Local notices and social updates from Knightstown area
Mrs. L. R. Wooten and Mrs. Mary J. Henley were in Knightstown on consecutive days while Henry Morris and Julian Overman visited Cushville. Dr. Sipe of Fayettesville visited his son Dr. J A Sipe here. Mrs D W Pieres and Mrs Mary Bassett of Shelbyville stayed with Mrs W. Tindall as Miss Lida Rogers resumed teaching after returning from Montague Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Rogers left for Atlantic City New Jersey. R. H. Hill & Co. advertise a wide line of overcoats and suits. The Kosh county S. S. Association held an all day convention at the M. E. church with officers elected. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hunt. Mrs Charles Beeson visited Mrs. Hiram Weed. Edwin Gates returned from DePauw for holidays. Dr. W. W. Tindall testified in Nora Henby v. Indianapolis Traction Co. Miss Nora Henby seeks damages of 1500 dollars. Mr. Carl F. McMahon and Eva J. Van Meter were married at East Street Christian Church with Rev Omar Hatford officiating. Stanley & Coleman advertise cloverseed. German-American Bank named Albert V. Dietz cashier. Dietz previously served in the revenue force. The item notes Dietz’s respected standing and a remark on his family connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosh County
S. S. Association
M. E
Omer Hafford
Robert Jones
Maury Hubbard
Primar
Levt
Miss Ema Earnest
Haure Dep
J. N. Parker
Vao How
Carl F. McMahon
Eva J. van Meter
Shirley
Omar Hatford
East Street Christian Church
McMahon
Taylo McMahon
Rushville
Stanley & Coleman
Preston Coffin
Indianapolis
Sharer’s
D. W. Kirkwood
Gould
J. H. Scholl
John Julian
Frances Lineback
L. A. Thompson
Blue Ridge
Tom Smith
John Bundy
New Castle
Jesse Healey
R H Hill & Co
Mra
Milton Herkless
Roy Herkless
Has. Herkless
Tomlinson Hall
America
R. H Hill & Co
J. M. Stone
Minnie Beale
Hill
F. Hackleman
Wilson
Au'jet
Vincennes
Vincennes Sun
Johanon McCaffery
O. H. Cobb
The
Sun
Cobb
Local social notes and community updates from Rushville era
Indianapolis visitor Preston Coffin returns home as local social pages report Sunday events. Sharer's promotes new linoleum stock while residents like Mrs. Kirkwood and Mrs. Scholl attend events. Gazette recaps visits among the community, departing plans for Gowdy arrival, and hints of a large chrysanthemum festival with prize money.
Stallion Colt Show Draws Crowds at Carthage
A large turnout in Carthage hosted a stallion and colt show with 119 entries. Prizes included free or half seasons for top horses and notable awards for imported Percherons and Clydesdales. Crowds packed Main Street for mule displays and post‑event races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Adkins
Levi Gurley
Main Street
Children’s School Shoes Price Range at Godman
The Godman store showcases children’s school shoes priced from 85 cents to 31 dollars 50 cents. Strong emphasis on value and range. Local shoppers can find affordable options for students and families.
Snag Proof Rubber Boots and Felt Boot Deals
The ad promotes heavy grey felt boots with a buckle and duck rolled edge, plus felt lined shoes and fleece hosiery. It highlights a well stocked store named Cune offering overshoes, outing flannels, Silkolines, comfort calicoes, cotton batts, golf gloves, furs, and more.
Diamond ring prize for Rush area social event
A $5000 diamond ring was offered to the most popular woman in Rush or nearby counties at Henleys trade. W. O. Folger and family drove to Little Blue after the death of Folger’s mother. Miss Sophronia Sanders, long in the Binford home near town, left for Petersburg to work at the Home there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush
Henleys
W. O. Folger
Little Blue
Mr. Folger
Sophronia Sanders
Walter Binford
Petersburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carthage
R. C. Bennett
E.d.lewis Furniture and Undertaking
L. R. Wooten
Knightstown
Mary J. Henley
Henry Morris
Julian Overman
Cushville
Sipe
Fayetsville
J. A. Sipe
D W Pieres
Mary Bassett
Shelbyville
W . Tindall
Lida Rogers
Montague
Michigan
Albert L. Rogers
Wm. Bundy
Atlantic City
New Jersey
R. H. Hill & Co
Jim Hunt
Charlottesville
Charles Beeson
Hiram Weed
Elwood
Edwin Gates
DePauw
W. W. Tindall
Martinsville
Nora Henby
Indianapolis Traction Co
Miss Henby
Albert V. Dietz
Dietz
Revenue Force
Lawrenceburg
A. V. Diets
Joseph Sattiér
Will Willcutt
Fountain City
Richmond
Samuel Wiilkate
St. Augustine
Florida
Jack Gowds
Gowdy
J. Henry Smithreenfield
Arge
Visit Ville
Greenfield, & Lottesville
Ari
Porter Wiggins
Greenfield
Roe Robbins
Gwynneville
Isaac Addison
Arlington
Vanstock
Irkanus
McCray
Nelson White
Ray Pilot
J. A Fancoer
Granville Miller
Snow & ‘Itchard
Ndiana
Harrais
O. E. Richey
Amos Hill
Charlottesville: Breeding Co
Ee Decorum
Harvey Jessup
Scott
K. H. Hill
Uirah
Cleveland Bay
Wm Pitts
Arthur Lee
Star Pit
Snow & Pritchard
Decoram Wilkes
R. H. Hill
Maud F
Star Pilot
Grivows
Prem
Jared P Binford
Sir William Norman
John R. Hill
Aaron Mattox
J. Lindamood
Lord Allenmore
C. F. Rhoades
Robert M. Whitton
Noah Reddick
Charlie G. Clydesdale
A. Dalrymple
Alonzo Dalrymple
Stanley & Colemans
J. A. Mansfield
Morton Barber
Morristown
Jouh
Pauline Bundy
Chas. Butler
Howard Henley
Weldon Newlin
Munday
Lillian Righter
Linnie Glays
Sarah Johnnson
Will Harris
Columbus
Ohio
Sarah Johnson
Robert Hamilton
Dayton
T. J.hill
Ed, Hill
Charles Leaning
Rufus White
Belvedere
North Carolina
David Elliott
Stanley & Goleman’s
Muedey
Missouri
Texas
Indian Territory
Louisville
Frank Reddick
Wao Dill
Hinton
Hammel Kenney
Buck
J. D. White
Henry Henley Library
Yzrona
White
Newsom's
Norfolk
A. C. Jones
EMAY
L. Newsom
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