Shandon Social Notes Reach Chicago Visitors and Local Changes
The Indies of the community reported net proceeds of 73 dollars from a bugaar event. Mr and Mrs Kirby Robinson of Chicago arrived Sunday for a two week visit with relatives. Mrs Elizabeth Rogers arrived from Atlanta with her father-in-law Mr Stegers, who returned south Sunday. The Odd Fellows to host a supper next Saturday in the old shaded hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirby Robinson
Chicago
Simday
Fliztheth Rogers
Atlanta
Stegers
Linden Socials Highlight Visits and Households
Miss Ruth Schlenker of Oxford spent Sunday with Terman Wieeke and family. Royal Crawford and Robert Wieeke were in Toonilt Sunday afternoon. Mrs Belle Hair came to keep house for Louis Kulmaid family. Mrs John Crawford and daughter dropped in. Mrs Schulte and daughter visited Tuesday. Chas Butts family of Millville guests at Urbans Thursday. Carolyn Urhay of College Hill stays with Grandma Urban. Mr and Mrs C I B Miath hosted friends for silver wedding anniversary. Nathan Bryant, Minnie Urban and Ralph of Selkirk visited J N Crawford family. Peter Dieteh and Gottlieb Seegar own new horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Schlenker
Oxford
Terman Wieeke
Royal Crawford
Robert Wieeke
Toonilt
Belle Hair
Louis Kulmaid
John Crawford
Daugh Ster
Schulte
Chas. Butts
Millville
Dacab Urban
Carolyn Urhay
College Hill
Grandma Urban
C. Ib. Miath
Nathan Bryant
Minnie Urban
Ralph
Selkirk
J. N. Crawford
Peter Dieteh
Gottlieb Seegar
Tax Levies and Rates for Tiller County Taxes
The County Treasurer announces the 1853 taxation rates per dollar of property for Tiller County for the year. State and local levies apply across townships and school districts, including common schools and hospitals. Debts, infirmary, Soldiers’ Relief, Blind, and other levies are listed. municipal levies cover townships, districts, and sub-districts with the statewide schedule excluding some state levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Harey
Lang
Tiller
Dia
Mes University
Odm. Patal State
Mills
Ty Levy
M. Infirmary
Rclal Gyunty
Het
Tuatein
Millville Notes From Local Social Sunday Visits
Millville residents report social visits across town and nearby Hamilton. Elizabeth Titus and Leeds families, Mosier and Brosier households, Schwab and Tylu families, Bristley siblings, Landeman and Laddeman households, and others shared Sunday or Friday gatherings with relatives and neighbors.
Jacksonburg Vessal and Local Notices
Mrs. Susan Miller visits Mrs. Frank Brelsford in Jacksonburg C. Dec W. Unines Marshall confined to his house due to general disability. Mrs. W. M. Jaspring of Sevenmile guest of her parents. Barb Holderman injured a hand at the Madison township crusher. Rev. Thorbury of Hamilton held Presbyterian services. Lively audience attended. Léthis Lang visited Peter Waller’s family. Mrs. David M. Smith and Abraham Thomas seriously ill. Will Long and daughter Dayton visitors. Charley Yost of West Middletown Sunday visit. Alfred Fall and Tip Ginter wed at Middletown Presbyterian parsonage. Miss Bertha Breitenbecker hosted Ladies Aid society. Miss Cox of West Manchester visiting Mrs. John Wagner. Henry Lebraud returned from Maine with a fine deer. Davis J. Marts remembered with venison. he’s been homebound months. Hampton H. Long’s Martenville prospects dim. he’s in Hamilton with fever rising. Will John stranded near John Brelsford’s on Saturday. Dr Busley and Miss Marvel Bowers shopping in Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Waller
David M. Smith
Abraham Thomas
Will Long
Dayton
Charley Yost
West Middletown
Alfred Fall
Tip Ginter
Presbyterian Church
Middletown
David Garret Smith
Bertha Breitenbecker
Society of the Presbyterian Church
Henry Lebraud
Maine
Davis J. Marts
Mr. Marts
Hampton H. Long
Martineville
Tnd
Hamilton
Will John
John Brelsford
Mia
Dr. Busley
Miss Marvel Bowers
Community Notices and Social Visits in Woods
WOODS Special To The Journat reports church Sunday evening preview by Rev. TM Clark. Local residents shared visits with relatives and friends, including Brinker of Hamilton, Blevens, Kapp, Beckett, Cory, Bobbit, Johnson, Withrow, Huffman, Garver, McCoy, Mottoy, and others. Mentions travel to Urbana and New Orleans and a Smith’s theater outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
TM Clark
A. Brinker
Hamiltony
Chris Stephen
Thomas Blevens
Elmer Kapp
Millville
Herbert Beckett
Slaughter Hazel
Hamilton
Elmer Cory
Indianapolis
Alvin Bobbit
Bunker Hill
Clint Johnson
Johm Withrow
L. Black
Arthur
T. J. Clark
Chas. Huffman
Oxford
Mya
Ed Garver
Everall McCoy
Folka
Bert Mottoy
Reiley
Ninor Cory
New Oreleans
Smith's Theater
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Linden
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Alan
Ray J. Ong
HE County Treasures
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Anadas
Penn
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Saliers
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Hamilton City
Ruth
Alto
Naomi
Ids
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Charles
Mark
Crawford
Daniel Landeman
Horace
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Ourburg
Tha Evans
Anna Schuler
Rev. Ries
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Lizzie Wilson
Inex Jy
Jackonburg
Jacksonburg
Susan Miller
Frank Brelsford
Unines Marshall
W. M. Jaspring
Sevenmile
Woods
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