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Newspaper

Connersville Times

Location

Connersville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1907

Page

6

Tyners Station Thanksgiving Notes Reflect Quiet Holiday

Not many hunters out on Thanksgiving Day. Earl Alexander worked fodder nearby last week. Arthur Moffett is building a new chicken house. Josephine Barker and Mildred Barker spent Friday with Louise Moffett. Mrs. Sally Sherwood and Thelma were in Connersville Wednesday. Mrs. Jont Kinder and relatives attended Thanksgiving services at Hamilton school. Mrs. Jont Kinder learned her brother-in-law Fletcher, of Dayton Ohio, was injured in a wreck on the C H D railroad. Richard Burton, returning from John Dubois, was held up by two men who searched his pockets for tobacco. Nellie Moffett and daughter Louise spent Thanksgiving with Minnie Moffett and Myrtle. A snow storm marked the end of the day. County ditch opened across Nickle Plate Road forcing locals to divert by Chicken Foot to town.

Earl Alexander Arthur Moffett Josephine Mildred Barker Louise Moffett Sally Sherwood Thelma Connersville Jont Kinder Arminta Bryant Ruby Kinder Helen Sherwood Hamilton School Mr. Fletcher Dayton Ohio Hamilton John Dubois Richard Burton Nellie Moffett Louise Minnie Moffett Myrtle

GARRISON FALLS CANDIDATE FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR

George Leonard seeks the road supervisor post in Orange township Diat No 1 with flattering prospects. The local note also reports illness recovery of Edard Bertha Tate’s daughter from pneumonia and various Thanksgiving visits among area families including the Grays Little and Morris households.

George Leonard Orange Township Diat Edard Bertha Tate Quincy Gray J. R. Gray John Mattingley Otto Morris

Community Notes From Connersville Church

Several youths attend church at the Christian church in Connersville Sunday night. Mrs. Mary Bibbit, Kansas temperance lecturer, spoke against saloons and tobacco. Numerous local families and guests visited with relatives throughout the weekend and a new nine pound boy was born to Walter Reeves and wife. Several parishioners and friends were noted visiting, with updates on illness and travel among St. Marcus, Bilby, Moffett, Ochiltree, and Alexander families.

The Christian Church Connersville Mary Bibbit Kansas Walter Reeves

Beeson and Hankins William Whipple Suffering Wrist

Beeson and Hankins report William Whipple suffering a sprained wrist. Mary Simpkins expected home soon from Ohio. Mabel Moffett ill with a severe cold. Catherine Swafford visiting relatives in Indianapolis. Ethel Brattain spent Monday with Mabel Moffett. Leander Kirtley family attended church at Village Creek. Frank Archey’s friends called before his departure to Texas. Bert Caldwell and Dan Broaddus visited Mrs. William Whipple. Thersia Williamson spent weekend with John Brumfiel and wife. Alfred Sample helping Otho Moffett husk corn. Residents attended Christian church services Sunday. Jolly Ten Sewing club to meet with Mrs. Will Weeds Friday. Dorothy Whipple ill with sickness and missed school. William Whipple family attended church at Harrisburg.

William Whipple Mary Simpkins Ohio Mabel Moffett Catherine Swafford Indianapolis Ethel Brattain Leander Kirtley Village Creek Frank Archey Texas Bert Caldwell Dan Broaddus Thersia Williamson John Brumfiel Connersville Alfred Sample Otho Moffett The Christian Church Jolly Ten Sewing Club Will Weeds Mary Jeannette Frank Wise William Semilar James Tetters Clara Fread John Fritz Henry Shepherd Mabel Harrisburg Lillian Florence Kirtley Abner Whipple Charles Kennedy Jonas East Connersville Jolly Sewing Circle William Woods

Local social calls linger through a Saturday night

Rosalind Sparks and Hattie Alexander spent Saturday night with Mrs. O H Alexander. Russell Worsham is sick. Mrs Robert Lockhart and daughter Mrs Byron Hughes spent Friday with Mrs O H Alexander.

Rosalind Sparks Hattie Alexander Russell Worsham Robert Lockhart Byron Hughes O. H. Alexander

Cummins Corner social notes and local visits

Mrs James Freeman hosted guests including Murl Cummins and Grace Ward. The Cummins group visited Nettie Cummins last week, and many attended the I O O F social in Falmouth. Thanksgiving dinners featured oysters and chicken, with hunting in the afternoon diminishing quails and chickens. Eva Heck visited Bentonville and attended the Free Fair social. Emma Kellar and Mayme Kellar visited Connersville area. Amos Miller and Harry French attended Pearl Robinson and Dean’s wedding at Yankee Town.

Grace Ward Straughns Station Nettie Cummins Falmouth Emma Kellar Mayme Kellar Henry Kellar Connersville Amos Miller Harry French Miss Pearl Robinson Mr. Dean Mary Robinson Yankeetown

Mt Zion Revival Draws Large Crowd in Wilson Creek

Rev Floyd leads revival at Mt. Zion with growing interest. Rev Henry of Dublin preached Sunday to a large audience. Local families hosted visitors and attended services. Additional notes include Mrs Ella Williams visiting parents and several local movements around town.

Floyd Mt. Zion Rev Henry Dublin Ella Williams Rube Williams Steve White Joe Eshelmen East Connersville M. H. Williams Elijah Myer J. E. Crandel Rev. Floyd Everton Church

White Water Chapel Meeting Series Begins Next Saturday Night

A series of meetings will begin at the White Water Chapel next Saturday night, December 7, by Brother Hoak of Kokomo Indiana. Perry Hail, who has been working for Harry Showalter, returned to his home Monday. Elmer Flant and wife spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Neptune. We had enough snow to start the hunters out Saturday.

White Water Chapel Dee Brother Hoak Kokomo Ind Perry Hail Harry Showalter Elmer Flant

Tra Pollitt and family spend Thursday with C. A. Elwood

Tra Pollitt and his family visited C. A. Elwood on Thursday, sharing time and conversation in a casual social call at Elwood's home.

Tra Pollitt Faily C. A. Elwood

Thanksgiving Guests and Turkeys Across Town

Fred Carmony and wife from Dublin visited Louis Matney and family last week. Perry Stanton and family from Rush County spent Sunday with A. H. Stephen and wife. Richard McKee and son Frank and their families from Franklin County spent Thanksgiving with Chester and Laura Stephen. Austin Winchell and mother came from Indianapolis to Orange for Thanksgiving. They had ten turkeys killed for Ant and over 200 people attended to see him eat them.

Fred Carmony Dublin Louis Matney Perry Stanton Rush County A. H. Stephen Richard McKee Frank Franklin County Chester Laura Stephen Austin Winchell Indianapolis Orange

Riverside Thanksgiving Scenes From A Indiana Community

Thanksgiving spread across Riverside as families gathered in Laurel Connersville Jamestown and Everton. Locals recall visits from Brumfiel Neff Elliott and Worster households while the Riverside Literary Society hosts debates and a program.

Locust Grove Farmers Busy Husking Corn

Locust Grove residents among Sunday activities with neighbors and relatives. Mr and Mrs Wm spent time with nephew Lemual McNutt and wife. Mr and Mrs Loura Scholl visited Poe Hannah, Rollipy and daughter.

Mra Lemual McNutt Loura Scholl Poe Hannah Rollipy

Social visit and family notes from Cen treville area

Mrs Wm Lambert and Miss Mary Kuhn visited Mr and Mrs Jesse Lambert Friday. Mrs B F Dangan called on Mrs John W Jebe Monday afternoon. Carrie Gine hurt in a runaway is recovering well. George Roberts attended services at Doddridge Chapel. John W Jobe and Mrs Hannah Rollins hosted Monday evening. Wm Lambert and wife hosted dinner Sunday for Clayton Lambert and daughter and others near Centreville. Lambert Funk and family from Indianapolis and several others were guests of Frank Trusler and family Sunday. Aunt Betty.

Ernest Roberts Everton Samuel Rowe Milton Brumfiel Harold Trusler Bentley Church Wm. Lambert Mary Kuhn Jesse Lambert B. F. Dangan John W. Jebe Carrie Gine George Roberts Doddridge Chapel John Gise Clayton Lambert W. B. Lambert Centreville Lambert Funk and Indianapolis David Funk, Jr Claude Hamilton John Retherford James Hamilton Florence Frank Trusler Betty

Rush County Notes Local Moves and Visits

Glenwood residents report John McKay and wife returning from Minnesota to settle on a Rush county farm in spring. Emery Putman of Morristown visits family. John Reece of Indianapolis and his wife spend Thanksgiving with relatives. Mrs Walton of Hamilton Ohio visits. Florence Elliott visits Oxford friends. Clarence Hall of Dayton calls on home folks. Tom Vandivier of Greensburg visits sister in law Maggie Vandiver. Jimmie Meek travels to Kansas City on business. Ott Winchel and wife of Indianapolis visit friends in Orange this week.

John McKay Minnesota Rush County Emery Putman Morristown John Reece Indianapolis Walton Hamilton Ohio Florence Elliott Oxford Clarence Hall Dayton Tom Vandivier Greensburg

Thanksgiving gatherings and farm activity in Mt Garrison area

Thanksgiving scenes include Mrs Will Stagg and Mrs Nancy Hough visiting Mrs Frank Hanson and others. Chas Davis hosted. Will Stagg and family shared meals with George Coffman at Brownsville. Otto Roth from Rushville joined Jessie Retherford. Corbin and Crandle families hosted Everton. Hog butchering underway. hog prices rising as farmers work.

Will Stagg Nancy Hough Frank Hanson Chas. Davis George Coffman Brownsville Otto Roth Rushville Jessie Retherford

Everton Thanksgiving Dinner Socials and Local Updates

Everton residents reported gatherings at turkey dinners with relatives and friends including Lizzie Mitchell, Inez Funk, Dessie Lake, and the Lake family. The new meat shop is busy. Joe Castohan resigned as mail carrier on Route 11 due to health issues.

Joe Castohan

Local Notes On Visits And Home Improvements

R T Taylors house gains shingles and better curb appeal. John Rigor his wife and daughter were Sunday guests of Mrs Sallie Jerman. Miss Isabelle Moore visits Connersville. Mrs Will Duckworth visits Connersville with brothers Winfield and Grundy Veatch. Mollie Whitelock and Inez Lewis report a fine Birmingham trip. Biddy Beckett and daughter Catherine spend Thanksgiving with son and wife at Poplar Ridge. Christmas tree at church and entertainment planned for Christmas Eve. Oros Myer and wife with relatives visit William Myer near Bentley. Lina Hornung of Alquina visits relatives in Everton. Several from here attend Mt Zion meeting last Sunday night.

Isabelle Moore Connersville Will Duckworth Winfield and Grundy Veatch Mollie Whitelock Inez Lewis Birmingham Alabama Old Indiana Biddy Beckett Catherine Poplar Ridge

Beesons and Hankins Thanksgiving Social Notes

Bulletin of local social and family updates. Mentions Thanksgiving visits and sick list including Mrs John Strong and Mrs Simon Ostheimer. Numerous household members from Connersville Metamora Harrisburg and East Connersville are noted visiting relatives and attending church events. Community groups like the Jolly Sewing Circle and Advisory Board held meetings with social activities described.

Waterloo and Nearby Social Notes Highlight Thanksgiving Visits

Miss Carrie Geise and Forrest Caldwell, both injured Friday night, are reported to be recovering well. Lafayette residents Roy and Albert Green and Indianapolis native Clair Jobe spent Thanksgiving at home. John Watt hosted friends, and Oliver Frant and family visited Lyons Station. Ben Vernon and sister Carrie visited John Geise, while Mrs. McCashland and daughter Mrs. Bender called on Fiant's daughters. Connersville guests Mr. and Mrs. Cole stay this week. Several Geise and Caldwell friends called Sunday. The Bay View Club plans to entertain the Milton Club at Mrs. Charles Hurst's Tuesday afternoon.

Carrie Geise Forrest Caldwell Roy Albert Green Lafayette Clair Jobe Indianapolis John Watt Oliver Frant Lyons Station Ben Vernon Carrie John Geise Miss Geise Bay View Club Milton Club Charles Hurst

Our first snow signals a longer winter in Alquina

The town notes the first snow on November 30 and quotes an old saying of thirty snows more to come this season. Jack Thomas and family shared Thanksgiving with Jasper Lemon and wife. Mrs. Lou Lair, visiting her sister in Hamilton Ohio, returned home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Clide Martin of Liberty visited grandmother Mrs. Turner. Horace Allison and family spent Sunday with Andrew Young. James R. Carter and family visited his mother Mrs. Poat in Everton on Monday.

Ora Nicely Jamestown Ind Clide Martin Liberty Turner Horace Allison Andrew Young James R. Carter Poat Everton

Thanksgiving Visits And Family Gatherings Reported

A report notes strong Sunday school attendance and farmers finishing corn harvesting. It records several coastal visits and family gatherings including J H Jewell and family with J M Barkley in College Corner, Nora and Alice Brown with relatives near Arlington, and other relatives visiting Milroy, Roseburg, Aron Ohio, and Coffman households during Thanksgiving. John Jewell is ill and unable to teach this week.

J. H. Jewell J. M. Barkley College Corner Nora Alice Brown Arlington Franklin Aron Ohio Lon Sacre Otto Roth Milroy C. W. Widdows J. M. Widdows

Brookville Visitors and Thanksgiving Travel Noted

Mrs Josie Wilson and Grace shopped in Brookville last Tuesday. Calvin Chambers and Mias Ora were there last Wednesday. Jasper Kennedy and Madge of Connersville visited Mr and Mrs J R Kennedy here last Wednesday. Mr Sout s Miss Stout went to Brougkville Wednesday evening for Thanksgiving with their parents. George Starr of Connersville visited relatives here. Joe Ainsley and children of Connersville spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs Stolz. Mrs Herman Rose went to Indianapolis to visit her brother Fishback and family. Emerson White and Boyd Lynn spent weekend with Connersville relatives.

Jasper Kennedy Madge Connersville J. R. Kennedy Sout Miss Stout Brougkville George Starr Joe Ainsley Stolz Herman Rose Indianapolis Fishback Emerson White Boyd Lynn

Thanksgiving Socials and Visits Across Towns

A series of Thanksgiving related visits and gatherings are listed. Emma Sutton spent Thanksgiving with her parents in Dublin. Charlie Thomas shopped in Connersville. Families from here attended a Columbia social. Clyde Adams and wife visited Train Pike family in Connersville. Fred Perin and wife from Connersville spent Thanksgiving here. Sherman Stevens and relatives visited Willard Hadley’s family. Cora and Elsie Straight were in Laurel. Mabel Payne traveled to Connersville. Virg il Chance and E I Chance, with their wife, visited their father Hiram Chance near Oldenburg. Roy Brown and wife from Connersville visiting Lee Pike and Misa Hawking. Dan Bundrant and Lilian Pike hosted a turkey dinner in Indianapolis. Emory Handley and wife with baby visited relatives on the East Side. Will Matney and wife from Orange visited C. W. Farrington’s family.

Columbia Clyde Adams Connersville Train Pike Cora Elsie Straight Laurel Mabel Payne Virgil Chance Philomath E. I. Chance Hiram Chance Oldenburg Roy Brown Lee Pike Misa Cosie Hawking Dan Bundrant Lilian Pike Dora Scruggs Indianapolis Emory Handley East Side

Also Mentioned on This Page

Tyners Station Garrison Falls Ralph May Little Magpie Leslie Little Iowa Colege Mary Painter Bunker Bill Jacob Hichell Jaimes Cox Nat Pike Fred Prifogle Wm. Worster W. C. Davis Amy E. L. Bundrant John Williams P. T. Bilby Francis Chas. Moffett Wm. Alexander Will Ochiltree Sadie Robison Williamsburg Kate Moffett Robert Ochiltree Cincinnati Chas Jane Bundrant Chester Paris Carrie Martin Alice Worsham Bessie Brown Curtis Tate Anderson Mr. Harmeyer Indianapolly Chas. Willis Gertrude Goler Ash Alice Binder Rothy Banker Essie Ray Brockley Alonzo Binder John Binder Marcus Martin Beesons and Hankins Dorothy Whipple Cummins Corner James Freeman Murl Cummins Juanita M. F. Cummins LeRoy Saxon Mary Frank Cummins Miss Hazel Howard Sherwood Rufus Cummins Walter Cummins Eva Heck Bentonville Grant Heck Wilson Creek South Orange Riverside Dan Brumfiel Oscar Vannatta Sallie Taylor John and Ambrose Elliott Quincy Elliott J. L. Ashworth Charles Neff A. Y. Neff’s Laura Backous Harold Eldon Walter Neff Lillie Chance Jesse Sherry George Jackson Chester Hawkins Clarence Jesse Thomas Alquina Lon Brumfiel’s Bertha Campbell Blanche and Clara Brumfiel Nelson Williams Wife Ossie Worster's Carl Elliott A. Y. Neff's Charles Worster Martinsville Trustee Safe Cokefair Julius Merman Elijah Elliott Metamora Clarence Jackson Riverside Literary Society Ben Brumfiel Chas. Keeler Lurton Goble Olver Brumfiel Melvin Lake John Falkert Locust Grove John W. Jobe Hannah Rollins Glenwood MT. Garrison Crandle Corbin Jin Lake Ollie Zimmerman Sherman Chowning Vhurman Young Lon Retherford Will Remy Jim Lake Lizzie Mitchell Inez Funk Dessie Lake J. O. Steele Cora Goble Cary Klipple Elsie Lake Sam Rowe Ernest Roberts and Son Will Franklin Claire Lake W. R. Lake A. J. Britt Alexander Riley Percy Reed Mildred R. T. Taylor Samuel Piper Miss Pearl Rigor John Lake John Rigor Sallie Jerman Oros Myer William Myer Bentley Lina Hornung John Strong Oma Mochwort David Wise William Keene Muel Moffett Laura Ostheimer Alfred and Joe Sample William Stoops, Jr William Clifford Brattain George Brattain Ethel Irene Halbut Metaroora Mr. Pence Hawkins Farm Simon Ostheimer Chas. Kennedy Waterloo Jack Thomas Jasper Lemon Ross Carter Roseburg John Jewell Huff Stagg Blooming Grove Josie Wilson Grace Brookville Calvin Chambers Mias Ora Alpine Emma Sutton Charlie Thomas Fred Perin Sherman Stevens Willard Hadley Will Matney C. W. Farrington Ain
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