Notion All Correspondence Must Reach Office By Monday
The notice urges all correspondence to reach the office by Monday evening to ensure publication. It emphasizes a strict deadline for submissions and conveys a formal organizational instruction.
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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1908
Page
3
The notice urges all correspondence to reach the office by Monday evening to ensure publication. It emphasizes a strict deadline for submissions and conveys a formal organizational instruction.
Local notices recount sick days for Mrs. Will Remy and Mrs. Ben Retherford. Neighbors visit. social calls include Mrs. Stagg and Mrs. Hough at a Jackson millinery sale. A planned telephone system for the Garrison area is announced as poles go up.
April showers bring closing exercises and visits across Riverside area. James Jackson and Ches ter Hawkins at Metamora. Danville newcomer Ben Brumfiel. Miss Minnie Banning teaches. Mrs Clarence Jackson visits for Bentley and Green school events. Anna Rose and Lurton Coble attend Everton entertainment. families like Brumfiel and Harry travel to relatives and school functions.
Everton residents Clyde Masters and family prepare for Marion Indiana trip for schooling. Local gatherings include Riverside Literary society events, church notices at Bentley and Mt Zion, and a busy spring program with music by Tate’s orchestra. Community fails to attend rain affected services and celebrates birthdays, school events, and dinners with neighbors across Green and Elliott schools.
The Harrisburg gathering drew a light crowd last Sunday due to bad weather. Mrs Beckie Decker assisted by Mrs I M Stone began spring work while Mrs Allen McDonald and child returned to Alexandria after a week with their aunts Mrs Edo and Mrs Homer Hacktonian.
Sam McWhorter visited Brookville last Wednesday. Mrs. Pierce of Metamora visits daughter Martha Chambers in Brookville. School closed at this place last Friday. Miss Ora Chambers visits brother Loren and wife at Connersville. Miss Stout hears of her grandfather’s death in Middletown Ohio. Morris Masters lost a horse last week. Mrs. Lida Ellis visits her niece Mrs. Carl Heeb. Frank Banning of Bentley spent weekend with Leishia Meyer family. Mrs. Tom Ellis and Eva Lynn visited Mrs. Fred Meyers at Everton. Josie Wilson and daughter Jynce shopped at Brookville Saturday. Sick list reported better. Grant Curry near Metamora visited Saturday. Mrs. Corn Swift at Connersville last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swift and Bertha at Brookville Saturday. John Sherwood and Allen Hayes in Indianapolis last week for State convention.
Community items report church services and social visits in Orange. I S Hunt sold store and property to W P Sipe who will take possession Monday morning. Karl Wilson of Griffin Station builds a new house east of Orange. Frank May and wife plan a trip to Connersville this week.
Several brief items mention Willie Worster and spouse hosting a social at their home last Saturday night. Ro Wildridge supervised a large barn construction near Andersonville last week. Harry Harlan reports improved business at the busgy factory where he works. Andy and John Meyer are roofing their barn this week. R Wildridge and G Brown of East Connersville are noted in a local business entry.
Beeson neighborhood resident Harry Fred mingled with old neighbors and friends last Sunday. R Wildridge and G F E Brown contracted with Charles C Morgan to build a new dwelling west of Connerville near the traction line, work started on the foundation last.
Local items report Miss Myrtle Moffett visiting Mrs Nellie Moffett and Arthur Stewart gaining a new lawn sewer. Edwart Grimme and A T L Stewart arrange shingles for their eardner, Mrs Bryant gets a new driver, and a foundation begins for a residence near the Phuarten home. Mrs Alex Stewart traveled to Dayton Ohio. Households discuss a Williams Creek bridge condition after rain. Friday school closing at Harrisburg with a farewell program and bounteous noon feast. Eva Moffett marks her sixteenth birthday. I Hayes buys a horse from Mrs Bryant on Saturday.
Rain spreads across the district delaying Corn planting and pushing school calendars. Residents note fruit appears unhurt by cold while many travel to Laurel and Rushville for errands. Local families including Stevens Mapes Beaver and Witsorm visit, and crow damage to eggs is mentioned alongside ongoing road and fence work.
Four persons were initiated into the Pythian Sisters lodge with a large crowd present. A banquet followed the ceremony and exercises by Boyerton school pupils were praised. Several locals and visitors, including Albert Miller and Miss Eva Egan, attended and socialized in Everton and nearby towns.
Jennie Perkins spent Thursday with Comumersville friends. Belle Guttermeister and her son visited Connersville for closing exercises. James Jackson Everett Hawkins and Jane Jackson traveled to Meta Mort to visit friends. Mrs. Murphy and Pay Murphy of Indianapolis were Brookville passengers. Go Smyther and daughter Huth of Milton spent days with Daun King's family. Ellce Tarmer and Miouid Mars attended gatherings at home. Mary Trecdin and Rhontfaeceits at Atpite Mea. Qrhonda tlitort and Mary Vemes with MPs. Agnes Perkins appears in list of attendees.
Grace Ailes of Alpine attended the closing exercises at Nailtown school. Irene and Amelia Craig visited Cynthia and Ruby Fisher for several days. Neva Turner returned home after a week with Connersville relatives. Mrs. Louis Perkins and children visited Mrs. Will Tyner in Connersville. James and Charles Smallwood traveled to Indianapolis to see James’s ill sister Mary Neff.
Lumber dealers report that falling prices have accelerated building activity among country buyers. Many plan to buy large quantities for barns and homes, anticipating further price increases.
An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root for kidney liver and bladder trouble promising quick relief. It offers a free sample bottle by mail and a booklet for readers who mention the notice. The promotion cites hospital and private practice use and lists a Binghamton address for orders.
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