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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1902
Page
6
All correspondence must reach the office by Monday evening to ensure its publication. The note alerts readers to a strict cutoff and emphasizes timely submissions.
Attendance at Grand Avenue M E Sunday school 140 with a collection of 32.72. Mr C B Barl extended visits to friends in Sikayette. Master Paul Moffett convalescing after pneumonia. Harrisburg school party gave a literary entertainment with a large turnout. Sunday school workers urged to enlist and support the master’s cause for a banner year.
Mrs. Mary Irwin visits her sister Mrs. Wikoff in town while Henry Dora plans to reside here. Tom Moore departs for Knoxville to make his future home. The gas company completed a new well before the cold season. Local services for Will Wright’s brother were attended by Lee Wright and wife. The Keating sale and other rumors spark town chatter as schools face discipline issues and residents comment on life and faith.
Lost four fine hogs advertised with a $5 reward for return or notice to J. M. Ross in Alquina. Riverside reports James Henry and wife buying barred Plymouth Rock stock. Mrs. Dan Braiiti visits Bentley. Mary Meclwain attends funeral of Little Ethel Sherwood. Dan Bromnel sells barred stock. Grace Stewart of Kansas City notes Mrs Moona Dickinson’s recovery in Payette County.
A G Hinchman and family visited relatives in Knights town over the weekend while Aunt Nicey Brown lies ill with pneumonia. Epic Short went to Waterloo after his father's death and funeral held Thursday. Chas Robinson George Henley and Garrett Gray spent Sunday in Fairview. Mrs Jack Manlove is in Connersville for her son Gilbert’s illness. Prof Martin spoke Sunday in an address described as interesting though detractive. Miss Althes Phomas is recovering from a several days illness. Bart Wilson of Connersville hauled capons to town last week, with owners earning 9 cents a pound.
A social evening at Nalltown on Friday January 21 proved successful both socially and financially. The weekend saw family gatherings at Low Drumfield’s with Oliver Unndley Julia Kelum James Ondlay and others. News includes the death of Little Ethel Ida Sherwood near January 21, 1902 and the funeral at the house conducted by Rev. Hedges with interment at Laurel Cemetery.
Local notes describe men buying clothes from Beeks and Kupge advertising with Sam and Charley, a wrestling surprise, and crowds flocking to Big clothes deals. It covers marriages, travels, harvest weather, farm orders from Parvis in Missouri, hunting misadventure, social gossip, and church missionary talk with Rev. McClain in Cincinnati.
Ella Knapp attended the Fairmount wedding of Harriet Finny and William Cary. A Ladies Aid Society play may be held soon. School held a two day experiment. roads are unusually good for winter. Several residents visited, including James Dennis, Mrs Beard, and Harry Dennis. Mrs Beeson and Theo Beeson traveled to Indianapolis for treatment. her condition shows improvement. A near fatal gas accident sickened Frank Cummins family but they recovered. Mrs Oldfield is reported very ill. Mr Murph resembles Cincinnati visitors.
Mrs John Matney of Conneraville visited HL C McLlwain and wife while Chas Smallwood sold a load of timothy hay to Rolland Murray. Mrs Kate Hendricks of Corinth Kentucky, visiting Richard Rowe, plans to visit another brother before returning home. More, Mo CP Medwai came from Rushville for late Mitchell Sherwood’s funeral. Karl Murray rents the blacksmith shop to display farm equipment. Gentree Pharo of Colnughs attends Novag Bros. Mrs Jake Futebol ill. GEVe to attend set a proof. Walter Culbertson kin near Indianapolis expected in Nashville soon. Newton May seeks help to saw wood. Mr and Mrs Lindale attended M F church. Jib Pike hosted a dance. Bro McClain of Cincinnati preached on Missions. Phrian da Borge rumored to have taken Robert Gamble’s place near Oranpre. Henrn Jones to sell property February 3. sale listing includes hay, pigs, and other items.
Friends from Peppertown Meta mora Laurel and Falmouth attended the funeral for Ethel Sherwood who died Tuesday evening. Rev Hedges led the services and interment took place in Laurel Cemetery.
Miss Clare Seere of Anderson is expected this week to visit her aunt Mrs Halverstein. Mrs Hulda Heim Hart of near Richmond will speak later at a public meeting the W.C.P. hopes to hold. Local items note sermons, approvals, and various community notes including a fatal scalding accident and dreamt perpetual motion tale.
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