Roy Brown Notes on Limited Nos 101 to 110
Fragmentary ledger style entry listing numbered items and times with a closing name Roy Brown. The text mentions limited numbers 101 through 110 and stops at a reference to Roy Brown.
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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
7
Fragmentary ledger style entry listing numbered items and times with a closing name Roy Brown. The text mentions limited numbers 101 through 110 and stops at a reference to Roy Brown.
East bound train arrival times at Vandalia R R show 9 59 a m and 3 11 p m as listed on the station schedule.
Residents of Coatesville and nearby areas hosted and visited numerous relatives and friends over Thanksgiving and Sundays. Lively gatherings included Luther Chandler and wife entertaining C S Hessler and wife. J B Newman and wife hosting Indianapolis relatives. and Ben Lisby thanking friends for 48 birthday cards on November 24.
Mrs. Clara Phillips and son Leora and Victora Parker and son Clyde spent Monday with Mrs. Ida Rovers. Mildred Stringer was in Coatsville Tuesday. Mrs. Sallie Sims called on Mrs. Ida Rovers Tuesday evening. Mrs. Mae Kivett called on Bert Kivett Tuesday evening. Pearl Clearwaters visited her sister Annie Wallace of Ano last week. Vinie Lewis has gone to Stilesville to work in Arnold Hro store. Mrs. Mae Kivett was in Indianapolis Wednesday. Eve Parker and children spent Wednesday with her mother. Nathaniel Stringer and wife visited Gilbert Dorsett near Pecksburg Wednesday. Miss Virdie Wheeler spent part of last week with Mrs. Roy Davis near Mt. Meridian.
Mildred Stringer and Eva Hodge were in Stilesville on Wednesday. Mrs Linnie Dorsett visited her parents Thursday. Claude Monday and Maudie Buis were married Thursday. Mrs Laura Wood called on Mary Lewis Friday morning. A mask party at Hello UnionFriday night drew many locals who reported a good time. Mingle and Virlon Broadstreet visited Martin Broadstreet Saturday night. M S Phillips and family spent Sunday at his mother's. John Stringer and wife with daughter Mildred visited Nathaniel Stringer's Sunday. FE Kivett and wife spent Sunday night at Wm Allee.
DeWitt Wolfe of Coatsville Indiana lists a 100 acre farm with a level terrain, 1 mile to Coatsville, 1 mile to Interurban stop, a 4 room house, a good barn and an old barn, granaries sheds wells and springs. Asking price 105.00 dollars per acre. Property details indicate multiple farming structures and water sources.
Property available close in covering between one and three acres. Inquire at H RALD office for details on location terms and pricing.
A Daily Thought excerpt presents a folk saying about rising quickly from misfortune and seeking small remedies. It mentions nettles and deck leaves as imagery for resilience and self-help. The voice mirrors proverbial wisdom attributed to the Three Brothers.
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