Riverside Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Dan Green and wife from the West Side visited Matt Lair's on Sunday. Jonathan Crandel attended church at Bentley and stayed with friends. Sam Piper and wife from Everton spent Sunday at Doug Elliott's. R T Taylor and wife of Everton called at Doug Elliott's. Dan Brumfiel, wife and son attended church at Bentley and visited Henry Trusier's family. A May Festival is planned this week by local citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Green
West Side
Matt Lair
Jonathan Crandel
Bentley
Sam Piper
Everton
Doug Elliott
Dan Brumfiel
Henry Trusier
Illness strikes local postmistress Mrs Turner
Mrs Turner, postmistress here, grew ill Sunday and Dr Dillman was summoned. The Hort icultural Society met at Everton on Thursday May 1 with local attendees. Rev Marion Crosley of Indianapolis filled Rev Grandy s Bentley appointment Sunday to preach an old friend s funeral, welcomed as Bentley s first pastor thirty six years ago.
Lightning Strikes Straw Stack Belonging to Frank Stafford
A straw stack on Frank Stafford’s property was struck by lightning during the Tuesday morning storm. Several residents are noted in surrounding movements and visits across Laurel Columbia and Connerville with multiple family gatherings reported through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stafford
Laura Linpus
Laurel
Local Social Notes Log Readers In Rushville Area
Mrs Bart Hood confined to bed with rheumatism. Prof Rhodes of Morristown purchased a young hero from Van Hood. Prof Sheedy and family returned from Grant county visit. Miss Emma Brown visited parents. Several couples hosted and attended gatherings with on line No 19 telephone invitations. Mrs Alfa Wykoff’s birthday surprise hosted 36 relatives. dinner, music, and graphophone selections featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Hood
Heroe
Prof
Rhodes
Morristown
Prof Sheedy
Grant County
Emma Brown
Billy McConnel
Geo. Heizer
A. G. Brown
A. G. Hinchman
David Hoot
Saxon
Ben Davie
Iset
George Hinchman
Phenie Hunt
Valparaiso
Alfred Noll
Prof. Sheedy
Frank Cameron
Ray Thornburg
Frank Hackleman
Mrs E M Michener Improves Significantly in Health
The report states Mrs. E M Michener is considerably improved in health, with friends hopeful for full recovery. No further medical details are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Michener
Republicans Sweep City Election by Big Majorities
In a near one sided vote Republicans secured the entire city ticket across wards. Results show lopsided margins for mayor Clark and council candidates, with Democrats largely swept from power in Precinct totals across first and second wards and multiple precincts within each ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Roo
Clouds
Little
R Us
Marshal
Thomas
Ton
Kerwood
Basse
Oliger
Danihets
Red Men Adopts New Members At Laurel Lodge Event
Otonkah Tribe inducted L. A. Mae tersor A. M. Brastler F. O. White W. H. Smaller James Fisher and W. T. Tresaler during a large regular meeting with over one hundred attendees including eleven Laurel brothers. District Meeting arrangements progress invites sent across Fayette Franklin Henry Raeb Wayne counties with several tribes expected to attend and compete for a prize. Special Deputy O J Krantzer named for the Great Sechem district. Decoration Day observance May 18 includes an address by Segwick of Martinsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Maetersor
A. M. Brastler
F. O. White
W. H. Smaller
James Fisher
W. T. Tresaler
Laurel
Fayette
Franklin
Henry
Raeb
Wayne
O. J. Krantzer
Great Sechem
Otonkah
Sagamore Segwick
Martinsville
Horticultural Society meeting at Everton draws large crowd
About 100 people attended the Horticultural Society gathering in Everton last Thursday amid corn planting concerns. A ladies prepared dinner preceded talks by Weasley Handley on profitable farming and Milton Trasler on farmer education, with poultry notes by Miss Josephine Elliott and many local members contributing to the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Horticultural Society
Everton
Thoreday
Jease Miller
Piper
Josephine Elliott
Weasley Handley
Jersey
Milton Trasler
J. CO. Res
Jesse Miller
E. K. Rockafeller
E. M. Stone
W. D. Thames
J. B. Jones
William Snider seeks license to sell liquors in Connersville
Notice to residents of the Second Ward Fayette County Indiana that William Snider will apply to Fayette County Board of Commissioners at the next regular session starting in June 1002 for a license to sell intoxicating spirits wine and malt liquors in quantities under a quart with on premise drinking. The premises described as 522 Central Avenue on the first floor of a brick building on lot 46 John Conner’s first plat in Connersville city faces Central Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connersville
Fayette County
Indiana
William Snider
Board of Commissioners
County of Fayette
John Conner
Connersville Township
Central Avenue
Said
Sail Room
Forestry lecture praises catalpa forests for railroads
J. P. Brown spoke on Forestry highlighting large catalpa plantings in the west and south under his supervision for railroad use. A vote of thanks recognized the ladies dinner, the Knights of Pythian hall, and Ever ton residents for their hospitality. A. M. Bins, Secy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Brown
Catalpa
Weat
Pythian
Everton
A. M. Binrs
Seo’y
Captain Johnson Visits Cambridge City Before Northwest Trip
Captain George R. Johnson, after a short visit with his family in this city, traveled to Cambridge City today. He plans to depart soon on a journey through the northwest and made a pleasant morning call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Johnson
Cambridge City
Real Estate Transfers Reported in City Lots Sales
Wo M Radicil and wife transfer to Gay Hopkins a city lot for 200 dollars. A 8 Larimore and wife transfer to Thomas Ketcham a lot in East Connersville for 775 dollars. James McQann and wife transfer to Warren J Charoh a lot in East Connersville for 650 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo. M. Radicil
Gay Hopkins
Larimore
Thomas Ketcham
Connersville
James McQann
Warren J. Charoh
Diamonds and Watches Offered at Better Prices
A local dealer promotes diamonds and watches with lower prices than competitors and invites customers to visit for affordable presents. The notice touts value and urges shoppers to inspect stock in person.
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Race Hill
GEO. A
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Jacob Goodman
3Rd Street
William Thompson
C. A. Loper
R.A Elliott
M.D
Frazeen
First National Bank
Riverside
Billy Hell
R. T. Taylor
Fayette Savings: Loan Association
John T. Lair
J. Woiatosh
A.e.barrows
Pres. Treas Sec'y
McFarlan
Frazee
Alpine
John Stevens
W. F. Limpus
James F. Cotton
Columbia
S. E. Limpus
Misa Mattie Stephers
Connereville
Emory Pike
Ann Handley
Alva
East Side
James Handley
Harry Adame
Sains Creek
Herman Adams
Mike Snider
Indianapolis
Will Pike and Family
Fairview
Mrs. Bart Hood
Frank Luddington
Cambridge
Luddington
Ginty Keaton
Snodgraes
Liberty
Dan Lewis
Ella Benson
Mies Gertie
Rushville
Alice Lovejoy Blue
Baby
Washington City
Robt
Frank Cowerou
Gilhapie Saxon
Phebe Irvin
Sanday
Bro. Hopkins
Alfa Wykoff
Ray Thornberg
Little Ro
Cornellman
Kerweood
R E Basse
Oliver
Little, R
R . Connerman
Ford
R . Tingley
Myers
Brecon TD Precinct
Littie
McBurney
Sparks
Merrell
Miller
Second Precinct
D Beate Miller
Polr
Wees
Baker
Hamilton
Sundstrom
Eby
K. Sundstrom
RED Men's
Cube & the Big Clothiers, Hatters and
Med Fifth Street
Central Ave
Connersville, Indiana
A. Rothermel
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