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Newspaper
Connersville Curier
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1900
Page
4
Local notices cover family births illnesses and recoveries, shop promotions, and community events. Mentions include Johanna Tapman of Indianapolis visiting, a daughter born to A T Mahin, Mrs. Higgins McDaniele and others on the sick list, and Shera & McIntosh selling spring garments and carpets.
W A Hanson sold a two year old Wannamaker filly for 185 to go to Pennsylvania Trustee Kerrin renovates a Harrisburg school hall 46 acres near Milton sold for 80 40 an acre to Devien Warren W J Noble auctioneers and Iowa study on corn shrinkage reports losses totaling 20 in four quarters Oddfellows parade drew strong turnout Forestry gifts fund Yale school of forestry and a Pennsylvanian land endowment. Anna Fox covers Greensburg Editors Association event notes and local political figures.
Mia Henry Baker and family express heartfelt thanks to neighbors friends and lodge fraternities for many kind offices during the sickness and death of their beloved husband and father.
Mrs FE A Newland visited Ranch Co. to see her children. Mrs Walter Scott suffered La grip. Mrs Minnie Scott and children visit Walter Scott. Miss Maggie Walche closed school with rewards. Elliott’s patrons pranked Autiman Britt at noon, then forgiveness followed. Rev Hedges preached a fine sermon. E K Rockafellar had twenty chicks born in zero weather. Maple molasses production is down this year. County S A Convention to be held at Canasville on the 20th. WEMCS will offer bank services April. Rev Brown conducting revival at Blooming Grove. Fayette Sanderson to occupy Veatch property at noon. Three more empty houses in Everton. Sam Backousin hauling tile for ditching. Neal McGlinchey doing the ditching. Kansas farmers sent $450 in grain and $350 in money to Bombay for supplies. Lidlinna farmers mined ? The Sheldon Edition, of the Topeka.
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