Real estate transfers and misc. notices in Delphi region
A long list of land conveyances from Delphi area includes multiple transfers: Edward Voorhees to Richard D Voorhees for 458 acres in Monroe Township at 4000 dollars. Harvey Runyon 70 1/2 acres to Burlington Township for 5500. diverse deeds to and from many residents like John W Koontz, Charley Gibbs, Sampson Shuey, and Henry Wag over various townships. Also brief items include Willson at the World’s Fair, and a medical home remedy for bone felons with an egg cure, plus light snippets from Life and Houston Post previews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Arnold
Boyd & Julien
Delphi Ind
Arthur H. Hopkins
Minnie M. Grant
Burlington
Edward Voorhees
Richard D. Voorhees
Monroe
John W. Kendall
William P. Lantz
Rock Creek
Blue
Thomas P. Dixon
Nellie Baugh
Harvey M. Runyon
John W. Koontz
Thomas H. Britton
Jackson
Local Residents Travel Between Towns This Week
James Kennedy spent Saturday in Emory Flora while Miss Ethel Van Gundy visited Flora on Sunday afternoon. Madge Logan was in Delphi on Monday. Silvan and Gaynelle Tim mons were in Delphi Monday. Scyphenta Stauffer of Loganport spent Saturday and Sunday there. Dr H Y Mullen visited Chicago this week. Frank Kennedy Jobo Bell and Frank spent Sunday with James Kennedy. Mrs James Thomas and Julia spent Saturday with Mrs Cliff Mullio near Harrows. Arvel Flora and Earl Bowman were in Delphi Monday. P M Byrum was in Flora Wednesday. Rev S M Hawthorne of Indianapolis will preach at the Christian Chapel on Monday evening October 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Flora
Ethel van Gundy
Flora
Madge Logan
Delphi
Silvan
Gaynelle Timmons
Scyphenta Stauffer
Logan
Sport
H. Y. Mullen
Chicago
Frank Kennedy
Jobo Bell
Frank
James Kennedy
James Thomas
Julia
Cliff Mullio
Harrows
Arve
Earl Bowman
P. M. Byrum
M Hawthorne
Indianapolis
P W H. Plank
Muncie
TL B Gusaway
Philip Niecum
Gindys
Joe Steckel
Eva
Emma Drake
A. HB. Neher
Shylock and the lure of Scott's Emulsion
In this purged ad slyly invokes Shylock to promote Scott's Emulsion. It claims a pound of flesh metaphor for invalids and urges readers to request a free sample and purchase at Cott and Bowne in New York with a $3 price at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shylock
Scott
Cott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arlar
Smith Bros
Callane & Kendall
W. E. Callane
E. F. Kendall
The
Flora Canning Co
BIG
Ngher
Halus
Sarah E. Voorhees
George W. Harmon
William H. Draper
O P. Cutler
L. D. Boyd
James E. Irelan
Jefferson Tp
Benjamin
Dunkin
Millis
Kirkpatrick & Acres
Carrollton
Bile
Milo J. Gilkerson
Adams Tp
Charley R. Gibbs
Johan F Pitzer
Democrat
Sampson Shuey
Guy Seflick
Harvey Clawson
Matile V. Clawson
P. Radnor
John F. Kingery
Wesley A. Frick
Henry Wagover
Riggie
Pio
Henry Million
Manfred Million
Jefferson
Stephen Sherman
Mary Isaacs
Robert A. Hufford
Georg W. Hufford
Prince William
Mary E. Harmen
P. Catiler
Emma J. Hartman
Caesar Margowski
Gillford
South Delphi
J.L. Willson
Wife
Perkins
Freddy
Fogg
Munmsworth
Figg
Vogg
Rastus
Henpeck
Houston Post
Matthias Corvinus
Hungary
Rockfield
Oyster Bay
William Tinkle
Burnetts Creek
Peter Plank
Lringhurst
Mary Jane
Newton
Tiffan Wilson
J. D. Zortman
Camden
Friends
Lial
Frank Dagvy
J. Hamrickhouse
City
Russiaville
C. O'Dell
Kappa
C. V. Slate
Darwin
Flora Friends
Ella Stone
Young America
Steve Bruce
M Rockfield
John Dick and
Chas, Linton
Medaryville
W. H. Linton
Si Milis
Jesse Blue
Monon-Delphi
Middle Londiana
North Manchester
Fora
Amos Woods
Richmond
Mrs. Ford
Mabel
Howard McCain
Charles W. Cal
Howard Couty
Linton
Wheeler & Wilson
Stella Knight
Mary Menaugh
Samuel D. Cline
Rock Creek Township
Frank KE. Robey
Howard County
State Board of Education
O. S. Baird
Rossvnle
Rossville
Amandus Butcher
Carrollto
Eago
California
G. C. Butcher
Joseph Hanna
Lois
Wilson
Eikenberry
Bringhurst
Batcher
Jake Smith
Bertha Niccum
Jonos. Niccum
Claude Ellis
Niccum
Chattanooga
Tonn
Miss Niccum
Byron
Nebraska
Logansport
Amos B. Wise
St. Loui
J.B. Riggle and Wife
St. Louis
Don Everman
Burlingtam
Kokomo
Hamilton-Ellington
A. Brown
Miller
A. McCormick
Ren’s
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