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Sheriff Christopher was in town Wednesday. Anna Jackson of Greenfield visiting J S Jackson and family. John Jackson and Orville Dilkey and family visited A F Hooten in Greenfield Sunday. Ira C Stewart married to Mabel B Kelley of Greenfield. Harry Bales works on interurban line west of Indiana polis. Will Jenkins of Richmond guest of Susie Elliott Sunday. Mrs John M Bundy of New Castle spent Wednesday here. Christian Helpers market Saturday the 27th near Dovey's store North Jefferson. J W Orr moved his family from Greenfield to George Graf's property. Noel B Milleson left Banner office for parts unknown. James H Foxworthy of Rushville to reunite Old Missouri Harmony Singers at Morristown next Sunday. He is eighty nine, known as Uncle James in Knights town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jackson
Orville Dilkey
A. F. Hooten
Greenfield
Ira C. Stewart
Mabel B. Kelley
Harry Bales
Indianapolis
James H. Foxworthy
City
Thomas M. Green
Rushville
Old Missouri Harmony Singers
Morristown
Foxworthy
Knightstown
James
Charles Newlin
Irvington
Cincinati Medical Society
Mediten
London
Lancet
New York Medical Record
For Sale and Lost Notices From Journal Want Column
A collection of classifieds and notices includes canopies, a baby wagon, a jumper, a clerk job with six years experience, rock eggs for hatching, farm listings in Johnson Brown and Morgan counties, a lost linen handkerchief, a sales agent position with Hygienee Manufacturing, local town mentions of residents Charles Newlin and Mrs Rilla Sawders, a medico legal paper by Dr E S McKee, social visits, property sale, an excursion offer by the Big Four to Louisville with fare and departure details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanstrip
George Boone
B. P
S. D. Reeves
R. R
Rushville
Ind
Richmond and area residents noted in weekly society items
Jewelers and residents travel to Indianapolis and Greenfield attend commencements and visits. Names include Joseph Huttonbrook Marion bound, Miss Ina Davis Rushville guest, Oran Muir to Liberty Missouri, and Jean Leona Jackson at Greenfield alumni event. Return visits from Walter Steele and Charles Pike after five weeks in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Steele
Charles Pike
Texas
George B. Welbaum
Greenfield versus Duesseldorfers at Spring Lake Park
A highly anticipated baseball game frames next Sunday at Spring Lake Park between Greenfield and the Duesseldorfers of Indianapolis. Exhibit players Sowders Orr Lindley Fender and Burchie Cummins featured as a Greenfield battery and visitors praise Lindley as a young pitching find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Lake Park
Greenfield
Dueseeldorfers
Indianapolis
Sowders
Orr
Duesseldorfers
Lindley
Fender
Burchie Cummins
Eccentric Verdict Shocks New York Court
A small New York farmer was found not guilty of murdering his wife after a jury of drunkards was selected. The foreman proclaimed the verdict with the line served her right sparking scandal and debate at the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Phelps
New York Herald
Venice Theater Echoes Shylock’s Old Fame
George Ade learned a visiting Indiana grandmother wished to see The Merchant of Venice again. He arranged tickets, and she said the production was “a pruced up right smart bit” though Shylock remained the same grasping character as in the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
George Ade
Indiana
Shylock
Harper's Weekly
Far East Trade Dominates Global Vessel Tonnage
The 1908 report shows Hongkong as the largest port for vessel tonnage with about 20 million tons in and out, possibly over 21 million including Chinese junks. London ranks second with about 10 million, Antwerp third, while New York in 1904 reached around 18 million tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoancheng
Far East
Nureau
Stathetics
Hongkong
London
Antwerp
New York
Asardiff
Beekeeper Troubles Hit Glasshouse Flowers
At the Kennebec Conservatory a visitor asked Superintendent Olm about bees in glass hanees. Olm said early spring brings much bother as bees jump between flowers, spreading pollen to destroy rivals. He advised vigilant monitoring and picking blooms ahead of insects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebec Conservatory
Olm
Gothic Trne to Mame and the Roman Typeface Debate
A garbled report suggests British and German officials discuss typography policy amid wartime propaganda. The London Chronicle notes opposition to Goths and preference for Roman type by patriotic figures, while anti Gothic factions gain ground as more works appear in roman script.
Local residents and visitors listed in Indianapolis area
George G Morris of Newensde Harry Lindamead visited Indianapolis yesterday. Attorney J L Shelton was in Indianapolis on business Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Horace Hardyard baby of Markleville visited Henry Bork and family. S A Montieue went to Franklin Ohio Wednesday to set a monument for Monticue and Baxter. Mr Woods, former nitroglycerine manager, moved to Foxworthy property on E Jackson St. James Huttons residence on 5 Adams St repainted after boom damage. Prof KR M Elrod to supervise public schools, returned to Borden Ind, will visit this summer. Miss Lucile Garrison left for Indianapolis to recital at Hall Place with Prof Walter C Tuttle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George G. Morris
Newensde
Harry Lindamead
Indianapolis
James Hutton
Adams Street
KR. M. Elrod
Borden
Ind
Lucile Garrison
Hall Place
Walter C. Tuttle
Garrion
Tuttle
Local visitors call on Pagadens and Denver families
Mrs Wilbur Austin of Pagadens California and Mr and Mrs Graybel of Denver Colorado visited Mrs J. H. Pray and E. E. Elliott and their families accompanied by Mr King of Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Austin
Pagadens
Cal
Graybel
Denver
Col
King
Richmond
J. H. Pray
E. E. Elliott
Big Four Route Travel Specials and Deadlines
Railroad ticket offers with single fare plus 25 cents to Bloomington Tud and return for State Sunday School Association of Indians. Niagara Falls trip for Association of Officers Y M C A of North America. Carthage meet for Friends. May 22 Decoration Day gate half rate. Big Four routes offer one fare round trip within 150 miles. Return limits span May 28 to June 5 1905.
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Bloomington
State Sunday School Association of Indians
Niagara Falls
Yearly Meeting
Friends
Big Four
Ginewear Northern PB. A
D. A& Gh i
Ciclete Tetcreen
Pulnt
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Sheriff Christopher
Anna Jackson
J. S. Jackson
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Will Jenkins
Susie Elliott
John M. Bundy
Newcastle
Dovey’s
Jefferson Street
J. W. Orr
George Graf
Noel B. Milleson
Banner Office
Big Four Depot
Johnson, Brown and
Morgan Counties
J. W. Perkinson
Morgantown
Byerly
Williams
Hygienee Manufacturing Co
Madison St
Chicago
Bessie Fort
Warren Hudel
Louisville
Weaver
Jeweler
Jackson
Joseph Huttonbrook
Marion
Harriet Herold
W. K. Deem
Oscar Moon
Harry Mattox
Ina Davis
Don Vestal
Joseph Brown
Muncie
Mrs. Burkett
Oran Muir
Liberty, Mo
Maggie Loudenback of
Wilkinson
John James
Jeptha Hudeleon
Lincoln
Neb
J.S. Jackson
Leona Jackson
Miss Jackson
Bertha Orr
The
Arno
Dr.g. A. Mottier
T. W. McKown
A. B. Hahn
T. W. Sheiler
Anderson
J. 5S. MacDaniel
Lebanon
F. L. Palmer
Warsaw
M. R. Hunt
O. Hiner
C. A. Frazee
J. C. Brown
F. G. Ruthroff
L. Smith
Shirley
T. E. Parker
Elwood
Ig. M. Bartlett
Lewisville
R. E. Arnold
E. Hawk
Sports
Geo. W. Williams Co
Knightstown, Ind
GEO. W. Williams Company
Pritchard
Art and Notion Store
W. M. Edwards
Trne
Bertimer
J. L. Shelton
Horace Hardyard Baby
Markleville
Henry Bork
S. A. Montieue
Franklin
Ohio
Monticue
Bax
Mr Woods
Jed Bess
E. Jackson Street
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