Local notes and social round in Greensburg weekly
A long listing of residents visiting, traveling, and social events around Greensburg Indiana. Guests include Henry Reed of Cincinnati, Mr and Mrs John L Smith in Chicago, Rev W C Irvin in Connersville, and many others visiting relatives or attending events. Several notices of farm rental, recruitment, and local incidents follow, including a barn fire at William House near Harris City and deaths of Andrew Ryan and Vertha Bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Reed
Cincinnati
John L. Smith
Chicago
A. Bonner
French Lick
John Shannon
Alexandria
Kingston
Fleming Bros
Greensburg
Ind
Vertha
William Bates
John W. Stout
Manford W. Schuh
The
Baptist Church
Will Cumback
James F. Bonner
Richard Thomson
Watson Thomson
Orville Thomson
Col
M. C. Welsh
Jesse G. Donnell
T. N. Donnell
T. B. Peery
E. R. Minear
John H. Braden
Porter
Milton Siling
J. F. Cassell
Robert
Thomas G. Power
D. R. VanBuskirk
J. B. Lathrop
KE. F. Dyer
James Ryan
Thomas Kitchin
Charles Kemble
P. T. Lambert
Joshua Pool
J.J. Hazelrigg
L. C. Bunker
Hugh Brison
H. Caskey
Church Christy
Henry Doles
Thomas Doles
John P. Elliott
E. F
Douglass McCoy
M. Powell
A. H. Christman
Jackson Crail
Jonathan Powers
Eli Pennington
Phi Redington
Benjamin Littell
W.S. Johnston
Hugh Hindman
L. T. Dunnell
Henry Lanham
George Kisling
David Moss
W.S. Peery
Paul Stage
Mat Coy
A. S. Creath
Marsh Grover
James Cunningham
John McLaughlin
W. T. Christy
Augustus Miller
Chris Ekwarr
Cyrus Crume
William R. Elder
James Hilder
Volney B. Harris
James Patterson
John F. Wartman
Bishop Halleck Floyd Reelected Leader of Radical U B Church
Bishop Halleck Floyd D D was elected for the third time as Bishop of the United Brethren Church Radical branch. A long time resident of Dublin Indiana since age twenty seven, he hails from Shelby county born April 7 1889 with English German ancestry. He is a descendant of Governor Floyd of Virginia and William Floyd signer of the Declaration. He began itinerancy at nineteen and has held many church roles in a life noted for activity and esteem. He is brother to E L Floyd of St Paul and a classmate of Hartsville College’s Bishop Joyce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halleck Floyd
United Brethren Church
Dublin
Ind
Shelby County
Floyd
Virginia
William Floyd
New York
United
Breth
Indianapolis
Bishop Floyd
E. L. Floyd
St. Paul
Hartsville College
Bishop Joyce
Methodist Episcopal Church
Brakeman Morton L Brown Shot Near Cleves Ohio
Morton L Brown a Big Four freight brakeman was shot by a tramp gang near Riverside Ohio as he tried to oust four tramps from his train. He was wounded in the abdomen back and lungs and taken to Cincinnati hospital in critical condition. Detectives arrested two suspects in Cincinnati and another in Indiana with a third held as a suspect. Brown, 24, is a son of Thomas Brown and sister to Mrs. Robert Snyder and Mrs. Scott Logan. He had lived with Mrs. Logan in Indianapolis for three years while employed on the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Greensburg
Ethel Riley
Olive
Mary Logan
Topeka
Kansas
W.A. Mandlove
Burney
Capt. English
Democratic Party
Mandlove
English
Chicago
Henry Duncan
W. W. Dixon
H.C. Snell
Robert McCune
John F. Wortman
J. N. Annis
Merit Dorsey
Ira Carman
Watson Bostic
James Bostic
John Rodman
George Chambers
John Inman
Allen
Ezra Jewell
Clay Township
Tom Rominger
John Collins
Hartsville
Thomas A. Shirk
Waynesburg
Indianapolis News
Cornelius Cain
Morton L. Brown
Cleves
Ohio
Brown
Cincinnati
Thomas Brown
Robert Snyder
Scott Logan
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Journal
L. P. Grady
Big Four Railroad
James Williams
Trenton
N. J
Ivory Smith
Danville
M. L. Brown
Riverside
Lawrenceburg
Soldier's letter honors fallen comrade in the Philippines
A San Francisco letter from William B. Parkhurst recalls William Hicks of Co. E, 17th U.S. Infantry, killed after being shot in the Philippines on May 23, 1899. Hicks, once of Harris City, married Mollie Alexander in 1897 and later lived in Greensburg. editor request seeks publication of the facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Philippines
Manila
San Maguel
Balinag
William Hicks
Stanp- Ard
Greensburg
Mollie Hicks
U. S
Co. E
17Th
U.S. Infantry
William B. Parkhurst
Co. I
22Nd
U. S. Infantry
Port Royal
8. C
Harris City
Mollie Alexander
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P. Minear
Mennen
Geo. W. Magee
Dimities
Batiste
E.G. Schultz & CO
West Main Street
Cliff Moftgan
Mary Harrris
Connersville
Will Blackmore
Mging Suan
Clara von Phul
Disney Bird
Winona
Dyer Hazelrigg
Rushville
Hirschel Smiley
Pearl Hungerford
John Batterton
Joe Drake
Frank Hood
Columbus
Sam Bonner
L. N. Braden
Kansas City
C. Dille
L. D. Braden
Lizzie Thomson
W. A. Doles
Winstersville
Frank Humes
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Sandusky
Wilua McCracken
Spring Hill
Indiana
Indianpolis
Dessie Carroll
Milroy
Jena Eich
Aurora
Taylor Meek
Clyde Stagg
Allene Strassinger
A. C. Hazelrigg
Arthur
Charles Yoller, Jr
Jol Braden
Meade Center, Kansas
Will McCune
George White
Will Lanham
Elmer Lemmon
Business College
May Montgomery
Albert Stout
Marietta
Nora Snell
George Batchelor
Fred Skeen
Otho and
Harry
Sadie Little
Elmer Hurt
Zenas
Emma Mark
Adams
Henry Morrow
This
Louis A. Hill
Jennings County
Dee Rutherford
Bethel Church
Frank Donnell
Clarksburg
Andrew Ryan
William House
Byford
House
H.C. Stockman
Harry Stockman
Jeannette
Mary Harris
Nell Anderson
Stockman
Harris
Franklin Street
Joe Towler
A. E. Huber
Newpoint
D. A. Myers
Clyde Meek
van Woodfill
Samuel Shirk
R. of P
Detroit, Michigan
Bessie
Katie Rogers
Greenwood
Franklin
John Wallace
Tom McCracken
H. T. McCracken
G. W. Cayton
Zack Boicourt
Jacob Black
H. J. Stewart
Misses Rose Ketchum
Winnie Crume
M. D. Tackett
J. P. Thomson
Moody Covert
B. F. Black
B. Hitt
John T. Rankin
Will Logan
Elizabeth Wilson
Clinton Edkins
Fremont
H. Floyd
D. D
Radical
U. B. Church
Tillson
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