Readable fragments hint at social notices and farewells
OCR fragments describe social chatter in a small community with mentions of Mrs. Silas Walker and Mrs. C. B. He visiting neighbors. A farewell event for Mr. and Mrs. English near Oliver is noted with plans to move to Marshall. Eggs in season and local social exchanges appear among scattered names and places.
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Silas’ Walker
C. B
Mrgs Walker
Par
Ferris
Oliver .M. By
And
Charles “English
South
Oliver
English
Marshall
Sianapolis
Erin
Ana
Saivam
Eilibert
Darwin
Thomas ‘McCoy
Lin
Robert
C. Shafer
Chicago
Morris
Logne
Martinsville
John
Martinsville and Terre HauteVisitors Fill Weekend Local Notes
Residents and visitors including Charles Milam West Union Marshall James, Miss Ethel Howéil Martinsville, W. Blankenbeker Orange, Mrs. Bolton Quingham, and many others gathered in Martinsville and nearby towns. Marinville, Terre Haute, and Indianapolis figures mingled with reports of travel, social events, and a few local obituaries and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Pe
Otis
A Charles
Great Maxwell Automobile Show at Lawrenceville February
The Maxwell Motor Car Co presents a three day exhibit February 15 16 17 in a large 80 by 110 foot building in Lawrenceville. Dealers from southern Illinois and Indiana will showcase cars with live demonstrations and music. Attendees can compare machines explained on site and avoid long trips to Chicago or New York while enjoying hotel accommodations and attractions. If buying a car plan to attend the show February 16 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernesti
Ross
Wil Manhart
Walnut Prairie
Edward. Garwood
Miss. Exina
Greencastle
Ind
Ben
Houft
John Setzer
Aline
John Radidat
Walter
Cork
Martinsville
Frank
C Dahan
William Sears
St. Mary’s Ind
Dunlap Chapel
Emery
Davis
Dennison
Clarksville
Missouri
B. M. Davison
J. W. Lewis
Lincoln League
Chicago
Lewis
J. K. Laufman
New Orleans
Shreveport
Winfield Taylor
George Dosch
Terre Haute
Anna Geheb
Michael Geheb
Albert
Hing der
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Maxwell Motor Car Co
Lawrenceille
Illinois
Indiana
New York
Court Finds Croselle Claim Largely Loyal Despite Tobacco Forage
Treasury court records reveal Edward Croselle heir seeking payment for supplies used by Union forces in suppressing rebellion. Document notes 67 boxes of tobacco brands Early Dew Peach Leaf and Choc to Gem seized and later used as forage under General Sherman's order.
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Court of Claims
Washington
Edward Croselle
Thomas Croselle
Sam
Cruselle
Metibera
Cragelle
United
Sher
February Silk and Muslin Sale At Martin’s
February sale offers silk and muslin discounts with 36 inch and 27 inch silks, brown and bleached muslin yardage, sheeting and crepe, plus new dress goods and trimmings. Parisian praise and spring forecasts boost shopper interest as 6 month old accounts are urged to settle.
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Prigys
War Union
Rod Robers
Laney
Randall
Mies
pBntler
Indianapolis
David
Homer Blankenbeker
Orange
Paris
R. Teimble
Gertrude. Shaw
Vincetines
the. Sherwood
Senate
Senate Committee On Pensions
T. N. Dunlap
Charles Wharton
Gary
Gary Lumber Co
J. W. Nusbaum
B. G. Whitlocke
Embroidery Club
H. G. Hershey
William Dittman
Texas
Mississippi
Pickens
Fred Wallis
Kohl Building
East Main
Wabash
Arizona
Canton
Miss
Thes Howes
West Union
Joe Cork
Ivan Cline
Vern Cline
Newt Cork
Ray Manhart
Harry Williamson
Herman Cline
Dan Manhart
Elsa Wernz
Billa Williams
Opal Tremaine
Jennie Fairgrief
Eva
Marjorie Manhart
Uncle Tom
W. R. Turman
West Main
Emmett “Payne
Seymour Hurst
Ls L's
Don Winterrowd
Romola
Avas
Gyo Aveoles
Amjes
Florence "Hodge
Xourtty
Richard Handy
City
Salem, I
Jasson
C. G. Hollenbeck
Lincoln
Judd Harlan
P. BE
Read
Jay Swern
Frank Miner
Shelbyville
Ben F. Caldwell
J. D. Nichols
Mr. Nichols
Herald Office
Michigan
Leiben
Lea
Hope
Coe
Lonsdale
Olr
Martin’s
Booth & Handy
Cours
W. E. Cork