County Correspondence Briefs and Local Notices from Casey
Local notices report a defeated proposed free library tax 146 to 84. Several short items chronicle visits, travels, and family news including John Orndorff of St Louis visiting his brother G W Orndorff, and obituaries for Aunt Juda Coons with detailed family lineage and funeral arrangements. Other notes cover farm activities, business visits, and community events across Casey and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Orndorff
St Louis
Casey
G W Orndorff
Fred Wilber Henderson
John
Ella Henderson
C L Sutton
New Kensington
J R Emrick
California
Tivin Livery Barn
Gravely tax vote. travels and visits span region
The report notes a passing gravel tax vote, while mentions of Paul Porterfield returning from St. Petersburg and various visits by Miss Ethel Merrick, Rev CBE Parse, Rev and Mrs Mills, and others across Terrell, Jeffersonville, Terre Haute, Muskogee, and Bicknell appear in a string of travel and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CFE
Reihoehl
Paul Porterfield
St. Petersburg
Andrew Melton
Terrell
Tex
Ethel Merrick
Jeffersonville
Hendersons Visit From Beggs and Alumni Banquet
Jasper and Will Henderson from Beggs Oklahoma visited relatives and former acquaintances on Monday. A reception and banquet for the class of 1910 will be held by the high school alumni at the auditorium next Wednesday evening. B O McNutt returned from Cambridge Quebec after the death of his uncle Frank Hancock. The New Friends church on Quaker Lane near Hutsonville nears completion and will be dedicated Sunday April 11 at 11 o clock by Rev. Gertrude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Jasper
Will Henderson
Beggs Okla
B. O. McNutt
Cambridge
Frank Hancock
Watch For The Comet The Red Dragon of the Sky
Mothers urged to keep Foley's Honey and Tar for spring coughs and croup relief. The ad claims safe, opiate free cough remedy for children with urgent need, warning against substitutes and urging purchase at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Oilfield social notes highlight local visits and illness
C W Connelly stopped by Kickapoo on Tuesday. Dan Murphy of North Dakota visits area. Wm Baker from Lindsey visits L Newlin. Mrs D D Beasley visits Mrs Chas Newlin. Joshua Fish, southeast of town, is on the sick list. Dan Roderick and family visit Dolson township Sunday. Mart Fish and children also visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C W Connelly
Kickapoo
Dan Murphy
North Dakota
Wm Baker
Lindsey
L. Newlin
D D Beasley
Chas Newlin
Joshua Fish
Dan Roderick
Dolson Township
Mart Fish and Children
Community Notices and Local Visits in Clarksville Area
Oats look fine and several are plowing for corn. Robert Berrett and family spent Sunday with Lu Smitley. Pearly Babcock began his spring term at Brossman Monday. Bradley Babcock and family visited relatives at Pleasant Hill Sunday. Funeral for Win Cramer held at Clarksville Baptist church Monday. Aunt Juda Coons funeral at Dolson Sunday. Sam Eddinger and wife of Oil Field visited her mother Mrs Wm Melton. Fred Weiland and wife visited his brother C G Weiland in Kansas who is in poor health Sunday. Uncle Abe Johnston's fourth birthday drew relatives and baskets. Distants guests: Geo McHenry of Kansas, John Menk near Grandview, Wm Johnson of Westfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury
Carter Lee
McKeen
Bertha Batson
Frank Tobias
Marshall
Ogden Carr
Longton Kansas
Walter Adams
John Meehan
W H Adams
Edna
John Leggett
Livingston
Oliver
Sam Hogue
Will Dulaney
James Adams
Alvis Campbell
Harvey Dulaney
Robert Berrett
Lu Smitley
Pearly Babcock
Brossman
Bradley Babcock
Pleasant Hill
Win Cramer
Clarksville Baptist Church
Juda Coons
Dolson
Sam Eddinger
Oilfield
Wm Melton
Fred Weiland
C G Weiland
Kansas
Abe Johnson
Geo McHenry
John Menk
Grandview
Wm Johnson
Westfield
Greatest healer for ulcers boils and bruises
W Harriman of Burlington Maine writes that after forty years in the army he found Bucklen’s Africa Salve cured him where all else failed. The ad claims the salve is the best remedy for ulcers boils burgs cuts piles and bruises and sells at 2 cents at Prewitts.
Auburn notes and local moves in brief
Al Fraker planted corn Friday School commenced at No 40 Mon John Brosman bought a ray outhit Ben Stevens census erato Ike Huey has a ten year lease on the Leseure farm Wm Payne appointed commissioner to fill vacancy Mrs Sarah Phillips under doctors care Henry Thornton moved into Dan Snyder place Atty John Husted and wife visited family from Martinsville Harry Seabout resigned at Terre Haute station company and will farm A Auburn candidate pleased with prospects for Uncle Joe Cannon's job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Fraker
Erato
Ike Huey
Leseure
Harry Seabout
Terre Haute Station Company
Will Farm
Auburn
Joe Cannon
Foley's Kidney Remedy Promoted as Cure All
Advertises Foley's Kidney Remedy as a universal cure for kidney and bladder troubles not beyond medical reach. Claims no other medicine can do more and notes it is sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Promoted Locally
An advertising note urges neighbors to use Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as cough medicine and to look for the bell on the bottle available at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr Bell
Census Taker Appointment Shocks Local Community
Harry Findley receives appointment as census taker. J E Dawson and family visit T D Murphy's. Attendees at Aunt Juda Coons's funeral include Homer Brossman and wife from Auburn. Mrs. Millhouse of Clarksville and Mrs. Henry Findley visit Bruce Gilbert's. Wm Findley and son Harry work on the Golden farm barn on TD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Findley
J E Dawson
T D Murphy's
Juda Coons
Homer Brossman
Auburn
Millhouse
Clarksville
Henry Findley
Bruce Gilbert
Wm Findley
Harry
Golden Farm
Bell's Pine Tar Honey Crowds Pleasing Cough Remedy
For sixteen years Bell's Pine Tar Honey has been used by millions for coughs colds and throat troubles claiming perfect satisfaction and relief.
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Bell
Grandma Washburn News and Weekend Visits
Henry Deck and wife visited W. M. Washburn's Sunday. Beulah Honderich and Stella Irwin visited Ben Bierbaum's over Ruth Washburn and Alice and Gus Sie Gibson. Fred Davison was called home Sunday by his father's serious illness. Belvia and Stella Irwin and Mrs Chicadonz of Marshall visited J. W. Young's at Paris last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Washburn
Henry Deck
W. M . Washburn
Beulah Honderich
Stella Irwin
Ben Bierbaums
Ruth Washburn
Alice
Gussie Gibson
Fred Davison
S E Eckel
Belvia
Chicadonz
Marshall
J. W Young
Obituary for Mary J France of Illinois and West Union
Mary J France born July 19 1840 Illinois died March 29 1910 at West Union near her birthplace. She married Ernest France Nov 16 1865 in York. he died Dec 21 1886. Survived by five of eight children Reuben Edward John David Emma Snyder. sister Mrs Albert Marvin. seven grandchildren. Funeral at home Thursday 10 am conducted by Rev C Bailiff with interment Shawler cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J France
Reuben
Isabella Prevo
Illinois
West Union
Ernest France
York
Better Land
Haven
Kan
Edward
John
Paris
David
Robinson
Emma Snyder
Walter Snyder
Rev C. Bailiff
Shawler Cemetery
Woman Buried and Husband's Sudden Freer Spirit
After a woman is laid to rest, her husband resumes a freewheeling life, behaving like a horse released from winter ties. The odd behavior hints at unresolved grief and social pressure within the family circle.
Cole & Cole Insurance Ad for Farm and City Policies
We offer tornado and fire insurance on farm and city property from top companies at the lowest rates. Contact us for terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole & Cole
Women and Alimony Investments Stir Economic Debate
A tongue in cheek discussion notes women often invest alimony in ventures while advising thrift to preserve wealth. Critics debate financial choices and the impact on heirs and future dollars.
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Banner Times
Ed Harreson
Oklahoma
Wallace Young
Columbus
Ind
C Tavis
Wit
Ft Lauderdale
Florida
John Watts Whetis
Kentucky
Ed Weaver
Tulsa
Oklo
1 Hadin
Vernon
J VV
Des Moines
New Mex
Andy J Melton
Westfield Vicinity
Texas
Knight
Hazel Dell
New York
Moon Reinier
Carmel
Irma Lindley
Cyrus Lindley
Town
Portland
Pendleton
Ore
B O Slagle
Polk Daughhettee
Mike Snyder
Loughers
Joe Fitzgarrold
Etta Hutchings
John M Coons
Clifford
Yale
Geo Coons
Washington
Wm. Miller
Gadbury
Douney
Frank O'Day
Malissa Dunzing
Cumberland County
Coons
Mountain Town
Hurley Duran
Ed Duran
Coles County
Clark County
Jacob Coons
John M
George H
Catherine
Dolson Chapel
J WB Munson
Wm Coons
Mountainstown
Sister Coons
Emanuel Miller
John B Beadle
Wm Towns
Ohio Oil Co
Hollis
C W. Connelly
C C. Brummett
C O Green
Rev. Haas
Lindsey Chapel
Ww. Connelly
P. A Connelly
Elmer Tyler
Indianapolis
Decatur
Butternutt
Clara Hilliard
Chas Stillwell
Cleone
Rey
Haas
Perry Black
H Ss. Akens
Elmer Anderson
Chas Lee
N P Daughetee
Wm Downey
Geo Fuller
J S Phillippe
John A Turner
J. M Perisho
Ed Cowen
Alanson Connelly
The
Review
Wis
Greisburg
Joseph Parker
Terre Haute
Muskogee
Okla
S Mills
Bicknell Inch
Revlexander Mason
Mills
Wilson Harlan
Hutsonville
South Dolson
Homer
John Brosman
Ben Stevens
Spiketown
CY Tess
Asee Ee Cael
Bears
Sie New York
Castoria
W. H. Marvin
Union Shoe Store
Wash
Shipe Hardware Company
Klemeyer Lumber CO
Capital City
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