Pretty Wedding At Columbus Home Of Miss Martha Ardery
Miss Martha Ardery and Will Smiley of Burney wed at noon Thursday in Columbus at the bride’s sister Mrs Edwards home. Rev Lupkin officiated as Mendelssohn’s march played. The couple travels to Buffalo Albany and New York City for a wedding trip and will reside at Pine Hill after December 1. Attendants included Lide Smiley and several Smiley and Ardery relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Ardery
Will Smiley
Burney
Edwards
Columbus
Lupkin
Mendelssohn
Smiley
Buffalo
Albany
New York City
Pine Hill
Lide Smiley
Lulu
Sadie Smiley
Edgar Blackmore
Sarah
Laura Blackmore
William F. Smiley
Mary Smiley
S. R. Smiley
Margaret Johnston
Myrtle Smiley
Cora Johnston
David Ardery
Hosiery Specials Across Wide Range This Week
The store offers 150 dozen embroidered hose at 25 cents per pair from 50 cent grade. 100 dozen children's triple knee hose at 12 1/2 cents per pair from 19 cent grade. Onyx hosiery priced from 15 cents upward to silk grades.
High School Adopts New Schedule Under Miss Wilson
The high school switches to a three section first year and two to three divisions in later subjects as enrollment rises to 174 with fewer dropouts. A new recitation room on the lower floor will be occupied by Miss Wilson and oversee classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Public intoxication case ends with tiny fine on appeal
The state of loriana v Joe Wright verdict guilty and fined one cent on appeal from the mayor's court. Costs will reach at least fifty dollars, a contrast to the minute fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Loriana
Joe Wright
General Rain Delights Southwest States
Rain was general across the southwest with Lawrence Kansas reporting 6.60 inches over twenty two hours and Kansas City noting 4.36 inches. Drought has persisted since June with the last rainfall on August 23 and September totals reaching 0.45 inches in October 0.02 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansas
Kansas City
Depot Plans Presented by Big Four Official
Bids to be opened early next week after Superintendent S F Schaff of the Big Four railroad company met with Mayor Thomson. Schaff brought complete plans and a photo of the completed depot, with completion aimed for about two months from now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. F. Schaff
Big Four Railroad Company
Thomson
Schaff
Sewer Cases Dismissed After Settlements
Sewer tax cases against Sarah A. Evans John Suiter J. J. Isgrigg George Shafer Catherine Shafer and A W Snider have been dismissed as defendants called and settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah A. Evans
John Suiter
J. J. Isgrigg
George Shafer
Catherine Shafer
A. W. Snider
Child Killed in Runaway Near Adams and St. Paul
The one year old child of Mrs. Frank Hinton died from a fractured skull after a runaway of a family mare near the Adams and St. Paul area. Mrs. Hinton suffered a broken collarbone and severe cuts, while Mrs. Mary E. Shaner broke two bones in her left arm. The mare bolted after a nearby colt grazed the mare, sending all occupants flying and injuring them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hinton
Mary E. Shaner
Mr. Hinton
Adams
St. Paul
John Bright
Tarplee and Esther Freeman Marry in Kokomo
James H. Tarplee formerly of Clarksburg wed Mrs Esther Freeman in Kokomo on a Wednesday evening last week. Tarplee lives in Richland township Rush county and is well known here. They came to the city Friday evening to surprise Tarplee’s sister Mrs Frank Roche and left Saturday for their Rush county home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Tarplee
Clarksburg
Kokomo
Esther Freeman
Tarplee
Richland Township
Rush County
Frank Roche
Bull Attack at Farm Wounds Patterson and Helpers
A bull attacked Nick Patterson in a pasture on Sunday morning. He was knocked down and tossed into the air. Two farm hands witnessed the incident, helped subdue the animal, and all escaped. Patterson suffered a head cut and arm injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Patterson
Mr. Patterson
Accident on West Main Injures Marvin Ray and Passenger
Marvin Ray collided with a traction car on West Main Street Thursday afternoon. Ray suffered a broken rib after the crash though he initially felt fine, and one passenger sustained a minor injury while two car windows were broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Ray
West Main Street
New Probate Suits Filed Involving Hamiltons And Hesses
The court records list J. F. Hamilton vs. J. L. Hamilton as administrator of Mary Fultz's estate in a probate claim. Nancy J. Miller sues J. F. Hamilton as administrator of J. F. Miller's estate in a probate claim. The Board of Children's Guardians seeks custody from John Hess and Blanche Hess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Hamilton
J. L. Hamilton
Mary Fultz
Nancy J. Miller
J. F. Miller
Board of Children’s Guardians
John Hess
Blanche Hess
Wedding Bells Honor Anna McCall and Robert Scott at New Concord
Miss Anna Martha McCall and Robert Logan Scott wed at the bride’s father Marshall McCall home on Friday October 16. The ceremony featured Rev. W. W. McCall and Rev. C. M. Ritchie, with Lohengrin as music and a two course luncheon. The couple plans to reside near Greensburg Indiana after visiting with guests from Greensburg Hopedale Pittsburg Winona Cleveland and Pittsburg. Fifty attendees including Walter Scott and family observed the nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Concord
Anna Martha McCall
Robert Logan Scott
Marshall McCall
J. S. Duff
W. W. McCall
Greensburg
Indiana
C. M. Ritchie
Spring Hill
Walter Scott
Ind
Eagieson
Hopedale
J. W. Peacock
E. J. Blackburn
Edna Chestnut
Pittsburg
Dr. Temple
Winona
J. H McCall
Cleveland, O
O.) Enterprise
First Annual Meeting of Associated Charities Held
The Associated Charities held its first annual meeting at the K P opera house Monday evening. Rev Francis H Gavish delivered the main address on The New Philanthropy. The program included America Invocation a quartet, address, hymn, business and benediction with a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Charities
K. of P. Opera House
Francis H. Gavish
America
Bert Kirby
C. D. Tillson
Robert McKay
Earl Crooks
Francis H. Gavisk
Hyme
Death of Mrs Martha Barnes at Rest, 72
Mrs Martha Barnes died at her home three miles south of town Saturday afternoon at one. She was 72, widow of Green Barnes who died twelve years ago. Survived by six children. Funeral at her residence Monday at two, Rev. James B. Lathrop officiating. Interment in South Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Barnes
Barnes
Green Barnes
James B. Lathrop
South Park Cemetery
Reception honors Indiana Knight leaders at Greensburg lodge
A grand reception for Arthur J. Lowe Grand Chancellor of Indiana was hosted by Greensburg Lodge No 148 Knights of Pythias last Thursday night. Robert McKay and S. N. Patterson received the Knight rank. George W. Powell led the event from Indianapolis with other dignitaries from nearby lodges giving talks and visitors aiding in the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Lowe
Indiana
Greensburg Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Robert McKay
S. N. Patterson
George W. Powell
Indianapolis
Lowe
S. Harry Wade
John King
Shelbyville
Boicourt and Whalen Wed in Westport Home nuptials
Edward R. Boicourt and Miss May R. Whalen, both of Westport, were married Sunday afternoon at the bride’s parents’ home. Boicourt, son of Alfred Boicourt a rural mail carrier, is described as well liked. the bride as a popular young Westport woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward R. Boicourt
May R. Whalen
Westport
Ed Whalen
Mr. Boicourt
Alfred Boicourt
Fire ruins farm equipment near Clarksburg
Fred Humpert, a farmer three and a half miles southeast of Clarksburg, lost a clover hull et and separator in a Thursday fire. The equipment, insured for 500 dollars by Husbandry Insurance Company, will be covered by the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Humpert
Clarksburg
Husbandry Insurance Company
Foot Mashed In Farm Accident Near Adams
William Erve suffered a severe foot injury Friday morning when a wagon ran over his foot while he worked on Frank Eubank’s farm about two and a half miles from Adams. Several bones were broken in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Erve
Frank Eubank
Adams
Also Mentioned on This Page
Minear Dry Goods Company
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Carter & Co
First National Bank Building
Greensburg, Ind
Batterton’s
Bull
Boicourt-Whalen
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