Autumn Musings and Local Happenings in Bingville
The column reflects on autumn mood in Bingville, praising a local poem and noting Miss Sally Hoskins as a local poet. It mentions harvest duties, winter anticipation, and community items including a deer anecdote, Hen Weathersby hosting crackers, and Jed Peters teaching with nine to ten students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Hoskins
Sally
Hen Weathersby
Hen
Enos McCrackin
Jed Peters
Bingville School
Tommy Barker
Bingville
Rural Bits and Local Happenings from the Bugle
A rustic column notes Almira Hobbs recovering from a facial illness, a dog named Towse getting quilled during a walk, and Abe pulled by a fork handling a mishap. Bells, fish, and sermons mix with farm news, a child Susie, and neighbors sending thanks for meals. Jasper Tarbell injures himself. land sales and rumors of a harsh winter appear as local chatter.
Bale and His Pants State Versinet Ties to Suspenders
Bale complains he cannot keep his pants up while Hawkins reports a terrible fit from versinet. The young man from Cy Hos t Home Bale wore a similar style to hold pants up. Bale says the two dun tightness nearly cuts him, and he hopes to suspenders soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins
Try
Bale
Bud Gat Licks Widows Creek Paint Incident
A report describes Bud grabbing a pail of paint and hitting Mrs. Hinckley after she scolded him. Neighbors say Bud is not right in the head and the incident ended with Bud receiving a lick from the widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinckley
Widder
Calamity Corner Visitor Seeks News on Hearse Incident
Henderson of Calamity Corners visited the Bugle last week asking why the paper did not publish word of a hearse incident last spring. We replied we had no information to report. He found our answer unsatisfactory and criticized the reasoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Henderson
Calamity Corners
Bugle
LAND'S END NOTES A WRY TALLY OF SMALL MISFORTUNES
In Land's End a man named Bill Henshaw cut his thumb opening a harness grease can with a pocketknife and joked about buying better seats. Rafe Atkins bought new boots that chafed his heel on the first wear. Mrs. Hen Jordan weaned her last baby as the column notes scarce news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Henshaw
Rafe Atkins
Rafe
Mrs. Hen Jordan
Yard post repair amid heavy fall building
Jim Buiiding and Jim Peterson tried setting a clothes line post last week but struck a rock two feet under the surface. The rock barred removal so they moved the post about three feet to the side. Jim notes the new placement would have looked better where it first was. There is considerable building in our midst this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Peterson
Jim
Lost stem for corncob pipe in Bingville
Hank Dewberry of Bingville reports he misplaced the stem for his corncob pipe sometime around the turn of the week. He asks residents to watch for the missing piece and contacts are not supplied in the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank Dewberry
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Hank
Almira Hobbs
Almira
Gomé
Pomasae
Towse
Holt Echog
Abe
Eck
Will
Bill Hepburn
Anner
Ade Outen Baldwin
Susie
Skinner
Jemima
Mima
Jasper Tarbell
Spra
Avioch Perkins
Hig Farm
Sam Parker
Hester Jon
Jabo Homa
VOX Popul
SLAB
Jondehy
Citty
Bud Gat Lické
Land's End
Jim Buiiding
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