latter coal John Keaster has a new Wagon Cora is selling high at sales in this community It brought 64 1 2 cents at Frank Ross sale
Seventieth birthday of John Wagoner marked with a Thursday gathering planned by Mrs. Wagoner. A noon dinner was served and an afternoon of music and conversation followed, with several ice presents presented to the celebrant.
A gathering at Anderson celebrated Mr. Wag oner with best wishes and gifts including a gold watch from his son Harve Wagoner. Guests listed include Mr. and Mrs Beck, Mr. and Mrs Ottinger, Forest Webby, Ruben McIntyre, Grover Stewart, Ed Wagoner, Harve Wagoner, Eugene Anderson, Lenore Myera, Ed Burrough family, and several McIntyres and Wagoners.
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