Community moves and social notes from Attica area
Mr and Mrs Ruben Craft and family relocate to Attica as he starts work at Car Coupler factory. Numerous local residents are listed visiting, shopping, or calling on friends and relatives with names including Wantland Trott Foreman Bantz and Starkey. An health ad promotes Dr Shoop s Restorative for weak stomach heart or kidney nerves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruben Craft
Tim
Wantland
Attica
Craft
Dr. Shoop
Local Social News and a Pink Pain Tablet Ad
William Reynolds, a business caller in Jessie Sunday, and the Edgar lye family visited Mir and Mrs. William Brown Sunday. An ice cream social is planned at Reugs Saturday. Mrs. D. Vat Kirk shows improvement. Stella Hay of Parrysville visits Mrs. J. W. Hughes. James Cosary’s chimney was damaged by lightning. Mrs. Cosary injured but not seriously. Dr. Shorp's Pink Pain tablets promise quick relief for pains with a 25-cent box formula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shorp
Wis
Old Kentucky Community Notes and Visits
Local social brief from Danville area listing visits and family time. Urban Calloway and baby stayed with the Rhodes family. Mace Davison is seriously ill with appendicitis. Harry Sawyer visited W F Jackson. threshing started Saturday noon with Harvey Barkley first to thresh. Various relatives from Danville, Covington, and Atic a and Shwaxe Mound are mentioned with dinners and greetings. Margaret Jackson improving after a week. unconventional spellings indicate numerous small get togethers and farm life updates.
Keefer Family Visit Reflects Quiet Weekend in Portland
Mrs T Keefer and daughters Myrtle and Elaniee visited Covington Sunday afternoon on the Wabash river trip near Portland. Misa Carson Keefer joined friends for a Sunday outing as well. An ad for DeWitt's early risers liver pills sold by Rogers and Cade appears in the clipping.
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DeWitt
Rogers
Cade
Local Notices and Social Notes From the Shades Area
Chaff and wife spend Sunday at the Shades. Mr and Mrs Gartiner attended services and a later wedding at the North church. Several residents plus Dr Johnson and others headed toward Portland for a Wabash trip. Ira Waggoner and family returned home after two weeks harvesting near Cloverdale. El dre Remaster and Arthur planned harvest assistance. Arthur harvested over 600 acres. John Hawkins and James Rice camped near Portland for a week. Eddie Lee sold the elevator to James Page of New Richmond with possession set for September first. Miss Ola Strong and Miss Elsie Gerhard returned from Valparaiso Indiana to resume schooling. Some Mellor boys attended a game at Oxford San?ey and beat West Lebanon for the season’s first win. A note on Kodol digestion product and farm plans for Eddie Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edi Lee
Nold H
James Page
New Richmond
Lst
Lee
Eddie Jr
Mise
Ola Strong
Valparaiso
Mellor
Oxford
San
West Lebanon
Elsie Gerhard
Valparaise
Ind
Condolence Resolutions for Charles Purfeerst of Wington Lodge
Resolutions express condolences for Charles Purfeerst a longtime member of Wington Lodge No 21 300 F born March 1 1630 in Neustadt Germany. He trained as a shoemaker married Augusta Rochhold April 23 1860 moved to Covington September 16 1865 and died surrounded by family with adopted daughter Mrs J G Evans caring for parents.
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Wington Lodge
Grim Reaper
Patriach Bro
Charles Purfeerst
Neustadt
Germany
Augusta Rochhold
Free America
Covington
Iite
J.G. Evana
Bnal Tnterment
Charles Parteerst
Hina
Agure
Fragments of obituary tribute and real estate list from Fountain county
A fragmented notice records a lodge tribute to a deceased member and a separate Fountain county real estate update listing transfers and deeds filed for record by O. S. Douglass. Names include Hannibal C. Yount Julius Loeb Mont Board and various buyers and sellers in Attica Veedersburg and Wabash with sums ranging from $0 to $367.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal C. Yount
Julius Loeb
Mont Board
Fountain County
Douglass
Special Trains for Attica Chautauqua Days
The Attica Chautauqua opens tomorrow at Havine Park with tents and a 2000 seat pavilion. Attica Merchants arrange special trains from Covington and surrounding country for Bryan Day August 20 and Small Day August 22 with two extra trains on the main lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beutiful Havine Park
Middle West
Attica
Covington
Fountain
Wm. J. Bryan
Sam Small
Bryan
Newtown
Nationals
Local Book Supplier Takes Over County Depository
Announcement that the County Depository has been taken over by a new supplier promising a complete stock of school books for country and city schools. They request no credit for textbooks and advertise a large line of tablets crayons and other supplies.
Grand Army Encampment Sees Five Past Chiefs Present
More than 30 000 Grand Army veterans fill Salt Lake City with hopes of reaching 50 000. Five living past commanders attend including Burdett Torrance King Tanner Burton. Nevins honored by Woman's Relief Corps as St Louis Atlantic City vie for 1910 encampment. Van Sant Ketcham northward clash. Dickerson declines. Confederate delegations present.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Grand Army
S. S. Burdett
Washington, D. C
Eli Torrance
Minneapolis
John R. King
Baltimore
James Tanner
Charles G. Burton
Nevada
Nevins
Woman's Relief Corps
J. Kent Hamilton
Chas
G. Burton
Whi Torrance
Mary E. Gilman
Genevieve Lenedeld Lane
St. Louis
Atlantic City
Denver
van Sant
Minnesota
W. N. Ketcham
Indiana
L. T. Dickerson
Illinois
Confederacy
Cadiz Kidnapping Attempt Ends With Immediate Pursuit
An unknown African American man is said to have abducted toward the woods near Cadiz Kentucky while attempting to assault ten year old daughter of Thomas Waddington. The assailant was chased by the victim's brothers and local neighbors who caught him and took him into the woods. no further word has been heard.
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Cadiz
Jyvueh
Thomas Waddinr
Hayfeld
Mysterious Attack Wounds Woman Near Edinburg
Mrs. Charles Dainey aged fifty four was ambushed and shot while riding an open buggy toward Edinburg, Nashville Indiana. She suffered serious wounds and authorities believe a mistaken identity may be the cause. A posse of farmers searched the area but found no trace of the attacker.
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Nashville
Ind
Edinburg
Charles Dainey
Dailey
Grief Kills Mother In Frankfort After Son’s Flight
Mrs. Mar How e mother of Milo Howe dies at Palmer hospital after collapsing upon hearing of her son’s forged notes and flight. Nancy Belle Howe sues for divorce and alimony claiming forgery of her father Joseph Pickard’s name on notes totaling over 1 500 with banks holding additional notes. Milo, about 35, farmer, left county with Pearl Eads. he has a wife and four children.
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Nancy Belle Howe
Pearl Eads
Joseph Pickard
Michigantown
Howe
Dela ware County Grand Jury Indicts Doctor in 10 Cent Fare Killing
Muncie Indiana August 11 the Dela ware county grand jury met in special session to indict Dr Nelson K Ross the young Muncie physician who is jailed here for shooting and killing Daniel Lindenor a Portland traction conductor in a quarrel over a ten cent excess fare the state seeks a first degree murder indictment with nearly all passengers on the car and many others summoned as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
Delaware County Grand Jury
Nelson K. Ross
Daniel Lindeor
Muneto & Portland Traction
Strike Averted In Chicago Streetcar Dispute
Signs indicate no Chicago streetcar strike and an amicable settlement is near. President Thomas E Mitten of the Chicago City Railway Company is expected to offer a wage increase based on length of service.
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Chicago
Thomas E. Mitten
Chicago City Railway Company
Big improvements planned on Pennsylvania lines west of Pittsburgh
Philadelphia August 11 reports improvements totaling about 7.07 million dollars on Pennsylvania lines west of Pittsburgh. Of this sum 3.2 million will go to the Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati and St Louis railroad and 4 million six hundred nine dollars will be spent to double track the Richmond to Indianapolis segment.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Chicago, Cincinnati & St. Louis
Richmond
Indianapolis
Drowning Death of Rose Polytechnic Student in Wabash River
Terre Haute reports Harry Drake twenty three a junior at Rose Polytechnic drowned in the Wabash River above the city while swimming from a sandbar. He sank without warning as the current swept him away Newose Cosend a classmate also drowned last year near the city during bathing.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Harry Drake
Rose Polytechnic
Edward Cosend
Rifle Tourney Opens At Camp Perry With Guardsmen
Camp Perry Ohio August 11 twelve hundred men are in camp for a four week rifle tournament beginning today with the annual competition of the Ohio national guard. Matches of the Department of the Lakes Rifle association the Ohio Rifle association and the National Rifle association will follow weekly in the order named.
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Camp Perry
Ohio National Guard
Department of the Lakes Rifle Association
Ohio Rifle Association
National Rifle Association
Drowning of Walter Latta in Kankakee River near Water Valley
Walter Latta thirteen of Shelby drowned after leaping from a spring board into the Kankakee river near Water Valley. His head struck a log in the water and he drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Ind
Walter Latta
Shelby
Kankakee
Water Valley
Nominated for Mayor in City Primary
Samuel Lewis Shank was nominated by Republicans in the primary yesterday for mayor and Charles A. Gauss was nominated by the Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wedianapolis
Samuel Lewis Shank
Charles A. Gauss
Deadly Dose for Baby in Frankfort
An eighteen month old child, Riley Geff, son of Mr and Mrs James Geff, drank carbolic acid and died soon after in Frankfort Indiana. Wheat prices dropped about two cents on the Chicago board of trade after the government crop report with deliveries selling below the dollar mark.
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Frankfort
Ind
Riley
James Geff
Chicago Board of Trade
Ameree Coneetsy Barve at All Cana
Fragmentary readable text mentions Ameree Coneetsy and Barve at Cana with unclear roles or events noted, giving little concrete detail for a fuller summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameree Coneetsy
Barve
Cana
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Charley Bantz
Lara
Andy Foreman
Raymond Jones
Charles Garnett
Misa Nellie Meitzler
Emm
Innis Lowe
Grace Trott
Norah
Jacob Giand
Iva
Samuel Starkey
Leo
Bert Foreman
John Trott
Lest Tunseday
Eva Wantland
Katherine Trott
J.D. Trott
Utica
Sarah Caroline
Effie May
Joseph Bannon
Sam Starkey
Charles Bantz
le Ja
Grace
William Reynolds
Jessie
Edgar Lye
Mir
William Brown
Reugs
Laurassey
Danville
Flora Graham
Mis Stella Hay
Parrysville
J. W. Hughes
A.W Bank and
Orville Simpson
Mr. Roman
Royal, Hi
Freya Graham
James Cosary
Old Kentuck
Urban Calloway
Baby
Danvilla
Schyler Rhodes
Mace Davison
Appapaeitis
Harry Sawyer
W. F. Jackson
Harvey Barkley
Myrtle
Blaines - Keefer
Ftacnea
Atéica
Shwaxe Mound
Cam Rogirs
Othe Farmer’s
Mie
Theodore ‘Weder
Aes Allen
Walter Dennis
Margaret Jackson
Gay Spangie
Nave Devison
Miss Carson Kester
Comany
Mteees
Ettwood
Leets Jackson
Leade
Wabash River
Portland
Misa Carson Keefer
Sanday
Chaff
John Gartiner
Apent Sunday
the Shades
Chas. Furr
Kingman
John Rice
Eldon Remeter
Thomas Raybarr
Paul Wade
James and
Grover Rice
Dr. Johnson
Homer Reinter
Ira Waggoner
Cloverdale
A.L. Carpenter
Carl Leighty
Eldon
John Hawkins
James Rice
Hoots
Gish
Dave Notton
Ladiana Bituminous Coal Co
T. St. I
Oscar Sadock
EK Perlman Bt
Frac Attica
Samuel J) Purnell
Leweadder
Veedersburg
EA Nekaxer
Hitzabeth Crowder
Vicksburg
Elward Beart
Aniwityv
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Wito
Madd Metlott
Tiomis A Samnars
David Livengood
Hillsboro
Mary J
Sarah E
Attica L & Co
Martha F M Suick
Crowder
F M Pearson
Grand Army OF the Republic
Neville
Atlan
Tic City
St. Louie
VanSant and
Ketch
Kentucky
Broom County
Cincinnati
New York
Teleda
Dr. Ross
Pennsylvania Company
Rose Poly Junior
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