Byrneville Notes Include Local Visits and Meetings
Local notices report ABE WILLIAMS and Curt Fouts nearing occupancy of new homes, Ed Martin building for Mr. Patterson, and M. A. Hazzard returning from Louisville with a lame back. The piece also mentions sick residents, meetings led by Elder J. W. Wright, a 700 pound bell at St John’s church, and lore of a Starr silver mine near Byrneville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curt Fouts
Ed Martin
Mr. Patterson
Ramsey
M. A. Hazzard
Louisville
Willie T. Byrne
Eli Slaughterback
Leavenworth
Thomas Boston
David Harbaugh
Jefferson Engleman
Iymneville
Pearl Hazzard
Greenville
Silas Smith
Thomas Smith
Dr. Byrne
Corydon Junction
J. W. Wright
John Wise
Mourybody
John
Rones
St John's Church
Chicago
St. John
Byrneville
Farnsleys Send Winter Guest to New Albany
Aunt Jane James Farnsley leaves Bridgeport for New Albany to spend the winter. Thomas Farnsley survived a horse kick last week. Infant of Lee Cox died. Stanley Farnsley injured minorly when wagon wheel passed his thigh. Chay Cunningham takes a street car job in the city. Veneer and Lumber Co. leases D T Carter's landing to load timber for New Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane James Farnsley
New Albany
Thomas Farnsley
Walter Rickmer
Meadow Lawn
D. T. Carter
John Diddlcott
Veneer and Lumber Co
Parnsley
Lee Cox
Stanley Farnsley
Chay. Cunningham
New Albany Veneer and Lumber Co
Sewing machines at prices you can afford to buy
Five drawer drop head sewing machines offered at Henry W. Denbo's with prices ranging from $12 to $30, highlighting affordable options for buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Denbo
Moberly News Notes and Local Visits
Ed L Watson plans to move to Nebraska next spring. Grandpa Loudon is ill. Abe Pitman hosts a successful corn husking Friday night. Mrs J W G Loudon recuperating from a sprained ankle. James N Davis from Ramsey visited Abe Pitman and family last Thursday. Albert White and family visited Joseph Bell and family of Sharps Mills Sunday. Corda Shafter visited the Watson and Pitman households Friday to Sunday. A large group attended the pie supper at No 4 Saturday night. Nettie Loudon visited home folks Saturday and Sunday. The Teachers institute was held at Moberly Saturday with all teachers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed L. Watson
Nebraska
Grandpa Loudon
Abe Pitman
J. W. G. Loudon
James N. Davis
Ramsey
Albert White
Joseph Bell
Sharps Mills
Corda Shafter
Teachers’ Institute
Moberly
Death of Lillie Mary Kiger in New Middletown
Lillie Mary Kiger, 1 year 10 months, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Kiger near New Middletown, died last Thursday after a brief illness. She leaves two brothers and two sisters. Funeral was Saturday from Primers Chapel conducted by Rev W W Moore of the U B church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Mary
Thomas Kiger
New Middletown
Pfrimmers Chapel
W. W. Moore
U. B. Church
Death of Allen Lee Payton in Hopkins County Texas
Allen Lee Payton former resident of the county died at his home in Hopkins County Texas after a short illness. He served in the regular army for years and for the last fifteen years operated a cotton plantation in Texas. He was a brother of Capt. Jas Payton and Mrs. T J Daily of New Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Lee Payton
Hopkins County
Texas
Jas. Payton
T. J. Daily
New Albany
Death of Wm Kingsley Soldier at 60 Funeral Held
Wm Kingsley aged 60 and a veteran died on the 18th inst. He leaves two children. Relatives and friends are notified. The funeral was held Sunday and the remains were interred in the Kings burying ground Boone township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Kingsley
King’s Burying Ground
Boone Township
Hilda Wrecks Off St Malo in Storm Tragedy
The cross channel steamer Hilda bound from Southampton to St Malo foundered on rocks near the Jardin lighthouse three miles from St Malo after fog and a snow storm. Five passengers and one crewman were saved. about one hundred others, all French, are believed drowned. The Ada rescued five and a crew member, with initial reports noting up to seventy saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Southwestern Railway
Hilda
St. Malo
France
Southampton
Jardin Lighthouse
Ada
St. Brine
St. Servan
Ceremore
Bt. Servan
Hilda Passengers Reported Drowned Near Southampton
The report states a score booked passage at stations between London and Southampton. It notes that, to the best knowledge, ninety nine passengers were drowned and only six saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda
London
Southampton
Alderman Sullivan Protests Tally Discrepancies in Hearst Votes
New York election tally scrutiny reveals Hearst missing 33 votes in district six and misattributed votes in the third election district. The grand jury issues six more indictments in ongoing election fraud probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Timothy P. Sullivan
Tammany
Board of
Hearst
Crawford
Prohibition
Mine shooting shocks Linton with fatal quarrel
William Sink was shot and killed at the Dickason mine one mile north of Linton Indiana. Lee Hammond confessed to the killing after being arrested in Jasonville and brought to jail. The duel followed a dispute over alleged attentions Sink paid to Hammond's wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deeg
Linton
Ind
William Sink
Dickason
Lee Hammond
Hammond
Jasonville
Sink
Child Fatally Burned In Evansville Nursery Fire
In Evansville Indiana on November 1% Harry Cunningham gathered his toys and set them alight. The resulting flames spread to his clothing and the boy died from his burns while his mother Mrs Cunningham was severely injured attempting to extinguish the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
jInd
Harry Cunningham
Mrs Tunstall Sues Sullivan and Annis Over Gambling Loss
South Bend Indiana date line reports Mrs Jessica Tunstall wife of a New York broker suing Joseph M. Sullivan and Bert M. Annis for ruin alleging her husband Harry G. Tunstall lost in a gambling place run by the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Jessie Tunstall
New York
Joseph M. Sullivan
Bert M. Annis
Harry G. Tunstall
Six Were Saved in Rail Accident Amid Ongoing Rescue
A railway incident left six passengers rescued while the company remains unable to provide full details of the crash time and location as investigators assess the scene and safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Southwestern Railway Company
Expedition’s Fate In Doubt St. Jonas Newfoundland
Dr Gren fell reports no news of Dillon Wallace and Clifton Easton Labrador explorers. Arrival from Labrador on the Strathcona confirms uncertain fate and grave fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jonas
N. F
Dr. Grenfell
Labrador
Strathcona
Dillon Wallace
Clifton Easton
Free to You My Sister cure for women’s troubles
A self professed cure for women’s diseases promises to restore health and vitality. The author claims a ten day test treatment is free and mailed to any sister or daughter, stressing privacy and modesty while asserting thousands cured and urging women to seek the remedy to regain “girlhood” health.
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C. P. Trotter & CO
Abe Williams
James W. Starr
Starr
Starr Place
H. O. Montgomery
Seymour
Mr. Montgomery
Supreme Court of
Bridgeport
Conn Carter
Bears
Drew Selby
W. L. Douglas
Star Brand
Adamant
Cha
Annie M. Pitman
Lillie Mary Kiger
My Sister
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