Warriors Degree Conferred on Five Candidates
Five candidates received the Warriors degree in Otonkah Tribe last night, namely E. V. Hawkins, J. B. Hughes, Charles Hardy, Allen Disborough, and Wm. G. Porter. Four applications for membership were filed. The event drew a good turnout and the work was performed with spirit. The Warriors and Braves of the Otonkahs vow a busy winter, with the Chief's Degree slated for Monday December 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EK. V. Hawkins
J. B. Hughes
Charles Hardy
Allen Disborough
Wm. G. Porter
C. of R
Amicably Settled Replevin Case in Justice Stone Court
The replevin suit McLaughlin v McGraw in Justice Clint Stone's court was amicably compromised before trial. In the Falmouth neighborhood, McGraw had sold Laughlin a buggy, and upon partial nonpayment McGraw repossessed it. The parties settled all arrearages and costs and Laughlin withdrew the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLaughlin Ve. McGraw
Clint Stone
Falmouth
McGraw
Laughlin
Mrs John Megee of Rushville Dies After Illness
Mrs John Megee prominent Rushville lady died Sunday at 3 30 am from stomach trouble. She was cousin of G C Florea. Survived by husband cashier at Rushville National Bank two daughters Della Megee and Mrs Sally Henley and son Edwin Megee. Funeral Tuesday at 1 30 pm, East Hill cemetery. many locals plan to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Megee
Rushville
G. C. Florea
Rushville National Bank
Della Megee
Sally Henley
Chicago
Edwin Megee
East Hill Cemetery
Sevral
Court opens with probate matters only in 10 day session
The circuit court opened this morning with Judge Gray arriving from Brookville. No grand jury session was convened as there was no business for them. Probate matters are the sole items handled in court while Boss Sparks, incoming circuit clerk, assists Clerk Chrisman in preparation for duties beginning next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit
Gray
Brookville
Boss Sparks
Chrisman
Rushville Regrets About Auditorium Opening Comment
A Rushville businessman told a Republican reporter the local theatre cannot compete with Connersville and that country patrons would attend more if priced like Indianapolis opera house attractions, suggesting attendance could triple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Connersville
Indianapolis
Pritchett’s Big Score Delights Indianapolis Sports Circles
Pritchett of the Connersville club and Indianap olis sports circles made a remarkable 257 in a shared ten-pin match at hoe dianapolis on a Saturday evening. Partner Frank Fox lost to Marshall Levey and W K Cooper, though the Indianapolis Star praised Pritchett for best individual work noting a reversal by his partner could have secured the series. John Creek and Gently of Orange were in the city shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoedianapolis
Pritchett
Connersville
Indianapolis
Frank Fox
Marshall Levey
W K. Cooper
Indianapolis Star
Contest Over Insurer Trustee Elections Seen in New York
Election day for New York Life Mutual Life Mutual Reserve Life Insurance and Equitable Life opened with three tickets in play at the company homes. Contests focus on control of New York Life and Mutual Life while courts may adjudicate disputed ballots and proxies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Life
Mutual Life
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Companies
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Equitable and Mutual Reserve
Nepolies
Morritots
Otto Koleos
Iaserance
Dickers
Administration
International Committee
United Committees
Sanuel Untermier
Bank failure halts business in Waynesburg following arrest
After the Farmers and Drovers National Bank closure, cashiers J B Rinehart was arrested in Philburg on false reports to the comptroller. A discrepancy of about 450000 was found, causing merchants to halt sales though depositors were reassured by Rinehart’s sufficient personal assets. The town estimates his net worth well over 1 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesburg
Pan
Dee
Farmers and Drovers National Bank
Philburg
J. BO FY Rinehart
Rinehart
Bishop McCabe Dying After Stroke In New York
Bishop Charles C. McCabe of the Methodist Episcopal Church is dying at New York Hospital after suffering apoplexy last Tuesday while en route to Philadelphia. He is seventy years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles C. McCabe
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hos
Pital
Philadelphia
Poisoned Vizal Family Deaths Spark Inquest
Chicago December 18 reports that at least two of the Vizal family died within months last year from poison. Herman BHUK, a fortune teller, is jailed on a charge of administering poison to enable the mother to collect life insurance. Examinations for polyon traces to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Vizal
Herman Bhuk
Hoosier Printing Co Awarded County Book Bid
The commission met in special session this afternoon to open bids for supplying books and stationery for county officers next year. Hoosier Printing Co of Muncie won with a bid of 9851.04, about 75 below the nearest rival. Other bids ranged from 950.04 by Hoosier Printing to 1520.84 by Sentinel Printing Co of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buf
Hoosier Printing Companys
Muncie
Floosier Printing Co
Vigquesney Primting Co
Terre Haute
Sentinel Printing Co
Indianapolis
Miss White to Wed Mr George Bonekamper in Springfield
Miss Daisy White formerly of Everton now living in Springflett Ohio will marry Wednesday at 4 oclock to Mr George Bonekamper of Dayton Ohio The ceremony will be at the bride’s brother in law Nathan Funderburg’s residence The couple will move to Denver where Mr Bonekamper will run the National Cash Register office The bride has taught at Springfield University and several relatives travel to Springfield for the wedding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy White
Everton
Springflett
Ohio
Welock
George Bonekauper
Dayton
Nathan Funderburg
Boneskamper
Denver
Col
Bonekamper
National Cash Register Co
Gypsies Cause Stir At Rushville Depot
The Rushville Republican reports a troupe of gypsies camping in the area for days caused a scene at a local depot. They appropriated a waiting room as a dressing room and lodging, while a woman and two children were seen briefly undressed. Station staff ordered the family to leave and the children were later kept waiting for warmer weather to bathe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Starrs Taken Home After Secret Marriage
Mr W G Starr and bride Theresa Doll, formerly Mrs. Theresa Doll, were driven home in Mounts car to Kase Connersville yesterday. Decorated carriage, bells, placards and ribbons drew surprised onlookers as they left St Gabriel’s church services, with friends offering congratulations and best wishes for their happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Gi. Starr
Theresa Doll
Kase Connersville
Howard Mont
Matiit
St. Gabriels Church
Heer
Mrs. Starr
Lost Only Child Edith Porter Dies at 13
Edith Porter, beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Porter, died this morning at home on Indiana Avenue after a week of illness from inflammatory rheumatism and heart disease. She was a member of Grand Avenue M. E. church. The funeral is set for Wednesday afternoon at Grand Avenue M. E. Church with Rev. E. K. Chambers officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith
Theodore Porter
Indiana Avenue
Christ
Grand Avenue M. E. Church
EK. M. Chambers
Final Settlement Notice in Jemison Estate Fayette Court
Notice of final settlement for the estate of Wilbur W. Jemison in Fayette Circuit Court December 1904 term. Hyatt L Frost as executor presents and seeks approval of a Med ia account and vouchers. Heirs creditors and legal representatives must appear January 9 1907 to show cause why the account should not be approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur WW. Jemison
Fayette
Hyatt L Frost
Wilbur W. Jemison
Witsikas
Fay
Alreuit Court
Connersville
Indiana
Hoalhert II
Chrirman
Isdeult
Fayette Circuit Court
News from Los Angeles Rain Delays and Travel Reflections
James Shera writes from Los Angeles that they arrived Friday night after a long journey, were tired but less anxious than anticipated, and that this is the third rainy day since arrival with only heavy showers rather than a downpour like Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Shera
Los Angeles
Indiana
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Hoosier Printing CO
Fayette County
Miss White
MR. and
Mrs. W. G. Starr
Mr. Mount
Angeles
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