Weathered Week Brings Snow Ice Rain and Wud
A rural bulletin notes a week of snow ice and wet roads with local trades and people active. Chas Lapper nails horse shoes during icy weather. The nominating election passed quietly. Funeral for S H Helvie’s sister in Oklahoma. Mr Helvie attended. Anthony Riebsommer and family visited J M Widdows’ last weekend. A new store at Alquina operates and stocks cigars. Church services continue for three weeks. Mrs A Kaos of Mast Connersville donated a new oak pulpit to Alquina church. Austin Widdows sent news from Manila, PL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Helvie
Oklahoma
Delaware County
Mr. Helvie
Anthony Riebsommer Sud
Tyners Station
J. M. Widdows
Daniel Scholl
A. Kaos
Connersville
Alquina Church
Kuos
East Vonnersville
Box of curiosities and revival figures in Alquina
A list notes neck ties pocketbook comb pen and pencil sea shells and coins from an 80 year old son treasured by parents. Sunday school attendance is praised but could be higher. Revival meetings continue through March 7 with five on probation and four by letter. Two families joined Alquina this past week and John Ross of Quakertown spoke to the Sunday school last Sunday.
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Ayiing
Meetings at M F E Church Continue This Week
The item notes ongoing meetings at the M F E Church this week. It also lists social visits and gatherings including Mr and Mrs Burt May hosting dinner for Mr Guy Churchill and wives and Misses Chessie Stiers and Mary Lewis. Local residents are mentioned visiting relatives in Rushville and Indianapolis with several travels and a store auction planned by Joseph C Givette & Son to close out stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt May
Guy Churchill
Chessie Stiers
Mary Lewis
Joseph Cgivette & Son
Local Social and School Notes from Everton and Columbia
Mrs. Sam Piper of Everton visits sister Mrs. Doug Elliott on the East Side. Tom Harry and Miss Rose Brumfiel dine with Miss Elizabeth Perkins after church at Columbia. Dan Brumfiel attends Everton Saturday. Samuel Murray moves to a new house this week. John Elliott visits his father on the West Side. Rev. Hedges conducts services at Mt Zion Sunday morning. Charles Neff to return from Purdue University March 28 with farm tips. Maude Brontiel ill with sore throat last week, missing school. Two weeks left of school. A J Britt and pupils plan a program for the last day. Daniel Brorfiel and Miss Josella Bromfiel contend with A D Bromfiel’s farm. he buys George Milner out and will move out when vacated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Piper
Everton
Doug Elliott
East Side
Tom Harry
Rose Brumflel
Columbia
Elizabeth Perkins
Dan Brumfieal
Samuel Murray
John Elliott
Rev. Hedges
Mt. Zion
Charles Neff Wil
Purdue University
Daniel Bronfiel
Missjosella Bromfiel
A.D. Broomfiel
George Milner
Wil
Tos Farm
Spears Guests of Will Rowan and Family at Owl Creek
William Payne traveled from Connersville on Monday to visit with Spears and Will Rowan family. His grandchildren Mabel and Willie Payne joined him to return to Connersville that evening. The Columbia nominating election passed quietly with a ticket seen as largely good, though a misstep occurred in delegate selection. M W Steven and Alford Bush of Orange did business in Alpine Friday. The Pilgrim for March is out and praised widely.
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Spears
Will Rowan and Family
Owl Creek
William Payne
Connersville
Mabel
Willie Payne
Columbia
Columbia Township
Orange
M. W. Steven
Alford Bush
Alpine
Sind
Bender
Dental
Republican Joint Senatorial Convention Held In Indiana District
The Republican Joint Senatorial Convention of Indiana's Henry Fayette Union districts meets in Connersville on March 22 1900 to nominate a joint senator candidate. Delegates allocated by county totals Fayette 10 Henry 18 Union 6, 33 total. 17 needed for a choice. Chairman signatures included. Dinner mentions several names and attendees.
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Indiana
Henry
Payette
Union
Connerville
Union B. Hunt
Fayette County
Henry County
Union County
Notice of Election at First Baptist Church
Notice is given that on Wednesday March 14, 144 an election will be held at the First Baptist Church for three trustees to serve three years each. State and local officials listed on the notice. Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Satehiet
Lyscit
Trains Collision Kills Two Miners in Brazil Indiana
A Chicago and Indiana line freight crashed into the miners train two miles north of Brazil Indiana killing Melvin Easter and Charles Alberti and injuring about 75 others. The derailment caused cars to burn while rescuers rushed the injured to Brazil for care as doctors treated dozens.
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Brazil
Ind
Chicago and
Indiana Road
Melvin Easter
Charles Alberti
Thomas Barrowman
Charles Kramp
Brown
John Dixon
Prank Kane
Ralph Luimadon
William Luinsdon
Matthew Luinsdon
Henry Gordon
Creston Gordon
Joshua Horsfield
Charles BP. Pierce
Edward McGorm
Adil
Thomas O'Connell
Martin Shultz
John Gazcia
Richard Watkins
William McIntosh
MD Sheehan
McIntosh
Sheehan
Tre
Local Residents Visitites and Gatherings Report
Williaia Guivendal of Glenwood hosted Pipestay with Mrs Al Ster and Miss Stella Seal as guests. Mrs Jol Flamilton from Berlin spent Saturday with Mrs James Senliy. Misa Ben Logan of Connersville visited for parents Wesley Logan and family at the Mast Ride. WW ones of Highland was seen on the street Sunday. Alestone spent Sunday with parents trenty Stone and a wife of Oran. John appears and nephew Will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Ster
Stella Seal
Will Pike
Faraidy
Jol Flamilton
Berlin
James Senliy
Misa Ben Logan
Connersville
Vidittust
Wesley Logan
Istmily
Highland
Alestone
Trenty Stone
Oran
Probate notice in the estate of Veantia Hatton
The Court of Payette Circuit Court, Indiana, hears the estate of Veantia Hatton. Executor William T Hatton and Aquilla Hatton have filed an account and vouchers for approval. The March term date is noted, and all creditors and heirs must appear to contest or support approval of the executor's settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veantia Hatton
Mattel Geri
Williaim T. Hatton
Aquilla Hatton
Waiiness
Cork and
The Opinion of an Independent on Democratic Distinct Paths
The Independent argues the Democratic party must drop the Bourbon issue to regain power. It contends party leaders resist changing platforms, urging voters to prevent a return to the old divisions that harmed labor and prosperity under Cleveland and Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Democratis Party
Chicago
Grover Cleveland
Busi
Ness
Bryan
Apparent Notation Fragment on Address and Trade Terms
Fragmentary text references pricing and address lines with unclear names. Mentions Sterling Keroady Co and locations possibly Chicago or New York. Contents are garbled, offering no clear event or identifiable subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Sterling Keroady Co
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National Soldiers’ Cemetery
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Social Democratic Convention
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Tock
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Pipestay
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Fenat Set Plemagn
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OPERA
DEG Sport
RITE
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Union College of Painless Dentistry
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