Local and Personal Notes from the City
Wednesday March 1902 area social brief lists Misarris Dehotree of Alquina shopping in Charleston with Shera and McLutash. I1 Wilson visits brother in Koightstown. Martha Boeht of Shelbyville shows her sister. Miss Mosma Heebt appears in town. Moonie Aunus, Nagnie Sona and Mane Bisck spent Day at Rodvitte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buers
Prica
Misarris Dehotree
Alquina
Fla City
Jone Gress
Shera & McLutash
Mise Marthe
Boeht
Shelbyville
Mosma Heebt
Cyhid
Maas Moonie Aunus, Nagnie Sona
Mane Bisck
Deveday
Rodvitte
Cottage Grove Guests and Local News Notes
Corsets advertised as Shergad Meintosh’s largest Japan straw matting sale appears. Mrs Messersmith and family visit Columbia to see a new baby. Miss Holm of this city is linked to Mrs Messersmith. A wedding is planned for Miss Maggie Schube and Bert Witchell of Indianapolis. A roof damage incident at Indgua Furniture rectory is reported with probable repair costs. Local advertisements promote remedies and goods, including Rocky Mountain Tea and Benran & Son products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherg
Bato
Miestoear
Babe
Cottage Grove
Chris Miesmer
Jamey
Japan
Die City
Sherad& Meintosh
E. Imil Holnes
Bre
Enil Holmes
Columbia
Seaday
George Messersmith
Mrs. Messersmith
Miss Holm
Batterick Fashion Sheet
Shera & McIntost’s
Maggie
Fred Schube
Bert Witchell
Indianapolis
Wil Ba
Ths
Brida
Blum’s. Judteen
J. H. Schneiderman
Muncie
Indianopolis
Anderson
Shera & Mc Tntosh
Rebskan
Shera & McLatost
S. Wilcan Johnson and Family
Leorel
Wen
Ake Clondson
Connersville
Fron
Dude Swift
Harey C. Brockarit
Mies Ella Hendrickson
Lindaun
Nuerna
Mclntosh’s
Willem He Fnider
Nora
Dan Moore
Neerton
Roy
W.C. Gite
Aptscopenare
Gersonden
Blonday Evening
Welock
Mies
Annshelle Chea
Sud Saider
Stefer
Dan Wadden
Walker
Everton
Hankivns School House
Beeson Station
Old Society
Jacob Goodmar
Braun & Hemplemar
Indiana
Philip Braun
Rocky Mountain
Rocky Mountain Tex, Made By the Madison Medicine Oo. 85E. SO. McKernan & Son
Roy H. Elliott
Glenwood
First National Bank
Elliott
Wescie
Funeral for Mrs. W. H. Whittelsey Held in Topske
Dr. T. J. Ford and wife left for Topske Kansas to attend the funeral of Mrs. W. H. Whittelsey, mother of Mrs. Ward, who died suddenly from heart disease yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Ford
Topske
Kansas
W. H. Whittelsey
Ward
S. N. Hamilton
Western Avenue
Elizabeth Young Travels to Cambridge City for Visit
Elizabeth Young, wintering with her sons JL Beend Adam Young, has gone to Cambridge City to visit Reuben Young before returning to Maton Ohio. The Supreme Regent of the Royal Arcanum will attend a lodge meeting Friday evening. The gathering is open and each member should attend without guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Connell
Andy
Nice
Elizabeth Young
Beend
Adam Young
Camouridge City
Reuben Young
Maton
Ohio
The
Royal Arcanum
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Ixfords
Pat
Central Ave
Ind
Isme
Releif
MM. Duvall
Daingstore
Court House
Bionwday
Charleston
Koightstown
Wilson
O. McKennan & Son
A. J. Roth
Andersonville
Geo. Lockwood
Adonijsh Wiley
Laurel
Capt
G. W. Kimbell
Metamori
Tndigua Furniture
Boley
SS. O. Moeb Benran & Son
Weber
Alti
Lipath
Buunel
Arlington
Kashvice
Phay
S. O. McKeroan
Fleeun Choa
Thas Morrice
Sir Hoesen
Psp
Kies Walker
BP. Lodge
Knightstown
Rivary
Sander & Becker
Farmer’s and Merchant’s Trust Company’s Bank
Tos
Franklin County
Jeff Hamilten
Mount Carmel
Herbert Rose
Roorind
Hubbard
Brookville
J. W. Showalter
Benjamin Blackburn
New Prenton
Seneca Scott
William Ouborn
Je. Haymond
George W. Kindle
Metamora
Ed Manley
Lenarel
Mre
Calhoun
Cleveland
W. FE. Wallace
Seventh Street
Wailsee
Harry N Mount
J. W. Pinnell Lumber Company
Rashville
Free Oak Town
Bnidinge
Hiner & Davie
J W. Pannell
Ledianapolis
Iin
John McLaren
Bert Donnell
Sherk & Abedatusl
Chamberlain
3. O, McKennan & Son
Kokomo
Colorado
Albert O. Hess
Hess
M. Eb. Ehurch
Moore’s Hill
Familunery
Vepark Bleek
Valley Armiers
Batiste
California
King
Comagtsvile Casht Tocery Company
Buckley Block
East Fifth St
PAL
Tie Cy Weas
Most
Meridian St
Fin
Raed
Poets
Catia
Udiana
Dr, Man Ier
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