Local Social Roundup Delivers Guests and Visits
Miss Ruth Poer hosted by Marie Oursler on Sunday as Wayne Phillips and family dined with his mother Mrs. Sarah Phillips. The Amy Wednesday Club joins the Present Day Club to host a city literary gathering at Hartfield. Various families, from Coatesville to Indianapolis, report visits, dinners, and a few injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Phillips
Sarah Phillips
Amy
Coacesyville
Badianipolis
Hartfield
Local Notes From Canaan And Nearby Towns
Misses Lizzie and Frances Bolin miss church at Canaan last Sunday. Cleo Shuck enjoys iceing at a park and stony fine all day. Mrs. Jerry Nichols and father visited Henry Phillips last Friday. Mrs. Maria Campbell visited Mrs. Musette Kohannon last Saturday afternoon. Dorothy, Carrol Wright, Herehell, and Coline Citt take music lessons from Miss Lula Simuck in Coatesville. Mrs. Musetta Kohannon purchased her a new coal oil store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Nichols
Henry Phillip
Dorothy
Carrol Wright
Herehell
Coline Citt
Lula Simuck
Coatesville
C. M. Persons
Alfred Krogh
Farm Journal
B. W. Edwards
Virgina
Sara Carpenter
Juli Swail
Mabel Dewitt
Widnes
A. E. Mulderman
New York
Paysente
Llaenn
Ella B. Dutkiman
WG. Newall
Roy Chaney
P.M
Manfredl
Fb. Shirey
T. HW. Pouer
Aso T
Fann Juul
N. MM
Ghedwin
Machinery Details From Harper’s Weekly Description
A Harper’s Weekly description explains Balancus and Whirls being produced from solid eleel, ground, formed, and drilled. Balancus show twenty five screw kiles apice and produce about one hundred wheels daily per machine. Whirls have many teeth cut in batches, with as many as sixty teeth, at rates around twelve hundred wheels a day from various machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varh
Harper
Fraternal Mixup Over Press Client in Parlor Visit
A puzzled exchange reveals a confusion between a book agent and a press client during a family moment in the parlor. The dialogue hints at observers misreading relationships and roles, with humor arising from the mistaken identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wohal
Davehter
Treating Sick Elephant at New York Zoo
A treatment using plaster mustard and internal remedies reportedly cured stomach aches in elephants at the New York zoo. The method involved wrapping a blanket over the plastered body and two to three men applying pressure to ensure close contact. The animals, especially new arrivals from the tropics, showed relief after the first application. Miss Mary Dean returned from North Carolina for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atiaul
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Amo
Ruth Poer
Marie Oursler
Verlle Ruddanis Family
Indianaplis
Mr. and Airs
Mis
Nimer Steirwalt
Euvidence
Dorrishurst
Mabel Tincher
Myrtle Somerville
Danville
Frank Richardson
Paul and
Ralph
Plainfeld
Anona Tineher
N. G. Masten
Telitives Ab Kainstown
Walter Ffodson
Merle Masten
Mr. Spencer
Rockville
Mrs. Jutin Fig
Mabel Tineher
Huth
Stanley Gwen
Fiora Misten
Oatesville
Missionary Circle of the Baptist Churess
Octavia Masten
George West
Clint Walls and
Fomdly
Indianapolis
Mr. Wall
Henry Bowen
Kn Awbrey
Tom Dyer
Casey, HL
Chapman
Terre Haute
Ellen Cooprider
Cooprider
Myrtle
Ora Owen
Clerlston
Virginia
Aaron Marker
Peoria, Il
Trdianeapolis
Bebe
Melt
Newey Changist
Gertrude Mills
Mrs. Alleert Broad Park
Master Jewett Howard
Shellyville
Hyerell Ktobards, Jr
Delmar
Lizzie
Frances Bolinnon
Canaan
Cleo Shuck
Stony
Maria
Musetta Kohannon
Belle Union
Mill Creek
Walnut Chapel
Miss Nula Soulet
Marie Atlee
Copal Dorsett
Terre Ture
Paris
Cass Broadstreet
Wayne
Frank Allee
Rey Huue
Miss Jullashaw
Incdianapolis
Mrs
David Wallace
Marie Allee
Clara Broadstreet
The
Pauw University
Greencastle
Ben Clarlan
Chance
Mary Dean
North Carolina
Poultry Secrets
Felch
Curtiss
Boyer
Holden
J. J. Farmer
Weber
Boston
Vinckens
Horace Vose
Rhode Island
White House
J. M. Foster
Eges
Foster
Poverninest Wid
Eng
Parm Journal
F. J
Washington Y Square
Phladelpuia
Wilmer Atkinson Company, Publi
ERS Farm Journal
Coatesville Herald
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