Knightstown and area social notes reflect local life
Carrie Charles visits Knightstown while Ed and Mrs Buscher travel to Louisville. Etta Sparks returns to Richmond after a visit to Indianapolis. numerous locals appear in nearby towns for visits, dining, and shopping at Shook's and Folsom's. A storm, horse powders, and multiple households are mentioned alongside small sales and local errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Sparks
Richmond
Jesse Galloway
Anderson
John Barnes
Knightstown
Shook’s
Iprence Hunt
Cuest
Emm
Anna Earnest
Miss Bond
Dublin
Winifred Schooley
Hill Bros
May Bond
Little Noice
Marion
O. S. Henley
W.P. Henley
Cincinnati
R. B. Henley
S. Chas. Newlin
Will Wallace
Folsom’s
Rowland Hill
Wooten & Hill
Indianapolis
Emma Gary
Alice Magee
Rushville
J. H. Scholl
Lyons Station
Ind
Henry Macy
Broad Ripple
Chas
Gear
N. Hill
Local notices and social rounds from Arlington area
G R Butler promotes Goar's ice and Lawn Swings. Many locals attend Commencement at the Home. Excursions listed for July 4th. Mr Clark Capagood ships feed to Lakeland and demand for mill output rises. Mrs Coffin and son Kenneth visit Blackridges at Rushville. Gov Mount addresses at the O Home. Obituary notes for Lot Juikens and Arlington activities include church services and the Anti-Saloon League meeting. Dr O S Coffin attends the National Eclectic Medical Association in Detroit. Benjamin and Emma Record connect Arlington and Manilla teaching careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Coffin
Kenneth
Coffin
Blackridges
Rushville
C. G. Clark
C. W. Goodwin
Chicago
Nettie Bowman
Indianapolis
Jos. Overman
Florence
Lillian Henley
Eula White
Gov. Mount
Elwood Scott
Minneapolis
Martinsville
Bessie Miller
Mike Nealon
Sutton
Ian Ray
Odall Hill
Zula Hill
Spiceland
Anti-Saloon League
Friend’s Church
Fletcher
M. E. Church
Lot Juikens
East Street
J.C. Hall
Christian Church
Arlington
Arlington Cemetery
O. S. Coffin
National Eclectic Medical Association
Detroit
Manilla
Benjamin
Emma
Carthage
Earnest Carter Couple Passes in Service to Ministry
Hattie M Earnest born May 5 1871 Rush County Indiana daughter of Ira D and Sarah A. Earnest married W R Carter in 1889 after living on Peters Reddick farm and later in Alexandria Indiana. The couple devoted themselves to Christian ministry until June 12 1899 when Hattie died at age 28 1 7. She was buried beside her mother and sister in Barrett Cemetery Knightstown area after body shipped from Lawrenceville Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie M
Ira D
Sarah A. Earnest
Rush Co
Ind
W.R. Carter
Peter Reddick
Pie
Alexandria
Lawrenceville
Thanks to friends after death of Mr K W Courter
A note expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors who assisted at the death of Mr K W Courter, acknowledging support and kindness from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. W. Courter
Indiana Life agent charged with forgery in Rushville case
W E Miller a district agent for Indiana Life Assurance Co stands charged with forgery after allegedly swindling Edwin Payne and others in Rushville via forged notes. He was jailed after failing to post bond. crimes total about $3000 with forged names and related debts. Miller recently married a woman from Fostoria Ohio and she remains supportive as the case unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Miller
Indiana Life Assurance Co
W. H. McMillan
Rushville
W. H. Sharer
Dr. Sipe
Carthage
Miller
Fostoria
Trial in Carthage Court Over Rowdyism Ends Without Evidence
His Honor's Court with Earl Finney and others was held in Squire Benjamin's court on June 20. Thos P Weaver was the complainant in a charge of provoking to assault. A large crowd gathered at the town hall to hear the proceedings before the venerable Court dismissed the defendants for lack of evidence after hearing both sides and offering advice against rowdyism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Finney
Squire Benjamin
Thos. P. Weaver
Carthage
Manilla Gets Its Own Newspaper Record
A new Manilla enterprise launches with this Carthage Record issue. By special arrangement the Manilla Record will be edited and published from this office for the present. We make our issue of 500 copies today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manilla
Ind
Carthage Record
Lost five dollar bill between Post Office and Lovett's Grocery
A five dollar bill belonging to Charlie Lineback was found between the Post Office and Lovett's Grocery. The finder is asked to leave it at Lovett's Grocery for return. Subscribe for the Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovett's Grocery
Charlie Lineback
Lovett’s Grocery
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Walt
Walitis
Fiisa Gauano
Gear’s
Hull Bros
Earl Gear
Earl Coverston
Dr. Redding
Dr. Creger
Carrie Charles
Bargain
Deering
Ed Buscher
Louisville
Eunice Phelps
Montpelier
Ballie Price
Canady
Frankton
Morris White
Jover
A. O. Hill
Knightsown
Harry Hudson
Folsom
Blaine Ball
Lebanon
al Jessup
Fred Lacy
James Hosea
Glen Rawls
Eemends Ponday
Jenna
Stone
Charles Kennedy
Frank
Ray Johnson
South East Street
Gertrude Humann
Irvington
Sattler
J. O. Binford
Hille Drug Store
Clark Gaure
Mattie Millikan
New Castle
Luther S Newby
Reieif Co
Nellie Stinger
Dela Cros
Charlottesville
C. R. Butlers
ANG
G. R Butler
Goar’s
Deering Harvester Oil
Pleasant View
Frank Tweedy
Mort Barber
Jennie Coble
Winifred Schovuley
Horace Gear
Bert McCarty
Crilla
S. Addison
Ruth
Riley Small
Swatt’s
C. G.clark
Lakeland Ky
Clark
Markes
Elbert Marsh
Winchester
O. S. Marsh
Chas. C. Scott
Miss Alice
Brown
Frazee
Rector
Ed Adkins
J. H. Jones
L. R. Wooten
Elvira
Debbie Parker
Harriet Sparks
McClamrock
Frankfort
A. C. Jones
Saunday
B. F. Manson
Ter
Barrett Cemetery
R. W. Carter
Mas Ina Earnest
Walnut Street
W.E. Miller
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