Ohio Senators Praised by Gov Foster Amid Indian Frontier Debate
Gov Foster asserts Ohio has unmatched representation in the National Senate with Sherman and Thurman. He criticizes Democratic efforts to attack the President, and calls for a hardline policy toward western frontier Indians, proposing outlawing and shooting on sight to clear reservations for settlers.
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Gov
Foster
National Senate
Ohio
Sherman
Thurman
Misses Cary and Carlisle Visit Friends in Edgerton
Misses E Cary and F Carlisle are visiting friends in Edgerton. The plastering on C Goller s house is completed.
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E.cary
F. Carlisle
Edgerton
C. Goller
From Our Own Correspondent Strawberries and local notes
From Our Own Correspondent. Strawberries will be ripe in about two weeks. Joe Ex talks of starting a saloon at Jewell. The weather, that everlasting topic, of which there are more lies told than about anything else, hardly deserve mention. After a great fishing expedite, we manage to get on deck again. Miss Mary Nolte has returned from her visit among relatives at Fostora. A drive to Ridgeville Corners on a fair Sunday evening will assure any one of that vicinity being in a flourish ing condition. Judging from the number of buggies and young folks out. Miss Hattie Davison, on last Sunday had the misfortune to injure her finger in a painful manner. Mr. and Miss Eddy Conkie were the guests of W. A. Shamplin last Sun day, Miss Rose Kern and other parties, of Defiance, were sporting our gravel road Sunday. Our postmaster and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Allie Rowe Sundayed at Napoleon. The gravel pit is a fine place to wash your buggy, try it, we did. The old saw-mill building formerly owned by Diehl & Co., has been converted into a barn. Andy Durham of this place was in Defiance last week on business. A statement in our items a few weeks since, we the Higbe & Dravis squabble was not quite correct. The charge against Higbe, instead of killing a rooster was on a peace warrant, and misbehavior towards Henry Dravis children.
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Independence
Hicksville Pike
Oak Grove Chapel
Frank Thompson
Frank Engle
Whetstone
H. H. Hill
Will'e Shoup
White's Mills
Ela Fairs
Katie Musser
Mary Nolte
Fostora
Ridgeville Corners
Hattie Davison
Rose Kern
Allie Rowe
Napoleon
Diehl & Co
Andy Durham
Higbe & Dravis
Higbe
Henry Dravis
Hicksville
Sinia
William H. Vanderbilt
W. D
C. Hightower
D . Clayton Alc
Gi Hiemen & Time
W. D. Stokes
Baton Rouge
J.J. Healey
Camp Street
New Orleans
Hartman
E. Kenner
Laurel Street
Peruna
E. K
Columbus
Ohio
Pites
F. Brown
Gravier Street
Perona
Hicksville Notes Point Toward Growth and Changes
Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Miller plan an extended westward trip this summer as Hicksville is seen to grow with more houses to rent and new building. A new department in schools brings total to nine. Presbyterian social at Dr. Otis residence enjoyed cake and ice cream. Dr. Simmons shows promise in local practice. C. W. Prettyman leaves teaching. best wishes follow. Maude Cowhick to form an instrumental music class. praised for training. Editor Culley’s warm summer forecast noted. Hugh Banks from Fountain Chapel visited. Sabbaths services announced at Evangelical church.
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I. S. Miller
Hicksville
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