Croaker’s Cash House at Lepanon Opens Strong
The J. A. Wilson & Son dry goods firm marks twelve years in Lepanon as the largest county store with steady growth and new goods arriving daily. Despite a cold season demand rose over a percent, and the shop promotes 10 to 50 percent savings on dry goods to draw in customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Wilson & Son
Stephen Dal
Jackson
W. H. Evans
Clinton
Jacob Newcomer
Union
Samuel Scott
Harrison
Ed. Sheridan
Perry
Alebee
M.B . Porter
Jefferson
Nin
C.W. Shelburn
Worth
K. Patton
Sugar Creek
Chas. F. Welch
Washington
Wm. R. Roberts
Geterser
Thos. J. Crane
John M. Jones
Marion
Albert Pitte
Eagle S
Jno
W. Lane
Mary Clifton
Demarius Bush
J. M. Dulin
Elias W. Abbitt
William A. Shaw
William Staton
K. Warren
Isaac Bellis
Joseph Reee
Whitestown
East & Wrést
John W. Bowser
Alex Hardesty
William Miller
Alex Moore
Wright Sims
Charles Shelburney
John Adair
H. T. Dodson
James Case
Jacob Hill
D. M. Burns
Zionsville
Lafayette Pike
R. P. Nichols
John W. Shaw
M.M. Henderson
Geo
Geo. W. Norwood
Clark Wilson
Squire Wilson
Oliver Marsh
John Wilson
John Cross
Thorntown
Bethel
Geo. BR. Taylor
John V. Young
J T. Davis
Zionsville & Lafayette
Whitestown North & South
Whitestown E
Craw
Read
Shannondale
Lebanon
New Brunswick
Lebanon & Dover
Middle Jamestown
East End
Noblesville
Kirks Mill
Sharon
Sy Lebanon
W.H. Sims & Cones
Hedges & Brown
Sima & Bros
JE Watts
W.H. Ware
A.B
Wills
Thomas Julian
Cones & Bickley
J. D
Trapper R & Mills
Chas
W. Hurt
Rec
B. Timberlake
Henry Adam & Son & McCoy
Cadwalladerry
T. J. Shelburn
M. St. Clair
F. Curryer
Reinhard
Pinnell
W. Matthews
Teynobs & King
Everett Go
Ee Cobb Ie Ray
ML Watts
William Curry
Jesse Teagab
Witt & Bryan
Stall
Smith
Harrison & Kieise
Howkins
Duran & Bowen
Johnson
Bonnell
W. Daly
W. Trout
John Dantrick
W. Richey
Cc. Hines
Williams
W.Q. Darnall
Thos. Co. Workman
J.w.pinnel
Hamilton
E. T. Lane
EB. Smith
Lan Horner
Anderson & Mann
Joseph Airhart
A. K
W. Campbell
Thos. W. Huckstep
T J. Shulee
W.c Crump Dorat
Nea
J.J. Kern
Jol Adair
E. F. Bec
Josiah Stephenson
Eos Shapley
N. Shapley
L. Cason
Fourth of July plans and town news stir Lebanon
Local notes report a large Fourth of July celebration in town, plus new phone link to Crawfordsville, harvest in the courthouse park, a new brick yard on the Ransdall farm, and Red Riding Hood at Opera Hall. Births, marriages, birthdays, and guard appointments are noted along with local crime updates and civic improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransdall Farm
Zionsville Band to Perform On the Fourth
The town hosts a large parade with all manufacturing establishments represented and a free grounds. A banner prize will go to the Sunday School sending the most delegates. Rev. David Evans of Hendricks county to sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Evans
Hendricks County
Old Settlers Meeting
Evans
Boone County
Rumor Claimed Leavenworth Man Murdered in Woods
Local relatives report no notification of David Kooken dolpher’s death and officials deem the murder claim highly improbable. Rumor linked his wife and Tant Lis ter to the crime, but no arrests or corroborating evidence have emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kookendolpher
Leavenworth
Kansas
Kookendolpher
Tant Lister
Kookendorpher
Minstrel Company Forms for Road Tour Ahead
On the Road Mr J C Feeser longtime Opera Hall manager has organized a minstrel and variety company. He is in Chicago arranging for phototype printing and posters for the tour to begin when the amusement season opens. The company will include professionals from various states and aims to be a strong troupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Feeser
Chicago
Winchester Wilson Arraigned At Empire Club
Winchester Wilson, bartender at the Empire, arraigned before the Mayor last Monday on a complaint by Elisha Jackson and found guilty of selling liquor to a minor. The fine and costs totaled about $40. The Empire remains closed and proprietors have left town amid further complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Wilson
The
Empire
Elisha Jackson
Ton Minor
Charles Jackson
Wilson
Perry Murphy Denies Lebanon Arrest Connection
Patrick Murphy of Perry township asks the Pioneer to correct a neighborhood impression that he and his wife were arrested in Lebanon last Saturday for drunk and disorderly conduct. He notes others with the same name live nearby and share no connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon Street
Marshal Monroe
Charles Jackson
Joseph Huffman
Jackson
Patrick Murphy
Perry Township
Lebanon
City Council actions and local notices outlined
Regular session convened with all members present. Street and alley work ordered, West Pearl street opening approved, and East Washington street improvement proposed. tax levy set, minority levy offered. Resignations accepted from Fire Department and lamp-lighter, new sewer tapping sanctioned, and school trustee reelected. A fatality from earlier railway incident identified as William Sears. Opera Hall to host Red Riding Hood’s Rescue. County claims list and assorted local notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Monroe
North Street
Frank Bechtell
Joseph Hohl
Joseph
George Hines
Higgins
East Washington Street
West Pearl Street
Ryan
Hooton
Board of Trustees
C.G. Carlton & Co
Reynolds
Sch
Wea
Lane
A.C
John M. Ball
U.P. Kern
C. N. Kellogg & Bro. Lumber
Cooper
Pep Noel
James Moss
Roe McDaniel
J.M. Byrouds
Thos. M.small
L. F. Moler
William Johnson
Jacob MclIntyre
John H. Henselman
Fielding M.mcclain
Bowl
Martin Hohl
Joseph McGee
Neff
Fire Department
Coombs
Samuel Rodifer
South Street
Daily
S. L. Cason
R. W. Matthews
Ed Reynolds
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lepanon
Ike
M. M. Fletcher
Moore
Public Square
Soliested
Liele
Ken Shadee
W. F. Perkins & CO
Ladoga
Crawfordsville
Court House Park
Red Riding Hood
Opera Hall
Mrs
Arch Boyd
Fair Grounds
John Jacks
John Kersey
Peter Wilhelm
Cason
T. J. Cason
Alamo
St. Nicholas
James King
Hall House
South Lebanon Street
Benjamin Booher
Strange N. Cragan
Mise Addie Booher
John Good
Butler Huckleberry
Solomon Barnhart
Elan Barnhart
Joseph A. Fish
Vertie N
D. P. Leagan
Bond
Messrs. Bachman and
Reese
Frank Rodgers
Clark’s Hill
Dave Thomas
Indianapolis
Lafayette
Maggie Sanders Wolf
Willie Scott
Mamma
Piavite
Jennie Wilson
Myrtie Titus Hugh
the Woodman
B. F. Wren
Robin
Wilber Rice Elfie
Maud Clements
Flora Es
Ella Stewart
Ted Ale
Eva Rice Rose
Gussie Wilson
Grave Pet Porter
City Council
James Sears
Ogden
Henry County
William Sears
Pioneer
Board of County Commissioners
Ita
Auditor’s Office
John M. Bai
Lee Dessaur
Cincinnati
Yank” Riley
Lon Hamilton
Janes G. Herdy
Covington
Matthews
Edwin Carey
Celia McGuire
Charles McKinsie
Mary E. Shelton
Eli Marvin
Cleveland, Indiana & St. Louis Railroad
John M Ball
Michael Keefe
John L. Pierce
Jacob Cobb
Frankfort
Greensburg
Eldridges
Henry Klotz
Ersthhen
Stant Whitaker
Isige T. H. Palmer
H. M. Marvin
Jesse B. Marvin
Dougherty
Asaong
New Columbia
Lachman
Daugherty
Fullen
B. Armstrong
Kokomo
E. P. Baker
Lima
Ohio
Charles Daily
A. E. Witt
Bryan & Daily
James W. Garner
W. H
J. E. Richey
A. W. Harden
John R. Williams
Bo W. Harden
D. S. Whitaker
Knights of Honor
Pierce
Vina Smith
White Lick
Indiana Institution For the Education of the Deaf and Dumb
J. Baily
Spiceland
Whitestown N
H. Harrison
Laf
Pike
Leb
Slabtown
G. R
Whitestown EE
W.G.R
G.R
Noblesville & Craw
Horn. Has
Leb. R
Chas. E. Wilson, Thorn, & Frankfort
Fayette c. R
L. Calvert
Greenfield G. R
Specific
G. W. Campbell
Cistern Peer Farm
L. P. Shoemaker
Services Board
Equa'n
Wm. Robinson
J.S. McKinsey
Perry Hodge
Shulse & Scuil
S.F. Cox
Wood
D. K. Fouts
Wm. Richardson
Boar
Wm. F. Oore
Cee M. Armentrout
J.C. Brown & Co
M. L. Jackson
L.M. Eaton
W. H. Ragedale
Gec
F. L. Essex
J.P. Ball
U.S. Wesner
Darnall & Co
W. W. Hill
W. B. Kincaid
Cal
H. Graves
A. Hedrick
Benj. Booher
John Isenhour
G. E. Conrad
W. BR. Roberts
William 3. Smith
Commi
Wao
Curry
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