Local and Personal News from June 20 1908
Harold and Eldon Rusler spend two weeks in Indianapolis at grandmother Mrs Hester Roberts home. Mrs Perry Miesner of Indianapolis has returned home after visiting her brother Dave Chrisman and family. Dave Chrisman and wife visited friends at Blooming Grove. Mrs Arthur Jeffrey, visiting her parents Mr and Mrs John P Nelson west of Hawkins, returns to Forest Hill Indiana with her sister Miss Trady Nelson as guest. Claude Ellard of Birmingham Alabama visiting Harlan in nearby city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold and
Eldon Rusler
Indianapolis
Hester Roberts
Perry Miesner
Dave Chrisman
Fanny
Blooming Grove
Arthur Jeffrey
John P. Nelson
Hawkins
Forest Hill
Indiana
Trady Nelson
Claude Ellard
Birmingham
Alabama
Das
Harlan
Orhie City
Lewis
Tosdas
Miv
Daniel Brown
Mary Noblitt
Blanche Turner
Columbius
Ind
Nora
Grace Troop
Oma
Claude Sehellors
Morristown
Frank Lyers
Dauugheter
Klara
Couney
Daniel Sherry
Bile Sherry
Everton
IT. J. Foster
Orris Ludlow
Evelyn Gordon
Joe Foster
Sam Brown
Spert
Nathan Brown
Brookville
Listers Busy Store Featured In Community Notes
Monday’s Daily highlights social visits and travels across the region. Rodbert Wilson plans a Brookville trip before returning to Brazil Indiana, joining a long list of relatives and friends visiting towns such as Laurel, Tipton, and Columbian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodbert Wilson
Sybo
Brookville Toomorrow
Brazil
Indiana
Rev. Wilson
First Baptist Church
Tuesday’s Daily: Laiter’s Busy Harrisburg Shop
Dale Florea of Harrisburg neighborhood runs a bustling local store noted in Tuesday’s daily report. The feature highlights his active business in Wiotadoy, with emphasis on community involvement and storefront activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Florea
Harrisburg
Wiotadoy
Local residents return or travel notices in brief
A. Fick visits Indianapolis to be with his steadily improving wife. J. P. Coulter of Kokomo visits daughter Mrs. K Hewarth Gettinger then travels to Henry county. Miss Elizabeth Heizer returns to Tennessee after visiting relatives. Mrs. Kate Casey of Liberty and daughter Elizabeth visit. Miss Violet Stair goes home to Piqua Ohio after extended visit with Willian Offitt family. Lowell Offitt accompanies her briefly. John Burns, health failing, admitted to Marion Soldiers Home. Mrs. Preston Cates returns from Franklin county after a few days with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.N. Elliott
Walter Scott
William Hath
Emily Burkhardt
Vorhves Cavitt
Rush County
Nash & Moneyhou
Virginia Avenue
J. H. Becker
Joe Ribehart
Ruby Heeb
Colombia
J. P. Coulter
Kokomo
Mrs. Khewarth Gettinger
Alquina
Henry County
Violet Stair
Piqua
Ohio
Willian Offitt
Little Lowell Offitt
John Burns
Marion
SQUIRREL LAW One Can Shoot Them Phen
Squirrel season opens Thursday July 1 with hunting allowed on posted lands only. Hunters must obtain landowner permission before entering. County clerk records provide seasonal details and restrictions as state law requires.
Mrs Samuel Hull Dies in Liberty After Illness
Mrs Samuel Hull of Liberty died yesterday at her home at 4230 after a several week illness. She was widely known and had many friends in the community and had visited here. The funeral will be held at two oclock tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hall
Liberty
Cincinnati
Hyomei Promises Relief for Asthma and Hay Fever
Green Bros guarantees Hyomei cures catarrh hay fever and asthma or money back. The ad claims instant relief with regular use and compares the scent to pine eucalyptus air. It describes the Hyomei complete outfit for one dollar including bottle inhaler and instructions and features a testimonial from Louis A Grebe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bros
Australia
Louis A. Grebe
Blunt
Ex-Representative Hiles Seeks County Bank Site
Ex-Representative J. B. Hiles of Jinchen County Ky visits R. A. DeWitt family in this city seeking a suitable small town to locate a bank. He angles for Metamora while noting neighboring towns Ciegawood, Taairedb, Clarksboro, and Andersontyville as potential sites, and mentions Chat town’s need for a local bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Hiles
Jinchen County
R. A. DeWitt
Hiles
Metamipra
Ciegawood Ad
Iverton
Malisesth
Benteville
Clarksbore
Wilson Wadler
Chat Town
Metamora
Breckville
Laurel
Halterman Fans Fifteen Batters in Six Run Sixth
Connersville power surge seals easy victory as Halterman fans fifteen hitters against the Indianapolis White Sox at Whitewater Park. Reichenbach balks twice in one inning, the sixth, amid a heat soaked crowd. Local lineup features Maxwell, Avery, Brinkers, and LaRue’s kids look to future clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I
Connersville
Cy Testerman
Moscow
Indiana
Indianapolis White Sox
Tay
Reichenbach
Quinn
Whitewater Park
Gama
Maxwell
Avery
Becker
Dauss
Vance
Dugan
Jordan
Barner
Rich
Uv Pest
White Sox
Reicherbach
Long
Keipert
Halternan
Kautsky
Rieh
Hoosiers to Play at New Castle in Weekend Series
New Castle clubs announced a two game weekend schedule with Hoosiers playing July 2 and July 3. A compromise settled a dispute over scheduling with KiKredd-Preneh team, and Connersville to face the winner the following day. Manager LaRue hopes for a game next Sunday but may lack an opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connersville
New Castle
LaRue
Mitrocer Duaktie
Erpen Vendine
Maxwell
Likue
Fell Down Stairs Injures Local Woman Anna Green
Miss Anna Green slipped on north Central avenue stairs and fell dislocating her left wrist with several bruises. A physician treated her injuries and friends hope for a not serious outcome. Also an advertisement touts Foley's Ortho Laxative and Bole’s Laxative for digestion and constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Green
North Central Avenue
Fleeting Glory and Vanishing Dreams Poem Ad
Poem about transience and mortality ending with a plea to seek heaven. Includes author Thomas Walsh Louisville Kentucky. Also a trade notice offering a residence and business for storm conditions with a lock box address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Walsh
Louisville
Kentucky
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Alenge Allison
Beiween Stantes
Mil- Vane
Matevaret Harris
Tipton
Gladys
Ethel Crouse
Tev. Pool
Beving
Thursda
Waterloo
Iowa
Walter Davis
Dewitt
Chicago
Kansas
Oklahoma
James Riges
Frank Walker
Alfred N. Henry
Colorado
William Burns
Albert Moffett
Ward Halliday
Twelfth Street
Laiter
Fick
Indianapoli
Elizabeth Heizer
Tennessee
Kate Casey
Elizabeth
Preston Cates
Franklin Conmotay
Squirrel Law
The
Law
Samuel Hull
Andersonville
Halterman
Bobby Krlench
Elence
Ele
Brinker
Sox
Indiapolis
Ans
Baseball Notes
Hedtie Berger
St. Louis
Broohkinlle
Dae Kields
Leatrel
Cubs
Priester
Whitewatter Park
Tigers
Owls
Vipers
Tain Rebon
Blower Works
Serge
Pratt’s Shoe Store
Central Ave
Hoosiers
Hed
Foley
Boles
S. O. McKennan & Fun
the Times
Faust
Peter
Falmouth
John N. Disselkoen
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