Two Indiana Couples Wed by Danville Justice in Matrimonial Parlor
The Danville Commercial News reports two marriages in one weekend. Frank OConnor and Katharine Winters of Lafayette wed, and Roy Brougner of Perrysville married Hazel Martin, with Brougner a telegraph operator on the I& E I line and planning to reside in Perrysville. Also Curtis Watson and Mary Shaw united in marriage in Danville, with Watson a Williamsport foundry worker. the pair will live in Williamsport. Jos. Black sustains a painful barbed wire injury on his hand, requiring several stitches.
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Danville
Henry Hall
Indiana
Frank O’connor
Katharine Winters
Lafayette
Roy J. Brougner
Hazel L. Martin
Perrysville
Brougner
Jos. Black
Curtis Watson
Williamsport
Mary Shaw
Attica
Judy
Local residents update and travel notes from Liberty street
Mrs Mary Dunlap has her Liberty street residence and buildings repainted. John Evans returned from Michigan Monday after a week's visit at Three Rivers. Ed Dunlap of Cincinnati arrived Tuesday evening for a visit with old home folks. Mrs Dan C Reed touring Europe arrived safely in London aboard the steamer Minneapolis Tuesday morning. Buy your threshing coal at the Canning Factory. A good supply on hand.
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Mary Dunlap
Liberty Street
John Evans
Michigan
Three Rivers
Dunlap
Cincinnati
Dan. C. Reed
Europe
London
Minneapolis
Van Buren pair visit in North Dakota and local notices
Volney Patton and wife of Van Buren travel Wednesday to visit their daughter Mrs. Oxworthy in North Dakota. Miss Jennie Wilkey hosts a small gathering of young ladies on Fourth street Monday afternoon. The column lists local sales, ads, and community events including an ice cream social July 26 at West Liberty Christian church, a car trade offer, and travel reports from residents returning from the northeast.
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Volney Patton
van Buren
Mrs. Oxworthy
North Dakota
Jennie Wilkey
Fourth Street
Ladies’ Aid Society of
The
West Liberty Christian Church
Local Notes and Visits Highlight Community Updates
Mrs S C Kaufman visitors in Indianapolis Monday. C G Blythes condition remains about the same. Uncle James Layton able to sit up though likely never to walk again. Mrs George Crane and children of Ft Wayne visiting relatives here. Samuel Rhodes adds improvements to Liberty street home. City council orders new sidewalks and street improvements in McCabe addition. John Peters injured in lower limb and limited store hours. Mrs Tom Glascock and Miss Verna vacationing in Portland Oregon. Great Summer Discount Sale continues thirty days at J L Peters offering 20 to 50 percent off. W W Layton and wife return from New York and New England coast. Mrs Lena Sewell appointed administratrix of late husband estate. Henry Lawson and E S Waggoner county seat visitors. Geo W Williams family auto trip home from eastern state. Geo P Schwin builds new enclosed porch on Third street. Nut crop near failure due to drought. Frank Hull Paddy Mack Dr Longacre Dr Carter and Teddy Mack attend Terre Haute races. Teddy’s mare places fourth. Mrs Mary Gardner entertains friends for birthday dinner.
Death of Mrs Margaret Kennedy in city home
Mrs. Margaret Kennedy died at her north city home about 6 p.m. Tuesday from a cerebral hemorrhage after years of ill health. Age 56 years 1 month she was wife of John Kennedy who died years ago and leaves three children John James and Mary. Survived by two sisters Mrs Purfeerst and Mrs Port and one brother Dennis Murphy. Funeral from St Joseph Church at 9 a.m. with interment in St Joseph Cemetery. She was a Catholic and widely loved in her church and social circle.
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Margaret Kennedy
John Kennedy
John
James
Mary
John W
Mary A. Murphy
Wm. Purfeerst
Frank Port
Dennis Murphy
Catholic Church
St. Joseph’s Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Kennedy
Local Notices and Social News From Covington and Veedersburg
Advertisements for wash dress goods at 20 and 15 cents per yard appear in the Republican paper. Veedersburg visitors include Walter Greenly and family and Robert Wilkey returned from Veedersburg after a month with relatives. Newtown visitors include S. T. Randolph and family. Shropshire sheep for sale. Glen Twiddy buys Loyd Ireland’s oil business and pledges to succeed in the new venture.
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Ie. J. Loeb’s
Glen Twiddy
Loyd Ireland
Glen
Rockville Chautauqua Opens August 8 At Beechwood Park
The Rockville chautauqua runs from August 8 to 17 at Beechwood Park with a strong varied program. On Tuesday morning August 12 Dr. J. E. Meeker of this county is featured among the speakers.
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Rockville
Kickapoo Worm Killer Advertises Children's Health
A vintage ad claims Kickapoo Worm Killer rids children of worms and worm symptoms, restoring health and happiness. Mrs J A Brik ben of Elgin Illinois testifies to years of relief. Guaranteed. Available at druggists or by mail. Price 25 cents. Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co. Philadelphia and St Louis.
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Apoo
J. A. Brikben
Elgin, Ill
Kickapoo
Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
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Charles Dwiggins
Waynetown
Mary Gardner
Covington, MD
M. Boord
M. Board
D. J. Young & Co
Lee Automobile Tires
Weir
Cates
Don Adamson
Don
Jones
St. Anthony Hospital
Terre Haute
J. Loeb’s
C. W. Dice
North East
Ohio
Fountain
Warren County
W.R. Massey & Son
Sam Brown
Washington, DC
Yeddo
Smith’s Grove
Forest Livengood
Ray Wingert
Dr. M. Faust
Fletcher
Astoria
Sagaheoid
S. C. Kaufman
Indianapolis
G. Blythe
James Layton
George Crane
Ft. Wayne
Samuel Rhodes
McCabe
John Peters
Tom Glascock
Verna
Portland
Ore
J. L. Peters
W. W. Layton
New York
New England
Lena Sewell
Henry Lawson
Millcreek
E. S. Waggoner
Richland
Geo. W. Williams
Geo. P. Schwin
Third Street
Frank Hull
Paddy Mack
Dr. Longacre
Dr. Carter
Teddy Mack
Teddy
Margarett Kennedy
Republican
Walter Greenly
Veedersburg
Jos. Wilkey
S. T. Randolph
Newtown
Robert Wilkey
Shropshire
James W. W. Graham
Covington
Ind
Covington, Ind
William Dennis
Iood
Jehu D. Martin
Pearl and
Eighth Streets
PT Asther
Brideee Bae
Wabash Portland Cenent CO
General Offees
Detroit
Tick. Works
Sirch
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