Local Visitors and Road Work Noted Around Town
John Baumunk and wife are visiting in Iowa. John Evans and family from Terre Haute visited the area earlier in the week. Rev Emmett of Merom will preach at Mill Creek church on the fourth Sunday in August. The road through here is being completed as fast as possible. Craft Bros haul logs to the Reelsville saw mill. Frank Stroube of Greencastle was in town buying cattle last week. Tom Phillips of Brazil came by on Sunday. Mrs Lina Milligan of Brazil visited the corner last week.
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Emmett
Merom
Mill Cerek Church
Craft Bros
Lina Milligan
Brazil
Arthur H. Olney
Danville
Ottumwa
Charles Scobee
Thomas F. Walker
Greencastle
Los Angeles
Cal
Bright
Walker
Ruth Baker Heads to Evanston for Visit
Miss Ruth Baker departed for Evanston to visit friends for several days, traveling by train after noon today.
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Ruth Baker
Evanston
Local Greencastle News Circulates In Septic Town
Local items list residents visiting nearby cities, upcoming church events, meetings, and social notices. Several names appear including Rosa Osborne, John Cannon, Florine Gobin, Emanuel Marquis, and Rev. Y S McGaughey.
Follow The Greencastle Daily Herald On Your Absence
Advertises a home news service for Greencastle residents away on vacation or extended visits. For 25 cents a month a daily call reports Greencastle and nearby news, with orders taken by calling phone 65 before departure.
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Greencastle Daily Herald
Greencastle
Government Buffalo Herd Is Increased
The buffalo herd at the Wichita national forest and game refuge near Lawton Oklahoma has grown to 48 head, with 27 males and 21 females. Originating from 15 animals donated by the American Bison Society in 1907, the herd survived Texas fever ticks with forest service care and now shows no recent losses, though male calves limit rapid growth.
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Wichita National Forest and Game Refuge
Lawton
Oklahoma
American Bison Society
New York
Wichita National Forest
Forest Service
Local social notes from Stilesville and area
Miss Lucile Nichols returns to Danville after visiting cousin Mary Wells. The West family and R. Robinson with kin spent Sunday with their mother. Claud Boyd and mother visited Delphi relatives last week. Dr O'Brien and family plan a August Florida trip by car. Madelyn Hicks visited near Little Point with Lola Smart. Mrs BE Robards attended Plainfield cha utauqua. Nola White visits Crawfordsville sister. Large crowd at Coble reunion at Elmer Coble’s home. Wm. McAninch ill with apoplexy. Sallie and Andrew Robards visited aunt Hixon in Indianapolis last week. Hallie York and Gertrude Mills attend Indianapolis millinery opening. Master Leon Hicks seriously ill with appendicitis. E R Robards family and Bonnie Chenoweth at Bethany Park Sunday. Charles Robards, Ivan Ruark, Claud Boyd attended Greencastle chautauqua Wednesday night.
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Lucile Nichols
Danville
Mary Wells
Charles West
Frank West
E. R. Robards
Bonnie Chenoweth
Bethany Park
Charles Robards
Ivan Ruark
Claud Boyd
Greencastle
Maple Hill visit and local church services announced
Maple Hill resident Goddard visits daughter Mrs Pearl Norman on the Wabash. Bro Russell of Clearmont to preach at Long Branch Saturday night Sunday afternoon and Sunday night. Paul Thomas and family with his father Joe Thomas. Jesse Ellis and family near Clinton Falls. Mrs Ellis ill with suspected typhoid fever. Mrs Mary Morris with John Gardner and wife last Friday afternoon.
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Mrt
Goddard
Pearl Norman
Wabash
Bro. Russell
Clearmont
Long Branch
Paul Thomas
Joe Thomas
Jesse Ellis
Clinton Falls
For Sale South Greencastle Residence By Easy Terms
On easy monthly payments a good piece of residence property in south Greencastle. This property can be bought on terms that it will pay you to investigate. Call on or address Vestal and Peck Real Estate agents.
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South Greencastle
Vestal & Peck
Local residents and visitors noted across Greencastle area
Mr and Mrs Fred Fisher visited friends in Greencastle Sunday. Lucile Nichols of Indianapolis visits Marie Ransom. Clay Garrett suffers a serious foot injury from a rusty nail. Hattie Huffman returns to Kentucky after visiting cousin Frank Garrett. Cartersburg picnic attendance noted. Ava Morgan and daughters visited Will Shuck's. Snider girls from Terre Haute and families spent Tuesday with Emma Morgan. Eva Walls improves after illness. Josephine Campbell visited sister James Smith. Ora Morgan plans Kentucky visit with his parents. Lilly Stock Co at Airdome opens week with Whose Papa Are You and The Country Boy to follow.
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Hattie Huffman
Kentucky
Frank Garre
Cartersburg
Ava Morgan
Will Shuck
Snider
Terre Haute
Liza Campbell
Rebecca Shuck
Sarah Snodgrass
Amona Snodgrass
Emma Morgan
Eva Walls
Ransom
Marie
Coatesville
Josephine Campbell
James Smith
Mrs
Ora Morgan
Mr. Morgan
The
Lilly Stock Co
Airdome
Mill Creek Church to Host Sermon by Rev Emmert
John Evans of Terre Haute visits relatives here. Rev Rufus Emmert of Merom to preach at Mill Creek church the fourth Sunday and the preceding Saturday night. Corn prospects are poor. most of it ruined. Ben Craft builds a new house. Rev William Evans preached a funeral at Jordan Village. Mollie McCullough of Terre Haute visiting mother Mollie Phillips at Center Point due to illness.
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John Evans
Terre Haute
Rufus Emmert
Merom
Mill Creek Church
Mollie McCullough
Torre Haute
Mollie Phillips
I Center Point
Notice of Bond Sale in Jefferson Township Indiana
On the tnd day of September at o clock p m the township trustee of Jefferson township Putnam County Indiana will offer for sale at his office an issue of 750 00 dollars of bonds of Jefferson school township Putnam county Indiana Two bonds dated Aug 1 1913 of 375 each bearing interest payable semi annually Jan 5 1914 and July 15 1914 maturing serially One January 15 1914 Bonds issued under Indiana law and an advisory board order dated June 24 1913 to provide funds for obligations of the school township with no available funds to pay bids to be sold to the highest bidder for not less than par value Reserved rights to reject bids Oliver Stringer Trustee Jefferson Township Putnam County Indiana Aug 1 1913 H-D Aug Th
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Jefferson Township
Putnam County
Incana
Jefferson School Township
Ludiuis
Indiana
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Chase & Sanborn
Grogan &Niller
Tep
Worm Destroyer
Brey
John Baumunk
Iowa
Reelsville
Frank Stroube
Aettle
Tom Phillips
Lilley Stock Co
Rosa Osborne
Carbon
John Cannon
Indianapolis
Fred Bryan
H. B. Longden
Greenfield
Emanuel Marquis
Florine Gobin
Franston, Il
Gwendolyn
Rudy
C. W. E. M. of the Christian Church
S.C. C Club
Mary
Hannah Curre
Lelia Ta’hott
Herald
Lillie Poster
Mertha Washington Club
Shirley
Limedale
James Long
Monon
Lafayette Journal
Mr. Long
Ira Clouser
Montgomery County
Stultz
Bainbridge
Mr. Clouser
Clouser
Sullivan & Britton
Texas
Sturtz
Crawfordsville Journal
Anna Windley
Mrs. Mottsey
Poland
Ben Parker
Broadpark
S. A. Thompson
Cloverdale
W. A. Moser
Belle Union
Alfred Hirt
Andrew Hirt
Filmore
Gilbert Sinclair
Cassell Tucker
Harvard
Mabel O’hair
Millicent Cass
Ida Overstreet
Crawfordsvlile
Mrs. Worley Timmons
Leona Kelley
Ford Lucas
Earl Lane
Elmer Long
Cross’s Mill
Washington Township
Edith Due
Columbia
Oakie Cross
Roachdale
Fred Hixon
C. N. McWethy
Middlesborough
Millersburg
Grose
George Daggy
Mae Cleve
Chicago
Eugene Hawkins
Veronica Club
RM. Hazelett
Fred Thomas
Eugene Allee
Bloomington
Indiana University
Greencastle Creamery Association
Charles V
Wood
Lee Wood
Nine O'Clock Tea Club
McAnally
Hanna
Davie Payne
Hazelett
Brunerstown
Miss Bayne
Square Deal Bread
Stilesville
Maple Hill
Jackson Reyd
Opera House
Moving Pictures
Gardner
Ice Crean
Browning’s Grocery
Deecker
Jersey
Angel Foods
Zeis
Grocer & Baker
Malta
Fred Fisher
Sam Campbell
Marie Ransom
Clay Garrett
Miss Maud Evans
Terre Jjante
Minnie Evans
Ethel Hibbitt
Traverse City
Bobtown
Ben Craft
Wm. Evans
Jordan Village
Oliver Stringer
Put
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