Birthday Dinner for Mrs. Harrison anniversary
F and his family celebrated at a Sunday birthday dinner attended by 20 people including Win Wood Bruce Harrison Cole Harrison Chas Harrison Frank Harrison Tom Harrison Robertson Feed Jeanyan Arabelle Harrison and their families. The meal featured the Harrison family's renowned spread and the children presented their father with a new suit of clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Harrison
Frank Harrison
Tom Harrison
Robertson
Jeanyan
Arabelle Harrison
Real Estate Transfers in Clinton Township Selections Listed
A series of transfers from 1300 to 2000 dollars covers multiple buyers and sellers. Properties include lots in Clinton Sunnyside Fairview Park and Clinton township along with undivided interests. Names include Martine Burton Martha A R Matthews Edward Pool and Charles Whitcomb among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martine D. Burton
Antonio Stella
Clinton
Martha A. R. Matthews
Callie D. Mewechan
Helen Mw. Somerville
John W. Robb
Edw. H. Robinson
Chas
Wolfe
Chas. Kirkman
Jos. W. Amis
Herman Strauss
Edward Pool
Sarah S. Downing
Cora E. Yost
Sunnyside
Edward B. Hunter
James Crumley
Fairview Park
David McBeth
Charity Lyday
Clinton Township
Dominick Bonomo
Barbara Sells
Frank Vanduya
George W. Wick
Wm. H. Shew
Miriam Welsh
Mary A. Rush
Chas. Whitcomb
W. J. Powell
Fairview
Maurice Sacchi
Teressa Bertotti
Samuel C Stultz
Clin
Ed. Matthews
C. B. Alston
Brown H. Morgan
Charles Whitcomb
Joe Pender
Chas. Smith
Krowski
Lydia
Heidrick
New Suits Filed in Indiana District Courts
Maggie Brewer and Charles Brewer file for divorce with John A Wiltermood as attorney for plaintiff. Indiana Fireclay Co sues James A Heber in a complaint for replevin handled by Conley and Conley. Paul H Conley administrator of Anton Hotarick's estate sues Dering Coal Co for damages set at $1999 with Conley and Conley representing the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Brewer
Charles Brewer
John A. Wiltermood
The
Indiana Fireclay Co
James A. Heber
Conley & Conley
Paul H. Conley
Anton Hotarick
Dering Coal Co
Maud Adamson Accepts Cashier Position at Morgan's Emporium
Maud Adamson has accepted a position as cashier for Morgan's Emporium. The appointment reflects the store's staffing changes and signals continuity in customer service operations.
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Maud Adamson
Aosition
Morgan's Emporium
Center Gleanings and Local Moves Reach Saturday Night
Center Gleanings reports a successful meeting with six accessions and two reclaims. Otis Church moved to Fairview and Jacob Bonner relocated to Mary Temple’s farm. Local residents and visitors, including Fern Lewis, Lulu Hicks, Willie Pearman, Aunt Eliza, and neighbors, are noted with various visits, farm purchases, and social engagements around Clinton, Center, Fairview, Newport, and nearby farms.
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Morgan
Otis Church
Fairview
Jacob Bonner
Mary Temple
Fern Lewis
Clinton
Cora Ford
Lulu Hicks
E. E. Helt
Willie Pearman
Newport
Eliza
Heber Helt
Ira Church
Paul Hunter
Isaac Bowen
Ordinance fixes Clinton Indiana north city boundary
A city council ordinance bounds Clinton Indiana from Tenth and Bogart east to Fifth street extended, then south to Knowles, east to Third, north to 178 feet north of De Soto, east to the city park, north to its northwest corner and along the park line to its northeast corner. Mayor Lowry. Clerk B F Harrison. Attested February 23 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Indiana
Tenth and Bogart Streets
Fifth Street
Knowles Street
Third Street
City Park
Said Park
Clinton KE
Lowry
Immortality of Memory Sermon Series Announced
Clinton M. E. Church invites men to sermons inspired by responses to ninety letters from an unidentified pastor. March topics include The Immortality of Memory on March 10 and Eternity, and where shall I spend it on March 1. Cons. H. Leeson, Pastor. Also ads offer clover seed at $8 per bushel and fodder shocks at 40 cents each delivered in bulk. Ben R. Whitcomb lists phone 148-1 ring.
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H. Leeson
Ben R. Whitcomb
Mud favors idle town with a string of social notes
In a quiet spell the town shows limited activity with visits to Fairview and Far Town, a weekly dance at Mensini's, and a taffy pulling at Robt Patton’s. Rev Holt conducted a revival in Danville, and Klondike mine workers endured a dust explosion but escaped. John Shannon resumed work after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klondike Mine
Notice to Non-Residents in Vermillion Circuit Court
The Vermillion Circuit Court case involves James Stogsdill administrator for Galen W. Tweedy deceased against Margaret Tweedy and others. Plaintiff petitions to sell real estate and notifies nonresidents to appear by March 1907 or defend the complaint in absentia, with the clerk Ws. F. Weis signing and sealing the notice at Newport.
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Indiana
Vermillion County
Vermillion Circuit
James Stogsdill
Galen W. Tweedy
Margaret Tweedy
John Tweedy
Charles Tweedy
Elza Tweedy
Vermillion Circuit Court
Newport
Ws. F. Weis
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John Krazciek
T. C. Martin
Samuel C. Stultz
Joe Amis
Antonio Bertotti
Wm. Yuskowski
Martha Yus
Peter Cossey
Albert Miller
James H. Miller
John R. Edmonds
John W. Oldridge
Wm. H. Julian
Petit
Bry
A. J. Doughty
van Duyn
Centenary
Grace Paine
Belle Miller
Atended Church
Center
Carl Myers
James Myers
Mary Miller
Philip Roberts
Sue Kibby
Byron Hunter
West Terre Haute
Henry Smith
Andy Sherman
Sandytown
Belle Starkey
James’ Conklin
McDowell Farm
Butcher & Cooper
Mr. Smith
Jacksonville
B. F. Harrison
Clinton M. E. Church
D. R. Murray
Gus Johnson
Perry Burton
Robt. Patton
Holt
Danville
Harve Mullin
George Sutton
Far Town
Frank Shannon
Mensini
Lena Daugherty
Geneva
Aleck Holt
Frank Holt
Rosenbloom
Rank
John Shannon
David R. Murray
Theatorium
Bridge Street
Main Street
Edward Taylor
Indianapolis
N. 4Th St
Main St
E. Ragan
M. D
S. Third Street
Inliana
Len Drake
Ed McCalment
Lyford
Mr. Ewing Young
Stonefort, Kl
Zemo
MR. Youngs
E. W. Rost Medicine Co
St. Louis
Stonefort
Int
Ira Blackman
White’s Pharmacy
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