Northeast Corner Social Notes and Visitors
Arrived too late for last week. Mrs. Wm. Berkhiser is improving slowly. Misses Lalu and Zaboa Wood visited their aunt Lon Horst of Maplewood from Thursday to Saturday and attended the Street Fair. Miss Leota Watt spent the weekend with Mattie Fiant. Miss Adah Bell stayed with Daisy and Bertha Archey over Saturday night and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Berkhiser
Lalu
Zaboa Wood
Lon Horst
Maplewood
Everton Church Notes and Local Social
Rev Anderson preached a fine sermon to a small congregation. L M Lake and family have improved after illness. Mrs Ed Veatch visited her sister-in-law Mrs M Lake last Thursday. Mary McPherron stayed several days with Mire Mame Backhouse. Sallie Jerman is better. Roscoe Dukate and wife visited Jobe Dukate’s family. Vola Young of Alynina visited last week with Supt Charlie White. Charles Masteara returned from Marion where he attended school. Grace Jorman also returned from Danville. Madge Sprague of Piqua, Ohio visits grandmother Elizabeth Perdine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Lake
Ed Veatch
M. Lake
Charles Masteara
Marion
Acho
Grace Jorman
Danville
Madge Sprague
Piqua, Ohio
Elizabeth Perdine
Doorway to a Rural Week of Social Visits and News
In Arkansas vicinity Mr Bird cleans organs this week and Mr Clint Chance shows a new buggy. Many attend memorial services in Alguina and Farrffield. Families host and visit, Epworth League delegates are named for Rushville, and community guests frequent Everton and Mt Zon as rainfall slows farm work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird
Arkansas
Clint Chance
Alguina
Farrrfield
Robert Taylor
Ure
Fred Myer
Olver F
Myr
Walter Scntt
Will Lake
Missea Grace Jerman
Daisy White
Dstrict Epworth League
Rushville
Alpine Guests and Local Visits Highlight Week
Miss Carria Stevens Pearls Stevens and Daisy Thomas visited Alpine guests of Alre J F Cotton and daughter in Columbia and Connersville. Visitors Friday include Gladys Perin Nancy Gray to Vivian Stone. Local travel includes Edna Ringery from Blooming Grove visiting E P Garrison. A storm damaged Tom Harry’s east side house. Kinoma Ditriyona seeks no litiching. funeral attendance noted for William Seal’s mother in Connersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carria
Pearl Stevens
Daisy Thomas
Qvonnersville
Alre
J. F. Cotton
F. C. Bryson
Columbia
Connersville
Carrie
Gladys
Elith Perin
Nancy Gray
Vivian
Charlie Stone
Edna Ringery
Blooming Grove
E. P. Garrison
E. P. Graves
Marshall Benedict
William Seal
Consersville
Waa
Seal Fol
al Stone
Lgbbuing
Reverend Anderson Leads Epworth League Installation
Wilson Creek notes say Reverend Anderson preached an interesting sermon Sunday morning and installed the new officers of the Epworth League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Epworth League
Fairview Notes on Local People and School Plans
Everett Clifford and wife and Arthur and Albert Jeffray returned from Marion Thursday. Ernest Jeffrey will lead Bentonville school this gaming term. S R Smiley moved to Hamilton county Ohio where Mrs Lavey will visit relatives until Mr Smiley returns from the west. Stella Franklin from Damascus India conducted a series of talks at Ben Davis Creek church and will speak here Wednesday night. Sunday school children plan to observe Children’s Day with evening exercises. Otis Garr and Prof Alf Hal are repairing A G Hinchman’s residence. Ice cream social at Raleigh was a success. Phenia Hunt from nearby Conneraville visited Mrs Reese and entered Valparaiso Normal to train for primary work in Glenwood next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Clifford
Arthur
Albert Jeffray
Marion
Ernest Jeffrey
Bentonville
Jeffrey
Haveng
S. R. Smiley
Hamilton County
Qaio
Lavey
Smiley
Denver
Howard
Mise Stella Franklin
Damaso
India
Ben Davis Creek Chaurch
Misa Phenia Hunt
Conneraville
Reese
Valparaiso
Glenwood School
Bentley William Myera Host a Driving Horse Event
Bentley and Myera will host a driving horse event Thursday night attracting local enthusiasts and curious spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Myera
Local families host visits and gatherings in Comnereville area
Ward Loper stayed with cousin Herbert Grist last week. Several youths attended a surprise party at Elisha Lingher's home on Wednesday. Miss Mashette Loner of Fairfield visited her aunt Mrs. Teary Myers for several days. Hazel Habu spent time at home last week. Bert Laebagen worked for Charlie Muhle today. Khisha Hughes and family visited Mrs. Sared Me Whorter in Blooming Grove. Mrs. John Banning and Mrs. W. H. Myers visited Mrs. Acnva Grist Monday afternoon. Elisbs Myers and wife visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnston Sunday. T. E Curry and family spent Sunday with Allison Loper and family in Fairfield. Mrs. Walter Fields and children from near Connersville visited her parents Clem Grist and wife. Matilda Grist accompanied grandmother home for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ales
Mes
Misa Mashette
Fairfield
Mra Teary Myers
Hazel Habu
Bert Laebagen
Charlie Muhle
Tonday
Khisha Hughes
Sared Me Whorter
Blooming Grove
John Banning
W. H. Myers
Acnva Grist
Elisbs Myers
Arthur Johnston
T. E Curry
Allison Loper
Fairtied
Walter Fields
Connersville
Clem Grist
Matilda Grist
Ths Place
Noah Hood
John Carr
East Side
Richard Uttar
Wifa
Ice cream and strawberry supper at town hall
The Christian Endeavor invites all to an ice cream and strawberry supper at the town hall on Thursday night, June 11. Various locals hosted gatherings and visits described, including Miss Nail sod Stel Moora with friends, Dolph Faroute’s surprise gathering, and an extended family visit near Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Endeavor
Lyons Station Memorial Service Announcement
The unveril of Quincy Sutton attracted a large crowd. Rev. Roy L. Brown delivered two forcible sermons at the Christian church. J J Hewler, aged 89, has recovered from a pneumonia siege and expects to live many more years. A memorial service for P O S of A is planned for Sunday afternoon June 14 with addresses by G R and F I Barrows, plus choir and Glenwood Band music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Sutton
Roy L. Brown
Christian Church
Theng . R.’s
Will Assset
F. I. Barrows
Glenwood
Local Notes From Nulltown and Nearby Areas
Wm McCarthy sold wheat to Geo Cain and loaded it at this station last week. Marion Geable from the east side did business here Saturday. Camp Comfort campers moved to higher ground due to high water. Bottorff returned Friday to his Clark county home after three weeks away. Jake and Jobo Fritz of Laurel returned Sunday after visiting their sister here. Burl Pika left for Kanakakee Ills Wednesday after weeks with relatives. Elythe Ogdan of Connersville visits Chas Oxden and family. Mr and Mrs Chas Schlagel and children of near Glenwood visited John and Mattney Sunday. Oscar Ennis and wife welcomed a daughter since Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm McCarthy
Geo. Cain
Mr. Bottorff
Clark County
Jake
Jobo Fritz
Laurel
Burl
Pika
Kankakee
Elythe Ogdan
Connersville
Chas. Oxden
Chas. Schlagel
Near Glenwood
John Matney
Riverside Social Roundup from Metamora to Alpine
Miss Ella Jackson of Metamora returned home Monday after a week with her sister Mrs Chester Hawkins. W T Harra and wife were Sunday guests of Sherman Limpus at Alpine. Will Lockhart and wife of Conpereville visited Dan Bramfield on Sunday afternoon. Lafe Myers and his date were out driving Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Jackson
Metamora
Chester Hawkins
W. T. Harra
Sherman Limpus
Alpine
Will Lockhart
Conpereville
Dan Bramfiel’s
Lafe Myers
Rushville Notes and Local Happenings
Mrs A Y Neff spent last week at Rushville and returned home. Her daughter Hattie saw her grandson arrive Saturday. Farmers fear rains kept them out of the fields as corn remains high. A. Y Neff hosted Rev Rav Anderson at Mt Zion for dinner. Community members plan decoration exercises in Connerville on June 14. Lon Bramfield and Oliver Brayford made a Glenwood business trip Saturday. June sun hoped to stay for weed fighting. Mt Zion Epworth League delegates Anna Pumphrey Nellie Grubb attend Rushville convention. Oliver Bramfield joy as fair admirer visited locally. Tom Harra and wife escaped injury when a storm damaged their house with lightning and a brick chimney, stove pipe, and soot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Y. Neff
Rushville
Hattie
Anderson
Mt. Zion
Hera
Connersville
Lon Bramfie
Oliver
Glenwood
Anna Pumphrey
Nellie Grubb
Loss payment received for wind storm damage in Hawkinsville
We certify receipt from Continental Fire Insurance Company through Fleming & Son for full loss payment on our dwelling affected by wind storm. The Continental is acknowledged as correct. Winuras Exxtorr Autee Exuior Hawkinsvilla Ind.
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Continental Fire Insurance Company
Fleming & Son
The
Continental
Winuras Exxtorr
Autee Exuior
Hawkinsvilla
Ind
Continental Lueurance Company
Ofice of Fleming & Son, Agante
Community Notes From Columbia and Nearby Areas
Daily life items from Columbia including social visits Mrs S E Thomas and family East Connersville. Noah Hood and John Carr. Henry farms busy in corn fields after rain. K of P lodge to observe memorials June 21 at 2 pm. I O O F decorated graves. Stella and Reasie Peck visit Rushville. Fred Parin back to Connersville work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Thomas
Wil Thomas
East
Connersville
K. of P. Lodge
Chas. Thomas
Howard
Wesley Handley
Sherman Limons
Laura Limona
Alpine
Insurance claim settled for wind storm damage
The Continental Life Insurance Company paid in full for wind storm damage to a barn and dwelling. Settlement processed through Fleming & Son agency without issues. The company is described as all right.
License Notice to Sell Liquor in Connersville Ward
Notice to ecitizens that Herman Schroeder will apply to the County Board of Commissioners at the next session starting July 1, 1908 for a license to sell and allow drinking of liquor on premises described as a room on the first floor of the brick building at No 522 Central Avenue, Connersville, Second Ward. Schroeder seeks authority to sell spirituous vinous and malt liquors in quantities no less than a quart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connersville
Hayvette
Indiana
Herman Schroeder
Board of Commissioners
Offayette
Conner
Connersville Township
Krayette County
State of
Central Avenue
Said
Anid Central Avenue
Lojane
Herman Sciproedelk
Nerve Pills Promised to Restore Life Energy
An advertisement touts Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills as a cure for fatigue nervousness dizziness and low vitality. Mrs. A. Jordan of Connersville Indiana testifies the pills steady nerves boost energy and ambition after one box. Sold for 50 cents a box with the doctor’s portrait on package from Buffalo New York dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Chase
A. Jordan
Grand Ave
Connersville
Ind
McKennan & Son
A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
M. D
Republican boom season in Indiana politics grows before state convention
Indiana Republicans begin airing presidential and lieutenant governor hopefuls as a wide field forms for the Indiana state convention. A. P. Newby and W. W. Lambert are noted contenders, with Fremont Goodwine and Senator Walter Ball also mentioned. Charles Welman warns on sequestered taxes and ferret pay disputes. Hundreds of traveling T P A delegates arrive for the national meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
A. P. Newby
Knightstown
Gilbert
W. W. Lambert
Columbus
Fremont Goodwine
Wil Hamsport
Walter Ball
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Zerain
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Bridgeport, Ind
Ea Ale
Norier
Everton
Hirs
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Mire
Mame Backhouse
Sallie Jerman
Roscoe Dukate
Jobe Dukate
Biss Vola Young
Alynina
Charlie White
Herbert Limpus
Ed Snider
Ware Gnasta
Ed Mibott
Sanday
Clifford Stella
Bear Creek
Bisuiehe Robinson
Chuch
Ag Hset
Jess Ashworth
Family
Wxsbh Ball and Family
Epworth Lesagne
Steva White
Nelle Grubb
Anna Pamphrey
Dale Gates
Mt. Zon
Wm. Callahan
Addie Handley
Geotleman
Your City
Cliff Stelle
Mande Williams
James F. Cotton
Ednn Brown
Will Brown
Clif Mason
Dublin
Will Pike
Frank Simone
Getthing Along
David Alderson
Old Followa Lodge
Misa Kinoma
Peail Stevens
Fayettaville
Aee Will May and Wife
Wilson Creek
Enater
Indianapolis Business University
Aize
J. Heeb
Pennsylvania Se
Fairview
Otis Garr
Prof
Alf Hal
A. G. Hinchuan
Raleigh
Bentley
Ward Loper
Comnereville
Herbert Grist
Elisha Lingher
Wedienday
Misses Nail Sod Stel Moora
R. P. Bowen
Dolph Faroute
Ralph Bowen
Maury Tuttle
Lola Barker
Mira
Sarah Stewart
H. W. George
Jap Hezer
Lyons Station
Nulltown
Marion Geable
Camp Comfort
Oscar Ennis
Riverside
Penny Roy
Os Chichester
Stampa
Pentimoniale
Hr Landiens
Latier
Ree
Biedioon
Charles Welman
Sullivan
Weleman
Welccome
Durbin
Rockwalter
the Empire
Eddie Santry
Hugh McPadden
Je G. Thomas
Muncie
el Paso
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Pierce Hammond
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