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Miss Eunice Gerkin was here from Shoals Saturday. G. W. Opell was here from Vin cennes Sunday. Bessie Ervin came home from Shoals Saturday. Ben Acton was here from Shoals Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. A.J. West spend Sun day with relatives at Washington. Once used, always used. DRUMMER FLOUR. Miss Sara Field went to Bedford Saturday afternoon to visit relatives. A.D. Catterson of Shoals was a visitor in the city Sunday afternoon. Once used, always used. DRUMMER FLOUR. Miss Jeneverie Craney went to Montgomery Friday to visit rela tives. Mills Brown of Springfield, Mo., arrived yesterday morning to visit with his father, James N. Brown Sr. James S. Brewer of route 6 was in the city Saturday and added his name to THE SENTINEL subscription list. Mr. and Mrs. Juddy Wood of Au rora, Ind., were here Sunday to visit with Mrs. Wood's mother, Mrs. 8. A. Wood. Mrs. Chase Dawson of Indiana polis, arrived Friday to visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Crook. Misses Bessie and Ruth Ward went to Washington Saturday to visit with Joseph Cunningham and family. Misses Lorena Ackerman and Line Brown were at Shoals Saturday morning. Mrs. Thomas Gerkin returned to Mitchell Saturday after visiting rela tives here. Misses Stella and Agatha Walker went to Vincennes Friday to attend the circus. Mrs. J. H. Rittenhouse returned to Bedford Saturday after visiting rela tives here. Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Hendricks spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Campbell, at Vin cennes. Mrs. FE. R. Evans and children re turned to Indianapolis yesterday after visiting with David Boyle and family. Mrs. George Holsapple and child ren returned to Shoals Friday after Visiting with James Holsapple and family. Mrs. Robert Wildman returned Saturday from a visit with relatives at Bedford. Mrs. William Reynolds and Miss Bernadette Breen were at Vincen nes Friday. Mrs. Andrew Wildman returned Friday from a visit with relatives at Washington. Miss Anna Bradley returned to Montgomery Friday after visiting relatives here. Miss Carrie Ballard returned to Vincennes Saturday after visiting relatives here. Mrs. Thomas Farrell went to Bed ford Saturday morning to visit Mrs. Samuel Curren. William Stanley returned Satur day afternoon from a visit with rela tives at Bedford. Curtis Mattingly of near Bramble, was here Saturday en route to Wheat land to visit friends. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bohlin went to Black Oak Saturday to spend a few days with relatives. Mrs. John Patterson and Mr. Ed ward Doyle spent Sunday with friends at Vincennes. Miss Irene McGovren went to Washington Friday to visit her sis ter, Mrs. James Mullen. Mrs. George McKnight went to Indianapolis Friday to visit with her son, Gus McKnight. Miss Cloe McPherson spent Sun day with her uncle, Dr. 5S. N. Mc Pherson at Washington. Mrs. William Booker and Mrs. William Phipps of Vincennes, came Saturday to visit friends. Misses Grace and Vivian Bryant went to Winslow, Ind., Saturday morning to visit relatives. Jabez Jones wife and daugh ter, Miss Ruby, went to Washington Saturday to visit relatives. Mrs. John Richards went Borden, Ind., Saturday to attend the funeral of her father, Perry Hurst. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Sims went to Mitchell Saturday to visit with their son, John Sims and family. Miss Libbie Fogel went to Wash ington to visit with her sister, Mrs. Olive Wildridge, Saturday. Mrs. Jacob Keck and children re turned to Elwood, Ind., Saturday after visiting relatives here. Mrs. G. C. Burton of Washington, D. C., came Saturday to visit with W.S. Johnson and daughter. Mrs. K. L. Brittian and son Gerald left yesterday for Lebanon, Q., where Gerald will enter school. Miss Mary Curren and brother, John, returned to Bedford Saturday after visiting with relatives here. Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Strange and children spent Sunday with Dr. Don aldson and family at Washington. Misses Ada Kendall and Mildred Jones returned to Washington Sat urday after visiting relatives here. Mrs. Laura McCaslin of North Vernon, was here Sunday to visit with her sister, Mrs. W. F. Moody. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McAtee went to Indianapolis yesterday to visit relatives and attend the State for. Wilbur Twitty was here from Ind ianapolis to spend Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Twitty. Mrs. Albert Langford, who had been here visiting Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Canbon, returned to Vincennes yes terday. Miss Regina Lundy returned to her home at Glendale yesterday after visiting relatives here and at Whitfield. Ray Brown, who is employed on the Mitchell Commercial, spent Sun day here with his mother, Mrs. Mar tha Brown. Miss Ida Johnson returned to Vin cennes Friday after making a pleas ant visit here with Hershel Rogers and family. Mr.and Mrs. Frank McCann re turned to their home at Washington Saturday after visiting relatives near Whitfield. Walstine Fields, a well known Brown township teacher was here a yesterday en route to Shoals to at tend the institute. Myr. and Mrs. Rh. C. Deavoury of the Panama Canal zone, who had been here visiting relatives, went to Vin cennes yesterday. Mrs. Elizabeth Arvin of Washing ton, was here Saturday en route home from a visit with relatives near Alfordsville. Misses Etta Gates and Susie Norris were at Cannerburg yesterday to at tend the picnic given for the benefit of All Saints Church. Mrs. Al V. Taylor and children re turned to Washington yesterday after spending several days with relatives and friends here. Clay B. Clemants a well known soldier citizen of near St. Martins, was in the city Saturday and made THE SENTINEL @ friendly call. Mrs. Lily Bush returned to her home at Campbellsburg, Ind., Fri day after visiting here with her mother, Mrs. Florence Chaney. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Gilley of Mit chell, were called here yesterday on account of the death of his mother, Mrs. Sarah Alford of Alfordsville. Best since 1845—the Estate Oak Heater. While attending the pic nic, don’t fail to see this heater. RHE MNO. HUEBNER How. Co. Grant McMahan of Cincinnati, and Hugh McMahan of St. Louis, spent the past week with their sister Mrs. John Lane of Center township. Mrs. Elizabeth Hile of Richwoods, Ti., who had been visiting relatives here, went to Sullivan Saturday to spend a few days before returning home. Lawrence Reffitt, who is employed in the Bussinger coal mine north of town, went to Montgomery Saturday to secure additional miners for Mr. Bussinger. Mrs. James H. Mills of South Leb anon, O., who had been visiting with Clay B. Clements and family near Whitfield, returned home Sat urday morning. Misses Georgiana Young and Car le McKinney returned Sunday morning from Cincinnati where they spent several days at the wholesale millinery houses. Mr. and Mrs. George Hoffman and daughter, Miss Mattie, were here from Haysville yesterday en route to Indianapolis to visit relatives and attend the State fair. A. B. Smith a well known farmer and school teacher of route 3, was in the city Saturday on business and called to, leave,a dollar on subscrip tion to THE SENTINEL. Joseph Gough, a successful farmer and stock raiser of north Barr town ship, was in the city Saturday on business. Miss Leah Rugless returned to Indianapolis yesterday after visit ing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rugless. Herbert Crook of Indianapolis, arrived Saturday to spend a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Crook. Mr.and Mrs. John Clements and children of Washington, Spent Sun day with Clay B. Clements and fam ily near Whitfield. Mrs. Albert Walden returned to her home at Shelbyville Ill., yester day after visiting with her brother, Edward Sweet and family. Charles Slinkard, cashier of the First National Bank and one of Montgomery’s hustling business men, was in the city Saturday. James Fitzerald, foreman for Van Hoy Son on a fine residence which that firm is constructing at Taylor ville, IL, spent Sunday and Monday at home. R. M. Baker, traveling salesman for the International Harvester Co., went to Indianapolis yesterday to assist with his company’s exhibit at the State fair. Mr. and Mrs. John Huebner and son, Master Hubert, after spending the summer on their farm near Cro thersville, have returned to their home in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Davis and children, Harold and George, return ed to their home at Washington Friday after visiting here with his father, Russell Davis Sr. John J. Meline is moving to Hays ville where he has secured employ ment in a dry goods store. Before leaving, Mr Mehne called to sub scribe for ‘THE SENTINEL. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Clements of Middletown, O., returned home Sat urday morning after spending the week with his uncle, Clay Clements and family near Whitfield. Misses Tillie and Helen Walker returned to their home at Washing ton yesterday after making a pleas ant visit with their grandfather, Thea. Walker, north of town. Holds fire 60 hours, fire-bowl guar anteed 5 years, best hot blast ar rangement ever put in a stove and in a new dress this year—the Estate Oak Heater. Tue Mo. HUEBNER How. Co.
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Loogootee Sentinel
Loogootee, Indiana, US
Mon, Sep 07, 1908
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