Local Correspondence Notes From Weekend Activity
William O Re ar finished his corn husking Saturday. Joe Grey helps. Hub Thomas with his corn husking. Chas Thomas and wife visited Andy Suttles and family Sunday. Mrs Liszie Wright and son Charley visiting sister Mrs Campbell. Miss Bertha Campbell spent Saturday with Mrs Ed Mackleinan. Park Thomas butchered four hogs Wednesday. Mrs Lemons of Rosedale visited her daughter Mrs Park Thomas last week. Miss Frances Huber returned home Monday after a week with friends at Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O'Rear
Joe Grey
Hub Thomas
Chas. Thomas
Andy Suttles
Liszie Wright
Charley
Campbell
Bertha Campbell
Ed Mackleinan
Park Thomas
Lemons
Rosedale
Frances Huber
Richmond
Mt Zion regular preaching and social visits noted
WILSON CREAK reports next Sunday’s regular Mt Zion preaching. Local social visits include John Jones and wife from Columbia, Mr and Mrs Abernathy’s dinner guests Dan Broaddus and others, and several family check ins. An Elliott school road supervisor election is planned for next Saturday with Republican participation urged. Mrs Cecil Sefton, recently hurt at her mother’s home, has returned home. Lagoks winter has set in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Zion
John Jones
Columbia
Jane Corbin
Elliott
Cecil Sefton
Connersville
Eliza Elliott
Orville Hood
Wm. Corbin
GARRISON FALLS SOCIAL NOTES CLAIMS FAMILIAR DOINGS
Mrs. Omer Hadley is very ill with little hope of recovery. Hugh Gray of Rushville visited J. R. Gray and wife. Miss Migele Little spent time with her grandfather James Miller. Mrs. J. R. Cray hosted Mrs. Quincy Gray for dinner. Mrs. Otto Morris was guest of Ada Martin. John R. and Quincy Gray traveled to Indianapolis on business. Sept. Trusler visited Gray Robinson school. W. H. Tate attended Institute at Fairview. Mrs. John R. Gray and son Leslie spent Sunday with Mary Painter of Bunker Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer Hadley
Hugh Gray
Rushville
J. R. Gray
Migele Little
Gandfather
James Miller
J. R. Cray
Quincy Gray
Otto Morris
Ada Martin
John R
Indianapolis
Trusler
Gray-Robinson School
W. H. Tate
Institute
Fairview
John R. Gray
Aon
Leslie
Mary Painter
Bunkerhill
Beesons and Hankins social notes
Mrs. William Whipple spent Friday with home folks. Mrs. Van Crawford of Bentonville phoned on Otho Moffett Monday. Mrs. Charles Kennedy visited Mrs. Williams Whipple Monday. Miss Mabel Moffett spent Wednesday with Miss Ethel Brattain. The Mochworts and family visited Otho Moffett Sunday. Charlee Noll spent Friday with cousin George McFarren. Frank Simpkins and sister Mary called on Miss Bertha Archey Monday evening. Probasco Thomas and wife of Harrisburg visited Otho Moffett Sunday. Frank Wise and wife and daughter Mary Jeannette spent Sunday with Abe McFarren. Mrs. Herman Hilbert and sister Bertha spent Wednesday with Miss Ethel Brat t. Charles Kennedy and Mrs. Jonas visited Mrs. William Whipple Tuesday. Ethel Brattain and Mabel Moffett called on Mrs. Abner Whipple and Irene Halbut Thursday. Bertha Kerschner and Eth el Moffett called on Miss Thersia Williamson Sunday. Frank Kerschner and sisters Bertha and Beulah attended literary at Contention Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Whipple
van Crawford
Bentonville
Otho Moffett
Charles Kennedy
Williams Whipple
Mabel Moffett
Ethel Brattain
Edward Mochwort
Frank Simpkins
Mary
Bertha Archey
Probasco Thomas
Harrisburg
Abner Whipple
Irene Halbut
Bertha Kerschner
Ethel Moffett
Thersia Williamson
Frank Kerschner
Bertha
Beulah
Social Visit Notes From Maplewood and Nearby
Miss Mabel Moffett and Thorain Williamson joined by Dennison Kerr Alfred Sample and John Reed spent Sunday evening with Miss Ethel Brattain. Elbert Brattain and family of Maplewood visited Geo Brattain and daughter Ethel. Mrs Abner Whipple visited Mrs Charles Crouse Friday afternoon. Mrs Daisy Watt spent Saturday and Sunday with Melvin Archey and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Moffett
Thorain Williamson
Messrs
Dennison Kerr
Alfred Sample
John Reed
Ethel Brattain
Elbert Brattain
Maplewood
Geo. Brattain
Ethel
Abner Whipple
Charles Crouse
Daisy Watt
Melvin. Archey
Santa cheer and local social notices in brief
Local children look forward to Santa Claus as families share visits and gatherings. Several residents are mentioned visiting relatives and friends, with updates on illnesses and farm chores. Names include Worsham, Roots, Davis, Alexander, Binder, Bundrant, Paris, Michener, and McCrory among others inConnersville and surrounding areas.
Local social and church notes from Everton area
Everton community news covers visits by Mr and Mrs Sam Piper and other families to relatives, multiple callers including Cleve Campbell and Robert Taylor, and attendance at church events. It notes Rev Floyd finishing revival at Mt Zion and starting at Quakertown, Santa Claus visit to Ladies Aid, and upcoming rural carrier exam on January 4 with applications due December 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd
Mt. Zion
Quakertown Church
Mt. Carmel Visitors and Local Social Gatherings
Harry Goble his wife and daughter from Mt. Carmel visit relatives here and at Everton. Minnie and Alice Banning attend a literary meeting in Nulltown on Saturday night. Mrs. Roap Kingery and her son Everett of Fairfield were guests of KE Kingery and family on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Goble
Mt. Carmel
Everton
Minnie
Alice Banning
Nulltown
Roap Kingery
Everett
Fairfield
KE. Kingery
Brookville Visitors Attend Services And Circle Meeting
Harry Loper and family from Brookville join Pleas Loper as guests of Wm. Myer. Ireland church holds Sunday services December 22. Wm. Stoops and wife attend Blooming Grove services and visit Will Erb. Clem Grist and wife visit locally. Mission Circle December meeting at Mrs. Alma Lake with program including Invocation Scripture Reading Paper Selection and Theme Joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Loper
Brookville
Pleas Loper
Wm. Myer
Ireland Church
Wm. Stoops
Blooming Grove
Will Erb
Clem Grist
Mission Circle
Alma Lake
Taylor
Lake
Bramfiel
Rose
Local Brownsville Notes Conner & Beck to Open in February
The Brownsville area reports Conner & Beck will begin business in town about the first of February. Rufus Beck visits Kokomo and Logansport on a return trip home. C E Society held a program at CU church with Mrs Goldie Vernon leading. next Sunday Bertha Dales, L J Cully and wife, and Miss Bettie Spurrier are on the program. A funeral was held for Mrs Hester Bell in Pendleton. John Halcey, 55, who lived with his aunt near Brownsville, is missing. Brownsville I O O F officers named include Ed Watt N G Orlando Vernon VG Frank Winters R S George Maze FSD V Spivey Treasurer John Maze Trustee. Mrs Martha Boggs, 64, longtime resident, died of heart and stomach trouble. funeral Wednesday. Deaths also noted for Mrs Hester Boyd Bell, 85, widow of John Bell, buried near Browns ville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conner & Beck
Brownsville
Rufus Beck
Kokomo
Logansport
C. E. Society
C. U
Goldie Vernon
Bertha Dales
L. J. Cully
Bettie Spurrier
Hester Bell
Pendleton
John Halcey
Bettie Ridge
Cambridge City Lodge of Odd Fellows
Brownsville Lodge
Ed Watt
N. G
Orlando Vernon
Frank Winters
George Maze
V. Spivey
John Maze
Martha Boggs
Tell Boggs
Frank Hamilton
Muncie
Hester Boyd Bell
Alexander
Ind
John Bell
Shipment of liquor into dry territory test case
Forty packages containing twenty gallons of whisky and wine were sent to individuals in Franklin Indiana from Cincinnati firms but returned to avoid prosecution. Prosecutor Williams learned of the consignment and advised the express company not to deliver. He obtained the attorney general’s opinion and planned a test case to settle the law on liquor shipments into dry territory.
Cure Claimed for Hog Cholera By Bourbon Remedy
D C Scott of Avon Kentucky says Bourbon Hog Cholera Remedy cured his hog herd after other treatments failed and he reports multiple neighbor herds cured without losses. Edwards Murray Druggists sell in Connersville Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C. Scott
Avon, Ky
Edwards & Murray
Connersville
Indiana
Bourbon Poultry Cure touted by Kentucky farmer’s wife
Mrs. W. F. Heathman of Clintonville Kentucky reports Bourbon Poultry Cure as the only remedy that cured sick fowl after trying many others. The notice cites Edwarda Murray Drug Store in Wagonerville as the supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Heathman
Clintonville
Edwarda & Murray
Wneoraville
Fabian and Marjorie in a Chance Rescue at Brook Farm
Fabian, a meticulous man of habit, rescues a nameless girl from a muddy dogs’ pursuit on the Brook Farm road. Their meeting leads to a shared confession and a plan for recovery, as he narrates his orderly life and she reveals a petty theft with a wish for reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fabian
Carrayville
Brook Farm
Carlo
Plasza
Jack
London
Tatler
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Wilson
Steve White
Mame
Abernathy
J. E. Crandel
Dan Broaddus
Homer
John Williams
Bunkernill
Homer Williams
Orria
John Corbin
Wash Ball and Family
Sunoday
Paul Sanderson
Harry Daubinhire
Mrs. McKown
Lagoks
Garrison Falls
Beesons and Hankins
Charlee Noll
George McFarren
Frank Wise
Mary Jeannette
Abe McFarren
Herman Hilbert
Miss Bertha
Ethel Bratt
Jonas
Wiliam Whipple
Bunker Hill
Santa Claus
Lillian Worsham
Alice Worsham
Mabel
Cecelia Roots
Mr. Powers
Ochiltree House
Conneraville
James and
Wiley Smith
Wheeler Davis
Kate Moffett
Ola Davis
Amy
William Alexander
Dan Bundrant
Earl Alexander
Lizzie Welch
Ellen Waters
Russell
Mary McCrory
Essie
Alice
Norman Binder
Lawrence Brown
E. E. Paris
Ferguson
The
Ladies Aid Society
Jesse Michener
Edward Bundrant
Isaac Jobe
Quincy Tate
Edgar Petro
O. H. Alexander
Marcus Martin
Homer Caldwell
Sam Piper
Mrs
Emma _ Redick
Knightstown
Albert Sims
W. LD. Lake
E. R. Lake
Oros Myer
Fred Myer
Cleve Campbell
Robert Taylor
Fred Trusler
Mrs. Taylor
Fred
Grace Corbin
David Franklin
Willie Myer
John Dukate
Rocky Ford
Colorado
Henry Jerman
Anderson
Ladies Aid
W. O. Kerr
Brasil
Herria Murphy
Canton
Expres Company
M. M. Cunningham
Se Tudor
Marjorie Kershaw
Miss
Marjorie
Martha
Mr. X
Chic Record-Herald
London Saturday Review
Tommy
Tommy Tucker
Chicago Tribune
Exmoor
England
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Liverpool Mercury
Balestate
Freemont Jamison Block
Clifford
A. Rothermet
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