Local Notes and Social Roundup From Orange
The Courier reports residents and visitors in Orange with church services shifted to Town Hall due to papering. Mrs. Hamilton of Covington and others attended services. weddings, anniversaries, and social visits are noted. Basil Rhodes remains bedbound after a spring stroke. houses are undergoing repairs. papering crews work on the Christian Church. various social calls and club gatherings are listed.
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Courier
Chiidisnati
L .O. Hamilton
Covington
Robert McNair
Misa Mary Macey
Rush Co
Fev
Sehroutz
Christian Church
W. EF. Schrantz
QO. E. Long
Walter Peters
White
Amon Young
Margaret May
Thomas Young
Basil Rhodes
John Ryan
Prof
Coffin
Carthage
Alquina Robes Lost and Charred Wheels Meeting Accidents
A robe missing between Alquina and Aquina is sought with Chance's store as drop point for reward. A bicycle crash injures Sacre while Parker falls, cutting his toe and bruising. wheel spokes removed to free him. Summer rains noted. locals recall chores and a horse event. Obituaries mention Hugh Campbell of Cincinnati and Sarah Lyons of Lyons Station with brief funeral details.
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Heme
Alquina
Chance
Aquina
Harry Parker
Clarence Sacre
Parker
Sacre
Local Notes and Visits From Hawkins Community
Hawkins column lists residents traveling to Richmond Baliain College to attend school. Edible visits include Mrs Edith Ludlow hosting Fannie Atherton and Mrs Nellie Moffett. Nebraska visitor Philander Wymore returns home after month near Indianapolis. Local trips include James Wymore entourage, Mr M Jordan family leaving for Anderson. Orris Ludlow and Ernest Maurer attend Hamilton with dates and buggy incident near Yankeetown.
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Heve
The
Courier
Chester F. Kerr
Frank Simpkine
Hope Kerr
Ethel Hackleman
Richmond
Baliain College
Edith Ludlow
Fannie Atherton
Mra
Nellie Moffett
Philander Wymore
Nebraska
James
Indianapolis
Anna Atherton
Tinnie Jordan
Jane Reese
Maud Simpson
Cal Caldwell
Fairview
James Wymore
W. N. N. Wolfe
M. Jordan
Tianie
Anderson
Chase Lewis
Conneraville
Kiauna
Orris Ludlow
Ernest Maurer
Hamilton
Oho
Ross Noble
Joe Moffett
Nancy Huston
J. ‘J. Huston
Weat
Washington St
Hawkins, Lud, Fayette Co
Garfield Armacost
Yankeetown
Evertown CorrespondenceReports Local Happenings
Richard Stevens and family returned home in Rushville Friday. Grandma Jerman, Mrs Stevens mother, in poor health. Chas Higer improved enough to move to Connersville last week. Telephone service inconvenient. E K Roockafellar sold his little jersey contact week. Not swimming in cream now but toll gain to Lafle Cockafair. Mrs L M Stanley spoke at Odd Fellows memorial service last week. Doug Elliott and family visited BR T Taylor Sunday. Red Men decorated graves here Sunday. Edas Lake, visiting Robert Eckow East Connersville, returned home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Stevens
Rushville
Grandma Jerman
Steven
Chas. Higer
Connersville
Jersey
L. M. Stanley
Tweedsy
Nee
Doug Elliott
BR. T
Robert Eckow
Town News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Health Updates
Mrs. Bertha Thompson shows marked sun health improvement and can walk about town to see friends. Grace Hubble stays with aunt Mrs. Sam Rowe. Pearlie McCarty reads medicine with Dr. Lockhart. John Berninger dines with John Rigor a Sunday. Mr. Perkins and wife visit daughter Mrs. Orlando Elliott east of town. Mrs. Rockafellar attends State U. S. Convention at Shelbyville this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Thompson
Grace Hubble
Sam Rowe
Pearlie McCarty
Dr. Lockhart
John Berninger
John Rigor
Mr. Perkins
Orlando Elliott
Rockafellar
Balmedie Prince Clydesdale Stallion Offered for 1901 Breeding Season
Balmedie Prince, a dark brown Clydesdale stallion with distinctive markings, bred by James Cranston and imported to the United States, will stand at stud in 1901 at G. W. Baker’s breeding stables near Milton Indiana for 15 dollars to insure a mare in foal. He descends from Prince of Wales and Balmedie Prince’s background includes influential dams and sires. previous sale prices reached four and five thousand dollars for related stock.
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Elias SL Symons
Fayette
Indiana
Fayette County
Township Fifteen
Ranzewelve
Enat
Nore
George W. Baker
D' Adin
Crypespace
Balmedie Prince
James Cranston
Tinwall
Maggie
Farmer
Duke of Rothesay
Scotland
Prince of Wales
Prince Alvian
G. W. Baker
Milton
Ind
Money Maker
Verne
Fairview Bell
Lulu May
Wannamaker
Charles Caffrey
Robby P
Giles Noyes
the Wizzara
Gus Fellows
Julia
Happy Medium
Maxie Cobb
Jenoie Cobb
Willie Hunston
Connersville
W. A. Hanson
Campsie Jr description and breeding prospects
Campsie Jr a jet black 16 hands Morgan horse stands near Bentley Indiana for 1901 breeding. Bred from Campsie Sh oldest dam Blue Bull with a Wallace sire line. noted for bone muscle and strong knee action. Stud fee 1000 dollars with live colt guarantee. M Hanson and Frank M Hanson managers.
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Cassis, Jr
Bur Haker
Campsie
Black Hawk Morgan Horse
Campsie Jr
Bentley
Everton
Persleg
Wld
M. Hanson
M. M
Frank M. Hanson
Mgr
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