County ticket candidates announced for 1898 nominating
For Treasurer John C Blacklidge of Rushville township seeks Republican nomination. Edward Young of Rushville township is also a candidate. For Recorder Dr Alfred S Hall of Posey township seeks Republican nomination. Earnest B Thomas of Anderson township seeks renomination as County Recorder at the Republican county convention to be held April 23 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Blacklidge
Rushville Township
Edward Young
Charles M. Norris
Noble Township
Thomas J. Humes
W. L. Price
Anderson Township
Alfreds. Hall
Posey Township
Earnest B. Thomas
W. Hatfield
Greenfield
Amanda Ross
J. B. Kinder
H. E. Stager
Willie Coffin
Ithamer McCarty
Mooresville
Rushville
Willard H. Amos
Bertha Hare
Richmond
Carrie Charles
Miss Hare
Krane
Rushville Notes and Local Notices Highlight Social Visits
Local residents and visitors are noted across Rushville and nearby towns. Ira McCarty visits Miss Pearl Meredith. Miss Clara Monticue visits J L Hubbard. Fred Miller visits sister Mrs Roy Peters. Rev B F Brewington preaches at M E church. Mrs R H Hill suffers a stroke but improves. Horace Lineback visits his parents. Miss Grace Peters returns from Indianapolis. John Newman and Miss Maud Davis marry. Sampson buys Arlington dry goods. funeral for Mrs Granville Gray. March term Rush county Circuit Court set with Judge Kirkpatrick. graphophone concert planned by W W Sears. George W Williams nominated for representative. C G Clark allows public hitching racks. booming rental demand in Carthage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Earnest
Arlington
Omer McCarty
Wm. Alexander
Indianapolis
M. E. Church
Knightstown
Mary A. Hill
Owen Henley
H. H. Henley
Ripley Township
Samuel Hill
Jesse Ruby
Ira McCarty
Rushville
Pearl Meredith
Clara Monticue
J. L. Hubbard
Weingart
Fred Miller
Connersville
Roy Peters
C. G. Clark
Wolf
Market Street
Coffin’s
Clark Gause
Stella
Rush County
L. J. Kirkpatrick
Kokomo
Miller
Greensburg
W. W. Sears
Rexford
Kansas
Newsom’s Hall
Web
Mattie Bentley
Misa Dillman
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Dr. Sipe
Lee Wooten
Ray Johnson
Bering & Buffalo Make
Wooten & Hine
Harry Pitts
Otto P. Hill
Margaret Small
Lord
Lon Anderson
Ed Ball
Chester G. Hill
J. B. Pusey
William L. Price
Coffin’s Drug Store
John Holt
Spiceland
Vickery
Dunvieth
Clara Ross
Dr. Collins
American Camp Meeting Association
Stella Gause
Hattie Sparks
Ladies Musicale
Lewis Weingart
Warsaw
Frank Weingart
Kendallvilles
Pile Sata
Alton Henley
al McDavid
Henley & McDaniel
Miley
Big Tyre
R. E. Henley
Frances E. Willard
E. Bolinger
Edward Cosgrove
Maasachus
East Street
Chi
Carthage Christian Feance League
Cosgrove
Buscher
Parker
B. F. Brewington
M. E
R. H. Hill
Fairmount
Weingart’s
Levi Butler
Eva Coffin
Coffin
Ed Adkins
Monrovia
Indiana
Ward Fletcher
Rev
Mre
W.N. Fletcher
A. H. Perry
Greenfield Republican
Horace Lineback
Thomas Lineback
Grace Peters
Weingart'a
Oliver Overman
Jesse Henley
Ellsworth Jones
Glen Rawls
Percy Tos Riton
Granville Miller
Milton Benjamin
D.C. Benjamin’s
Fast Street
Arlington Public Schools
Charlea
Winslow
John Newman
Maud Davis
Miss Davis
Moses Davis
Newman
Shelbyville
D. D. Sampson
Noah Saunders
Elwood Scott
Frank Parker
Rufus Johnson
Mina Cox
James Baker
Baker
Granville Gray
Market Street Christian Church
Beech Cemetery
George W. Williams
Mr Williams
Henry County
Clark
Carthage
Dennis P
Peter
J. Edwin Jay
Hig
Evan
Ship Horticultural Association
Renley Brothers
Imperial
Gale
Syracuse
ROR Sa Erat SR
F. P
Catherine Reed
Wooten & Hill
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