Complete Exhibition of Purchases From Local Merchants
A catalog lists items and prices from merchants ledgers with names such as D. B. Myer Flora Hardware Co Smith Bros and F. C. Horner. The display includes furniture clothing shoes hardware tools and assorted goods valued in dollars and cents bound for local display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Myer
Flora Hardware
Smith Bros
Relist & Co
Sw. M. Holub & Son
Ton of Pennsylvania
Jacoy Oqusaingram
Kappy & Son
F.C. Horner
Niceum
Todd & Co
Ed Myers
F. C. Horner
The
Leader
Myer & Eaton
Niccum, Todd & Co
Blue & Co
M. Holub & Son
Bell & Son
Will Eckerle
Dr. Pox
S. R. Long
JavayCo
C. M. Barns
N. N. Smith
Estralia
R. Long
J. H. Steckel
W. OG. Justice
J. M. Culp
W. ©. Justice
J. S. Mills
Morar Fourth Festivities and Local Celebrations at Sedalia
Sedalia residents enjoyed a July Fourth observance with a church program at the M. E. church on Sunday. Marion Trobaugh, a boy about forty years old, accidentally discharged a toy cannon causing a small injury near the left eye. Rev Frank Ashba of Burlington preaches next Sunday. The community looks forward to a band concert by the Ockley Cornet Band and notes ongoing rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Morar
Frankfort
M. E
Marion Trotaugh
Mr. Trobaugh
Community Notes From Flora and Nearby Towns
Levi Flora and family spent the Fourth in Flora. Frank Brace and Lewis Bennefield with families were also in Flora. B. W. Stauffer and wife visited Logansport Monday. Chad Wingard returned to Chicago after a week's stay here. Mr Messenger and wife of Lafayette visit Jefferson Deel and wife. Rebekah degree staff conferred degree work at Burrows lodge Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Flora
Flora
Frank Brace
Lewis Bennefield
B. W. Stauffer
Logansport
Chad Wingard
Chicago
Mr. Messenger
Lafayette
Jefferson Deel
Rebekah
Burrows
Burrows Social Notes and Local Happenings
A church meeting is set for Saturday evening inviting all members. Cloyd Kendall spent Monday at Danville TL re nl a brother. Charles Daugherty bought the R. J. Hunt property. Mr and Mrs B Brown entertained company Sunday. Allen Sigfred bought Frank Randolphs ice cream parlors. A new son arrived at Clarence Tribbett home. James Sutton family Sundayed at Delphi. Burrows residents attended Wm P Martins funeral at Woodville last Monday. Frank Randolph opened a livery barn in Burrows for fine rigs. Fourth of July passed quietly in Burrows. Farmers busy in wheat fields. On Thursday July 14 the Ladies Aid society meets with Mrs M J McGreevy for an all day session. Bring something to eat and gentlemen bring pocketbooks for dinner. It will be an old fashion meeting like 50 or 75 years ago. Miss Mary Lesh and sister Esther visited aunt Miss Maggie Wasson of Indianapolis on Sunday and Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Daugherty
R.J. Hunt
Burrows
Wm. P. Martin
Woodville
Frank Randolph
Randolph
Ladies'Aid ‘Society
M. J. McGreevy
Mary Lesh
Esther
Maggie Wasson
Indianapolis
Bringhurst and Duddleson Notes and Local Fourth Traditions
Bringhurst Ayres was kicked by a horse Friday morning near town and escaped serious harm. Homer Duddleson spent the Fourth at this place then returned to work in Michigan. Locals split for Wild Cat or Tippecanoe River but all reported a good time. Flora Union beat our team 19 to 10 with Hebe Emmerman striking out Ashwell Moss each at bat except one weak hit. Our team faced Cutler here on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bringhurst
Charles Ayres
Homer Duddleson
Michigan
Wild Cat
Tippecanoe River
Flora Union
Hebe” Emmerman
Union
Ashwell Moss
Bas
Hebe
Cutler
Local Health News and Score Update
The day closed with a 3 to 3 score. Mrs Moses Peterson is very ill. Glyde Eikenberry, daughter of Wilson Eikenberry, is sick. Mrs Will Brackney, afflicted with erysipelas, is improving slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Peterson
Glyde
Wilson Eikenberry
Will Brackney
Real Estate Transfers Listed by Arnold and Attorneys
Real estate transfers compiled by Harry Arnold ab stractor of titles with Boyd and Julien list numerous parcels sold across Delphi and surrounding townships. Transfers include Lots 9 and 10 Sleeth for 25 dollars, 514 acres in Deer Creek Township for 5150 dollars, 40 acres in Democrat Township for 1 dollar, and other parcels ranging from 1 to 88000 dollars involving buyers such as Melissa Sloan Pearl Phillipps J McGlennan Dalphi and Ellen Dern along with estates of Jane Hance and Calhoun area properties, with several specified lots and halves in various additions and townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Arnold
Boyd & Julien
Delphi
Emma H. Bowsher
Lawrence Halstead
Richard Coble
Melissa E.sloan
Deer Creek
William W. Pase
Bertha Z
Democrat
William W. Parse
Pearl J. Phillipps
Debora Grubb
J. McGlennan
O. P. Mortonville
Samuel Miller
Maud Stafford
Dalphi
Franklin C. Hance
Jane Hance
Frank P. Lyons
Jackson
William J. Shocket
Robert W. Cullumb
Sleath
Measles Epidemic Prompts Local Remedies Ad
Delphi reports a measles outbreak as Holister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised by E Nobes. The ad claims the tea or tablets cure constipation and other ailments, pricing set at 85 cents, urging residents to use the product for illness and health maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain
E. Nobes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Niccum, Todd
the Pingree, Selz, Lapresle and Allbright & Co
Reist& Co
Ockley Cornet Band
Rockfield
Cloyd Kendall
Danville
Myer & Eaton, Men’s and Boys’ Outfitters
Robert R. Rez
William E. Sensensey
Madison
James P. Wason
Nannie M. Harless
Burlington
Joseph E. Ruffing
Edward Donbeck
Grimes
William M. Dern
Ellen M. Dern
Yeoman
Mary H. McCain
Anna Cornell
Carrollton
Andrew J. Kitchen
Mandella Downing
West Delphi
Elizabeth J. Smythe
Brig. & Loan
Viola G. Rodgers
George W. Hunt
Ross
Callane & Kendall
W. E. Callane
E. F. Kendall
Enterprise Sentinel
Ona Aiors
Pattons
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