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Connersville Curier

Location

Connersville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1900

Page

10

Alquina Correspondence Highlights Early Spring Vibe

The Courier notes a pleasant spring mood with a well attended institute and praise for No. 1 teachers chosen by Trustees. Andy Young plans a business trip to Eaton Ohio. I Chance improves west ward property and ice supply. Mrs Lizzie Daws and Mrs Ed Jackson ill. Ward Hanson and Lewis Moore visit. Jonas Scholl’s letter on sunny south referenced.

Courier Aun Institute Andy Young Eaton Ohio O. Chance Evangelist Larimore Wmn. M. Gregg Courier Club Chance Lizzie Daws Ed Jackson Frank Walsh Ward Hanson Lewis Moore Quakertown Jonas Scholl

Couriers Correspondent Departures and Local Social News

East Connersville. Guerney Jones has gone to Hamilton to work. D T Hedges and wife, Mrs Rachel McCready and W T McFerrin and wife attended quarterly meeting at Everton Monday. Miss Myrtle and Kate Bell of North Vernon are guests of John Grabb and wife. Lon Retherford and family of Alqtinas and Sam Kellar and wife were entertained to an excellent dinner Sunday by J F Creamer and wife. John Kellum and wife of Nulls Mills spent Sunday with Thomas Mansil and wife. Mrs John Grubb returned Monday from Rushville visit. Will Foreman, after a three week visit to Silas Ayers and wife, returned Monday morning. Mrs Silas Ayers is dangerously sick. E A Enos left Thursday with the Lumbermen's Association for a month in Florida. Hon Milton Trusler left for Greencastle and Seymour to attend Farmers Institute. Whooping cough and scarlet fever are epidemic in the city.

Guerney Jones Hamilton D.T. Hedges Rachael McCready W.T. McFerrin Everton Myrtle Kate Bell North Vernon Ind John Grabb Lon Retherford Alqtinas Sam Kellar J. F. Creamer John Kellum Nulls Mills Thomas Mansil John Grubb Rushville Will Foreman Silas Ayers E. A. Enos

FALMOUTH Courier Notes and Local Happenings

Correspondence from Mike Sweetman to visiting sisters Mrs. Chas Rose and Mrs. N Kindle. A revival is held at the M E Church by Rev Richardson. Miss Selah and Beesle Thorpe hosted friends while masked. Local visits include Ben Rea family with Dan Rea and wife. Helen Rea with May Dickey. Sales note: I B Young sells surplus standard books cheap at Ward Emerson’s.

The Courier Mike Sweetman Mre Chas. Rose

Parish and Community Notes From Glenwood Journal

Meetings at the M E Church progress with good order and attendance. Jim Hartman suffers paralysis after returning from church and remains in serious condition. Other items include travel notices for J Mapes and Mrs S P Link, and visits by Mr John Link, P B Daubenspeck, and Francis Fielding.

Courier M. E. Church Misa Lucy Hall Lyona Station Lew Link J. E. Ryburn Cincinnati J. Mapes Fayetteville Indianapolis S. P. Link Jim Hartman Here Charles Glenwood Dre. Elliott Paxton John Link Connersville

Bunkerhill Correspondents Visit and Local Moves

Bunkerhill reporters Jimuel and F J Worsham visited relatives here last week. Harvey Painter returned from a visit to Muncie. J N Davis and wife of Hilltops spent Wednesday at the farm. Mrs Peter Roots is improving after illness. Miss Bessie Banker visited Mamie Schleneker. Frank Parker moved to Glenwood. Mrs M A Painter visited her daughter in Pilot Knob. Mabel Worsham recovered enough to be out. Perry Ferguson from your city visited his brother-in-law E F Paris Sunday. Wheeler Davis and family visited FE L Bunderant. Mrs Ed a Michener and family visited Mrs Michener.

The Courier Bunkerhill Jimuel F. J. Worsham Smithsvalley Ind Harvey Painter Muncie J.N. Davis Hilltops Peter Roots Bessie Banker Mamie Schleneker Frank Parker Glenwood M. A. Painter John Gray Pilot Knob Mabel Worsham Perry Fergueon E. FE Paris Wheeler Davis FE. L

Bentonville Notes and Social Happenings

Mrs Artie Lowery and baby visit her parents M E Hubbell and wife. Miss Bertha Irvin visits her mother at Mrs Eliza Loder's. Walter Mustin greets a newborn son. Mrs W S VanBuskirk travels to Bloomington after her uncle John Mayers death. Thornburgs move to a new home two miles south. Will Hellaby loses a pocket book near Cambridge City with no clue. Local horsemen attend Indianapolis sales. wedding bells may ring soon.

New Lisbon Bertha Irvin Eliza Loder Walter Mustin W.S. VanBuskirk Bloomington John Mayers Ray Thornburg Will Hellaby Cambridge City New Castle Indianapolis GuEses

Commissioner’s Sale of Realty in Fayette County Indiana

The Fayette Circuit Court commissioner announces a private sale of the southeast quarter of Section 3, Township 13, Range 13 East in Fayette County Indiana. The sale runs January 31, 1900, from 10 pm to 4 am at McKee Little Frost law office in Connersville. One third cash, balance in two equal notes over two years with 6 percent interest, mortgage securing the property.

Fayette Circuit Court Indiana William H. Loudenback Washington Hanna McKee Little @ Frost Purellaneer Allison BR. Nickles

Bookkeeping Evening School Offered by Geo Walker

Geo Walker now on the Connersville Courier staff will conduct an evening bookkeeping school in the city during winter months. He brings over ten years of teaching and practice experience and offers strong testimonials. I B Young cuts Xinas stock with a 25 percent discount for one week only.

Geo. Walker Connersville I. B. Young Xinas Chas. Newland Alquina Fayette Co Rabbit Hill Juno John L. Manlove Bentonville Couaier Manlove Poland China BR. UL. Lowry Niota Tenn Wmn Berkhivxer Maule & Co Philadelphia J. W. Patterson Black Quarter Everton

Rural Notes on Fat Cattle Profit and Local Farming

A Greenfield marketman cites rising cattle fattening profits as farmers move away from beef. The piece covers price trends, pasture improvements, hog feeding cautions, pig records, breed notes, seed purchases, vaccination costs, and local farm activity with names like Newland, Manlove, and Barker among others.

Groves MD Sick Mack Saxon and local notices

The town notes Mack Saxon’s illness and reports scarlet fever in Falmouth. Public notices mention the Brown Piper dispute, a bankruptcy petition against Wilber Piper, protracted Methodist meetings, and various local anecdotes and classifieds from Greenville UK to Frazee Central Ave.

Mack Saxon Falmouth Brown-Piper Wilber Piper

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Ward Jemison Jemison East Montgomery Dr. Caldwell Wardemison the Courier Artie Lowery Baby M. E. Hubbell Commissioner’s Sale of Realty New England West T. A. Coleman Mr. C Will Stoops Mesars, Stone and Zeller McCormick Company C. W. Huber Quincy Sherry Huber Barton Barker Harrisburg Simon Ostheimer Barker J. T. Handley Jackson Tp Courier Office Handley Wm. Brumfiel Connersville Tp Messra Gise and Stelle Lyons Station McCormick Machines Tom Cook Chas. Irman Joe Foster Harrison John Richling Otto Moffert Harrison Tp Chas. A. Jones Plymouth Rocks Walter Clifford C. W. Blankins Quenwood Jersey Chas, Kelil Orange Peter Reiholt Harry Davis Groves, MD Dulius Greenville C. FE. Cook Jong Lean Central Ave Frazee Ae Chas. Kohelhele A U v Irry Meek A. Rothermel Connersville, Indiana Atl Rcita Capital City McFarlan Hotel the Smith Stove Co Ille, Indiana Real Estate and Insurance Agt Old Citizen’s Bank Blk G. P. Pratt Conneraville, Ind Bena Mervita Bellavita Jacksee Ste Chiang Andrewe Bigrish Beers John E. Chitwood Connersville, Mnd Orrica Reewpeace McFarlan Ein Frazee Bell Grint Nelvine T Thor
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