Cloverdale Events Attend Dr McNutt Sermon Tomorrow
The Cloverdale church invites residents as Dr. McNutt preaches tomorrow with a city and county focus. Aaron Hall and family moved to Brazil per The Good Templars note a strawberry festival planned for next Saturday night. Harrison Hill named guardian of Milford A Pritchard of Cloverdale. Mrs John Best, daughter of Jacob Etter, Esq, dies in Washington Township from puerperal fever. The Indianapolis Journal reports Jesse Blake buried in Col James Blake’s family plot after funeral vault procession.
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Aaron Hall
Brazil
The
Good Templars
John Best
Jacob Etter
Washington Township
Indianapolis
Jesse Blake
James Blake
Shot-Gun Accident Injures Local Youth
Frank Ragan youngest son of Ki. B. Ragan sustained a severe arm injury when a loaded squirrel gun discharged while being retrieved after being hidden by his parents. Doctors treated the wounds and spared amputation, but the joint may be permanently immovable. The incident serves as a warning about firearm safety.
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Frank Ragan
Ragan
Frank
Joe Baker
Phinton
Evans, Smythe
Washburn
Wedding at Clayton Indiana Unites O Haire and Hufford
The wedding of Robert M. O'Hair and Eva Hufford took place at the brides' parents home in Clayton Indiana with Elder A C Brewer officiating. The couple will reside five miles north of the city and received numerous valuable gifts including silver items, linens, and china from family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton
Indiana
A. C. Brewer
Christian Church
Danville
Robert M. O'Hair
Greencastle
Eva Hufford
Jas. A. Curtis
Alf
Jennie Curtis
J. E. M. O’uair
Boquet
Jennie Ragan
Addison Hadley
H.F. Stevenson
Indianapolis
Susie Hopwood
Stacy Rusk
Asa M.black
Vanville
Sale of Seventy Head Short Horn Cattle at Fair Ground
Messrs Lockridge and Hammond announce a sale of about seventy head of well bred short horn cattle at the Fair Ground east of the city on August 3, 1881. Catalogues will be issued soon. Rev James Lill formerly pastor at Simpson Chapel now in Zanesville Ohio denounced the revised New Testament and said the old version was good enough. Pay the successful mission at St Pauls Catholic Church closed Sunday last by instruction of 26 young ladies and 12 boys as to sacraments. Father Damen delivered lectures on the Confessional True Church and Transubstantiation. Deputy Sheriff John Brandon arrested John William and Simpson Goddard of Monroe township on charges of petit larceny. They were brought here for trial and released on recognizance as the prosecuting attorney believes removal from the county is necessary. They were charged with stealing corn and hay from the Ellis heirs and Frank Watson.
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Heriff
Beys
Putnam Circuit Court
Traveler's Insurance Company
Intiff
John M. Knight
Barbara A.night
John
Jennings
Myra Jennigs
Josiah Chambers
Levi EK. Stevens
Ancis Wymond
Theodore Shotwell
Carl Hannen
Reed Hogue
Charles 5. Graham
Bn D. Reed
Eaid
James Brandon
Sheriff P. Co
Ges Messrs
I’. Lockridge
T.C. Hammond
Fair Ground
James Lill
Simpson Chapel
Zanesville
Ohio
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Damen
Gor
John Brandon
William
Simpson Goddard
Monroe Township
Ellis
Irank Watson
Messrs
Wright & Stringer
Smafi
Putnam County
Clinton Falls
Greencastle
Sam Webb
J.D. Newgent
Indianapolis
Don Webb
Netawaka
Kansas
R.T. Webb
Battle Ground
Jas
Cook
Portland Mills
R. Spaulding
Russellville
Dunkard Church
Viner
License to marry issued to multiple couples in local notices
A collection of marriage licenses granted, listing Taylor C. Hice and China Green, Jesse H. Fordyce and Lucy Allen, George W. Grunet and Nettie Darwood, Jas W. Myers and Elia W. Garwood, Wm Madden and Mary Makey, James H. Key and Lillie Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor C. Hice
China Green
Jesse H. Fordyce
Lucy Allen
George W. Grunet
Nettie Darwood
Jas. W. Myers
Elia’w. Garwood
Wm. Madden
Mary Makey
James H. Key
Lillie Morrison
Saved the Horse but Not Himself
Alexander Davenport of Fox Ridge was injured on Donnohue farm while pulling down a limb stuck in a tree. A horse moved under the limb as it fell, striking him and causing a deep forehead gash, multiple rib fractures, and severe shoulder injuries. Doctors Evans and Washburn treated him at his home, with prognosis unclear.
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Alexander Davenport
Fox Ridge
Donnohue
Mr. Davenport
Municipal Council approves salaries and staff changes
The City Council met with all members present and Mayor Miller presiding. They adopted a full synopsis detailing salary changes for city officials including mayor, clerk, treasurer, assessor, civil engineer, attorney, and street commissioner with various reductions and increases. Bonds for Engineer Daggy and Street Commissioner Stack were approved and the session adjourned. Jno P. Allen Com’r. to Whitfield Collins land in Jefferson twp for 1000 Isaiah Vermilion to Chas Spencer parcels
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Miller
Blake
Fire Department
Yeas
Riley
Snyder
Darnall
Phipps
Rauiff
Daggy
Stack
Jno
P. Allen
Com'r
Whitfield Collins
Jefferson
Isaiah Vermilion
Chas, Spencer
Land transfers listed in Indiana townships and towns
A series of property conveyances across Portland Mills Washington Bainbridge and surrounding townships show transfers including Jno C New to Henry S Newland 5000 in Washington township Gasper Renick to R Z Lockridge 550 in E Greencastle Sarah J Tucker to William Dills in Madison township 7509 Anna C Tevis to James T Fyffe lots 7 and 8 Bainbridge 1000 Thes Hanna to James McCullough land in Washington township 260 Bryan Smithson to Wim Gough lot 12 Lockridge Town 75 William P Fishback to First National Bank Indianapolis 340 acres in Washington 7852 73 Chas EX Webb to Daniel Boswell land in Clinton township 1570 Arch Allen to James Ulanna land in Franklin township 2475 50 John R Miller Commissioner to Wim Hads land in Cloverdale township 1 Mary Sutherlin to Jno H Wilson 40.70 acres in Russell township 930
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Portland Mills
Jno. C. New
Henry S. Newland
Washington Tp
Gasper Renick
R. Z. Lockridge
E. Greencastle
Sarah J. Tucker
Wm. Dills
Madison Tp
Anna C. Tevis
James T. Fyffe
Bainbridge
Arch
Allen
James
Ulanna
Franklin
John R. Miller
Com
Wim
Hads
Cloverdale
Mary Sutherlin
Jno
H. Wilson
Russell
Tur Stan Correspondence Policy Encourages Community News
Our readers are reminded that Tur Stan does not endorse correspondents opinions. The paper provides space for neighbors to share thoughts and learn from each other. Straw invites newsy neighborhood reports from across the county for publication.
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Tur Stan
Tur Straw
Local Notes and Miscellany from City Columns
Ed Floyd fixes a store room. Boys visit Terre Haute occasionally. The city boasts a genuine colored barber. John Riley builds a veranda, Levi Rubadou adds to his house, and Jesse Steele learns carpentry. South End youths threaten North End trouble after church visits. Coatesville draws local youth visits and townsfolk scoff. W. H. Ferney contemplates a huckster wagon run. Harry Elliott arranges Terre Haute excursions. Lettuce crops are abundant in this vicinity. McHoy.
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Floyd
Terre Haute
John Riley
Levi Rubadou
Jesse Steele
South End
North End
Saintes Coatesville
Coatesvillians
W. H. Ferney
Harry Elliott
McHoy
Putnam County Notes on Crops and Local Happenings
Planting progress shows corn nearly done with varied crop expectations for wheat. Reports cite seed corn issues, possible half crop, and fly or blade damage. Local mil and blacksmith needs noted along with new roof and family moves. Community events include Sabbath School, a Bell auction, and praise for fair sale decorum.
Local Potpourri of Plans and Appointments This Week
Warm dry days as 2 T.S. White and a companion tour Brazil. Mr. Stokes plans a new porch soon. H. Richardson confident about prospects for Parke County County Superintendent. Marion Wright filed papers for a U S railway service post. Mr Lex Donnohue remains on phase of local updates.
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T.S. White
Brazil
Stokes
H. Richardson
Parke County
Marion Wright
U. S. Railway Service
Lex
Donnohue
Obituary notices mention Wm Beck and local moves
Died north of town Wm Beck aged 68 long time county resident described as a Christian gentleman loved by all. Wash Toney heads west to follow Greeley’s advice. Doctor Welsh smiles at birth of son Roscoe Conkling. Miss Nannie Butt moves to town after parents’ death. Simone Simon.
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Wm. Beck
Toney
Greeley
Roscoe Conkling
Nannie Butt
Simone Simon
Sabbath School Under Valen tine Ballenger Overseer
Reports show Sabbath school running smoothly under Valen tine Ballenger with rising interest among the youth. Heady and Rogers attended the State Medical Society meeting in Indianapolis last week. Local notes mention hunting and fishing as men's pastimes after corn planting. Wilson Lee sought a veterinary surgeon for his gray mare. John Bee's wife remains ill but convalescent. Dr Isaiah Hurt, formerly of Jamestown, died at New Town last Saturday. Uncle George Swinger visited town this week. Road work by order of supervisor set for Thursday and Pridey. Calvin Barnard can ride into town in his buggy.
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Valentine Ballenger
Rogers
State Medical Society
Indianapolis
Wilson Lee
T. J. Williams
B. F. Wilson
John Bee
Isaiah Hurt
Jamestown
Waynetown
Asbury University
George Swinger
Calvin Barnard
Tur Swan
M.T. Darnall
Dr. Heady
Asbury News and Commencement Notes
Rev Ferdglehart class seventy one visited the city Wednesday. Sophomores picnicked this week. The Bloomington difficulty compromised. Commencement programme printed before faculty. Seniors named as speakers: Sato Kawamura Chinda Julian White Asbury Grimes K J Smith Leaver Moore H B Longden George K C Small Miss Arrow Joslyn. Bogus wedding cards perpetrators to be brought to justice. Dr Nidpath ill and unable to hear classes. Class of 1881 first without valedictorian or salutatorian. Sam Elrod returned to college with class of ’82. A A Small sick. Coffin Smith resigned from Monette prize debaters. Switzer Hendee elected. DKE beat 2d University club 25 to 20. Miss Emma Jones age 83 presented with piano by parents.
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Ferdglehart
City
Bloomington
Messrs
Sato
Kawamura
Chinda
Julian
White
Asbury
Grimes
K. J. Smith
Leaver
Moore
H. B. Longden
George
K. C. Small
L’arrow
Joslyn
Nidpath
Coffin and Smith
Switzer
Hendee
DKE Fraternity
University Club
Emma Jones
Republican Correspondence Denies Allegations in Banner Exchange
A public letter from J F Dauxau counters charges about L D bays and a new Republican paper. He claims the Banner refused publication of the card and argues editors should not publish falsehoods. The note mentions J Mel Hays, ex rebel soldier, and calls for accountability in journalism.
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G. J. Laxesnane
19Th Inst
L. D. Bays
First Ward
J.mel
Hays
Banner
J.F.D
Frank A Hays Promises New Stock at Trade Emporium
Notice lists assortments at Beck's cheap cash store and a 10c dress goods counter at Hays's Trade Emporium 215 Frank A Hays. Burnetts Opera House building introduces fresh stock and opens new $10 suits lineup after last week's shortage offering better goods than $12 to $15 items.
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BECK
Cheap Cash
Rank Hays’s Trade Emporium
Burnett
Opera House
Frank A, Hays
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Uacors Ol
Cerwin
Anu
St. Jacons
A. Vogeler & Coo
Baltimore
Arden Tools
Wice
Hathaway Block
Suthwest Corner Public Square
B. F. Barwick
J. F. Hill
Ewing Machoves
ORAM
Hathaway
A. M. Milligan
Aul Ustate and Insurance Agta
Southard Block
North Post Office
MACON
A. J. Smedley S
James Gifford
East Washington St
J. Seddons
Ge Dr. McNutt
Sey" Harrison Hill
Milford A. Pritchard
O' Hair-Hufford
South Greenecastle
W. McFadden
Lena
Sam Elrod
A. A. Small
Ladies’ Dusters
Ulsterettes
Frank Hays
Burnett's
Laura Rimmerman
S. E. Bowen
Talburt
Hamburg
Huntington and
Paris
Steeg & Eiteliorg
National Bank Building
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