Indianapolis Sightings And Local Meetings In Putnam County
In Indianapolis today numerous residents including Mrs. Samuel Rariden Joseph Bament and E M Denny conducted business while Milton Brown and other locals traveled there. The Martha Washington Club and Gentlemen’s Literary Club held meetings in town. A penny social at Filmore church and a K P lodge dance were planned alongside lectures on Balkan affairs and Nietzsche studies.
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Joseph Bament
Indianapolis
E. M. Denny
Martha Washington Club
Steeg
E. B. Doll
Lelia Walls
Milton Brown
Bainbridge
Gentlemen's Literary Club
City Library
Obituary of Jacob Mitchell 1851 1915 at Otter Creek church
Jacob Mitchell born August 4 1851 died January 4 1915 age 63 years 5 months and 1 day. Married Jane Vinzant June 12 1878. He joined the Regular Predestinarian Baptist Church of Jesus Christ at Otter Creek in 1883 and was ordained deacon in 1896. He served faithfully, loved singing Zion songs, aided the needy, and was a devoted husband and friend. Funeral at his residence conducted by Elders Reeves and Irwin. burial in Vinzant cemetery. He leaves a wife a niece three half-sisters one half-brother and many relatives friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Mitchell
Jane Vinzant
Baptist Church of Jesus Christ
Otter Creek
Brethren and Sisters
Zion
Chibl
Black Hawk Purchases McHafie Farm Near Poland
Lew Bullerdick of Poland buys the McHafie farm from Ivan Huffman and plans to move by March 1. James Russell's two children are seriously sick with lung fever. George Skelton may move to Brazil soon. Charles and Harry Evans visited Greencastle on Tuesday. Henry Payne of Asherville was here Sunday. A horse driven by Joe Neese frightened Jack Huffman's car last week and the buggy was destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Bullerdick
Poland
McHaffie
Ivan Huffman
James Russell
George Skelton
Brazil
Charles
Harry Evans
Greencastle
Henry Payne
Asherville
Joe Neese
Jack Huffman
Robert Evans
Minnie Evans
Ruth Evans
Daniel Craft
Carrie Neese
Oscar Leslie
Oran
Madison
Ind
Enamuel
Patrick Neese
Orse
Cepy
Neese
Oland
Sendmeyey Bros
Bartholomew
Bobtown
Ross Huffman
R. Henry Pain
Woodmen Notice Sets Regular Session This Evening
The Modern Woodmen will meet in regular session this evening at 8 o clock. A brief weather note notes winter conditions and mentions a home made lye hobiny promotion at the grocer.
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Adv
Maple Sugar Camps to Open Soon in Putnam County
Weather favorable, sugar camps in Putnam County will begin operations within a month. The article traces maple sap gathering from early Indians methods to modern evaporators, notes the decline of sugar trees, and highlights the rise of commercial maple syrup with higher demand and prices. It cites Indiana production in 1900 and mentions Charles W. Huffman’s election to the city council.
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Putnam County
Indiana
Trial Set Over Mule Case In Progressive Parade
The suit filed by Oral Myers seeks 250 dollars in damages from Mort Rissler for a mule injured in the Progressive Parade. The trial is scheduled to begin Wednesday.
Trial set in Putnam county over mule collision during parade
Oral Myers of Carpentersville sues Mort Rissler, Progressive party member, for 250 dollars after Rissler's car hit a mule team during a Bull Moose parade on October 21. The incident left a mule dead and one leg broken. Attorneys from Greencastle Bar Association and various firms will represent both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle Bar Association
Court House
Oral Myers
Carpentersville
Mort Rissler
Putnam County
Rissler
Myers
W. H. H. Cullen
Charley McGaughey
Roachdale
Hays & Murphy
Allee
James & Allee
Legislativ e Gossip From Indianapolis January 26
The Democratic caucus plans a party bill vote on Perry Davis anti lobby legislation with ample support. Governor Ralston backs a strong anti lobby law, while the Senate may face tougher passage. The state tax commissioners begin February 8 meetings in South Bend and proceed to eight other cities to discuss property assessments with new assessors joining the sessions.
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Indianapolis
Ind
House
Perry Davis
Ralston
Senate
State Board of Tax Commissioners
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Logansport
Lafayette
Vincennes
Boonville
New Albany
Richmond
State Tax Board
T. D. Scales
D. M. Link
Indiana oil department receipts show growth amid motor use
State oil department records indicate fees of 68 000 dollars last year, up seven thousand from 1913, with 628 921 barrels of oil and 731 844 of gasoline inspected. Forty six inspectors work monthly, half the revenue goes to the treasury, and supervisor oils will pass duties to John W. Behymer on March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Fry
John W. Behymer
Tipton
Obituary of Jonathan Tague Pioneer of Roachdale Area
Jonathan Tague born August 31 1846 died 1915 at age 68 and 14 days leaving a wife a daughter Ann Gaughey two sisters Judith and Jeneta Henry two nephews Ver P 1 Indianapolis and 1 D A Tagu derson. He and his wife were married forty six years until his death in their home where they had lived all their married life. A well known figure in the county he did not belong to any church but was a member of the I C lodge of Russellville. Funeral services were by Rev Mayhall with burial in Roachdale Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Tague
Christena Tague
Tim
I. C
Russellville
Mayhall
Roachdale
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Samuel Rariden
Julia Jean Nelson
Fred Hixon
Frank Coss
W. P. Ledbetter
Homer Seilers
Demetrius Tillotson
E. B. Taylor
L. G. Wright
Fred L. O'Hair
Central National Bank
C. C. Gillen
Capitol City
Emily Jackson
Alva Lisby
Marion Township
Filmore
Ladies’ Union of the Christian Church
Chas. Lueteke
South Locust Street
Ida Wallace
Jennie Gardner
H. L. Irvine
Stanley
Onah Hartley
Samuel Hartley
Edwards & Brown
Indiana Retail Hardware Dealers’ Association
Edwards
Pete Albright
Albright
Tom Gorham
Gorham
Jacob Merkel
Charles Miller
Floyd Township
James Welch
Crawfordsville
William Inman
Eugene Hamrick
Elijah Wallace
Nelda Werneke
Jackson Street
True & True Lumber Co
State Lumberman’s Association
F. A. Hays
Jackson Boyd
Grant Scott
Woman's League
College Avenue M. E
R. A. Ogg
J. G. Dunbar
K. of P. Lodge
George Easley
Danville
Richard Halhiaway
Hendricks County
Hathaway
Joe Hare
South End
Harley Harris
Hare
Squire Frank
Matt Murphy
Thad Peck
Mr. Harris
Harris
W. W. Sweet
University
Sweet
Balkan States
Mary Helfer
Cloverdale
Hubert Webster
Terre Haute
Frank Simison
Nietzsche
Gentleman’s Literary Club
Tillotson
Literary Society
Nitzsche
C. H. Smith
Club
Asbury Conservatory of Music
Janette Sargent Haskell
Kitel
H. L. Frazier
Cash Grocery
Lueteke
Reeves
Irwin
Vinzant
Ohio
Charles W. Huffman
George A. Dobbs
Huffman
Mule
Lew Ellingham
James H. Fry
Dory
Greencastle Orchard Compan
Cp Pettijohn
Zeis & Company
Grocers and Bakers
Henry Korn
Ford
Washington
William H. O'Brien
Lawrenceburg
Dearborn County
O'Brien
George
Wtte R. Grose
Deauw University
Stilesville Bank
Directop Citizens State Bank
Stiles 11
Chester G. Pike
First National Plainfield
Pike ii
Stilesville
Hicks
Andrew M
Charles W. Robards
Andrew M. Robards
Eli H. Anderson
Elmer John E. Hicks
Chas. W. Frank Arnold
Ivan F
Mgr
Pie
Indiana Suit
R. Ft
Co. EB. Talkington
Herald Office
Lawrence Alvoydson
Liberty Streets Herald
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