A Turbulent Ghost in an Old Virginia House
A Virginia gentleman recalls Uncle Jake Martin known as Uncle Jake who roams in pastures and greens. The tale recounts a haunted October night at Squire Green’s home as eerie noises echo from the stairs and attic then continue nightly until the house’s demolition with no source found.
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Virginia
Jabez Martin
Sauquier
Spottsylvania
Rappahannock
Jake
Marie Dickie Green
Fauquier
Squire Green
Mr. Green
Squire
Martin
Fauquier County
Washington Post
Personal Notices From City Visitors And Vacations
City residents and visitors are listed with their towns and activities. Names include Robert Machan T Snell in Gary, John W. Bowman from Indianapolis, Charles Helman of Sykes store in Chicago, doctors Goodrich and Short at a Chicago railroad medical meeting, John Carey’s trip to Pennsylvania, Mrs. Gallagher and Mrs. Tousley in the city calling on friends, Maude Romaine visiting uncle A J Salisbury on a Boston to San Francisco trip, Humane Officer Miller returns from Kalamazoo Battle Creek Plymouth and Argus, Kreighbaum hosts Rev and Mrs Rice and Mr and Mrs Helfrich, and Noyes Carriage Co representatives Wineland and others attending the Carriage Builders' National Association convention in Chicago.
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C. D. Goodrich
I. W. Short
Chicago
John Carey
Pennsylvania
Joseph Gallagher
William Tousley
Quoshen
A. B. Miller
Kalamazoo
Battle Creek
Plymouth
Argus
W. F. Kreighbaum
C. E. Rice
Louis Helfrich
Division Street
City
John H. Wineland
The
Noyes Carriage Co
Carriage Builders’ National Association
Messrs
John Gummer
E. S. Todd
W. W. Steiner
R. J. Turner
A List of the Sick In Local Notes
W M Ellwood is able to be out again. Mrs Casper Lipshitz's condition remains unchanged. Carepairer W W Fuller is off duty on account of sickness. Mrs Lucy Demarest underwent cancer removal surgery at Clark Hospital. she is 75. Miss Beatrice Sanford, daughter of Mr and Mrs C A Sanford of 11 South Third street, had appendicitis operation at Clark Hospital after falling ill Tuesday. City Treasurer E A Campbell showed marked improvement and could take nourishment. family encouraged by progress.
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Casper Lipshitz
W. W. Fuller
Lucy Demarest
M. J. Demarest
Clark Hospital
Beatrice Sanford
C. A. Sanford
No.11
South Third Street
E. A. Campbell
Community announcements from St Johns parish to local clubs
A compilation of weekly notices lists a 7 pm choir gathering at St John s Episcopal Church and multiple club meetings. The Laurel Club meets at Mrs Ernest Jewett s on Marion street Friday evening, while Ben Hur gouts a social for new members at Anderson Hall October 23. The King s Daughters hold an 1 pm market at Houseworth s drugstore Saturday and Elkhart Athletic football players are asked to report to Star billiard hall Friday at 7.30. Other events include Loyal Friends Sunday school class at Mrs Schaffer s 606 Vistula Friday 2 30, Jones Darling Camp 5 meeting at Otto Deal s Odd Fellows Temple 7 30, Naomi Lodge of D of R Friday, Ladies Aid market at Singer Co Saturday, Missionary Reading Circle at Mrs Kesler s Marion Friday 2 pm with picnic for members and husbands, an up to date bazar by Catholic ladies with dance nightly and a penny supper Saturday 5 to 7 to fund church interior decorations. The Daily Review.
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Laurel Club
Ernest Jewett
No.11
Marion Street
Ben-Hurg
King's Daughters
Houseworth Bros
North End
Elkhart Athletic
Star Billiard Hall
George C. Dewey
Trinity M. E
E. Schaffer
Vistula Street
Naomi Lodge
D. of R
W. H. Brightmire
California M. E
Mr. Turner
W. H. Bennett
Ad&wi
Bethel Evangelical Church
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Missionary Reading Circle
Grace Lutheran Church
A. R. Kesler
William Bickel
Blush as proof of an active brain says Sir Arthur Mitchell
Sir Arthur Mitchell argues blushing signals brain activity and mental state. He notes infants do not blush until brain function begins and that blushing cannot be controlled by will. His theory appears in a New York World column with humorous quotes from various papers.
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Arthur Mitchell
Ddinburgh
Sir Arthur
New York World
Missionary Work and Bazaar Night Promotions
A clipped local notice notes Sam recalls living in Africa and doing missionary work as a cook for a cannibal chief. The Catholic bazar at Eagle Hall is tonight after speeches by Republicans and Democrats featuring dancing and a first class orchestra.
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Africa
Eagle Hall
Buehler Bros. Weekend Sale At Eagle Hall Bazaar
Promoters of a bazar at Eagle hall open this evening expect many ladies to inspect a wide array of domestic art items for sale. The event is in the Bay Addition area nine blocks west of Franklin Street on the south bank of the St. Joe.
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Buehler Bros
South Main Street
Cence Ieee Ean
Eagle Hall
Franklin Street
the St. Joe
Illow Bay
St. Joe
Taft Sherman Club Bazar Speech Vote Event
Republican crowd urged to attend Eagle hall bazar this evening to hear a speech and vote for the Taft and Sherman Club. Prominent notices invite buying a lot in Pillow Bay Addition on the St Joe’s south bank. Fred Poole hosts at the country store bazar. An Elkhart Howe moving pictures show promises enhanced realism beyond nickelodeon fare.
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Taft and Sherman Club
Eagle Hall
Catholic bazar opens at Eagle hall tonight
The ladies of the Catholic bazar will showcase many beautiful articles to attract their women friends at the opening at Eagle hall tonight.
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Eagle Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Old Jabez
New York Times
Robert
Clara
Beaumont
Bryan
Macon
Robert Machan
T. T. Snell
Gary
John W. Bowman
Indianapolis
Charles Helman
Sykes
Miss Maude Romaine
A. J. Salisbury
Boston
San Francisco
W. M. Ellwood
St. John's Episcopal Church
Joseph Kies
Anderson Hall
Jones-Darling Camp No. 5
Otto E. Deal
Odd Fellows’ Temple
the Daily Review
Philadelphia Press
Hiram
Sally
Inghis
St. Louis Republic
Fred Poole
Elkhartan
Howe Moving Pictures
Howe
Nickelodeon
St. Vincent’s Bazar
Eagles Hall
Sperry
Elkhart
Japan
Wan Ue Laawaase
the Quality Store
CS Ags Ada
Mahodan
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