Local notices recap of residents visiting and traveling
A long list of people from Louisville Princeton Taswell New Albany and nearby towns are mentioned visiting relatives and friends or travelling for business. Entries note several Monday English trips and weekend visits as well as a handful of local social moves and a few illnesses. A brief cultural note highlights the Imperial Russian Quartet at the Chautauqua with live performances and attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Pope
Temple
Wm. Riddle
Riddie
Ed. Roberson
Near Mifflin
Perry Kimmel
Near Temple
George Real
Lois A. Brown
S. A. Tucker
Taswell
Kathryn Sloan
Louisville
William McDaniel
Iay Dooley
New Albany
L. Lyons
St. Croix
F. R. Gobbel
W. Cohen
J. M. Golden
Hildred Funk
Milltown
Eschel Davidson
H. H. Been
Leavenworth
Carrie Foreman
Princeton
Opal Mathers
Mrs. Brown
Likerty
B. F. Tempie
For Sale or Trade and Public Commentary
For Sale or Trade. New $50 Ithica gun, will sell or trade Price reasonable. Call at The News office. 7-13-6w. The coal Barons came a little too late with their so-called concessions, which are really raising in price. They have heaped piratical actions upon the people for so long that the people now propose to do something. It used to be that barons and others could say, the Public be dn,''? but that day is past The public has weight and influence and robbers of all kinds must and will be brought to time. For Rent-Born in English, roomy and convenient. Call at this office. One can notice where men are arrest ed just for making a few remarks about Woodrow Wilson -the President-or the United States Flag and putting on some cuss words. They ought to be arrested and punished, but how about men that rob the sovereign people day by day and cuss 'em besides? When they retire to their private offices the chief expression is ''the Public be ad.' There are lot of coal operators who should be in the penitentiary. They should not be allowed to rob the people. They are traitors in time of war-traitors are not usually put in prison-they are given a faster and more fitting punishment.-New Albany Tribune.
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Woodrow Wilson
United States
Indiana
New Albany Tribune
Alton Community News Highlights and Local Visit Notes
Pleasant Hill visitors join Alton events as Lyman Brooks improves in Rapid Branch. Local gatherings include bargain parties, farm visits, and flock of 4th of July celebrations with speeches by S. A. Purcell and Mrs. Hilands. U.S. colors and community activities mark a busy week with many neighbors touring Louisville and Roberta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Cox
Pleasant Hill
Lyman Brooks
Rapid Branch
Mt Carmel couple visit Milltown hosts Rebekah lodge event
Elmer Taylor and wife and their daughter arrived Thursday from Mt Carmel Illinois and left Friday to visit relatives in Milltown. Twenty five Re bekah lodge members and the degree team attended Milltown Monday night to perform the English degree work. Refreshments were served and visitors reported an excellent time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Benz
Samuel
Ingalls Kan
Great Bend
Kansas
Elmer Taylor
Mt. Carmel, Ill
Milltown
Married in Chicago a Madisonville couple wed
Miss Cora Hall of Madisonville Kentucky and Mally Land of this place quietly married in Chicago a few days ago. Land travels as a salesman for Henry Johnston & Sons Philadelphia pa with temporary Chicago headquarters. Mrs Land a popular church leader in Madisonville. Wishes pour in for a long happy life.
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Cora Hall
Madisonville
Mally Land
Chicago
Mr. Land
Henry )Isston & Sons
Philadelphia
Mrs. Land
Do You Want to Vote If So Register Quickly
The Board of Registration has received about 500 registrations and at the current rate would take at least 100 days to register 6 000 voters, and 150 days to register 3 000 male voters. It fears the vote may be short or impossible to register all who wish to vote if pace does not quicken.
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Board of Registration
Automobiles Registered in Crawford County in 1917
Campbell Circular Advertising Co. reports 190 automobiles registered in Crawford county up to July 1 1917 at the Secretary of State. H C Murphy of Marengo was first to register and Charles W Dewitt of Wickliffe was last. Indiana totals 167181 licenses with value of all cars estimated at 85000000 dollars.
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Campbell Circular Advertising Co
Indianapolis
Secretary of State
Crawford County
H. C. Murphy
Marengo
Ford
Charles W. Dewitt
Wickliffe
Indiana
Desirable East Fifth Street home with barns and outbuildings
For Sale. A desirable home on East Fifth street with seven rooms and bath, good cellar, barn, garage and all other outbuildings in good repair. Four extra large lots 60 by 120. Call The News office. Also For Sale Let No 4 in High School addition, Call at this office.
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East Fifth Street
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D. R. Stewart
H. Hershman
William A. Geizell
Liberty Township
Gertrude Sloan
Sarah Sloan
G. L. Smith
Fred L. Thornbury
F. A. Thornbury
George Smith
Patoka Township
Archie Bobbitt
Eckerty
Norma Meloy
Richmond
N. E. Gobbel
James R. C. Stewart
E. T. Mann
Beeler Street
Courier-Journal
Rich Critchfield
Fargo
Chas. Deich
Joseph Vaughn
Depauw
J. W. Spencer
Jas. Morgan
Pocahontas
Ark
I. D. McClure
Nan Dodd
Dora Starr
Jeffersonville
A. H. Brown
Mabel Jones
Ruth Carr
Jas. M. Tucker
Ben Mathers
Felix
Baily Roberts
Herman Grimes
Ilinois
R. Walter Geise
Paschal Baker
Oakland City
Mabelle Jones
May Luckett
H. F. Samuels
Idaho
Beechwood
Floyd Samuels
Opal
Pearl Mathers
Gaye Crews
Charles Hughes
Rossin Funk
French Lick
West Baden
J. A. Blevins
Grantsburg
Gertie Ross
Earl Stewart
Bryant and Stratton College of Louisville
Balalaikas
Josef Loseff
Europe
Mme, Loseff
Russia
Mr.a. Parr
Magnet
Roberta
G. C. Coleman
Kirk
A. S. Roberts
Sallie Roberts
Cape Sandy
Sallie R.froman
Abe Borstein
Rev
C. O. Stevens
Georgetown
Alton Jr
Kaiser Bill
Germany
Alton
E. E. Parr
Hazel Gaither
Sheridan Purcell
Tarrascon
A. C.C
Hobby Bird
Harvey
Dan East
Vincinnes
Nell Purcell
Leah Purcell
Fredonia
Mark Gibson
Branchville
J. Q. Gibson
Oriole
T. B. Sonner
F. H. Purcell
Elihu Pearson
Jeff Sunday
Booneport, Ky
Merlin
Frankie Zenor
Locks
Kentucky
Ohio
Wolf Creek
Arthur Atwood
Evansville
B.O. Purcell
Ed Parr Jr
Max Holloway
Tim Williams
Turner
Will Fullinwider
Minerva Rowena Boone and Hatfield
Boone, Ky
Irene Sheckells
Plainsville
Joseph Sheckells
Mabel
R. P. Hilands
W.A. Brooks
Esther
English
Miss Add Parr
Camp Pocchontas
Tom Emmick
Mildred Deuchars
Ruth Sonner
Thelma Deuchars
Haze
Gaither
Chester Helck
Frank Staples
Wirt Grubbs
T. R. Holcroft
Alford Aberiei
T.B
Sonner
Ruth
L. B. Riddle
Claud Hendershot
Deuchars
T. L. Jones
Johnson
Alton Baptist Church
Nellie Parr
Chauncy
S. M. Harris
Moweaqua
Rachel Hanspire
Oscar
Flower Point
Arthur Bultington
Jim Cox and
Mill Creek Valley
Somer
Co. D
First Indiana Cavalry
Henry Bullington
Albert Bullington
Albert Cox
P. R. Parr
Earl Myers
Estell Kemp
Harry Parr
Jenkins
M.F. Pearson
W.R. Holcroft & Son
Alford Aberlei
Aberlei
J. F. Sprindles
Booneport
Rachel Tobin
Tobin's Landing Ko
Frogtown
Rice B. Lease
Mulberry
Old Glory
Jno
T. Holcroft
W. A. Brooks
Flower Brigade
America
S. A. Purcell
Jno. Hanspire
U. S
Joe Esarey
Violet Purcell
Mary Bell Parr
Clara
Mae Neville
Mildred
Violet Deuchars
Messrs
Chas. Helck
G. O.coleman
Bride
C. M. C. Kemp
Nell Griggs
Roberta, Ky
Georgie Freimeyer
Mooleyville
Dan Cummings
Tom Harvey
Roy Brooks
Guy Harvey
Frank Coleman
Margaret Harvey
Ida Mae Howard
Mae and
Hazel Cummings
Mabel Himes
Iona Coleman
Stella
Ruby
Dre
H. H. Deen
Deen
Mary Spindler
Sweet Meadows
Briggs—Hogan
Bowling Green
Pauline Harrison
Lexington
Chas. Nashbauer
Crothersville
Mrs. Nachbauer
Walnut
Bill Wilkes
D. S. Deuchars
Addie
Robert Rice
Hubert Rice
Nore
Dad Parks
R.D. Myers
L. D. Sanders
Pleasant Ridge
Miss Howard
U.S
Jeff Blackburn
Alton S. S
Alton Orchesta
Nettie Deuchar
Daly
Helm Stiff
Luther Holloway
Minerva Fullinwider
Rowena Boone
Della
Florence
Doris Stiff
Chloe King
M. N. Fullinwider
R. H. Riddle
Arthur
Chas. Kemp
C.M.C. Kemp
Kemp
M. F. Pearson
Missea Zenor
Thelma
Mildred Deuchara