NoTron Publication Deadline Noted for Correspondence
The office sets a Monday evening deadline for all correspondence to secure timely publication.
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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1906
Page
6
The office sets a Monday evening deadline for all correspondence to secure timely publication.
The Contention Literary society plans a diverse program with dialogues recitations songs and music and invites all who are not intoxicated to participate. Local residents including Jesse Smith Ed Trosler William F. Harlan and Charlen Williams are mentioned in daily activities and market movements.
Perry Cully receiving four nieces as a Christmas gesture. Multiple local residents and families marked the holidays with visits, church activities, and Christmas dinners. Notables include Miss Emma Suttop closing school for holidays, weddings and engagements near Connersville, and various calls on neighbors during the season.
NULLTOWN reports Joe Moster doing business in Laurel on Monday. Mrs. S J Murray visited Bert Murray and wife in Connersville last week. Mrs. B B Fisher shopped in Connersville Tuesday. Sherman Reed and wife came to help due to his father in law Oliver Davis illness. Anson F Buckley called on friends Thursday. Mrs. Ema McKeoun returned from Harrison Ohio Thursday. Mrs. James Garvin and children visiting sisters in Connersville. George Ward James May Riley Stevens Sian Handley and Gus Welch rode to Connersville Saturday. Neva Warner of Cincinnati spending holidays with home folks. Tony Smith, formerly with Geo Cain, returned to Brookville Saturday. Earl Jackson and sister visiting relatives in Metamora. Walter Wright spending week with father Jesse Wright in Brookville.
Riverside notes Christmas and holiday visits among Jacksons and neighbors. Families travel from Indianap lis and Connersville to gather with relatives near Metamora and at the Jackson homestead. Funeral attendance and homecomings mark the season with wishes for a merry Christmas and bright New Year.
Warren Allison and wife spent Christmas with her mother in Cincinnati. Chas Kelil senior of Muncein visits his son in town. Ebner E Stevens of Indianapolis is home for Christmas. Santa Chivas grew a tree at Louis Mathey’s last Monday. A Wells Stevens was in Connersville on the 24th to consult Santa Claus and warned him not to hitch his deers to the racks in Laurel for fear Lou Matney would steal and hide them.
M. F. Cummins and daughter from Cummins Corner will visit relatives in Owen county Kentucky for about one week starting Sunday morning. Cummins is known as a great sportsman and local reports hint at an upcoming hunting trip report next week.
Henry Medtee Orange and wife settle with Roy Murphy and family. Mayiue Heci spends holidays in Cottersville. A notable jer an Was relie dored by Chiesehook last Friday afternoon. Many parents and friends attend. Harry Stewart works in Ruste ville. J. W. Sparks visits Connersville Saturday. Ls. Hunt and wife travel to Indianapolis Sunday to see relatives.
Glendwood residents report a mail carrier with his wolf and dog passing through Friday enroute to Washing ton. Miss Ruby Reese assists at Keverton drug store during holidays. Clarence Hall traveled to Carthage to visit Miss Addison on Sunday. Mrs. Walton plans moving to Hamilton Ohio this week. Mrs. Joe Baker progresses slowly. Rev Gillespie of Rushville left the MLE church pulpit Sunday night. Chas Hall of Connersville and John Hall of Falmouth NY visited relatives here. Mrs Minnie Stewart of Connersville spent Friday with her mother.
The community gathers for the funeral of Samuel Smallwood in Connersville. Relatives from Lyons Station Wabash and Indianapolis attend while Mrs Mary Neff and others are noted as ill or unable to come. Reverend Haysche conducts the service.
Miss Beatrice Mitchell visited Dublin for two weeks and will spend the holidays with Dr. Mitchell. Several locals plan holiday visits, birthdays were celebrated, and social events urged from Rebekah lodge. Santa visited, and Christmas greetings extended to Times-News readers.
Fairview notes the Star Entertainers canceled their Falmouth Hall appearance Monday evening due to one member's illness. Epworth League officials had expected a full house under their management. Rev. H. M. Hawthorne completes his third year as pastor and moves to a new field of labor.
The community held Christmas and holiday activities with school closings and teacher treats. Ministers Rev. Grias and Rev. E L Frazier spoke at services. families and students hosted visits from Prof Everett Clifford, Miss Lola Gibbs, and others. Guests from Anderson, Indianapolis, Columbus, and Connersville joined relatives in festive gatherings and travel home for New Year.
City Inspector Willian Phenim inspects wagon scales citywide and finds most accurate though some are off. He works on platform and other scales in business houses as testing devices arrive. A few locals complain of meddling and fees while others support his duties amid Christmas visits and local notices.
A prominent Indiana coal dealer warned that a severe ten to fourteen day cold spell could trigger a fuel famine. He cited inadequate transportation and limited mine operation, with car shortages and canceled contracts leaving towns statewide facing dwindling coal stocks and potential shortages if cold worsens.
Indianapolis reports officers of the Indiana Manufacturers and Shippers association discovered a renowned railroad manager sought membership. The group plans a strict purge to exclude any with railroad ties, aiming to include most state manufacturers and shippers by the legislature’s start.
Clinton Indiana December 22 Leo Harrington a lineman fell from a telegraph pole while working and sustained injuries likely to cause death authorities reported.
A New Castle church rummage sale drew shoppers with marked down prices. A cloak bought for 20 dollars at a regular shop was mispriced at 75 cents by a new clerk, then disappeared and was later found after an hour of searching and explaining.
Market quotes from local dealers cover grain and hay prices and hogs cattle and sheep ranges. Prices list ranges for hay timothy clover straw hogs cows steers heifers sheep and lambs with reported high low values across sections.
Chicago markets report daily receipts with hogs at 22 000 and top price 6 37, cattle 19 000 steady, sheep 21 000 steady. Wheat corn oats and pork futures show mixed open and settle figures for December and May contracts with prices around 74 to 60s for wheat and soy-like readings for corn and oats.
Special Judge Hanan holds that social and lodge clubs operating buffets on coupon tickets and selling intoxicants without a state license are illegal. The Goshen case against the Elks steward results in judgment against the steward and chief, with appeal to the Supreme Court. The ruling labels many clubs as guilty, signaling broad statewide impact.
Miss Eva Campbell who has aided the Joseph department store for seven weeks retires this evening and goes home to Harrisburg. Mr and Mrs John F Reed and their son Paul will have Christmas turkey with Mr and Mrs E I Chance at Alpine.
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