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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1906
Page
1
Spring tonic claim to “put new blood in your veins” and prevent sickness for the whole family. Bottle priced at $1.00.
The ball boys for the coming season will be chosen from a list of 18 candidates including George Hargrove Ed Jones Clarence Harrison J Dubrie H Smith Wm Madison B Smith W Hargrove Bob Madison Bob Little Wm Reed Wm Setree Ishmael Shew Pearl Edmonds Bob McDonald Clay Horn Ralph Wagener and Andrew Marven.
Chas Culley of Terre Haute died at his home on Tuesday and his remains were brought to Clinton on Thursday for burial in Riverside cemetery. Culley was well known in Clinton and Vermillion county. his wife is sister to D P Mitchell. Ed Vansickle reports from El Dorado Oklahoma that Parke and Vermillion county party members who joined the excursion are pleased with the state visit. Trustee Henry Myers D W Allen of Sugar Creek and T K Moore of Bellmore toured farms and called them the finest seen. B F Miles of Montezuma, seeking health care, is improving.
Mrs. Dr. Byers disputes Terre Haute Star fund have not been turned over to the Byers family except for $50. The fund, raised to aid in the search for the missing Richmond Byers of Seeleyville, totaled about $1,300.
Suggs and Bennis, both colored, quarreled at Basso and Stefanii's saloon on Tuesday evening. Bennis struck Suggs with a beer bottle, Suggs fired at Bennis but missed. Suggs was arrested while Bennis escaped but later surrendered to Clinton. He was fined by Squire Ruby for assault and battery. Suggs to be tried today.
Alec Holt, a shooter at the Buckeye mine, was burned Monday evening in an explosion. His wounds are painful but not serious. Mr. Aikman attended him.
Jas Jackson suffered a badly mashed foot when a loaded mine car ran over it at the Klondyke mine on Wednesday. Dr Gerrish dressed the injury.
Miss Lon Adamson, who was ill last week, is able to be at her work this week.
Vermillion Republicans failed to nominate a county ticket at Hillsdale on March 17 as clashes over Clinton township delegates led to a three hour stalemate. A. M. Adams of Parke was nominated for prosecutor in the 47th circuit.
Skipworth, found in a miners' car northwest of town last Thursday, died Tuesday morning at Terre Haute hospital in an unconscious state. He had come from Danville Indiana to stay with an uncle and had worked for Greer Wilkinson Lumber Co. Police believe he was assaulted and are tracing the case as a mystery with no local relatives.
Christian Church announces Bible School at 9 30 with Wm Devon ald as superintendent Preaching and communion at 10 45 Junior Y P S C E 2 30 led by Mrs Amanda Beveridge Wahneta Hutton Junior Y P S C E 6 00 led by Mrs Allie Harlan Senior Y P S C E 6 00 President Mrs Allie Harlan Preaching 7 16 Wednesday 2 30 Ladies Aid at Mrs Knowles Thursday 7 30 prayer meeting Friday 7 30 choir practice at C M Poor All invited to attend all services Pastor T A Haul
State and other parties appear in numerous cases including sale of tobacco to a minor, liquor to a minor, gaming room, and various quiet title, partition, and real estate sale orders. Trials set or continued, reports of sale approved, and appointments of commissioners noted.
Levi Ely and several locals recover or remain ill while area officials visit Newport. Multiple residents travel to Terre Haute and Clinton for business. Dated notes include deaths Levi Watson of Cayuga and James Hood of Parke county. Prohis of Parke hold an annual love feast. Newport trip fails to convene due to bad roads.
Frank James has been employed by the Water Works Board of Trustees to manage the water works plant for the upcoming year.
A small boy of George Swickard escaped serious harm after loose poles toppled from a wagon bed when the wheels sank into a chuck hole. The front end of the wagon was chopped out to free him. His knees and ankles sustained severe strains. Dr. Gerrish attended.
The filing includes Daniel J. Brown et al versus Oliver D. Paine et al for quiet title, Savannah Helt versus Ursula Zezus for possession and damages, Lizzie Coan versus William Coan for divorce, Greer Wilkinson Lumber Co versus John Vestal for foreclosure of a mechanic’s lien, and Trout Hardware Co versus Asa Hess on an account. Attorneys listed: Johnson Adamson and Conley several times.
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