Travelers and locals noted in Carthage area items
Samuel B. Hill leaves for Nashville then Kansas City for visits. Mrs A H Johnson and daughter Mabel depart for Fall River and eastern points for sixty days. Carthage flour mill progresses with machinery in place and a readiness goal before harvest. Lulu Hill becomes Greenfield teacher. Henry Joyner injured after wheel mishap near Arlington. Dr E H Collins tours region by bicycle. Mrs Asenath Reece returns from Blue Jacket, I T after pneumonia. Rushville Graphic reports fields of wheat with bone dust, local incidents and a band festival note. A local man notes a robust horse market while editor renews subscription. Some residents face prison risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel B. Hill
Nashville
Tenn
Kansas City
Kan
A. H. Johnson
Mabel
Fall River
Mass
Carthage
Clark
E. H. Collins
Indiana Farmer
Mary R. Clark
Fortville
Greenfield
Asenath Reece
Blue Jacket
I. T
Rushville
Morton Hackleman
Jeane Addison
Ball’s Chapel
Posey
J.M. Gwinn
Doc
Local notes: illness improves. gas well progress. festival joys
John Vancyoe, long ill, shows improvement while Clifford Andrews recovers from injuries after a drag incident involving W. W. Wilcoxon. Gas well work advances toward 500 feet signaling potential gas belt. Gwynneville cornet band lawn festival yields about 25 dollars. Clover cutting begins as heavy, widespread crop expected. May Kennedy turns 13 with birthday party. Alma Booker and O F Lydy wed at Blue River Chapel with Elder Roberts officiating. Counterfeit five dollar bill circulated Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwynneville Cornet
May Kennedy
O. F. Lydy
U. B
Alma Booker
Morristown
Blue River Chapel
T. J. Roberts
Greenfield
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Donald Smith
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James Carfield
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Philadelphia
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T. W. Henley
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J. F. Evans
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The
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Roy
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al. Hill
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Earl Niles
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Charles Stinger
Lula Finney
Ella Shea
Nellie
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Mary
John Winslow
Ridge
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Hopewell
Pan Handle Road
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Manilla
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Western Grove
Arthur Davis
Ray Jackson
Willoughby
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