Local Folks Gather for Visits and Baseball Slugfest
Mrs Ethel McGraw of Falmouth spent last Thursday with family. The whooping cough raid hits the neighborhood with Mer dade Archey and Mr Jim Cox families affected. Longwood Base Ball team loses opener to All Stars of Commersville. next game vs Falmouth promised Sunday. Ed Vasbinder sold hogs to Mr Combs of Glunwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel McGraw
Falmouth
Mer Dade Archey
Jim Cox
James Orbiltree
John Gibbs
Relpl Davison
Bryne
Flat Rock
Jennie Rees
Manvie
Arnold Martin
Longwood
All Stars
Commersville
Longwood Boys
Ray Wikoff
J. W. Gibbs
Zane
Lyda Hall
Ed. Vasbinder
Mr. Combs
Glunwood
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Rural Notes
Mrs Clair Lake travels to Connersville and returns with her mother Mrs Flora Murphy. Rushville and Connersville residents are hosted by Amos Sherwood and wife. Fence work continues in Rush County by Richard Rowe and son Clarence and Alex Lynn. Various visits and gatherings span east side households, Laurel, Dublin and Kokomo connections, with multiple family events and local travel mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Lake
Connersville
Flora Murphy
Mesdames
M. F. Mellwain
Rushville
M. M. Mellwain
Amos Sherwood
Richard Rowe
Clarence
Alex Lynn
Rush County
A. M. Edwards
Ella Lair
Clarence Edwards
East Side
Falkert
John
Laurel
Lizzie Wright
Charlie
D. Bruiliel
Charlie Davis
Edwards
Kokomo
M. Edwards
Mike Ayers
Jonathan Ayers
Columbia
Harr
Canties Wishime Tale of Chacties Cottier
In a fragmentary report a name Cottier appears alongside Tirana and a place reference. The unreadable text hints at a local event or notice but lacks clear actions or outcomes. Further readable details are needed to determine the exact incident or posting.
Lyons Station gossip and nuptials noted in town
Reuben Conner of Connersville attended events in Lyons Station with Mr Reid Mors and others. Several residents spent time in Indianapolis to see balloons. Nuptials of Miss Estella Bicard and Curtis Scholl announced for June 16 at the Bicard home. Memorial services planned at Brown's Grove. A miscellany shower for Curtis Scholl planned by Messrs Me stey and Leake Schell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Conner
Connersville
Reid Mors
George Jankins
Perry Stelle
Newt. Gruell
Plainlieu
Madwitt Statley
I. OM. Riges
Indianapolis
Albert Walker
Kh. Ki. Rives
Jd. M. Ries
Bussie Riggs
Alfred Miller
Near Liberty
Catherine
Mina White
Alpha Fisher
Wittenberg College
Estella Bicard
Curtis Scholl
Charles Gise
Ed Williamson
Anna Sutton
George Walker
David Junk
Bessie Rives
Cora Sutton
Todianapolis
Messrs
Mstey
Leake Sehell
Curtis Selioll
Everton Bazaar and Local Visits Highlight Community News
An all day bazaar at Cormiersville in Luking's shoe store tops the Everton notices. Local families including Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bields and their son visited Mesa Wield's father Jotherson Warner. Mrs. Lizzie Myer and children spent time at Rhoomiine Grave with the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mro
Otto Bields and Son
Satunday
Mesa Wield
Jotherson Warner
Lizzie Myer
Dade Plitis
Fall Creek Society Notices Report Local Travel and Visits
Bryson and wife were in town Thursday. Earle Harper and Emma Jonas attended the recommencement at Orange Wednesday evening. Alex Lyon returned Friday from Rush County where he aided Mr. Rowe. Ott Otter and family visited with Harry Perin and wife Sunday. Taylor Simpson assists George Messersmith with farm work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YC. Bryson
Earle Harper
Emma Jonas
Orange
Alex Lyon
Rush County
Mr. Rowe
Ott Otter
Harry Perin
Taylor Simpson
George Messersmith
Community Notes of Guests and Visits
Blooming Grove residents Mamie Maley and daughter Velma from Bentley hosted by Mr. and Mrs. BE Powers. Laurel visitors Mr. and Mrs. Flom Hickman hosted by Mrs. Jennie Sherwood. Lucy Wilson and Hallie Swift visited Ever ton friends Monday. Church attendance and meals referenced. several names noted including Mrs. Sol Atuchersen, Alice Bathing, Lola Navier, and Mrs. ALS White with local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abs. Mamie Maley
Velma
Bentley
BE. Powers
Lucy Wilson
Hallie Swift
Everton
Dr Shoop's Restorative Advertisement Claim
Don’t drug the Stomach or stimulate the Heart or Kidneys. It warns that weak nerves need help and promotes Dr Shoop's Restorative as a remedy. The note says to vitalize inner nerves and recover health, and that it is sold by Lewis Ashworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bncep
Shoop
Faultless Mi-o-na Prescription Promises Quick Cures
A distorted ad boasts Mi-o-na as a faultless stomach remedy from Green Bros. claiming to cure all stomach diseases with a money-back guarantee. It highlights relief from sour stomach belching heartburn and biliousness and targets readers with dramatic before and after claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Green Bros
The
Evening News
Joel Railsback Exonerated in Wayne County Case
Grand jury examined about thirty witnesses and recommended Railsback be discharged after he killed two men in a line fence feud. No indictment was returned and Sheriff ordered his release. Court praised jury. Railsback reacted emotional but uncharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
Richmond
Alexander
Raymond Meek
Joel Railsback
Knex
Kailsback
Eithoufia Tauriar
Ile
Reward Offered for Napoleon Autobiography Papers
A reward is offered for information leading to the recovery of documents and biographical writings about Napoleon the Great once in Colonel Lehmanowsky’s possession before his death near Sellersburg Indiana around 1856. He served as Napoleon’s aide de camp and traveled to America where he lived near Centerville Knightstown Corydon and Raveville. The papers are highly valuable and could complete Napoleon’s autobiography once found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Debaw
Lelotiuowsky
Napoleon the Great
Lehmanowsky
Centerville
Sellersburg
Jeffersonville
Napoleon
France
America
Indiana
Ville
Wkniehtstown
Corydon
Raveville
West Twenty-fifth Street
New York
Tee
Decoration Day for Odd Fellows Observed by Fayette and Guttenberg Lodges
The Fayette and Guttenberg Odd Fellows lodges held their annual decoration day services Sunday afternoon with about two hundred members at their hall. Led by Mantove's band they marched to the cemetery and decorated sixty six graves with flowers, two additional bouquets placed on every grave. At the cemetery Tlarry Bo Peni of Reehburoud, clerk of Wastrecotta, delivered a tribute praising the event and the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette and Guttenberg
Odd Pellows
Mantove
Odd Bellows
Tlarry Bo Peni
Reehburoud
Wastrecotta
Penus
Bitueett
Hoosiers Schedule Saturday Game Against Maxwell-Briscoe
Weekday games are a new plan by Hoosiers manager Guy LaRue to boost attendance as Sunday matches falter. The first Saturday match features Maxwell-Briscoe of New Castle arriving at 2 50 with fans and the Maxwell-Briscoe band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy LaRue
Hoosiers
Aspiach
Maxwell-Briscoe
New Castle
Krell
Maxwell- Briscoe
Indianapolis
Mrarwin
Notice to Clinton Lindsey in Fayette Circuit Court
Non-resident defendant Clinton Lindsey is notified to appear at the Fayette Circuit Court in Connersville Indiana on October term, to answer the quiet title complaint filed by Forest A Brooks against William Cook et al. Affidavit confirms Lindsey's non residency and failure to appear risks judgment in absence. Clerk Willard H Spares seals the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Fayette County
Payette
Forest A. Brooks
William Cook
Walter KE. Smith
Clinton Lindsey
Fayette
Connersville
Ind
Seale
Willeard
Spares
Yiune
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