Local Notes Highlight Socials and Visits Across Clinton
A packed items list covers sick lists, births, illnesses, and visits. Notable mentions include births to Holt and Shel by, trips by Vaught, Kellogg, Benson, and Wood, and numerous visits to Newport, Terre Haute, Dana, and Danville. Community events include a Presbyterian church entertainment and a school bell fundraiser, plus livestock and road-use concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Amis
Newport
Andy Wood
Meyer Bros
Minter Foncannon
Terre Haute
Clara Hupp
Eli Shelby
Alva
Alva Hall
Perry Benson
Rockville
Clinton
James Gillis
Andrew Conner
Illinois
Taylor Conner
J. L. Horney
Bonner-Bence Drug Co
Dulin James
Odon
Ind
David R. Murray
Ed Clearwaters
Isaac Kibby
New Goshen
James W. Thomas
Murdock
Myrt Hollingsworth
Lula
Direxa
Ivan Shew
Oral Cook
William Waskell
Sherman Pinson
Oklahoma
Southwest
Hugh Michaels
Jesse Bulger
H. Clay Nichols
J. M. Butcher
The
Presbyterian Church
Opera House
Non Resident Notice in Vermillion County Indiana 1906
Vermillion Circuit Court December term 1905 Everett Dowdy vs Frederick Spangler unknown heirs of deceased defendants and others are named non residents of Indiana and must appear March 13 1906 for trial or answer the complaint. Clerk Wa F Wells and attorney Joseph W Amis note the court seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Vermillion County
Vermillion
Everett Dowdy
Frederick Spangler
Rebecca Spangler
Charles Jordan
Isaacs. Palmer
Isaac S. Palmer
William Caldwell
John P. Chase
Ann Chase
Geo W. McAlpin
George W. McAlpin
James E. Polk
J. Henry Hibbins
J. Henry Hibbin
Earl W. Stempson
Indiana
Circuit Court
Newport
Wa. F. Wells
Joseph W. Amis
Wa. F. Weats
Building Material and Hardware Supply Ad
The advertisement promotes a hardware and building material shop offering prompt delivery and steamboat paint. It invites customers to call or phone for fast service and thanks past patrons while seeking future business. Phone number 322 is listed.
Lawsuits filed in county court on damages and quiet title
Dick N. Lanyon sues C. E. I. R. R. for 39000 in damages. Everett Cody sues Frederick Spagler et al for quiet title. William C. Wright sues Joseph Dupratt et al for quiet title. John Shirley sues Aquilla Wright for damages. Continued in each case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick N. Lanyon
Everett Cody
Frederick Spagler
William C. Wright
Joseph Dupratt
John Shirley
Aquilla Wright
Hand Mangled at Mine No 6 Driver Injured
Hand badly mashed of Charles Whitsman a driver at mine No 6 when caught between a car and a rib Wednesday. One finger nearly mashed off. Dr McGrew dressed the injury. Mrs Joseph F Andrews is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Whitsman
Mine No. 6
Dr. McGrew
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joe McDonald
Arthur Shew
Paris
Cuane & Slater
Alec Holt
Glennie Black
George Hinkle
Wm. Vaught
H. N. Clearwater
Bert Hall
Arthur Roberts
C. H. Vaughn
A. H. Kellogg
Dana
Crane & Slater's
Chas. Miller
Summit Grove
Judge Williams
West Nebeker Street
Fred Thompson
Danville, HI
Kodaks
Thomas Eaton, Jr
Libertyville
E. E. Neal
Mike Devine
George Kennedy
Lillian Horney
Brazil
Thomas Kelsheimer
Frank Wilkie
Worthington
Willard
Squire Ruby
Hickman
Vandalia
Ill
Jones
Will
James Bumgardner
Laura Wood
Ryna
James Wilson
Wilson & Balch
Frank R. Miller
Frank Patterson
Indianapolis
Joe W. Amis
H. T. Payne
Oscar Hollingsworth
Vermillion Township
Hardy Clearwaters
Charles Cushman
Hubert
Farmersburg
Tom and
Harry Reid
John Deeg
Middleport
Ohio
Alabama
Fred Barnes
Briggs
Sandytown
Barbers’ Union
Elmer McIntire
Gertie Cunningham
Crawfordsville
Hall
Frank Rush
Chicago
Gathright
John Cevere
North Ninth Street
Gerrish
Minnie Morgan
Butcher & Cooper
Effie Harrison
Dora Woodruff
South Main
Fairview
Philip Foltz
Robert
Andrew Wood
Dartha
A. M. Wood
L. A. Bullington
North Third St
Walter Pascoe
Coal Bluff
Jessup
George
Walter
Coal Creek
C. O. Powers
Canton Opera House
Zou Pittenger
Harry Morgan
South Third Street
Christian Church
John the Baptist
Jesus
John
Christ
Grocers
Micheli Building
Whitcomb
Asa Whitcomb
Coleman
Jeremiah C
J. M. Black
Robb
Sec
Mgr
Co. M. Poor
Joseph F. Andrews
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