Personal and Society notes from Shelbyville area
George Ohmer of Columbus Ohio visited the Depot restaurant Wednesday. Miss May Warthin visited Shelbyville with Laura Robbins and other young ladies. Mrs. Charles Scobey of Hamilton Ohio visited her sister Mrs WD Beobey. Perry Treman stayed with his daughter Mrs George Caldwell's family. Mrs H Clay Sandusky went to Hexington Kentucky for her mother's illness. Miss Ollie McLeod returned to Columbus after visiting Shelbyville. Citizens note ads by Porter Porter and bargains in groceries. Several local moves, visits, and travel plans are recorded along with church, business, and property news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ohmer
Columbus
Ohio
Depot
May Warthin
Laura Robbins
Shelbyville
Charles Scobey
Hamilton
WD. L. Beobey
Perry Treman
George Caldwell
Ville
H. Clay Sandusky
Hexington
Kentucky
Ollie McLeod
Charles Belser
Porter & Porter
Racers
Martha Grover
Rosh‘ville
Wiarshall Stevens
Porter
Indianapolis
Grand Lodge of Indiana
The
Knights of Honor
Wood Wrorth
Molle Peery
May Wright Sewall
Italianapolis
Trusler
Broadway
Franklin Street
Sarah Anderson
Cincinnati Evening Telegram
G. Adkinson
Bloore’s Hill College
M. E
Sity
Will Davis
Airy
Dayton
Charles BR. Porter
Kansas
Arkansas
Johia
Hot Springs
Ark
E. R. Minear
New York
Washington, D. C
Capitol
Ed. Edkins & Son
Porter Mill and Lumber Company
H. C. Morrison
Love, Major and Morrison
Avery
Washington
W. A. Moore
Wm. T. Christy
Union Depot
Shelbyville Electric Light and Power Company
Kansas Points
al. T. Riley
J. K. Rouze
Adams
John Braden
John Emmett
Luther Braden
Pierceville
Kan
Messia
Luther Braden, Jr
Ed.Byers
Ewington
Wm. Anderson
George Boling
James Miller
Richland
Charles Maxey
Edward Thomson
Kate Thomson
Milroy
Abbie Weeks
Jack Kendall
Applegate
James Hart
W. A. Donnell
J. C. French
Natchez
Miss
Hart
Cian
Muncie
D. L. Scobey
County Board of Health
Opera House
Moore’s Hill College
J. P. D. John
8. W. Wright
Peter Cartwright
Johnson
Herschel Wooden
Heaven
Hades
Cincinnati
Kemper
Mounciz
Greensburg
G. W. HK Kaur
Trances Debate Divides Greensburg Church of God
Greensburg’s Opera House hosts the newly formed Church of God with eighty members and rising. Local physicians call the trances mere cataleptic fits from nervous or suggestible individuals, while Mrs. Woodworth’s movement attracts poor and curious crowds amid calls for a built church and debates over baptism and communion practices.
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Flo Hutchinson
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Joe Hitt
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John A. Meyer
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Jacob Haas
Wheatley’s
Eva Christy
Delhi
W.H. R. Reed
Theodore Reed
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I. O. O. F. Lodge
First National Bank
Rebecca
Sexton
Order
C. E. Panmms
Sec'y
Woodworth
Church OF God
Greensburg Opera House
Baxter
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John McLaughlin
East Street