Neighborhood News Briefs From a Small Town
Funeral held for Uncle Benny Beaver aged 80 with Elder Frank Fisher of Mexico officiating. Several residents visit relatives in Denver and Newton County. Pupils plan final exams in Denver next Saturday. Mrs. Armantrout returns from Newton County visit with daughter. Widespread grip infection reported. Mike Day and daughters suffer illness.
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Benny Beaver
Frank Fisher
Mexico
Benny
H. H. Earhart
Denver
Gus Hetzner
John Armantrout
Newton County
Pike Street News and Winter Hardship Reflections
A Woolleytown community notes cold weather hardships on Pike Street. Local residents Elmer Batsbaugh and the night watch cut wood. Abner Earhart and J L Berkheiser haul supplies and trades. Revival meetings at Ebenezer church draw crowds. Ben Brower contemplates moving south due to the cold. Several residents discuss smallpox concerns, fishing laws, and district doings with neighbors and relatives nearby.
revival meeting aids local Baptist church attendance rises
Rev Lee Fisher of South Whitley Indiana assists Rev F C Moon at the Baptist church where five accessions have been recorded. James Woodburn of Lochiel Indiana visited relatives and friends at five Corners before returning to Benton county. Mrs Samuel McElwee sick with lagrippe shows slow improvement. Laura Steel returns home from Green Oak to visit Aunt Mrs Rose Shelton. Harvey LaPrad and wife of Mexico attended services at the Burg. Mrs Ella McElwee of Denver spends week with Burg relatives.
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Lee Fisher
South Whitley, Ind
F.C. Moon
The
Baptist Church
James Woodburn
Lochiel
Ind
Five Corners
Benton Courty
Laura Steel
Green Oak
Mrs. Rose Shelton
Harvey LaPrad
Mexico
Burg
Ella McElwee
Denver
Trustworthy positions offered for local business management
Advert seeks several trustworthy persons in the state to manage business in their own and nearby counties. Office work from home with a fixed salary of 900 dollars a year plus definite expenses. Monthly 75 dollars. References required. Enclose self addressed stamped envelope. Herbert J. Hess, President, Department M, Chicago.
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Herbert J. Hess
Prest
Chicago
Hicks Almanac and Word and Works Promote 1899 Issue
The Rev Ira R Hicks announces the 1899 Almanac a 116 page illustrated volume with storm forecasts diagrams and scientific content priced 25 cents. His Word and Works monthly journal offers home and scientific articles and storm forecasts at 1 per year with a free Hicks Almanac for yearly subscribers. Single Word and Works copies cost 1 cent and orders go to Word and Works Publishing Co St Louis MO.
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Word and Works
Word and Works Publishing ,Co
Locust St
St. Louis
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