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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1910
Page
9
Women with disorders specific to their sex are advised to write to Dr. Pierce for free expert guidance. He claims decades of experience in women’s diseases and treats letters as confidential. He argues most examinations are unnecessary and should be avoided except in rare cases.
A mix of social visits and family updates from Connersville and Everton Indiana. Neighborhood residents attend gatherings, services, and honor roll news. upcoming events include Fayette County Farmers Institute Women’s Day on February 21 1911 and related meetings.
Neva Turner of Cincinnati visited NULLEOWN from Saturday to Monday. Mrs. Richard Rowe spent Wednesday in Connersville. Oliver Davis of Connersville was here between trains Friday. Mrs. Jap Davis returned Monday to Muncie after a ten day visit. Mrs. Elizabeth Wright and her son Charley visited A D Brumfiel’s family. Mrs. Dallas Pierce visited her daughter Mrs. Oscar Kinnis. Olive Crawley of Bear Creek and her children stay with her parents James and Mrs. May this week. Uhl and Snider Co shipped two cars of wheat and one car of shelled corn from this station last week. Mr. and Mrs. Omer Garrison traveled to Connersville Saturday.
Radcliffe of Vincennes wed at the Obd Park Baptist church as the couple kept a Saturday noon and Sunday morning schedule. The column also notes hospitalities, a postcard shower for Mildred Sherwood, a funeral for Mrs. Miller of Bentonville, and further social visits and relatives in the area.
Mr. and Mrs. Oris Myer spent Sunday at Fairfield visiting their grandson the Naylor. Mrs. Hannah Silvey is visiting her children in Connersville.
Bro. Stencill led services at the Christian church Saturday and Sunday. Frank Dye traveled to Connersville between trains Friday. Homer Williams hauled baled straw to Connersville Saturday. J. N. Williams and wife from Columbia visited Homer Williams’s family Sunday. Harvey Bean and daughter Tressie joined Joe Stevens’s family near Laurel. Celia Payne visited her parents Vern and wife at Garrison Creek Saturday and Sunday. Frank Dye and wife were guests later. Henry Avers and wife of Brownsville spent the weekend. TOM. Btaword eri Tore: Neal at wattle too Cleaver Vedio ueksenpg Monday of Benkerhill, Moffett. Ditr ipped hows from this station to ameinnati, Monday.
Funeral attendance for Mrs Skennedy at Blooming Grove and a string of visits and gatherings around Everton. Local residents, visits to relatives, farm moves, and a probate era social scene noted with families like the Pipers Griffiths and the Lida Ellis clan. A. R. Wildridge erects a cemetery monument as community life continues.
The Hinsman house hosted a pleasant evening with a fruit and grain themed decor and national colors. A literary and musical program impressed about thirty five guests, followed by guessing games and refreshments. The next gathering will be hosted by Mrs. W Saxon.
The NY Central president, once a railroad man, says he plans to retire soon and return to farming. He owns a Iowa farm with a Percheron stud and aims to breed top heavy draft horses. He recalls starting as a Carroll County Illinois farm lad forty years ago and cites rehabilitating abandoned lands near the line in New York for renewed productivity.
A lion aboard a steamer triggers a frenzied mutiny of decks officers. Captain Friederich and a sole unarmed quartermaster defend against the animal until it leaps overboard after gunfire and the ship barrels away.
The death of a long time Blooming Grove resident, born near Metamora on February 5th, is reported. She was a daughter of John L. and his wife, lived much of her life in Blooming Grove, had seven children including Jasper L. Kennedy and John K. Kennedy, and was an active Methodist member. Her husband and many relatives were at her bedside.
A lengthy report describes Ernest E Jones facing grand larceny allegations over hogs cattle and related stock from his Lyons Station farm. The article notes that J B Jones Jr left the property and that Cort Troxell Charles Mc Daniel and attorney Ruben Conner pursued missing stock, with a suspect car shipment confirmed from Lyons Station. The case ties into earlier family disputes and a failing wood devices venture linked to Jones.
Mrs. Amos Miller of Falmouth died at her home after a ten week illness. Survived by husband, a daughter Mrs. Ruby French, a brother Harry Jackson of Rushville, and other relatives. Funeral Saturday at 10 am at Bentonville Christian church, with burial in Bentonville cemetery.
A contested temperance remonstrance filed by T. P. Rockefeller estate argues that signatures included nonresidents and repeated names from three years ago. Temperance supporters say more names could have joined. liquor advocates claim renewal failures and nonresidents taint the list. The case is set for review before commissioners next week in Laurel township.
A message from Ray FL Hant of the North Atlantic Squadron U S Navy reports arrival at Brest France. All aboard are well and in good spirits after a rough voyage. They plan to depart December 7 for Gravesend England and hope to tour the world.
In an odd old tale cited from Atlanta the man Bremnan faced debt and pawned his coffin after buying it cheap for reuse. He had previously acquired the coffin at a bargain but needed money and turned it over to a pawnbroker today.
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