Fayette County political notices and local events 1908
A flood of candidate announcements for Fayette County offices appears from Union to Jones townships and surrounding areas. Names include Stivers Moore Elliott Hubbard Fleming Miller Hackleman Adams Mettel Hackleman Simpkins Moffett Newland Starr Carter Kellum White Jones, plus joint state senator Elmer Binford. Also covers Democratic and temperance meetings, precinct committee selections, local institute news, a coroner and treasurer candidates, and community notices about funerals, weather forecasts, and local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fleming
Fayette County
Anson B. Miller
Edmond
Kid
Armor Helvie
William Henry Adams
Jackson Township
George P. Mettel
Frank D. Hackleman
Posey Township
Absalom Simpkins
Harrison Township
Thomas E
Joe) Moffett
Edward Newland
Jennings Township
William G. Starr
John M. Carter
Alonzo M. Gardner
Wayne County
Wayne
Fayette
Elmer J. Binford
Hancock County
Hancock
Rush
Also Mentioned on This Page
Congress
Charles W. Stivers
Union County
Sixth
Edward E. Moore
Connersville
Richard N. Elliott
Conyersville
37Th Judicial Circuit
Fayette, Franklin and
Union Counties
M. P. Hubbard
Brookville
Franklin, Fayette
John A. Kellum
J. M
Mel) White
William Ellsworth Jones
E Everett Hamilton
Chester M. Spicely
William P. Alexander
Connersville Township
James P. Kerr
Otto E. Enos
Democratic County Committee
Bentonville
Fairview
Orange
Fayetteville
Columbia
Jackson
Everton
Jennings
Alquina
Waterloo
E. A. Enos
Court House
Town Hall
Finley Gray
D. W. Andre
Finley H. Gray
Farmers’ Institute—The New Law
Farmers’ Institute
Christie
Purdue University
A. O. Lockridge
Greencastle
Virginia Meredith
Cambridge City
James Tate, Jr
Shera & McIntosh’s
J. G. Clark
J. F. Clark and Wife
Red Lodge
Montana
Ella Underwood
G. S. Newman and Family
Harriet Bateman
Indianapolis
C. E. Grubb
Fred Stelie
Kenneth Petro
Stella Ricard
Ethel Simpson
Lyons Station
W. HE. Daubenheyer
Chicasha
Indian Territory
Rushville
Temperance League
Central Christian Church
League
Harry Robinson
Geo. Owens
Austin Ford
Indiana State Democratic Central Committee
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
United States Senate
Taft
Chicago
Hughes
New York
Knox
Fairbanks
Cannon
LaFollette
Foraker
Roosevelt
Grand Avenue
Seventh Street
Eastern Avenue
Fourth Street
Charles Bartine
West Fifth Street
Wm. J. Kubler
James Lucas
Hartford City
John Wood
East
Anthony Rickle
Mrs. John Meyer
City
Otto Carrol
Marshall Martin
Lon Conner
Will Sparks
Fitzgerald, Ga
John Power
Lizzie Overleese
Milroy
W. F. Smith and
Lola Wood
Muncie
Frank Wood
Indiana
Kentucky
Supreme Court
R. R. Company
Railroad
Sam Piper
George Lake
John Wester
Joe Cripple
Everton M. E. Church
Richmond
Gardner
Farmers & Merchants Trust Company
Leadbetter Drug Company
Cain Hardware
Europe
John K. Jemison
Mr. Jemison
Machlan
W. F. Smith
A. S. Jackson
T. H. Stoops
Henry Miller
R. O. Wall
J. S. Petro
Henry Maurer
Will Daum
W. H. King
Thomas Curry
Jessie Harlan
Ralph DuBoise
Squire Cates Court
Earl DuBoise
Joseph Lucy
Milton
Guy Little
Virginia
Ella Shuttleworth
Richard Shuttleworth
W. 5. Offut
Falmouth
Mrs. M. D. Darnell
Wm. Noble
Ed Noble
Glenwood
B. F. Gaurd
Alexandra
Ed Hackleman
Harrisburg
Thompson
Mountain
Ruesel Kraus
Peter Theobald
Gabe
National House of Representatives
Barrows
Tri- County Mutual Protective Association
Daniel Frant
Fayette, Wayne
Union
Thaw
Evelyn
A. R. Fishel
Hope
Ind
Mary E
Fishel
Stella Bicard
New Castle
Sam Hurst
Ella Weer
Francis Riggs
Effie
Lola Riggs
Nellie Stelle
Fred Stelle
Paul Hamilton
Otto Hurst
Frank Walcott
Warfield & Wilson
Moore Bros
Powell
G. L. Gray
Ruby Belser
New Albany, Indiana
Lydia Bacon
Evansville
George Bacon
D. A. Schuler
Herman Schroeder
Mike Schwenig
Fink
Frauen Verein
German Presbyterian Church
Michael Frank
T. F. Wilson
Near Blooming Grove
M. E. Church
Pythian Sisters
J. L. Kennedy
John Lewis
East Connersville
Hicks
Kron Proinzess
Cecile
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Joshua Leach
North Central Avenue
Leach
William McKinley
United States
Carnation League of America
Dayton
Ohio
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