Local Social and Travel Notes From Clinton Area
Lou Laolsp visited Indianapolis on Wednesday. Mrs. Lou Dunlap visits Clinton friends this week. Miss Pearl Martin left Tuesday for Logansport Indiana. Robt. Dunlap spent the Fourth at home and holds a good Chicago position. Wm. Haines of Williamsport, father of Mrs. John Wilson, was in the city yesterday. Mrs. Mary Gerrard of Danville Illinois was guest of Miss Pearl Martin over Sunday. Bertha Owens of Danville Illinois visited Ruby Hall over Sunday. Mrs. William Wastbinder and daughter Zella of Clinton visited Isaac Holder and family. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Wingert and Mrs. Will Martin and son Russ of West Lafayette visited Luther Martin’s family over Sunday. Chester Valandingham of Veedersburg, boarding with Sheriff Hardesty on a wife desertion charge, was arrested in Terre Haute Tuesday by Deputy Sheriff Twiddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wastbinder
Zella
Clinton
Isaac Holder
H. J. Wingert
Will Martin
Russ
West Lafayette
Mrs
Luther Martin
Chester Valandingham
Veedersburg
Hardesty
Terre Haute
Twiddy
Ice Cream Festival By Catholic Church Ladies
The Catholic church ladies invite all to an ice cream festival on the church lawn on East Harrison street Thursday evening July 16. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Catholic Church
Church Lawn
East Harrison Street
Farm Sale Ad by Wilkey and Bonebrake
Local notice invites readers to contact Wilkey and Bonebrake for selling farmland. Advertising a farm sale with brokerage support and potential listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkey & Bonebrake
Church Schedule for Bend Church July 1908
Sunday School at 10 a m preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m Epworth League at 6 30 p m Prayer meeting each Thursday at 7 30 p m Official Board meets first Monday night of each month Ladies Aid meets third Thursday W F M S meets first Thursday Ladies Aid Bend church meets second Fourth Quarterly meeting July 18 and 19 Frank K Dougherty Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Ladies Aid Society
The
Ladies Aid Society of the Bend Church
Frank K. Dougherty
Double Tragedy at Huntington and Stray Bullet Fatality
Frank Wells, once a Wabash conductor, killed his divorced wife in Huntington Ind and then shot himself. In Indianapolis a stray bullet killed Jeanette Jones near 911 Horton Street on the Fourth, with investigators seeking the shooter. A testimonial letter praises Kodol for dyspepsia relief attributed to E C DeWitt & Co of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Hountington
Ind
Frank Wells
Wabash
Wells
Muntington
Indianapolis
Jeanette Jones
Horton Street
Jake Moore
Georgia
E. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Kodol
Jake C. Moors
Atlanta
East Liberty Social Roundup and Visits
East Liberty residents and visitors share a weekend of ice cream suppers and calls with families around McIntosh Lawson Shoaf and Davis households. Notable names include George McIntosh Dr Pollom Jesse Robbins Milt Grimes Bessie Whitford Gene McMasters Elmer Shoaf Alfred Shoaf Madaline Allen and Mrs Davis Lawson. A health ad promotes Dr Shoop’s Book No 4 and Night Cure antiseptic suppositories via The Hedges Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pollom
Jesse Robbins
Cates
East Liberty
Bessie Whitford
Gene McMasters
Elmer Shoaf
Alfred Shoaf
Foster Items and Visits Across Towns
Local notes list residents and visitors with Fourth of July activities. Ed and Lloyd Spencer moved through Williamsport and Dock Carter. Danville appears repeatedly with Griff and Clem families hosting or attending events. Families like Beckett, Ricketts, and Hughes are noted at river outings, shops, and Danville gatherings.
For Sale Tent and Local News Snippets
For sale a new 10x12 tent with a 3 foot side wall apply at this office. Mr and Mrs J S Rainier return home in Brokeston Monday after spending the Fourth here with the boys. Seward Walker ill with appendicitis at home in Indianapolis and underwent an operation. DeWitts Little Early Risers sold by The Hedges Drug Co. Col Denman offers five pounds honey from his bees this season. Clinton M E church asks Pastor Rev E M Freeman to resign, claim he seeks to become a Presbyterian. No other charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. J. S. Rainier
Brookeston
Seward Walker
Indianapolis
Clinton M. E
E. M. Freeman
Local residents visit friends and notable events this week
Miss Melissa Nebeker and Miss Dorothy spend the week with friends in Waynetown. Lee Allen and Mrs Mary Woods return from Indianapolis for weeks of gatherings. Pete Comrie from Danville brings a string of fish. Bert Ellmore’s condition remains unchanged. A son born to Mr and Mrs Tom Sayers Tuesday. Harry Connors and Mrs Connors visit from Chicago for the Fourth. she stays through the week. Charley Tittle and Elizabeth Sears wed in Danville. The text urges merchants to advertise and support the town paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Allen
Mary Woods
Indianapolis
Tom Sayers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lou Laolsp
Lou Dunlap
Pearl Martin
Logansport
Robt. Dunlap
Wm. Haines
Williamsport
John Wilson
Mary Gerrard
Danville, Ills
Bertha Owens
Danville
Ruby Hall
Ruby
Lawn Social
Methodist Church
Gasestorit
Ee Theda
George McIntosh
John McIntosh
Milt Grimes
Yeddo
Alfred Sheaf
Freeman
Jesse Blue
Silverwood
Harrison Abernathe
Mary Lawson
Elijah Allen
Madaline
Davis Lawson
Foster
Baller
Clark Dennis
Scott Crawford
Bob Pearcey
Covington
Ed Spencer
Lloyd Spencer
Dock Carter
Ned King
Abner Miller
Billy Hunter
Jim Bragker
Germantown
Will Beckett
Jake Ricketts
Bob Moody
the River
Gus Clem
Jacob Marble
Marion
Ohio
Ethel Fields
Jim Zanes
Old Home Place
Dan and
Link Ricketts
West Lebanon
George Murphy
Willie Hunter
Dora Hughes
Opera
Alva Strawser
Lucy Howard
Homer Clem
Zeralda Petty
John Shafer
Ed. Daller
Jim Gouty
Hoopeston
Millard Beckett
Burton
Oxfords
the Clothier
East Side Square
Covington, Ind
DeWitt
Hedges Drug Co
Col. Denman
Har
NEW Music House
Sohmer, Chickering Kimball
Packard, Steger & Son
Starck, Tryber and
Shoninger
Sohmer
Farrand
Commercial Bank Building
Danville, Ill
Melissa Nebeker
Nice
Dorothy
Waynetown
Pete Comrie
Danvile
Bert Ellmore
Harry Connors
Harry
W. T. Connors
Mrs. Connors
Charley Tittle
Elizabeth Sears
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