Local Social Roundup From Hartford City Visit Notes
Mrs Jos Maunsey and children of Hartford City visit Thursday. Miss Blasie Williams of Dublin stays with cousin Miss Edith Kellum. Mrs John Matvey travels to Connersville to see cousin Miss Clara Sanders. Oliver and Maud Brumfiel host about thirty friends with ice cream and cake. Various local residents and visitors listed with short updates and moves.
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Mra
Jos. Maunsey and Children
Hartford City
Thuraday
Devie Adams
Blasie Wiliams
Dublin
Edith Kellum
Jon. Scott
Chicago
Merc. Menest Handley
Clara Sanders
Connersville
Shelbyville
John Matvey
Oliver
J. L. Ashworth
Thomas Nash
Sharpstown
Indiana
Harrison
Ohio
Orville Hood
Jonas Farm
Wm. Hall
Everton
Mr. May
Orange
Hood
Hall
Dora Fritz
Laurel
Maud Brumtiel
Nelle Grobb
Joseph Castu
Brookvile
Nallia Garrison
Vrs
RK. V. Conner
Robert Worsham
Manleword
W. H. Malatead
Alpine News Briefs From Alpine and Surrounding Towns
Visitors and guests fill Alpine and nearby homes as local families host relatives from Columbia Laurel and Coldar bia. Newborn son to David Alderson and wife Friday. Social visits extend across Glenwood Conneraville Garrison Creek and surrounding areas through the weekend.
Riverside Notes From A D Bramfie and Neighbors
Riverside report details social visits around Cooneraville including A D Bramfie Jas Handley Perry Handley and Charlee Handley. Perry Handley returns from Hambolt Illinois and joins family. Lon Bramtiel buys an organ from Harding and Miller Co. John Biddingger and wife visit East Ever ton relatives. Miss Mante Bramtiel hosts a party last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Bramfie
Wits
Jas. Handley
Cooneraville
Perry Handley
Hambolt
Illinois
Charlee
J. L. Ashworth
Mr. Ashworth
Lon Bramtiel
Harding & Miller Co
John Biddingger
Everton
Mies Mante Bramtiel
Funeral duties and losses of August 1891 in Fayette area
A long obituary recounts the death of Mrs. Mary Rose near Bentley at age 71 with a paralysis stroke years earlier. Relatives travel from Galveston and other towns for the funeral held August 4, interment at Fairfield. The piece notes church ties, family gatherings, and community sympathy amid several funerals and homecomings, including the passing of Sammie Heek and other nearby residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Matney
Frank Mapie
Wm. T. Hatra
Brintiel
Mande
Sammie Heek
Sammie
Heck
Jonathan
Stephan Crande
Dan Pumphrey
Mary Rose
Bentley
Dan Brumtfiel
Mrs. Rose
J. B. Rose
Galveston
Fayette County
Ir. Rose
Ev. I. B. Grandy
Fairfield
Fayette
Union
Frantiin
Wm. Rose
Univer Asalist Church
Corn prospects bleak as heavy rains come late
In Brownsville area rain failed to revive crops with early corn ruined and late corn in a critical state. Local residents report a string of social visits, farm sales, and illness as the community adjusts.
Local Notes From Fairview and Nearby Towns
Dr. Alva Kirkpatrick and wife of Columbus attended Bro. Pearcy's service Sunday. Miss Althee Thomas left for Indianapolis Monday. Gertie Benson Lina McCrory and Lillie Hanumi returned from Buffalo and Niagara Falls. A near accident injured Van Flood last Thursday crossing barbed wire. Mr. and Mrs. Garrett of Fillmore hosted visitors. Dr. Frank Van Nuys is near death in Ohio from peritonitis. C. E. B. festival a success with $37 cleared. Martha Hawking attended services at Ben Davis Creek. Mrs. Martia Doty rushed to Columbus for mother Mrs. Walker's illness. Lillie Hannah of Indianapolis joined the C. E. B. festival. Jesse Peters and families hosted by A. G. Hinchman and wife. Prof Sheedy and others joined Benton Harbor excursion. Elizabeth Smiley, 75, ill with whooping cough. Roy Gibbs becomes a Conneraville citizen. The stork left a son for Jake Gross and El Dolan. Mrs Randas Dampsey and child returned home Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Kirkpatrick
Columbus
Thia Scute
Amon Bro. Pearcy
Althee Thomas
Indianapolis
Gertie Benson
Lina Mmccrory
Lillie Hanuni
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Tharaday
van Flood
Garrett
Fillmore
Kentucky
Bert Ficklin
Frank van Nuys
Ohio
C. BE
Glenwood
Ifre
Martha Hawking
Ben Davis Creek
Martia Doty
Walker
Cincinnati
Misa Lillie Hannah
Jesse Peters
Gings
McKee
Jennie Heed
Mattie Moor
Orange
Guetta
A. G. Hinchman
Sheedy
Grant Hinchman
Ehner Thomas
Anna Higley
Raymond Springer
Katey Davidson
Arthur
Albert Jeffary
Kores Brooks
Benton Harbor
Elizabeth Smiley
Roy Gibbs
Conneraville
Jake Gross
el Dolan
Mra Randas Dampsey
Asie
In Memory of Mary Humphreys Prine
Mary Humphreys Prine wife of the late John L Prine born August 5 1824 entered into that life June 17 1901 She was a member of the Christian church at Bentonville Married December 10 1816 to John L Prine two children Charles Monroe born October 16 1817 Amanda Jane born January 10 1850 The funeral was conducted at Fairfield by Bro Shears and many friends attended Her spirit awaits the grand reunion of the saints
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Humphreys Prine
John L. Prine
Christian Church
Bentonvile
Boron
Charles Monroe
Amanda Jane
Charlie
Fairview
Bro
Shears
Hi Spirit
B. M.S
Card of Thanks and local social notices
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for support during Sister Prine’s illness and funeral. Various brief items note visits and farm news, such as F T Avota harvesting twenty bushels per acre in Kosh county and Mrs E A Tillaon visiting Union City and returning with granddaughter Miss Floreves Spau ongel.
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Prine
H. J.P
Inez Pigman
Mre. E. A. Tillaon
Union City
C.F. Spannagel
Mrs. Tillaon
Miss Floreves Spauongel
Notice of Administration for Charles Rieser Estate
Notice is given that the clerk appointed B. Ochil Tate as administrator of the estate of Uburies Wieser deceased in Payette County Idaho. The administrator is to manage claims and settle the estate under the court's supervision with attested clerk Milke K. Moree. Dated July 8.
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Charles Rieser
Faystie Alreult Court
Fayatte
Uburies Wieser
and County
Advent
Winer
B. Ochiltace
Milke K. Moree
Payette Chrewls
Mpuiss
Terrifying Locust Street explosion devastates Philadelphia block
A massive blast in a Locust Street block above Tenth levelled five buildings, killed 20 or more, and seriously injured over twenty. Fire followed as rescuers pulled survivors from the wreckage amid hospital evacuations and widespread debris damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Locust Street
Tenth
Qlarmi
Indo
Jefferson
Pennsylvania
Turbulent New York and National Crime Violence Briefs
A jumble of reports notes Terrse Telegheams on a Brooklyn restaurant murder, a Kentucky merchant assaulted, and a Montana copper strike ultimatum. Other items include a Berlin trip by U S leaders, Roosevelt abroad, executions planned in Kentucky, a drowning-like incident, and Tampa cigar strikes with ongoing tensions.
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Ren Pugh
Brooklyn
Sing Sing
Robert Green
Franklins County
W. A. Clark
David 2
Hewderson
United States
House of Representatives
Frederick H. Gillett
Massachusetts
Berlin
Theodore Roosevelt
Colorado Springs
Fountain
Eholly
Lawrenceburg
Albert
Towa
Cenar Rapids
Frinkins
Mtoyd
Bear Nivite
Carvasser
Horton
John de Reetefellards
Pecantiva Pb N.Y
Boenetdebi
Ete
Eagshiod Wind Scottind
Emperor Willant
Baron von Re
Atrikere
Geenee Oe Inter
Indiana Man Ends Life At Local Hotel
A 23 year old man from Westport Indiana committed suicide in the Hamilton hotel in Wichita Kansas. He removed his clothing and left a note requesting his body be kept for three days. A Wisconsin clerk named Elmer Scripturs is cited in a related letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Uiailtonm
Ianhiman
Elmer Scripturs
Westport
Ind
Lle
Eberbert Robbins
Revolt in Klausenberg Transylvania as Germans strike
German majority residents of Klausenberg in Transylvania rise against Hungarian rule. They storm and wreck the municipal building and the police prefect’s house, occupants escaping with their lives. An urgent troop call to quell the uprising issued amid numerous casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Klausenberg
Transylvania
Adams and Larke Fined for Harassing Workmate
Terre Haute August 6. John Adams and Samuel Larke, workers at the car works, led a campaign of torment against Joseph Tarish by taunting him with the name Mark H anna. Parish quit his job, and Adams and Larke were prosecuted for proveka, each fined one dollar and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
John Adams
Samuel Larke
Car Works
Joseph Tarish
Mark Hanna
Parish
Adams
Larke
Proveka
Railroads Ordered to Eliminate Grade Crossings in Tennessee
The Illinois railway and warehouse commissions rule that future railroad crossings must be built above or below other tracks to avoid at grade crossings in the state. Existing crossings are not to be altered for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lourd of Railway and Warehouse Commissioners
Tlineis
Maniac’s Frightful Death at Utah Asylum
Jamnes M. Wilson, a patient at the Provo insane asylum, hurled into the open furnace door and was severely burned. While bandages were readied he escaped and leaped again into the furnace, fatally injuring himself in a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maniac
Provo
Utah
Jamnes M. Wilson
Insane Asylum
Wilson
Train wreck near Stonybrook cuts claims life
Trist Train Wenat Down in West Superior Wisconsin reports a fatal crash on the new Stonybrook cut off of the Eastern Minnesota road. The bridge over the St Louis river near Stonnybrook collapsed Sunday afternoon, head brakeman Jerry O'Reilly died, four other attendants were badly hurt.
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West Superior
Wis
Stonybrook
Eastern
Minnesota
St. Louis River
Stonnybrook
Jerry O'Reilly
Land Suit Compromised in Western Kentucky
Hopkinsville Kentucky August 6 a sprawling land dispute over 10000 acres including the Hilman estate spanning Trigg Lyon and Marshall counties has been resolved with all parties agreeing to a final settlement and orders for confirmation of the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinsville
Tau
Hilman
Trigg
Lyon
Marshall Counties
Daily Market Report for Grain and Livestock Prices
Prevailing grain and livestock quotes from Indianapolis show No 2 red wheat steady, No 2 mixed stronger, oats steady, mixed feed and milk conditions unchanged. Cattle steady at about 4 dollars per hundredweight with quiet sales. general market activity subdued for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Grain, livestock prices slide in mixed market report
The report shows mixed prices across grains and livestock. Wheat No 2 and corn values vary with steady cattle and hogs. sheep steady in some markets, while New York and East Buffalo listings show firmer hogs and steady cattle.
Golden Wedding Reception Honors Fayette County Couple
Two hundred guests celebrated the golden wedding anniversary of Charles R. Williams and Caroline Ellis Williams at their Connersville home on Twelfth Street. Williams, born June 10, 1830, served as county surveyor and auditor, enlisted in the Civil War, and remained active in public life. Ellis Williams is praised as a devoted partner. The event featured white and gold decorations, a large family turnout, and attendance from relatives across Indiana.
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Anst Titts
Charles K. Wilhaws
Carolue Ellis
Fayette County
Twelfth Street
Conteraville
Charles R. Williams
Wiliems
Faystte Courty
Fairview Township
Charles
Lydia
Job) Williem
Jouss Williems
Cayuga County
New York
Wayette County
Indena
Notthling
Banker Hill
Charles BR. Walliema
Charles Williams
Faiview Township
Asbury University
Fayette
Madison
Harrison Township
Madison County
Connersville
Williame
Caroline Ellis
Co. C
180Th Indiana Volunteer Infantry
Connereville Post
Baptist Church
Whig Snd
Republican Party
Aire
Williams
Baptist Dharch
Mmiesta
Rose Wuman
Freak Willinwe
L. W. Jordan
Aly
Charles Swain
Wie Hattie Willisms
Roy Willems
Obarien Willisme
Wrande
Mer
Lyman Willama
LaFayette
Llinda
Ered Mea
Will Bates
Indianapoles
Mro
Ales Mereball Williame
Marton Indiana
Eila Wilyama
Willigmehron
Local Train Schedule Note From Wayne Transit
Fragmentary OCR shows a Sunday departure from Wayne with an 6 a m and 6 30 time hint. Indicates a run via L K and W with leaving point near Fort Wayne and Angnat 11.
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Ke. Wayne
Run
Angnat
Vere
Lexco
Wayne
D&w
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