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Newspaper

Connersville Times

Location

Connersville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1908

Page

4

Elk hom Initiation Highlights Local Lodge Ceremony

Oliver M. Dale of Rushville was initiated into Elkdom by the local order last night. Geo M Weeks and John Kiplinger of Rushville attended. Abe Kinder of near Bentonville visits the city on business. Mrs Wilgus Bowne of Laurel shops in the city. Frank Colerrane and daughter of Columbia spend the day here. Mrs Charles Willis and Mrs Robert Hubbel visit sister Mrs Maddiggins at Straughns Station. Miss Carrie Sehontian of Brookville visits friends. Miss Idith Keller guests of the Rea sisters near Harrisburg.

Oliver M. Dale Rushville Elkhom Geo. M. Weeks John Kiplinger Abe Kinder Bentonville Wilgus Bowne Laurel Charles Willis Robert Hubbel Mddriggins Straugbns Station Carrie Sehontian Brookville Idith Keller Rea Harrisburg

Fashion Store sells 1908 coats Bishop and Yankee Princess

Mrs. Daubenspeck and daughter from Glenwood shop in the city. Frank Metsger returns from Blooming Grove to California. Willis Parrott of Blooming Grove on business. Attorney R N Riliott visited his mother near Nulltown. The ratte is slightly indisposed. James Hartman of Glenwood on crutches after an old injury. Bertha Lines retorted to her Same at New Castle. Jobbs J Porter sale southwest of the city today. Frances Johnson of Chiurks dare Indiana visits the Shera family.

Willis Parrott Blooming Crove R. N. Riliott Nulltown Ratte James Hartman Glenwood

Friday's Daily Social and Business Notices in ALB

Franks: Lester's busy store hosts visitors from Washington Co and Abersea Gipsy. Lowe supports Republican ticket. Mrs Caldwell of Cambridge City visits sister Mars. Kuhn ill at Mrs Higa's home. Mrs Middleton leaves for Portland Oregon to visit her son Bradd. Madge Alley and Noah Foster wed in Metamora with Rev Sterrett officiating. Mrs Coletrane hosts guests in Columbia. Mrs Worster and daughter shop in city. Mrs Crow of Milton visits father Lou Wallace. Tom Meek family visits Perry Meek. Cowpersville Auto & Supply moves to new quarters on Seventh Street near the Auditorium with space for display, sales, storage, and shop.

Alb. Lowe and Family Washington. Co Bowen Abersea Gipsy Mr. Lowe Lath Watson J. J. Caldwell Cambridge City Mars. (. G. BB. Kuhn J. M. Higa Augusta Middleton Portland Oregon Bradd Middletown Madge Alley Noah Foster Metamora H. D P. Sterrett Methodist Church Foster John Crow Milton Lou Wallace Tom Meek Orange Perry Meek Cowpersville Automobile & Supply Company Seventh Street Casaliat

Liberty visitors fill local sights on Saturday

Mrs. Alice Rowch and her daughter Miss Helen of Liberty visited the city yesterday. Miss Alles Jackson of Liberty spent the day with friends. A son was born to Mr and Mrs George R Miller of Virginia this morning. J Schell of Warristown is a guest of relatives here. Miss Leora Pike of Alpine visited a dental office in the city today.

Alice Rowch Helen Liberty Alles Jackson Ore Bor Mer George R. Miller Virginia J. Schell Werristown Leora Pike Alpine Frank Lake Jeverton Oliver Smutlien

Funeral attendance and local social notes from Shirley area

James B. McDaniels and family attended the funeral of Mrs Lewis Scholl. Numerous neighbors and relatives from Shirley and nearby towns visited, hosted, or traveled for events including births and marriages. A marriage license was issued to Ernest Porter and Celia O'Brien.

James B. McDaniels Irene Agnes Shirley Mr McDaniels Lewis Scholl B. T. Knight Milton Emery Overheiser Frank Crawford Philip Ludlow Mary Frankton Indiana RR. OP. Kerr Harrisburg Charles Sparks Warrington Charles Judge J.oal McDaniels Jos Wy McDaniels Siirtes Titus and Dayeghiters May Fala Markleville Lewis Schoih Sanday Martha MeDaniels Planeck County Robt. McCray Morristown James Georgge Harlan Sidney Morton Andersonville Ellen McCune Sidney Ohio Mary McCune Frances Huber Wva Campbell Ernest Porter William Porter Moss Celia O'Brien Thomas O'Brien

Charles Seals Recovers as He Promises Justice

Charles Seals slowly regains consciousness after an assault at the Maffert livery barn. He recalls being followed and provoked by a man known to him, who attacked with two companions. Seals struck in self defense and a knife-wielding assailant joined the fray before fleeing. He vows to reveal the assailant and bring him to justice.

Charles Seals Maffert Phen Hit

Lice Allison Comes To Town

Laurel man Lige Allison arrived in the city early forenoon and fell from the News office steps striking his head. He was taken to police headquarters and held for the afternoon train to Laurel, then drew a knife and sobbed about his life and friends before the incident subsided.

Lige Allison Laurel Wny Pia Connersville

Banquet Honors Rev William Spencer by Knights of Pythias

The Knights of Pythias held a testimonial banquet at the lodge hall for Rev. and Mrs. William Spencer. Seventy five attendees heard prayers, toasts, and speeches praising the Spencers and the lodge's work, with a watch fob presented as a gift to Rev. Spencer.

Rev Wm. Spencer Knights of Pythias William Spencer K. of P. Hall Stev. Spencer Jon. L. J. Broaddus Spencer Broaddas J. HE. McClung E. Moore Hay Cabtesas Bote Djthoud Spencer Cangeepodis M Jobe Cartes

Charis Church Services and Local Notices Report

Orange services at Charis Church Striday and evening. Many past sachems of Tockamouck attended the Great Council of Indiana in Indianapolis last Tuesday and Wednesday. John Dawson and his companion visited Rushville on Friday to see Taft. Mrs Beroy Murphy ill with lagrippe but improving. Jas H Allison in Connersville on business. Aw Young and Ed Foster at Connersville Tuesday evening. Ed Winchell and wife plan to move to Glenwood after the election. M M Anderson family to travel to Rush County soon. Harry Dawson to serve as janitor at the school building this winter. Richard Paweon’s bale is dangerous property.

Beroy Murphy Jas. H. Allison Connersville Aw. Young Ed Foster Ed Winchell Glenwood M.M. Anderson Rush County Harry Dawson Richard Paweon

Presday vote urged for Taft and Watson in Harrisburg

The article notes next Presday elections urging voters to back Taft and Watson. It lists numerous local families visiting churches, sharing meals, and visiting relatives around town including lines with names such as Philip Lines, Emima Leteewell, Nancy Cery, Lon Powell, Sam Shor ridge, Grant Willian, and others. Social visits and Sunday gatherings are recorded, with many family events across Nulltown and Miachi Sol COMNEN.

Joe Rew Nancy Cery Lon Powell Sam Shorridge Grant Willian

Impertinence of Genius and the London Encounter

A garbled reminiscence recalls Dr. Johnson visiting Garrick in London. An open door leads to a room with Ged Mehter works and other tributes to the learned actor Johnsom Gret. The scene shifts to debates on private cash bargains and a fragmented examination of varieties and senses.

Cetipony Dsoadindtoedd Frere Spatsok Jolson Deroe

Local Notables Attend Evening Musical Recital

The event featured Miss Wahed Miunguvin Ve, Mr. Cassett Miller, Miss Juanita Mas sey Sune, and Mr. TL Wethee Wood with Mrs. Taeol Apert. A solo titled Dont You Kind O fake Me drew cheers as Mr Heewood delivered a refined vocal performance.

Wahed Miunguvin Ve Orertiarion Cassett Miller Juanita Massey TL. Wetheewood Lye Taeol Apert Mr Heewood

Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Page

Readable lines mention a dated event with names and places but mostly garbled. It hints at a social or community item involving Miss Meg and a September date, but many words are unreadable. The fragment suggests a local notice or column item without clear facts.

Social Round of Visitors and Local Gatherings

Mrs. Cora Crandell and neighbors spent Friday socially with Mrs. Zatmouserman and Mrs. Janes Lake. Several attended a party hosted by Wile fate Gisborne. Miss Celestine White visited Miss Delle Reich near Niqaiau. Brookville visitors called on Win. Renny family. Lafuse and sister from near Liberty visit Albert Osborine. Frank Hanson hosted Peter Zipmerman and James Fisher families for dinner. James Lake and family and Chas Crandel family also present. Alquina M. E. F. Sunday school rehearses a musicale for the first Saturday night in November. Will Remy and wife hosted Chas Lair, John Miller, Hal Jewell and families for Sunday.

Frank Hanson Peter Zipmerman James Fisher Lyons Station James Lake Chas. Crandel Will Remy Chas. Lair John Miller Hal Jewell Charles and Gail Howard Ketherford

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lester Frank Colerrane Columbia City J. Porter Sale Frances Johnson Chiurksdare, Indiana James Shera FL. Coletrane William Bunyan Carl Dr. Dent A. J. Oliver John Worster Everton Melvin Lake Z. M. Lake Leverton Charles Lice Allison Charis Striday Torhue Res Uehir Tockamouck Great Council of John Dawson Taft Tlarrisburg Taft and Bilder Smith Baptist Church Pharl Lines Our Emima Leteewell Hieees Ed T Hackleman Miachi- Sol Comnen Chas. Bell HH. M. Broaddus Chas Frank Florea Joni Murphy Joe Tom Gray John Murphy Joni Florea Dau Heer Ambrose Williams Boo Everett Homer Crentien Tonshie Gunton S.S.S. Insineensi S.S.S Swift Specific CO Atlanta Gureeson Pruday Irierrattnas Cora Crandell Zatmouserman Janes Lake Wile Fate Gisborne Celestine White Delle Reichsenter Niqaiau Win Renny Wife Aomi Lafuse Sister Near Liberty Albert Osborine Alquina M. FE Wenn Haha Erie Oder REX Buggy CO Connersville, Indiana
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