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Newspaper
Connersville Curier
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1900
Page
7
Local items from Connersville Indiana include visits by residents to nearby towns, farm updates, and business notes. Reports mention Sabre & White rebates, Maple Syrup production, a bicycle accident, and a Young Men’s Athletic Association formed with 60 members.
A grand fiddlers contest is planned at the K of P Hall Everton Tuesday evening April 10 with prizes. Open to fiddlers of all ages and conditions. The program includes a Burlesque on Old Quilting Bee, medleys songs and recitations. Grymmasus Faroe, a moving skeleton, will dance. Admission 10 cents hairs, 10 cents gallery, children under 10 free.
The Courier notes farmers sowing clover and social visits across the community. Names include Odetta Griffin, Grace Christman, Ella Watt, Frank Hamilton, Daniel Frant, Kimmel of Green's Fork, Manda Ferguson, Hankin neighborhood, Whittaker, Lulu Grace, L. N. Green, Jesse Harris, Beeson's Station, Ella Harris, Della Hosea, Tennis Bilby, Bunker Hill, Dan Fiant, Jose Henry, Alph Henry, Levi Green, Ray Brattain, Tennessee, Abe Troxe Jaxt, Maud Griffin, Ora and Oliver Frant, Florida plans, Alpha Grist, Lina Fields, Wm. Myera, Mythe Miller, Connersville, Kitty Seheisz, Marion Smith, Clyde Campbell, Frank Henson, Beecher Wilson, Blooming Grove, James Sims, E. G. Glidewell, Brucie Murphy, Alma Glidewell. A goose chase leads to a humorous scene with Ed Hedges and Edgar Thomas. The infant son of Beecher Wilson is buried, and several families exchange visits and news.
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