Detricks Return to Colorado After Visit
Mr and Mrs James Detrick who had been visiting returned to Colorado on Wednesday after their stay here.
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James Detrick
Colorado
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Newspaper
Greencastle Star
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1880
Page
5
Funeral honors for Bartlett Grogan with band and tolls
The city band attended Bartlett Grogan's funeral, honoring a long-time associate. Other items note Harvey Cut birth death from lung fever, and Bethel cemetery interment in this county.
Death reported of Greencastle resident Rev. William Blake
Last Monday afternoon at about one o clock Greencastle was startled by the report that Rev. William Blake a long time resident had died in the city authorities were notified and funeral arrangements were expected to be announced
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett Grogan
Greencastle
William Blake
Sudden Death Claims Local Resident on South Indiana Street
A man in his sixties died suddenly at home on South Indiana Street after a day in town and a dinner. Doctors Martin Wiley and Rev R Roberts conducted the funeral, with Rev Wm Blake of the North Indiana Conference who preached nearby the day before. The article notes the sudden bereavement of a widow and children and lists city officials in the First Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Indiana Street
Martin
Wiley
R. Roberts
Correspondence Policy Notice From Tag Star Letters
Our readers should note we do not endorse the opinions of correspondents. We provide space for neighbors to share views so people may learn what others think.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tag Star
Temperance work and local elections cited in township notes
The note recalls two weeks of illness for Mrs. Mary Steele with improvement, visits by Mrs. Emma Carleton, and a temperance meeting with elections and praise for calm city elections. It mentions local social events, a parade by serenaders, a trade convention, a baseball game where Asbury beat South End, and a mail car wreck on Vandalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Steele
Emma Carleton
Mattoon
James White
Frena Goulding & Ireland
Temperance
John Ash
LaFayette
South End
Asbury
Terre Haute
Asbury Boys
Phipps
Vandalia
North End
Town Election Results and Local Fire Incident
The town elected Trustees Jas Lee Frank Crawford and Wm Kercheval, Clerk and Treasurer Wm Walden, and Marshal and Street Commissioner John Stone. E Parks’ dwelling burned recently due to straw burning in the fireplace.
Fire threat averted by sunlit glass at hotel window
A sunlit glass pitcher focused sunlight on a hotel window curtain but was spotted in time to prevent a major blaze. Mrs. Haney and others confirm the incident. Merchants plan to attend a Lafay ette trade convention. Hathaway Mills may idle for a week or two for log supply. Hog cholera lingers. Farmers begin planting corn and wheat looks strong. Charles Spencer and family prepare to move to California. Fruit prospects are flattering. Clodfelter McGaughey Co bought a steam thresher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hathaway
Charles Spencer
California
Clodfelter, McGaughey & Co
Local nominations and small town incidents reported
Limedate John W. Lee is nominated for County Clerk on the Democratic ticket on Friday while Ransom Walls is the Democratic nominee for County Surveyor. Mrs Brady has been very sick this week. A quarry worker was knocked from the I and St. L Railroad and walked to Bedford. Two men bought a newspaper on a train and found it was a German paper from an old date. Residents note a fire supposed from ladies dress goods at Sunday School. A daughter of Mrs Hampton is very sick with the lung fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Rogers
Russellville
Douglas
Oakland
Ill
OaeThe
Columbus Democrat
Joe Woolley
Maxwell
Greencastle
John Wade
Chapin
Nelson Gifford
South College Avenue
O. P. Badger
Gom
Vincennes and Greencastle
Indiana
John W. Lee
Ransom Walls
Brady
Bedford
Hampton
Plea for Women Suffrage Urges Ballot for Women
A speaker argues for granting women the ballot as a moral and civic reform. He contends women would curb corruption if enfranchised, cites perceived flaws in male voters, and asserts women are fit to participate in elections and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury
Wabash
United States
Land of the
Free
President Down
A.C. F
Silk Handkerchiefs and Kid Gloves On Sale
The finest line of Silk Handkerchiefs at WHEN for ladies to view and purchase. A top assortment of Ladies Kid Gloves from 2 to 6 Buttons offered at 23 at T B Scott's in Baynes Block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Scott's
Baynes
Sadie’s
T.B. Scott's
Baynes Block
We Make Our Own Garments and Save You Profit
The article asserts that every garment sold by WHEN is made in house. It claims local houses avoid external markets by producing goods themselves to eliminate a middleman profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen, Pialey & CO
Ladies Hosiery Display at T. B. Scotts Tyre Baynes Black
The best assortment of Ladies Hosiery in plain striped clocked and embroidered at T B Scott 213 Baynes Black Ty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Scott's
Baynes
Prince Victor Reopens at Old Stand Near Greencastle
Prince Victor owned by Mark and Coffman is ready for service again and will be found five miles southeast of Greencastle at the old James Farmer place. Pete Stonewall shares the stand with 62 sewing machine sales reported from J. Hill's headquarters. Mrs. James Oakley and other listed ladies each own a Light Running Domestic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Victor
Mark & Coffman
Greencastle
James Farmer
Pete Stonewall
J. '. Hill
James Oakley
Susanna Etcheson
Wm. Runyan
A. C. McCurry
Edward L. Pore
Thos. Rose
Joseph C. Rhea
David Todd
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