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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1908
Page
5
Notice warns that AH correspondence must reach the office by Monday evening to ensure publication.
Mrs. Frank Miller and three children of Connersville visited her brother L. F. Myer at Everton last weekend. Various notices mention dish return, stray items, and visits by residents from Connersville Blooming Grove and Brookville. A Ladies Aid meeting, a concert for the MBE church, and local social visits fill the Everton scene with community life.
Mrs. M. H. Trusler and Mrs. S. FE. Kingery and daughter Millie were seen shopping in Connersville last Thursday.
Rain began the week as farmers plowed fields in the neighborhood. Numerous local residents hosted friends and relatives on Sunday including Oscar Hawkins, Wasbinder, Gibbs, Carr, Blevens, Hall, Collins, and Rees. Longwood to form a baseball team. Fairnouth to challenge. A verse from UNCLE HAPPY ends the item.
Neff and Ruth Ashworth arrived Friday to stay several days with their grandparents. Mrs. Susie King Smyth and Ruth of Milton visited Saturday due to the illness of Mrs. Wing. Numerous locals and extended relatives are noted visiting, traveling, or hosting in this period of spring activity and illness.
Riverside, Neff and Ruth Ashworth visited Grandpa Net in WOT on Friday. Harry attended the Roal P. banquet in Connersville Friday evening. Walter Nett and wife shopped in Connersville Saturday. Henry Denunin of Connersville canvassed for the international Harvester Co. Robert Jackson of Mellmort returned home after two weeks here and in Connersville and has been ill since returning. Harry and wife were in Connersville Saturday and plan to return to Oregon this week. Miss Blanche Bruinfields and sister Mrs Jesse Thomas of Alquina visited. An equinoctial gale was noted.
Mrs Rose Duboise and daughter of Roseburg attended a joint meeting at Everton last Thursday and were entertained at dinner by Mrs Gov. Rousomen. Commencement exercises will be held at the MLBS church on May 7. Outward family and friends from Waterloo and others visited Jasper Lermote and family at Dunclapsville last Saturday. Mrs Mary Widdows visits Miss Minnie Widdows in Cannersville. Chester Roberts planted corn last Saturday.
George Davis and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Pred Fisher of Dunlapsville. Miss Alice Jackson of Liberty visited East Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Carter visited Alves Post of Piverton. Miss Clara Jewell of Connersville spent weekend with home folks. Mr and Mrs QO E Chamee visited the father at Pholmeth. A new house is being erected on Mrs Savith Persusen's farm. Joint Riges and family visited friends last Sunday.
The fragment lists neighbors visiting relatives and traveling for business, with updates on improving parsonage, guests from Shelbyville, Appleton, Cincinnati, and Rushville. It mentions several names and dates in a casual community record style reflective of a local paper.
Tom Caldwell and sisters attended a party near Connersville at Mugene Thimilton. Bailes was guest of David Doddridge at Doddridge Chapel Sunday. Mrs. Abel Troxell and daughters Ethel Leveta Watt and Mattie entertained by Mrs. Oliver Fiant Thursday. Levi Green and Witt visited Oscar Henrys near Connersville Sunday evening. Hda Fiant spent part of last week with Daniel Piant and family. Mrs. Court Troxell and Oliver Inant and family visited Dr. Gordin and family at Alquina Sunday. John Wate and daughter Ruth called on J J Caldwell and daughters Thursday. Misses Ligcie and Leota Watt visited Miss Aneie and Eva Burk near Alquina.
Harrisburg community reports delayed Mares Winds and unsettled weather delaying services. A crowd heard Brother Smith last Sunday morning while evening services occurred due to cold. Various local residents and visitors are listed with dinners, calls, and sickness near Connersville and nearby towns.
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