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WALDRON. ! at :' ' *, E. L. Sever made a trip to Shel- ^... *byville, Monday, on business* galWilliam Nading, of Shelbyville, Coi was here on business Monday. 3Mrs. Eliza McDuffee was the guest nea of John Greene on Christmas* *re. Tom Conner, the genial drummer, ^ was the guest of James Allen, Satur- *day. konArt Green is contemplating buy- ing the John Wilson property. byrRay Bennett, the merchant, of ,son^Moscow, was here on business Mon- C day.Ben Snyder, of Hope, was visit- **erwasmaclasjf ing old time acquaintances here * Sunday. aD0Herbert Cupp, of Chicago, is vis- MOt iting friends and relatives here dur- Cing the holidays. Pre!k .James Curtis, lawyer, of Indian-J *tapolis, is spending the holidays with fhis mother* c,l*1 ■ . . , ■'* Joe Eck, wife and daughter were the guests of George Mitchell and wife on Christmas. I ^ItMir. and Mrs. Earl Haymond visited Mr. and Mrs., Cy Gaynor, at Greensburg, Sunday.Otto Wagoner, is loading anothercar of corn. Otto is quite a factor• .lt; • • * .in the corn business here.The entertainment given at the M.lt;E. church was quite a success. Many presents were distributed.Trustee Joseph Beyer was at Shelbyville, Monday, and closed up the business for the term.Who* knows but some day the Gid of Fairland will be a member of the Down and Out Club.Henry Jones shipped a fine load tfot hogs to Indianapolis, Monday. Henry always raises the best.Harry Kirby, of the Prescott tow-er, is laying off. During bis absenceoperator Livingston is in charge.Joseph Owen, of Moscow, was a caller on D.. H. Thompson, Saturday.^ Mr. Thompson remains very low.James Raymond and wife, of Arrow Smith, III., were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Haymond, Sun-f- day.Cash McCain, formerly of this place, now working in a storm front factory at Cincinnati, is visiting his father, Dr. T- J. McCain.J. H. Meloy and Miss Dot Haymond spent Christmas at Indianapolis the guests of Miss Haymond’s sister, Mrs. Flo Welsch.Master Chester Heck and Susie Brown are sending Merry Christmas greetings from Wisconsin, where they are deer hunting.James N. Lee entertained at dinner Christmas his' friends and rela-tives from London and Fairland.Quite an enjoyable time was had.♦ . .Henry Meltzer and wife were* *painfully hurt Sunday by being“^thrown out of . their buggy, theirhorse getting scared at an automobilef Chip Sparks served roasted pig for Christmas dinner. Kans Haymond and family and Dr. Randolph and family were the fortunate guests.Walt Gleason, our barber, has been squawking like a goose since Christmas. He ate so much of the •sl^fowl that he has changed his color since then.Charles Heck has received wordfrom Wisconsin that his son, Ches-/ ♦ter, and Susie Brown are having a grand time shooting . deer in the Badger state.Loy Sparks and Omar Haymond were the guests of Misses Mary Lu~ ,,man and Dora Strode, at Manilla, * Sunday night. These two boys are always on the alert.Word was received by Omar Haymond from John Gleason, who Is inr ! lt;Oklahoma City, that he is well Bab-*^ isfied and has accepted a position In a wholesale grocery house.E. M. Arnold and wife and EdrSiansifer and family were guests of Charles Haymond on Christmas day.m Harry Davisson and wife spent. • • ♦ 1 .Christmas with relatives at Indianapolis.t/ Joseph Beyer, the outgoing fcrus-tee, was surprised by a handsome silver set given him by the teachers. The presentation speech was made by the pisses Delpha Orem andMarie Higgins.John Zinser has. brought suit, * •against the J. C. Traction company for $2,000 damages, claimed to have been sustained in the wreck at Waldron last September. C. C. Curtis (fis the attorney.The deal between Charles Heck and D. H. Thompson on the farm east of town has fallen thru with on account of Charles Heck thinking the price of ten thousand dollars for ninety acres being exorbitant.Gre wifi MaiB chu on ; tor,. SfastanhopXmarschcwit!S,Ch.r:RielShe!cb ci%:oCar;w;fe.wifeWa!B wen at s lisoi toprojLwillof t brot We con*T Imp: ed i fear biitthechuielosinewopeithir:buttherdeviso tlate:plac* •J.Wol•OBus!$12;Jj20$1,1Hden,$10,Mou$3,7SibellshipS;Wratow)XilandshipGCanFallCEleitOW!OMorShe]IcBus:tOW]JitinPre*J(V.towiC
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Shelbyville Shelby Democrat
Shelbyville, Indiana, US
Thu, Dec 31, 1908
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