Time Card West Why No. 4 No. 10 Vv. Woolems
A fragment notes time cards for Westbound trains schedule items and lists M. Woolems as local agent in English.
11 Jul 1902
Page 1
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Newspaper
English News
Location
English, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1902
Page
1
A fragment notes time cards for Westbound trains schedule items and lists M. Woolems as local agent in English.
Community notes include G A R reunion dates at English August 13 to 16, local store ads for Duggins Grocery and Wide Awake Restaurant, July events, a fatality in Indiana July 4th record, births at Wm Longest household, and civic updates. Cannelton fire loss of $2,000 and Clark Rose Co pottery plant burn with no insurance. A pension awarded to John M Miller widow’s family listed. Insurance ad for Phoenix of Hartford assets 429700.51. Union church basket meeting at Sulphur August 10 led by W H Scott. Union Chapel to host Sunday School celebration fourth Sunday September. Epworth League convention attendance in Indianapolis. Revs Morris Holmes guests at Zahnd home.
The Crawford County Teachers Institute will be held in English from August 25 to 29 1902 with instructors Mrs Emma Mont McRae head of literature at Purdue University A J Kinnaman Clark University Worcester Mass and M S Brown English overseeing music and drawing State Superintendent Jones will attend one day The event touted as the best in the county plans a basket meeting at Mt Sterling church and features local officials and community notices from English Indiana.
Customers receive one raffle chance for every 50 cents of goods purchased at Duggins' Grocery Store offering a parlor lamp prize in a storewide promotion.
The new M E Church at Mifflin will be dedicated Sunday July 13 1902. Rev W G Clinton will deliver the dedicatory sermon. Everyone is invited to attend.
Mabel Jones is among the sick. Several officials and residents make short trips or attend business in English and nearby towns. Notables include Sheriff Gilliland, Dr. Gobbel, and Mrs. Zahnd visiting relatives. many entries record travel, illness, and family gatherings among towns like English, Grantsburg, Branchville, and Eckerty.
Alson Roberts departed for Orange County last Saturday to attend several days of business. Meanwhile Miss Bertha Moore Blanch Pro Nellie Temple Bella Sloan Lydia Scott Emma Scott May Scott Lizzie Lambdin Sally Smith Roma Fleming Mrs Joseph Finch and families Mrs E G Boyd and family and John Temple spent the Fourth at Milltown.
Local news from Sulphur highlights include Mrs. Gertie Smitley’s malaria, visitors from Foster Ridge to Andy Beards, and ministers Morris and Helms traveling to Indianapolis and Greencastle. Readers are invited to the M. E. church dedication at Mifflin and the Branchville circuit meeting July 19 and 20.
John Carr visits relatives in Canneton. Addie Parr in Louisville. Seacat on English business. Froman suffers mumps. Lelia Seacat assists at Wolf Creek Post Office. Willett of New Albany transacts business. Lulu Wathen visiting Blonda Yates. Dr Lauglin guest at Alton Hotel last week. Deuchars family at friends in Canneton. Holicroft recovering from nervous prostration. Baptist Church calls Rev L S Sanders as minister. Carr family visits Derby. Deuchars move to J W Emmick house. Rev Ed Holmes and Rev Morris attend Rocks picnic. Harrison and Gaither families at Sulphur Wells. Musicians Roberts, Hollcroft, Percell leave White Sulphur Wells.
Corn for sale in lots of 10 bushels or more. Seller: Dkr. F. R. Gossen. Also an advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Cure cured a two year kidney complaint for A. H. Davis of Mt. Sterling Ia. and promotes Mally Land & Co. products.
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