Local notes mention travels and incidents across towns
The fragment recalls Nelson and his wife visiting southward, Sandefer visiting Madison, Storey and companion to Richard Cock and wife to E town, with light passenger travel. A horse spooked by a paper injured Peter Hernisg on Jackson street, buggy wheel damaged, horse caught by Al Crane. Mrs. Mary Civis died in Indianapolis and to be buried at Garland Brook. Kiethtown riot details a beer raid, arrests, and rude crowds. shooting incident under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
One Sandefer
Orinoco
Madison
John V. Storey
Richard Cock
E.town
Peter Hernisg
Jackson Street
Mary Civis
Indianapolis
Garland Brook Cemetery
Kiethtown
6Th & Wilson
Bill Hart
Wright Champion
Jerry Lacy
Ike Snyder
Paris horse accident spooks crowd. buggy shaft injures horse
A Friday incident in Paris saw a frightened horse bolt and crash into a buggy. The shaft broke and pierced the horse’s chest, killing the animal, while the driver, Mr Henley, escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Henlys
Albert Owens Makes East County Drive and Dinner Visit
Albert Owens toured Burneville Gram mer and Elizabethtown yesterday in the east part of the county. He dined with Chas Williams near Burnsville and praised the meal. Local social notes mention Edinburg girls visiting, a lawsuit in Jackson township, and various travels to Woodpatch hill and Taylorville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Owens
Burneville
Grammer
Elizabethtown
Chas. Williams
Burnsville
Albert
Mr. Williams
Owens
A Mother's Love and a Coffin Factory Hope
A Mrs Walling case is discussed as an example of a mother’s love and a plea of innocence amid a venal crime. The piece urges respect for mothers and recalls a local coffin factory relocation debate linking Columbus and Seymour. W. A. Whedon is noted as a railway passenger department representative in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Levymour Republican
Dec
Bro. Remy
Seymour
Make a Spinning Top From Cardboard and a Spool
A simple 15 minute project uses a circular cardboard disk with wing-like slots cut around its edge. A pin hole at the center and a waxed pin pivot let a spool launch the top by blowing, then it spins on a table or smooth floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
The Little Boy Sammy Green Runs Away
A young boy named Sammy Green declares he will run away to do as he pleases. He leaves home but soon returns after cleaning himself, fixing his hair, and helping with chores, seeking bread and a glass of “lasses” at supper, while his mother and sister Bridget react with mixed emotion.
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Buffalo Bill
Deadwood Dick
Diamond Dick
Nick Carter
Old Cap
Collier
Sammy Green
Goodby
Bridget
Sammy
Kate
Red Riding Hood
Sammy Homeward
T. Perry
San Francisco Examiner
Edith
Trenton
New York Times
Trick of Dry Hands and Lyco Podium Myth Told
A Philadelphia Times item explains a method using lycopodium powder to keep the hand dry while dipping it under water to lift a submerged ring. It likens the powder to a glove that repels water and references water birds. A New York Times tale about Edith and misheard words follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rogers Spoons
fGoods
H. L. Rost
Sashington Street
Washington Street
Dunnington
Dan Adans
Ace
Bargeria
Wallace
Citizens Telephone
White House
Joseph V. Hilger
Will
Casa Kaufmen
Missouri
White Creek
Ohio
Frank Lucy
Circuit Court
Furt Ier Co
Wash
Cal Bunter
Ioan
Our Ofice
Io Kisney & Kinney
10Th
Pearl Streets
Clifty Bridge
Azalia
L. C. Smith
Eame
Minnie Sanders
Ella
Piper
Owens & Williams
Sam
Edinburg
James J. Brown
Autorasy
Herman Banta
Daniel Ayies
Jackson Township
C. H. Wert
Geo. Ellis
Will Manough
Carl Wert
Woodpatch Hill
al Crane
Tayloraville
Geo. W. Caldwell
The
Ladies Home Journal
Cummins
Cumming
Cummins Bookstore
Xma’s
J. A. Newton’s
Belvedrra Block
Owens & Williama
Lienberger Tailor and Furnisher
W. A. Whedon
Jeffersonville, Madison &Indianapolis
Southern Railway
H. M. Holmes
BRO
New Line Ladies and Gents Packet Books
Ladies Leather
Henrietta
Rosenbush
Moore
J. F. Snyder and Son
Washington St
J. #. ARNOLD
Scientific
Tharkee
Hom
Star
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