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Newspaper
Connersville Curier
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1901
Page
7
In memory of William Newland Holton the poem speaks of death as a gentle homegoing. It honors a beloved son and brother, comforts grieving parents and sister, and portrays his Christian belief that he rests in Christ and awaits loved ones in heaven.
The Summer Art School organized by Prof. O. W. Nottingham will open at City Hall on June 24 at 6 pm. A Gyrand Art Exhibit of instructors and pupils with a reception runs 2 to 5 pm and 8 to 10 pm, with a free Crystal Springs pass for attendees. Miss Booth and Miss Slocum present works under Nottingham’s supervision. drawing, color, paper cutting, and related instruction are offered.
The last will of Malinda Claypool Vuggls bequeaths payment of debts and funeral costs, with the remaining real and personal estate, save a gold watch to Minnie Scofield, to Edward H. Ball administrator with will annexed. Bond 2100.
Charles Mount and wife transfer 2 lots in the city to Edward A. Enos. Austin Ready ex to Curios and Holmberg a city lot. Rose M. Dunlop transfers a city lot to Sarah Griffin. Edith M. Graham sells a city lot to Mary H. Gray for $500.
Henry Allen and Mame Smith Gouge Gouge Powell and Alberta J Young Telle Boggs and Florence Lyons released marriage licenses in local records.
Ada Custer hosted by Stella and Dillie Seal Friday night. Emmons Price from Conneraville visited his daughter’s family last week. Cynthia Fisher has bee Brandma Fisher at Lyons Station for the past week. Mrs. Seal and daughters visited Joel Foster family Tuesday. J. M. Handiey family attended prayer meeting Sunday. Emory Pike and sons visited Connerville Sunday. Clarence and Rosa Garrison and Dollie Seal spent Sunday with Nellie Garrison at Eugene Rees home. Harry Foater spent Sunday with his kin. Frank Matney and son hauled corn through here Monday.
The C H D Ry and connections offer special round trip tickets at reduced rates to Cincinnati and return on July 5th 6th and 7th and on the 5th from western points for travel to the Christian Endeavor Convention.
The C H D Ky and its connections offer tickets to Detroit and return at half fare on July 6 and 8 from nearby points due to the National ac puni Meeting. Special law applies to the Pro- Seherlesy. Bapecition and Northern authra convention. H D representatives plan summer tours to Northern pe ipa Pan-American Expost.
Dr. W B Sultz in Indianapolis. Birth of a son to Michael Roth and wife. Robert Eskew in Orange. Sheriff Oldham took Walter Creamer to Jeffersonville Reformatory. Mrs. Mary Prine ill with neuralgia. Willie Parrott seriously ill. Mia Tevis party with Indianapolis visitors. Helen Newkirk hosts mock wedding party. Trustee Rea and wife in city on business. Roy Ruff in Glenwood over weekend. John Freeman and wife in Muncie visiting. Rev Frank Finley to preach at Waterloo June 23. Miss Jovie Barrows hosts dinner. Mr and Mrs Coleman visit Auditor Broaddus. Misses Hamilton return to Augusta Kentucky. Wawkins to Grand Rapids for furniture convention. Mrs E D Johnston hosts Mrs Jere Johnston Newark OK and Mrs Brundave Indianapolis. Mattie Stephen back from Alpine. Mrs Blanche Hanson Robbins returns to Shelbyville. Theodore Brand entertains Covington ladies. Mrs Sadie Gauthier leaves for Kenkakee Illinois. Ochiltree and Frazee families visited by Lurat couple at Waterloo. Lockhart party at Richmond to see patient at East Haven Hospital. Oscar Ennis praises fine strawberries and spring chickens. Mrs Tincher entertains sister G G Bracken Greensburg. W H Conner and family visit mother Mea Conner. Sam Atherton renews lease on repository room. Adelaide Procter club ladies visit Nettle Hogan. William Thompson and John Ayers in Connersville on business. Mrs E Dwight Johnston hosts breakfast for guests. Moffett Williams lease Electric Light Plant and sell building lumber. Dr F G Hackleman to visit Raeville clinic Tuesdays. Public tainted entry.
Will Cain visits Brookville and the grand hills of Franklin county color a cheerful notice. A Mank Social at Harrisburg School Hall enjoyed elegant refreshments and laughter as locals praise Harrisburg promoters. Local youths home from college include Carl Carter Wabash College Leslie Huxtable Shelly Tatman Purdue Miss Lucy Hassler Bert Sanders Bloomington and Imogene Tincher Moores Hill.
The three months old daughter of Jameal Richardson died Thursday after a short illness from pneumonia. Burial was held at Nulitown Friday after a brief service led by Mr. John Hamilton. William and Am brose were called to Zionaville Tuesday by the death of cousin Eli Done, a former county resident well known to many locals.
The June 23 Everton program lists an afternoon session at 2 pm with opening exercises on church relation to the S S, Mrs Chance and Miss Thomas leading discussions on teaching lessons and superintendent duties. Evening session at 8 pm features opening exercises, Day School topics, a review discussion, patrons’ attitudes, and convention echoes with music. all encouraged to attend.
A notice seeks an active man of good character to assist at a Children’s Day program at Grand Avenue Church on Sunday 20 N E 23. Address for responses is 164 Dearborn Street, Chicago.
Correspondence notes Dell Benson and wife with sister in law Mrs Charles Elwell and family. John D Maple and wife entertain sister and husband. Mrs Ruth Vickery visited daughter Mrs Ballmeyer in Richmond for ten days. George Manlove recovering. Warren Munger and sister Helen at parents near Bentonville after Earlham College graduation. Helen returns to Earlham for summer term. Commencement at Raleigh next Friday night. Bernice and Bessie Beeson attended Earlham College and the graduation ceremony. Children’s Day at Ebenezer. large crowd and good program. Will Dobbins and family hosted Dan Jackson and George Sweet families for dinner. Mrs Jeasie Kennet improving. Carl Beeson of Straughns visited cousins Bessie and Bernice Beeson. A Pocket Cold Cure Krause’s Cold Cure capsules cure a cold in 24 hours. No work stop required. Price 26c. Sold by McKennan & Ashworth.
Sam Freeman returns to Cincinnati after a four week visit with Aunt Mary Wiles. T C Bryson and wife visit Train Pike family south of Alpine. Burl Eddy and family, George McCombs family visit G W Eddy. Eva Custer stays with Aunt Alva Bilby near Glenwood. Harry Perin works in Connersville. Sunday School attendance at 36 with 32 in collections. Oliver Cameron and wife visit George Jones. Marion Larimore returns from Greencastle. Alva McGraw and wife shop in Connersville. Mrs Ed Perin and son Chester visit J N Williams. James Eddy listed among the sick.
Prof Dixon of Albany visits Ernest Jeffrey. Mrs Wikoff injured falling on Wednesday. Alford Hall paints Mrs Davis on s house. Miss Stella Junckeon and George Bell wed in Indianapolis and will move to Mayo after their home is ready. Mrs Irvin visiting sister Mrs Wikoff. Attendance at Cincinnati ball game. Cary Jackson and wife at Indianapolis picnic. Jeffrey and Prof Dixon visit Josie Fry and Donnie Dawson. William Kramer buys a fine horse from Charles Beeson. John Logan and wife plan move to Lewisville.
James Wymore and assistants cover J T Worsham barn with Careys cement roofing. E E Paris and family visited relatives in Conneraville Sunday. Mrs Freences Williams is seriously ill. Mrs Palmer Bilby called to Muncie Sunday for sister in law Lora Bilby illness. E L Bundrant covered his barn with corrugated steel. C W Martin and family visited Columbia township relatives Sunday. Wheeler Davie and family Ed Worsham and family were entertained by E L Duadrant on Sunday. Ice cream and strawberries were delicious. All were treated to a ride on a large lawn Mr BD recently bought. Ed Michener purchased a fine traction engine. Boyeta Idwne and dimities of Molutoch.
Correspondence from Connersville notes George Koch, Harry Nickel, and Ben Rising spent Sunday with Charles Grubb. Items mention muscular rheumatism and tonsillitis, masquerade party preparations at the school hall, and Ethel Hackleman entering Earlham College for summer term. Grace Flores visits Indianapolis with Park Flores and Misses Nickel and Fleming plan to visit Mrs. Charles M. Grubb. Also reports record one day strawberry picking and a medicinal Syrup Pepsin endorsement from B F Mouser in Chetopa Kansas.
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