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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1908
Page
11
Official notice requests correspondence by Mourdar evawling or before the next publication date. It directs readers to submit communications to the office and lists the due timing for response.
Charles Ertel and wife of flussh county visit Noah Cummins and wife. Mrs MooF Cummins and Mrs Elizabeth Freemain spend Wednesday with Mrs Rufus Cramains. Mrs Chas Freeman in Can bridge Clifs Saturday. Mary Wingle recovering from a broken arm. Noah Cimiaius family attends MM services. Protracted meetings continue nightly this week.
Fragmented text notes a court or meeting in March with names and places including Miss Varn Voluert and Mrs diere Abhiet. Several references to residents Bettie, Mareh, and Pye suggest social or civic notices in a local community.
Fragmented local notices recount visits and dinners among residents from Rushville Bentonville Connersville Lyons Station and Edmore. Mentions of gatherings at commercial rooms druggists and church events mix with health notes about Supt Headgdee and a driver incident during a Saturday.
Son Master Ellis of Higginsport and A G Brown's relatives visit here. Mrs Wiles’s daughter Minnie visits her grandmother Mrs Margaret Bitby. Miles Daubenspeck and family hosted by Fred Lightfoot. Sumner Darnell and Prof AW Hall joined Robt Saxon family for Sunday hospitality. Graded school final exams conducted by Prof Charles Harlan. Miss Lillie P Laird visits Mrs Louise Lewis.
Alpine Richard Powe and Weese Foster attended church in Rushville Sunday afternoon. Weeden and Elsie from Connersville spent time with friends. Mr Shuttleworth and wife from Connersville spent Friday and Saturday with Thiers Pike family. Ben Thomas from Connersville was present Saturday evening. Fred Borin of Costrersville visited his parents. Jobe Parrinetonmare family from New Silent were guests of their son W. Barritcctor. Debora Sawyer traded in Ale pit. Monday visitors included Mrs Win Sent Mrs Perrys Cully and Miss Carrie Stevens at Cotcheresville Meorutas.
The readable fragments suggest a discussion or ceremony with named individuals and a chair, but most details are garbled. References to a board or group meeting, cheering, and potential names appear, yet the core actions and outcomes remain unclear.
A series of brief items reports Curt Stevens planning a barn and new house on his farm, along with Charles Dorfeesa Darn and Jesse Garner mentioned in plans. Meek family and Miss Riva Stevens dined with A. T. Young's group at Orange on Sunday. Sylvester Meek and wife visit relatives before moving to their new Oklahoma home. Clay Dunn suffered a ankle injury after a horse fall last week. G C Beonard and wife attended a pie social north of Orange Thursday night.
Miss Marie Moffett spent Thursday night with her aunt Mrs Ed Mochwort. Charles Kennedy and wife entertained company Sunday. Miss Lelia Clawson of Hawkingsville spent weekend with Miss Mabel Moffett. William Whipps spent Saturday at Harrisburg. Mrs Leander Kirtley and daughters attended church at Williams Creek Sunday. Mrs Willista Whippie spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs Chas Kennedy. Ed Mochwort purchased a fine earoll. Howard Meant Hats Erroll Archey spent Sunday afternoon with Will Midfett. Mrs Geander Kirtley and daughter Berita spent Tuesday with Mrs Court Troxell and family. Dave Daniels made a short call on Will Woods Sunday. Miss Mary Simpkins spent Monday with Miss Lelia Clawsen.
Sunday services at the Christian church and morning meetings at the ME church center the week. residents discuss a sale of the ME parsonage to Ben Armstrong. several locals attend events in Rushville and Connersville. Charters Sparks and Cuddy Smith change jobs with Glenwood and Culbertson respectively.
Mrs Hogan of Aflquina called on Mrs Frank Hanson Saturday afternoon. Ollie Zimmerman and wife visited Peter Zimmerman and wife at Jar ous Station Sunday. Will Remy and family spent Sunday with Charles Lair and family. Will Gibson and family near Dunlapsville spent Sunday with Toe White and family. Dorothy Remy spent Monday night with Celestine White. Chas Powell and wife spent Sunday with Chas White and Fairly. Katherine Getlinger and sister Gertrude spent Sunday with friends in Afquina. Chas Crandel wife and son Oran spent Sunday with Chas Corbin and family near Everton. Mrs Dr Sigler of Indianapolis visiting Will Stags.
Miss Ruth Kinder traveled to Connersville on Saturday for an exam. Willie McAnally spent Sunday with relatives. Riley Stevens and wife visited friends north of town Sunday. Mrs. Nancy Kinder stayed the past week with Inerippe. Miss Mary Simpkins and her gentleman friend drove about the vicinity Sunday. Sunday, Thursday and Friday were examination days at the school. Mrs. Mary BE Brevant and daughter visited Tobias Smith and family Sunday. The Hamilton school will close April 3. Mrs. Mary Stewart and children called on Mrs. George Stewart. Win. Bryant attended WLOH. Chenoweth being in town a few days last week. J. C. Powell visited Friday. W. OH Chenoweth added to his shop last week and will be ready to do butter making next winter.
NULLTOWN Neva Turner spent Friday with Mrs Jemison of the East Side. George Cain shipped a carload of corn to Cincinnati Monday. Dr Ladwick of Connersville visited Mrs Dan Kine who has been ill. Orlando Elliott family visited Elisha Elliott Sunday. Tom Harry was a Counersville passenger Saturday evening. Will King and wife are visiting their parents this week. Dan King and wife and George Cain and wife went to Brookville Thursday for the 2nd anniversary of Mr and Mrs J H Masters marriage. Mrs J H Manning of Hartford City came Friday to visit her parents who have been ill. Beecher Tatman of Vernon Illinois visited cousin Mrs Agnes Perkins Saturday. Neva Turner visited Sunday with Win Ripberger and family. Samuel and Lawrence Hood of the East Side visited Ed Hood and family Saturday. Rachel Rowe and Stella Smith examined at Columbia Saturday. Lewis Lindsey family visited Tobias Smith and family Sunday. Joe Moster was a Metamora passenger Friday.
Rev Floyd Wilson Cree k filled his Mt Zion appointment on Sunday. Orville Hood and wife attempted church but mud forced them home. Hatfield Mercer Co. in town with buoy show priced at 6.50. Omer Williams and family visited Dan Broaddus near Harrisburg. Orville Hood traded horses with Will White. Mrs Alina Abernathy and Miss Alice visited Mrs Steve White. L M Pumphrey is sick. Corbin family visited from Callahan. Rolland Pumphrey visited Hawkinsville. Protracted meetings continue at Myerton Jo Crandel and wife visited Elisha Myer. March 17, Mrs L White and Miss Mainie visited Mrs Bainy White.
Fragmentary OCR text recounts Mt Garrison and Corbecch at a convention with mentions of students, high school, and a possible Saturday event. Content is garbled with names and places unreadable.
Dora and Low Flurst visit sister Mrs John Wood in Maplewood. Mrs Mike MacCaushland and daughter stay with Mrs Richard Porter. Mul visited sister Mrs George Roberts. Lou Riggs hung wallpaper for Mrs May Wilson. G A R Dickson delivered fence and cement at Lyons Station. Hennes Bann moving near Centerville. Sunday school to reorganize March 29. Silis Breese moved from Rank Wilson’s place. Chartey Biatuse of Brownsville moved to Mer Wilson’s place. Byrne left for West vib. Seduced by unclear text, several events unverified.
Willie George is reported as the latest grippe victim. Ennis Fonk visited G A Rh Dickson overnight Wednesday. Supervisors and workers graded a local road Friday afternoon with Wm Mall John Watt and Carl Carter assisting. Democratic activities include a love feast at Connersville where a trustee candidate was humorously said to have nearly collapsed. Boyd Wilson spent days on his Everton area farm last week. John Wood sold twenty head of hogs last week. Mrs Jesse Lambert dined with sister in law Mrs John Retherford and later visited Mrs Albert Henry. Bessie Wilson and Laverne Bickner stayed with Mary McMullen Thursday night. Mrs J Doddridge traveled to Indianapolis for a short visit with her brother. Dorothy McMullen Ivy Roberts and Alta Porter visited G A OR Dickson's Sunday. Misses Martie Lulu Zelma Wood hosted baby friends in honor of Miss Laura Ostheimer. Misses Della Mattie and Sylvia Fiant hosted similar parties Monday. Bernice and Mike Wright visited Mary McMullen Tuesday. Peter Ryan lost a valuable move. Attendees at Brownsville meeting included Richard Porter Jarvis Wm Mull and family Mary Kuhn Morest Caldwell J Effie Clyde Squires. John Retherford and Benjamin Wampote rented R A S McMullen’s farm for the season and did considerable breaking. Rev M O Robbins and family of Mt Carmel Ind visited Frank Wilson and family early this week.
Wilbur and Mazie Elliott took the essaiination at Nverton Saturday. Lurton Goble and Miss Ana Rose spent weekend with home folks. Ben Brumfiel attended institute at Connersville Saturday. Walter Neft's family are all getting about again. PT Warry was with Connersville friends over Sunday. Gregg Banks' visits grow more frequent southeastward. Ray Elliott is a happy farmer again and plows straight. Ernest Roberts, wife and son Sammie, spent Sunday with Mrs. Sarah Jemison of Connersville. Bazaar by Ladies Aid at Everton March 28. Elliott at home over Sun. Next Saturday evening March 28 closes Null town Literary Society winter meetings. Emery Harper and wife of West Side spent Sunday at Bentley. niece at Albert Mahle's thriving. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Piper of Royerton were guests at Doug Elliott's. Charles Keeler attended Y P C U L at Bentley Sunday. Ora Nicely of Jamestown comes Monday to visit. not an entire stranger. Rev. Floyd filled his usual appointment at Mt. Zion Sunday morn. Sunday school reorganized. John Grubb chosen superintendent. Rally round leader. Riverside Sunday school. Minnie Banning and her school social at Bentley school house Friday March 27. Do not fail to attend closing Riverside Literary Society meeting at Nalltown hall March 28 with readings and an address by Will Tate. Elliott and Green schools to write closing day exercises at Green schoolhouse April 8 with a well tiled dinner basket.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the Payette County Circuit Court as administrator de bonis non of the estate of Willian Snider, deceased, County Indiana. The administrator seeks to settle debts and distribute assets as required by law.
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