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Newspaper

Connersville Times

Location

Connersville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1908

Page

7

Local and Personal News Names Visitors and Births

Mr and Mrs John Peirce and Miss Ella Peirce of Wayne county dined with Mr and Mrs Harvey Peirce on Water street. Mrs Wayne Fearis of Cleves Ohio visits relatives. Willis Parrot from Blooming Grove arrives. Mrs Bert Adama visits her mother Born in Ander son Indiana. Birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Charles Tierney this morning. W H H Wolfe of Hawkins calls. Samuel Shortridge north of Hawkins visits. A son born to Mr and Mrs Fred Showalter of East Conpers ville Tuesday night. Rho Isverr near Hawkins spends day in city on business.

John Peirce Ella Peirce Wayne County Harvey Peirce Water Street Wayne Fearis Cleves Ohio Charles Tierney W. H. H. Wolfe Hawkins JSON Fred Showalter East Conpersville Rho. Isverr

Government claim sparking local depositions and fires

Adam Rothermel reports Jacob Meade, a former city resident now in Coos County Oregon, has claimed government rights. Clerk Sparks pressed depositions from Rothermel and Herman Krautter about Mr Mende as ordered by authorities amid a car fire incident on an A C line.

Adam Rothermel Jacob Meade Coos County Oregon Sparks Rothermel Herman Krautter Mende

Pattons From Valparaiso Move to Connersville for Treatment

J. N. Patton his wife and daughter Miss Geraldine of Valparaiso Indiana are staying in Connersville for several months while Patton undergoes treatment with a local physician. Ray Thornburg from near Bentonville is visiting the city today.

J. N. Patton Geraldine Valparaiso Indiana Connersville Ray Thornburg Bentonville City

Watterson's Son Dies Falling From Nineteenth Floor

Harvey W. Watterson, a Louisville editor Henry Watterson’s son, died after plunging from a New York City office building on Wall Street. He fell about 116 feet onto a adjacent roof in what witnesses described as an accidental fall. The incident occurred late Wednesday afternoon with no eyewitnesses. his hat and overcoat were left on his desk.

New York Navy Harvey W. Watterson Henry Watterson Louisville Courier Journal ST Wall Street

Candy Cold Tablets Claim Cold Prevention

An advertisement touts Candy Cold Tablets as Preventies that ease colds or la grippe for several hours. Sold by Lewis Ashworth with a price of 4$25e.

Lewis Ashworth

Greensburg News: Turan to Build First Class Restaurant Complex

Mirchaed Chailitiers and Turan owner Greenshure announce new development near the west Mada street area. A brick three lots project joins company property for a first class restaurant and shops to accompany the planned passenger station. Construction aims to position the business to open when the station is ready.

Peiemds Ds Etbdentis Phras Mittertile West Mada Street

Some Indiana Writers and Poets Edited by Alonzo Rice

A Marion produced pamphlet titled Some Indiana Writers and Poets edited by Alonzo Rice is praised at the News table. It features life sketches and likenesses of Indiana authors including James Whitcomb Riley Julien Straus Meredith Nicholson and Senator Beveridge. The Connersville poet J Morris Widdows is highlighted with a portrait and a sketch of his verse and song writing.

Indiana Alonzo Rice Teachers’ Journal Printing Company Marion James Whiteowich Riley Julien V. Straus Meredith Nicholson Senator Be Jones Paterpe

Death of Mr Evans After Long Illness

Arthur A. Evans died at his home at Sixth and Washingtons this morning after five surgeries and extended illness. Born July 3, 1880 in Clark County Ohio he moved to this city in 1906 and worked at Col Browns barber shop. Survived by Minnie Daniels wife father Wood Evans of Ohio a brother William Evans of Yellow Springs and a sister Loretta Evans of South Charleston Ohio. He was a member of the Second M E church and McIntosh Lodge No 37. Funeral Sunday afternoon at the Second M E church with Masonic rites and interment in Cemetery.

Arthur A. Evans Sixth Washington Streets Indianapolis Hie Ile Clark County Ohio Col. Brown Pragte Minnie Daniels Wood Evans Are Ohio William O. Ievans Yellow Springs Loretta Evans South Charleston M. EB. Shurch Mclntosh Lodge A.M Chey

World Exhibit of King Corn Promises Large Prizes

Readable fragments depict Omaha Nebraska hosting a World Exhibit of King Corn with prizes totaling thousands. A $7,000 cash award for the best ten ears. a Mexican government trophy. potential earnings up to $3,000 per ear. plus auctions and prize kitchens.

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