Pine No More Neighborhood News and Visits
Neighborhood notes from Rural Route No 4 recount visits among families and friends. Mrs Frank Moss and son Fred stay with relatives. William Foust visits. Mrs Lizzie Leffel hosted Sunday school. multiple local families joined Alonzo Dover for a weekend gathering. Schools resume after holidays and local residents travel to nearby towns.
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Frank Moss
Fred
William Foust
North Judson
Lizzie Leffel
J. N. Baldwin
Deedsville
Mable Ensley
Inwood
Alonzo Dover
George Kinnaman
Nathan Kinnaman
Charles Kingery
Deree William Stallard
St. Louis
Sylvanus Blackbetter
William Crippen
Floyd
Columbus
Ind
Nona Cover
Indianapolis
Business
Edmond Leffel
Hartford City
Leroy Krider
Twelve Mile News Roundup of Holidays and Local Visitors
Christmas and holiday happenings in Twelve Mile and nearby areas. Mrs Mary Skinner and Ivan Richardson visited Mrs Annie Cox of Lucerne. Hunting yielded nine rabbits by Hugh Erbaugh and the Sullivan brothers. Maude and Delpha Mays stayed with their grandmother in Deedsville. Mrs Frank Dillman and Beatrice visited Wabash. Ed Black celebrated her birthday with a Christmas Eve gathering. Alva Hoover joined a local pugilistic society and jokes about cheering posts. Frank Filby and Nebraska kin consider settling here. Maus family visits Levi Maus and wife. Fulton county Albert Snider visited sisters Dr Miller and Levi Mays. Mt Carmel Sunday school re-organized with officers William Carson superintendent, Nancy Sullivan secretary, Edith Grable organist, Isaac Bockover chorister. New Year wishes for Triune.
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Mary Skinner
Ivan Richardson
Annie Cox
Lucerne
Hugh Erbaugh
Milo
Grover Sullivan
Misses Maude
Delpha Mays
Deedsville
Albert Snider
Fulton County
Dr. Miller
Levi Mays
Mt. Carmel
William Carson
Nancy Sullivan
Edith Grable
Isaac Bockover
Tennessee Letter From Red Clay 1900 Homestead Note
A long essay letter from Red Clay Georgia dated December 29, 1900 reflects on life, friendship, and weather. The writer contrasts Dixie climate with northern winters and invites readers to correspond for information on climate soil and crops. It touches on politics in a broad sense and mentions cotton and Southern life.
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Altho
Dixie Land
Easi
Couple from Kosciusko wed in local ceremony
On Wednesday evening December 26 1900 Virgil Sellers of Kosciusko county and Miss Clara McCoy were married at the bride's parents home with Rev. Jasper I McCoy officiating. They left for their future home near Warsaw followed by many friends' best wishes.
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Virgil Sellers
Kosciusko County
Clara, McCoy
Jasper I. McCoy
Hong
Warsaw
Farm Loans At Low Rates From John H Stephens Co Peru
John H Stephens and Company offers farm loans with low rates and liberal terms. Loans made promptly. Visit Room 5 old Brownell block Peru for details.
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John H. Stephens & Co
Old Brownell Block
Peru
Stops the Gough and Works off the Gold
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab claims to cure a cold in one day with no pay if not cured. Priced at 25 cents.
Election of Trustees at Denver Lodge
There will be an election held Monday evening January 14 1901 to elect two trustees one to serve 8 years and one to serve 2 years. Ext Gustin Secretary December 31 1900.
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Denver Lodge No
Baptist Church
Editor's Plague Piles Healed by Bughlen's Acnica Salve
F M Higgins of Seneca NL News reports years of piles resisted doctors until using Acnica Salve two boxes cured him. Claims it is the surest pile cure and best salve with a cure guaranteed. Only 31 cents sold by W L Piper druggist. Subscribe for the Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Higgins
Seneca
Nl) News
Bughlen
W. L. Piper
Denver Encampment No 216 Trustee Election Notice
Members of Denver Encampment No 216 to elect three trustees at 1 C O FP Hall on Wednesday evening January 23 1901. One trustee for 3 years one for 2 years and one for 1 year. Ent Gustin Scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Ent Gustin
Local notices and trades in Denver area markets
Harvest Queen Flour advertised with local bait for bakers. Den ver elevators offer baled straw and good deals on feed ground at Denver mills. Various residents visit kin and sell real estate. Public notices include insurance, poultry, and church events. Penny press notes health claims, drugstore remedies, and local commerce.
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Denver
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Lulu Cover
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Charles Barnhart
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Jessie Carson
Blanche Dalzell
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the Tribune
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Myrtle Luckenbill
James Ward
Denver Roller Mills
Mary Brower
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Lloyd Zimmerman
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Chicago
Ida Robbins
Esse Zimmerman
Willard E. Howes
F.M. Moody
Newell Metzger
Supreme Court
Miss Nellie Shumate
Campbellstown
Ohio
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Our Town
Nellie
J. B. Bair
the Baptist Sunday School
S. C. Gallahan
C. Bell
H. M. Overly
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Dora Derek
Alma Zook
Aaron Zook
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