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Newspaper

Flora Enterprise Sentinel

Location

Flora, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1904

Page

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Beasty Stuff and County Politics Highlight Local News

Dr. J N Hurty analyzes Malt Mead branded Lithia Malt calling it beastly and poorly made with a little alcohol and salicylic acid. warns it harms digestion. Delphi Herald notes low voter interest in upcoming county conventions with several named candidates and rumors about others. John P Robison, Carroll county's oldest man, dies near Woodville aged about 99, noted for remarkable character and abstinence.

J. N. Hurty State Board of Health Flora Flora Temperance Workers Lithia Delphi Evening Herald

Good Voorhees Marriage in Flora

Roy Good and Miss Mabel Voorhees quietly wed at Rev. Morgan's home in Young America. The couple will start housekeeping in a East Columbia street residence prepared by Mr. Good. Ira Roach of Young America witnessed. The groom, a harness-maker with A. W. Eikenberry & Son, is praised for honesty and popularity. the bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Voorhees, is described as highly accomplished and beloved.

A. A. Good A. W. Eikenberry & Son Flora Charles Voorhees Enterprise Sentinel

Reverend Creath to Deliver Farewell Sermon at M E Church

Sedalia notes announce Reverend A M Creath will give his farewell sermon at the M E church Sunday evening. The Annual Street Fair is set for Saturday September 3 with a courteous invitation Come everybody. Various locals visit, attend Clinton Co Fair, and join a West End thrashing company outing on the North Fork banks with a large group attending and lively noon baskets.

A. M. Creath Farwell M. E Gladys Miller Frankfort Anger Chalmer Smith Howard Grace Milner Jesse Abeston Koro Clinton Co Alice Moss Near Bringhurst Bissie Douglass West End North Fork William Kineman Sheb Gray Wm. Stephenson Morton Stephenson Shebly Lewis Oscar Sheets Hatfield Harry Brown Harry Marsh George Brown Tom Unger

Former Deer Creek Preacher Heads Elopement and Contest

Local column notes a former Deer Creek pastor A L Platt eloping from Santa Cruz with widow Mrs Johnson of Brazil. It also publicizes a county bean and corn guessing contest with prizes, urging subscriptions and counting efforts at Fidra’s drug store window, listing past subcriber Ezra Kahl and noting display figures and guesses around 14 000. The story recounts Platt’s career in Carroll county and Brazil, highlighting disagreements over a church building.

Ezra Kahl Young America Mr. Kahl A. L. Platt Christian Church Deer Creek Santa Cruz California Alice Johnson Brazil Sharon Carroll Platt Carroll County

Rockfield Notes Include Visits and Local Scores

Rev W L Breckenridge attends conference in Winona this week. Miss Florence Powell of Chicago and Florence Roop of Logansport stay with Br W Stauffer and family. Mrs W L Thompson visits Frankfort this week. Mr and Mrs John Parka of Seattle visit Elias Plank. Will Kerlin travels to Chicago on business. Mrs Hiram Bausaw and daughter visit D C Emrick’s family. Staggers and Son move to new livery barn. Rockfield bail team defeats Burrows Kerbys 22 to 3. Friends and family visit K L Biggie’s home for a delightful day.

W. L. Breckenridge Winona Florance Powell Chicago Florence Roop Logansport Br. W. Stauffer and Family W. L. Thompson Frankfort John Parka Seattle Wash Elias Plank Kerlin Saicago Hiram Bausaw Missouri D. C. Emrick Staggers& Son Rockfield Burrows Kerbys Kerbys

Keeps Creek Church Repainted and Local News Roundup

The Keeps Creek folks repainted and papered their church for a fresh look. Ed Kennedy improved his house with a porch and fence paint, while Vance McKinney recovers from a broken arm. Hez Robison returns from Boston after the Encampment trip. Mrs. J. H. Brown and Fern of Seattle visit Camden. The Nickel Plate Club meets at McGreevy’s Hall and Depot workers enjoy a pay car stop. John P. Robison, born 1809, died 1904 at 94. buried Rock Creek Cemetery after family tributes. Mrs. Ellen Wolf plans a sale on Sept 1. Mrs. J. R. Kennedy is reported ill.

Keeps Creek W. K. Kennedy Camden Burrows Ed Kennedy Vance McKinney Hez Robison Boston J. H. Brown Fern Seattle Washington Wm. West Trim Williamson Chas. Kennerd M.J. McGreevey Nickel Plate Club McGreevye’s Depot John P. Robison Robison Indiana Rock Elias Gerard Delphi Madison Township Will John Charlies Gerard Jennie Robison Eld. E. C. Wells

Soldiers Reunion in Burlington Promises Glorious Event

Carroll county soldiers plan their annual reunion in Burlington next Thursday with an engaging program. Speakers include Felix T. McWhirter of Indianapolis Prohibition candidate for governor and John C. Farber of Frankfort Republican candidate for state senator. Music and fellowship planned. hot coffee offered free. Citizens urged to attend and honor the soldier boys.

Carroll County Burlington Felix T. McWhirter Indianapolis Indiana John C. Farber Frankfort Soldier Boys

Shanklin Family and Local News In St Louis Trip

A Shanklin party including Glen and Bessie Shanklin with Frank McElroy and Frank Justice along with Grover Lane and Carl Shanklin traveled to St Louis on Tuesday. Mrs Allen Terry arrived from Kansas City to visit daughter Mary Harmon. Rossville visitors Hattie Dickens and Robert Pullen visited Mr and Mrs John Pullen. A large crowd left for St Louis Wednesday night and local chatter notes fishing success on Wild Cat. The Cutler drum corps aided the Street Jubilee at Moran and townsfolk anticipate the Burlington old settlers meeting. Wild Cat fish plentiful and detectives are active. Cutlery plans a concert band in the future. The Midway Lodians will play the Sedalia Regulators today at Cutler.

Reo. Shanklin Glen Bessie Frank McElroy Frank Justice Grover Lane Carl Shanklin St. Louis Allen Terry Kansas City Mary Harmon Hattie Dickens Robert Rossville John Pullen H. C. Beck Martha Davis Illinois James Bowen Cutler Moran Old Settlers Burlington Cutlery Midway Lodians Sedalia Regulators

Weather Forecast Signals Recurrent Storms and Warm Spells

Rev Hicks outlines September weather with multiple storm periods from late August to October. Disturbances bring gales, cool air, and possible tornadoes, with crises slated for September 7 to 10 and 11 to 12, then a Vulcan period around the 29th. Vivian Shigley’s music pupils perform at M B church. Miss Shigley praised as a top Flora teacher.

Hicks Vivian Shigley M. B. Church Misa Shigley Flora Beth Sines Ruth Mitler Bertha Campbell Lola Rickard Marel Riggle Katharine Miller Leaura Rickard Marie Lantis Lorin Chittick Hazel Ford Faun Kikeoberry Glae Cook Eva Frick Fay Blue May Allen Vere Miller Ruth Stanton George Thomas Ruth Hano Luna Bell Mise Shigiey Fiora Miss Shigiey

Friday Gold Mine prospects strong with new company

The Friday Gold Mining Company of Pearl Idaho is developing 25 000 tons of ore with a gross value near 600 000 and about 960 000 in ore produced to date. The mine is led by Neil J. Sorensen and Jacob Krauss with W H Jackson as superintendent. The plant handles twenty tons daily and will increase capacity after ongoing development. An extension railroad will boost profits by reducing transport costs.

Jacob Krauss West Denver Colorado The Friday Gold Mining Company, Limited Pearl Idaho Emmett Boise Neil J. Sorensen Pear Sumpter Oregon Flora Indiana Otto Herlocker J. F. Shelton

Rev J W Lear to Lead Three Week Meeting Series

Cerro Gordo TI minister Rev J W Lear opens a three week series at the Conservative church starting next Saturday evening. Christian Church pastor A B Houze reports public worship Sunday at 10:45 am and 8 pm with sermons Much in Little and Paul s Intimate of Moses. Bible school 9 30 am Sr C E 2 pm Sr C E 7 pm. Come with us and we will do you good. Have you guessed yet

J. W. Lear Cerro Gordo Christian Church A. B. Houze Sr.c. E

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