News at Home and Local Happenings
A long column of small-town notices lists visits, purchases, travel, and social events. Eva Johnson in Indianapolis. H. C Rand for iron beds. Miss Nina Newsom and many others visit relatives, shop at Hand's and W H Sharer's, and attend Thanksgiving gatherings. The piece notes a McKinley lead over Bryan in Indiana and local civic activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Manlove
Missouri
J. H. McCarty
W. H
Tipton Ind
H. Sharer’s
McKinley
Bryan
Indiana
Irvin Hill
Hill
Greenfield
Fred Folsom
India
Death of John Galloway in Carthage obituary note
John Galloway died at his son Jesse Galloway's home on Friday November 23 1900 in Carthage at age 85 years 5 months and 28 days. Born Georgetown Kentucky June 1 1815 he married Pleasy D Tullis March 29 1843. Funeral held at Will Manley residence Saturday at 2 p.m. Rev Trueblood officiated. Se ven children survive him.
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Carthage
John Galloway
Jesse Galloway
Will Manley
Rev. Trueblood
Georgetown
Kentucky
Pleasy D. Tullis
Banda
Peyer
Thanksgiving activities at Rushville teachers meeting
Miss Ida Ludlow returns home for her sister’s wedding while Grace Simpson visits Richmond. Nellie Cassady dines in Dayton. Leonard Clark travels to Lafayette to enjoy the Indiana Purdue game. Teachers attend the Rushville teachers Association with donations and student exercises. A program lists songs, readings, posters, and poems including America, The Bird’s Thanksgiving, Thankgiving acrostics, and names such as Bertha Henley, Heber Herk, Cecil Redding, Ida Hendricks, Beesie Smith, Arthur Williams, Eva Coffit, Helen Ong, Herschel Folger, Rema Stone, Leon Hill, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Pepper
J. E. Campbell
Big 4
Summitville
Edwin Bundy
Jesse Evans
Lafayette
Purdue University
Representative Watson
Howard Carmichael
J. P. Stech
Heber H. Allen
Rushville
Will Handy
Greenfield
Sam L. White
Doc Earnest
Florence Henley
Bloomingdale
Indianapolis
Grace Nixon
Mary Hill
Oliver Hill
Earlham
Gertrude Hill
Electa
Richmond
Ed J. Dunn
Bertha Hill
Mary A. Elliott
Epworth League
Grace Simpson
Nellie Cassady
Dayton
Ohio
Leonard Clark
Indiana-Purdue
Conn Teachers Association
Tomorro
Ternoon
America
Gilespie
Little Paul
Middleton
Bertha Henley
Heber Herk
Cecil Redding
Arthur Williama
Ida Hendricks
Beesie Smith
Eva Coffit
Helen Ong
J ya—Nang
Herschel Folger
Rema Stone
Leon Hill
Sexton and Sparks Notice of Administration
Sexton and Sparks attorneys announce that they signed and were approved by the Circuit Court of Rush State Indiana as administrators of the estate Rhine. Proceedings date November 24, 1900, with administrator signing on record. Ketched names and filings indicate formal probate action initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
M. Bill
Debt notice from Hill Bros. seeks immediate settlements
All persons knowing themselves in debt to Hill Bros. either by open account or note are requested to please come and settle as we are anxious to close our books immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Bros
Pleasy Gall
Crider Ottum Versus Warrum Court Verdict
The case involving Mary E Crider Ottum formerly of Greenfield Indiana against Noble Warrum tied for forty thousand dollars on a note in 1880. Court awarded Mrs Crider eleven thousand three hundred sixty eight dollars and seven cents, finding the ground unduly influenced to vote for more than owed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Crider Ottum
Greenfield Ind
Noble Warrum
Crider
Record of Jerome Howland Soldier and Public Notice
The document records Jerome B. Howland a U S Army veteran who enlisted in November 1861 in California’s 86th New York Volunteer Infantry. It lists multiple discharges and re-enlistments through 1869, noting promotions to Corporal in Co A D C V I. The item also advertises Ko-We-Ba at Lavett's and One Minute Cough Cure with claims of treating coughs colds and throat and lung troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome B. Howland
Ca. F
N. Yous. V. I
Regular Army
Lavett’s
Collin& Co
Local Editor Credits Bucklen Arnica for Cure of Piles
Editor W V Barry of Lexington Tennessee suffered severe piles while exploring Mammoth Cave. He treated himself with Bucklen's Arnica Salve, calling it a world beating remedy. The salve cures piles injuries inflammation and all eruptions. Only 25 cents at O S Coffin Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W V Barry
Lexington Tenn
Mammoth Cave
Bucklen
O S Coffin & Co’s
Corn King George Phillips Controls Market Ups Price
Rumor says Young George Phillips cornered the corn market driving price to 50c and selling 160000 bushels at that rate while others sold December corn at 38 to 40c but failed to deliver. Phillips holds the crop and will demand 50 to 51c to release it. Ask about Youths Companion and Ladies Home Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Corn
George Phillips
Young Phillips
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C. Rand
Wood Choppers
W. H. Sharer’s
Eva Johnson
Benton Henley
Knightstown
Edgar Bitner
C. Hand
W. H. Sharer
E. N. Hill
Capital City
Dillman’s
King
Iva Crump
F. W. Creger
Lewisville
Cal
E. H. Wolfe
Charles
Horace Gear
Earl Gear
Maryon
Thomas K. Mulland
Will M. Sparks
Yuesday
H.O
W. H. Sharen
Clarkson Parker
Walnut Ridge
Friends ‘Church Funday
Abigail J. Hadley
Clarksville
8. Talbert
Sharer
W. H. Sharers
Irvin M. Hill
Armanda Hill
Levi Binford
R. H. Hill
Earl Fiam
Evans
Jodianapolis
Lillie Duncan
Bessie Marson
Grace Myers
Cambridge City
Grace Sharer
Henley’s
H.—O
Virginia Dilimay
Frank Holt
Arthur Lineback
W.C.T U
Aes
Indianapolis Conservatory of Music
Lilian
Howard Henley
Earlham College
Jane Bundy
Marmaduke Glays
Pearl Coffin
Liberty Ind
John B. Macy
Sears and Roebuck
John J. Coffin
F. W. Earnest
Ira Earnest
R. H. Earnest
Alice Green
Raysville
Woman’s Reformatory
Hattie Walker
James Anderson
Leona Luse
Hervv
Lew Stanley
Katherine V. Kennedy
Smithman
Envice
Phelps
Mary Z. Hubbard
Moor Park
Carthage, Ind
Rome
Prof
J. H. Scholl
Ida Ludlow
Rush
Yunties
Sears Roebuck
Wood Chopper
Ars Crider
Saturday Evening Post
S Companion
M. D. Michael
Selene
Lees Wonders
Ladies Howe Journal
Record