Local Notices and Social Roundup in Greensburg
Busy town diary entries recall visits to Cincinnati and Indianapolis, farm shipments, sales pitches at Thomson's, and social calls. New school term begins, birthdays, weddings, and church events accompany updates from merchants, farmers, and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Stewart
Indianapolis
Aaron Parker
Fred Applegate
Burney
Kate Connelly
Chicago
Chal Robison
Sandusky
A. Morrow
M. E
Adams
H. J. Moody
Greensburg
Arill
G. M. Ewing
George
David Arderysig
Warren Townsend
St. Paul
Mr. Townsend
Elevator Rebuilt to Handle Wheat Quickly for Farmers
A notice from J. M. Hornona announces a rebuilt elevator for faster grain handling and states he pays the highest market price.
Divorce filing for Retta and Gilbert Donnels
Three civil actions listed including a divorce filing between Retta Donnels and Gilbert Donnels. Two damage suits filed by William Stratton against Big Four Railroad and George A Fridenberg against Lewis Hunter, all venued from Dearborn county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presley West
Marsh McCormick
Zelpha Marsh
Lafe Wenn
Bell City
Oscar L. Pulse
Will Ehrhardt
Hamilton
Lanham
Decatur
Retta Donnels
Gilbert Donnels
William Stratton
Big Four Railroad
Dearborn
George A. Fridenberg
Lewis Hunter
Jailbreak from the jewelry thieves case
Charles Williams and Frank Jones escaped during the night from jail after an inmate warned Sheriff Davis. The two men, later identified as Henry Dutey and William E. Summers, were awaiting trial for robbing C. H. Thomson & Co.'s jewelry store. A $200 reward was posted, and their trial was set for July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Davis
Dan Camden
Charles Williams
Frank Jones
C. H. Thomson & Co
Camden
Davis
Newpoint
Dickey
Dais
Williams
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Dimities
Batiste
Rouder
Geo.w.magee
W.p.skeen CO
George Bowman
China
McKim & Robison, Food and China Merchants
Palsol
Umer i Hoise Parsons
K. of P
North Broadway
Kirby Bros
Z. M. Kenady
Cincinnati
Alice Scott
Thomson’s
East Main Street
Mollie
Adda Zoller
Ben White
Ed Evans
Jackson Township
Bertha Dickey
Jennie Shirk
Charles 8. Royce
Ripley County
D. W. Howe
Miss Lucy
R.A. Hamilton
Auburn Hill
Myrtele Jerman
Randolph Archer
Napoleon
State Normal
Thomas Prine
Miss Louise Mendenhall
Miss Louise
Scott Higgs
Sterling
Kansas
Columbus
Hartsville
Brookville
Mr. Higgs
Chamberlain
Batterton
Kinghan & Co
Masonic Fraternity
Lodge No. 36
Alert Lodge
Everett Brazelton
Calvin Harrell
W. G. Gaston
E. Hedge
Hayden
Nathanial
Edward Shaw
Martha Stevens
Muncie
W. K. Stewart
Kingston
Fred Talbott
Connersville
Hazel Thorn
Frankfort
Herman Fromer
Exchange Bakery
Mary Hamilton
Wm. Kk
Stewart
Pennsylvania
VanBuskirk
The
Adams Christian Church
Morg
Morg Hamilton’s
Allen W. Clark
Little Rock
Ark
Samuel Donnell
Glenwood
Iowa
Missouri
Decatur County
Taylor F. Meek
F. M. Stevens
Mr. Stevens
Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand
Mary Lewis
Hannah Ridout
Iva Weaver
Miss Pearl Fisher
Harry O. Matthews
Stella B. Bobbitt
Charles C. Miller
Lillian D. Dickerson
John H. Batterton
Carrie A. Carr
John Lubkeman
Ida Rojobn
W. F. Gilchrist
Conneptsville
Stella Bobbitt
John H. Bobbitt
North Ireland Street
R. A. Bartlett
Daily News
Our City
W. D. Starr
F. C. Hazelrigg
Louisville
Henry Pilcher
Louisville House
Wathanial Potter
Littell Hotel
Marsh Stevens
Rushville
Bert Morgan
Medical
Harry Templeton
West of Town
Stegmaier
Robert Perkins
Oklahoma
Alice Geeting
Cleveland
Harry Morgan
Jacob G. Callicott
Elwood High School
Chicago University
Fred Ehrhart
Hamburg
Germany
Clear Leisure
Westport
Marg Hamilton
Alpha Taylor
Bloomington
Elwood
Agnes Carr
Monon
J. L. Carr
Rush County
G. W. Byers
Samuel L. Jackson
Samuel
C. M. Phillips
the Baptist Church
Hope
Josie Jennings
Edinburg
Phillips
Louis Martin
Milroy
Lon Roszell
John Martin
Carrie and
Lillie Shepherd
Benefield
Hearne
James Clemons
Martin
T. L. Dickerson
Lillian
Chas. C. Miller
J. W. Duncan
Shelbyville
S. P. Minear & Co
Jeremy A. Braden
Andersonville
H. E. Bonner
Thomas Kitchin
Boone County
Ed A. Byers
French Lick
R. P. Hamilton
Grinage
Franklin Street
Kniightstown
Carthage
Dunreith
Knightstown
Hancock
Madison
Indiana
Pendleton
Greenfield
McCordsville
West
Washington Street
Mr. Batterton
Christian Church
J. M. Hornona
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