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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1908
Page
4
All correspondence must reach this office not later than Monday evening to nevre it a publication.
Residents and visitors named in Blooming Grove and Connersville area reports include Sam McWhorter at Brookville, Mina and Alphia Moore in Connersville, Boyd Lann and Will Wilson visiting kin, and many others traveling between Brookville Cot tage Grove and Centerville with updates on social visits, travels, and a pond geese sighting. Local mentions of Robe rt Quick, Mrs. Swith, Mrs. Emma, and Aunt Betty conclude the piece with community chatter.
A garbled list of local residents hosting and visiting over the weekend. Mentions William Alexander and family, Moffett and wife, Clute Maers, Celia Roots, Deeed Warsham, Carrie Martin, Ambrose el iart, Lawrence Brown, John Dinecker, Hiomer Willies, Orvis Willies, Mats Vihar, Chas Miattin, Mrs Preston Banker, Mrs Pern Smith, Mrs Fox Billis, and others visiting or hosting sundays and weekdays across Connersville and nearby areas.
Fragmented text describes crossing names, court actions, and residents, including Mrs. fo 4. Drodetridine, Mes. bo i Sarires, Walkie Warze, and Was dir sete repacie Wael ste oa. It references a missioners court at a home and a township defense, with unclear dates and proceedings.
Riverside district reports a weekend of visitors from Metamora and Connersville. Residents like Clara Lochiert and Mrs Rose Harris stay with relatives while farming activity increases with fence repairs and garden work. Local residents and travelers, including Mr Matney of Orange, are mentioned among social and family updates.
Mra Descantona Bowen of Rush tonnes moved to Rush ville while Gas Churchill from Sunday plans extended berr trum. Oscar Medd will relocate to John Wo Churchill’s property this week and John H H Kelley of Shelbyville visits his son-in-law Co EL Moor and wife MoM in Connersville. Anderson of Connersville moves to Orange Sunday, Ed Winchell and wife left their home in Connersville after a difficult period of work.
Locust Grove residents Jobe and wife attended services in Stodmersville church. The Jobe and Jobe family hosted visits with Wile Wer and others at Centerville noon. Clair trbadans and Panbdort family members noted with Wade and I A Jobe during weekend observances.
Community notes list residents visiting relatives and friends across the area. Names include Agnes Ferkita, Mrs. Lizzie Williams and daughter Bess, Noah Flood, Omer Clarkson, Lizzie Wright, Chester Hawkins, Mrs. Fred Perkins, Jon Gray, and others visiting in Lamrel talland Murcay Connersville Metamora Harrisburg and nearby towns. Regular weekend and weekday visits are recorded with family hosts and travelers.
Mr and Mrs Hansan spent Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs Stargaid. Miss Naomison stayed Tuesday night with Mrs Ghadys Hark. Mr Crandle and wife visited their Wilson Creek relatives. Mrs Sherwood of Indianapolis visits James Lake. Peart Price injured finger on a clothes ringer Monday. Churnce Price and wife talk of a new girl. The Arguing M Rekestine practiced for upcoming entertainment. Spring brings more gatherings as towns look toward events.
The fragmentary text records a weekend of visits and entertainments. Mentions Mr and Mrs Hen Cale hosting guests, Chair Jobe spending Sunday with his parents, John Clevenger and family visiting Barry McCoy, Miss Leura Ustheiner staying with Jinsie Watt, and Delhker entertaining by Main 37M and wife with several others noted in garbled form.
Misses Laura Ostheimer Lizzie and Leota Watt Mrs Ernest Ware and the Misses Wood were guests of the Misses Friant Tuesday. Mrs T J Caldwell spent Tuesday with J Fe Caldwell and Sam. Several from this vicinity attended the funeral of Mrs Homer Caldwell Friday.
Harrisburg area mentions garden chores for spring lettuce beds and a string of Sunday visits among residents. Names include Samt Judlow, Potter Keer, Sam Stam of Cambridge City, Crawley Stam, Louise Huber, Mary Caldwell, Lillian and Rosa Tingley, Hub Thomas, Joe Gray, Frank Simpkins, Bertha Campbell, Leo Hanntroud, Steien Thomas, DLuelle BMedYete, Pou Gray, Walter Bainbridge, and others with brief weekend gatherings and host notes.
Mr. Locke of Rushville attended the Mt Pleasant Fpworth League Sunday and gave an engaging talk. Lon Retherford and family spent an evening at James Baker’s last week. Mrs Carter visited her mother Mrs Post and Dr. Gordin with family visited Mrs Jane Jackson Sunday. Mr and Mrs Court Lassen visited Reichsctner Sunday. Miss Reta Retherford visited sister Mrs Scott Dubois last week. Zipimerman and wife spent Saturday at W A Garrett’s. Miss Carrie Weare staying with sister Mrs Ross Carter. Leonard Jobe and wife visited their parents in Milton late last week.
Noah Hood and family spent last Sunday with Omer Garrison and family. Lewis Perkins did business at Connersville last Monday. Ed Hood had a sick horse last Sunday and Monday. Mrs. Mary Tilton spent several days with Ed Hood and family. Herudian Adkins and family attended church at Columbia last Sunday. The school closes at this place in April. Carl Smith prefers fishers for large ones. Mrs Amos Sherwood visited Mrs Richard Rowe last Tuesday. Sadie Perkins helped Mrs Lizzie Murray move. Mrs Omer Garrison and daughters Grace and Helen visited Mrs Edtfeed last Monday. Birdie Reed was in Connersville last Saturday. Omer Garrison did business at Alpine last Monday.
Meas Luella Noffett spent Saturday afternoon with Dorothy Whipple. Miss Bertha Archey spent Saturday with Miss Thel Brattain. Md Daniels assisted Otho Moffett with his ... Sunday morning church at Connnersville. Mrs Gibo Moffett and daughter Mirad spent Poids with Mof folio and dated. Miss footie C theamer ig at Bea thea Arehey guided Messrs. bea Jot Heed spent Sunday with Miss Mabel Moffett. Mees opi cry bread and child ren ede, Dbhabday afternoon with John wet aye tags nde Yu Sdingeaas and daughter.
Mary spent Monday with Mrs. Simon Ostheimer and daughters. Mark Jackson works for Wm Whipple. Miss Bertha Kirtley has been sick last week. Mrs. Otho Moffett and daughter Mabel attended a shower for Mrs. Preston Banker, formerly Nora Clawson, at her home Monday. The funeral of Mrs. Homer Cauldwell at Lick Creek last Friday. Mrs. William Whipple visited Mrs. Moffett Tuesday. David Wise called on his son Frank Wise last Sunday. William Whipple and family visited Will Stoops and family on the East Side Sunday.
Mrs Hattie Daily spent Sabbath with Mrs Marion Daily. Fletcher Gray stayed Tuesday night with J R Gray and wife. Mrs W H Tate visited Mrs John R Gray on Wednesday. Grace Smith from Orange visited home folks over the weekend. Karl Painter and wife of Connerville visited J dy Thomas and wife last week. Quincx Gray and wife and Miss Margaret Walker of Lexington were guests of JL Gray and wife Saturday evening. Mrs Ralph Bowen of Nadinewa was guest of Mrs el Martin Saturday.
Mrs Ella Cinnons and Miss Mauneie visited Mrs Jane Van Buskirk at dinner. Mr Millard Bunyard and family traveled to Shelbyville to visit Mrs Viola Carter. Peter Hill conducted business at Rushville. Various locals spent Sunday with relatives and attended funerals. Revival meetings began at the M E church and the Fairview Literary society plans a Friday gathering.
Mrs Alf Hall hosts Miss Inez Martin then to visit sister Mrs Jessie Green of Centerville. John Smelter visits Rushville friends. Mary Harlan to spend two weeks with brother Charles Harlin and wife. Van Hoon and wife of Carthage visit A Boblood family. Mrs Mary Saxon Sallie Dirnell and Laura Brown dine with Mrs Alldall. A Ebali Bercy dateh and daughter and Miss Martin entertained at dinner.
Rushville reports on McIllree's transfer to Washington City Treasury position and family plans. Funeral attendance mentions Charles McGraw Mrs Ol McGraw and Mrs Charles Harlan at Lick Creek. Socials at Glenwood and with Eva Reed. Susie Fries Ruth Davison visit Connersville. Local concerts, visits, and illnesses noted among residents and families.
Regular preaching at Mr Aion next Sunday and protracted meetings at Everton all week. Mrs Homer Caldwell dies. condolences offered. Gasoline lamp explosion risks nearby F C A store with damage. Social visits include Ed Snider family, Nettie Corbin, Osro Pumphrey, and others. Everton revival draws large crowds. sermons praised.
William H. Pike and family visited Dublin relatives last week. Miss Lillian Pike stayed with Clyde Adams and wife in Connersville from Saturday to Monday. Two more weeks of school remain. Fred Pervis and Fred Thomas with wives visited relatives in Connersville. Charley Stone has attractions west of here. Herbert Cully of Batkerhil visited his brother Perry Cully and wife. Bro. Patterson will fill his appointment on Saturday and Sunday. Charry Garrison of Connersville visited Omet Nealaqua CW. Barrington and family were Sunday visitors. Miss Merrihoot Waterloo stayed with Charles Quelon and family last week.
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