Harvest prospects and local notices from Hutsonville
In Hutsonville area notes the death of Mrs. Gusta Smith wife of Dr. S A Smith after a brief illness in Annapolis. Wheat harvest set to begin next week pending weather. cherries scarce but black berries look good. Local visits, marriages, trade news and farm updates fill the page with farm life and community events.
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Hutsonville
Ace
The
Herald
Gusta Smith
S A. Smith
Annapolis
Russell
Randal Lindley
State University
Leff
Missour
Ira H. Osborn
Lela Colvin
Terre Haute
Pres Osborn
West Union
Lewis Colvin
Merom
Local Notes From Bourbon And Banner Times
Dr Harris spends week in Bourbon Indiana while H M Shuler and others travel for business and pleasure to Des Moines and Tulsa. Jasper Avenue paving completed by Foulkes Forbes Co. Gas franchise to JL Drake expires Sept 1 if pipe work unfinished. Ernest Goodman returns to Tulsa Oklahoma. Max Shuler home from Culver for summer. Mrs Ed Baird and children visit from Huntingdon Tennessee. N A Gehl’s family to move to Canon City Colorado. Turner and family travel to Eureka Springs Arkansas for health. Mrs India Sanford returns from California. Paul Howe visiting Casey relatives with Rev Dave Howe. Ben Frakes dies aged about 70 after failed suicide attempt. funeral at Restitution church cemetery. Civil War veteran once in Grant’s regiment. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve praised as perfect healer for cuts and piles. Ads note Terre Haute oilfield and local arrivals.
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Dr. Harris
Bourbon
Ind
H. M. Shuler
Des Moines
Iowa
R. B. Fitzpatrick
Patrick Madigan
Tulsa
Ohio
Jasper Avenue
Main Street
Van
Foulkes-Forbe Company
JL Drake
Banner Times
Ernest Goodman
Okla
Max Shuler
Culver Military Academy
Ed Baird
Huntingdon
Tenn
N. A. Gehl
Canon City
Colo
Gehl
Ben F. Frakes
Restitution Church
Grant
Ed ‘Arian
Marshall
Westfield Notes Mention Visits and Farm Work
John Hofsas of Danville visited his brother W E Hofsas and friends in Westfield this week. Rev J W Dundas of Hindsboro came by as commencement was thought to be this week. Mrs Booth of Cadiz Ohio visits the Zellar family. Mrs McConnell of Cadiz Ohio and Mrs Arnold of Chicago visit their mother Mrs E S Connelly. Wells on the Bigelow farm are being pulled and the lease proved unremunerative.
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Hutton Township
National Supply Co
Casey
Thomas Lease
Ohio Oil Co
Hayes Farm
Jacob Goble
Westfield
C O Green
Carson Green
Nellie Green
Stoy
India Granger
John Hofsas
Danville
W E Hofsas
J W. Dundas
Hindsboro
Booth
Cadiz
Ohio
J. J Zellar
McConnell
Arnold
Chicago
E.S Connelly
Bigelow
Westfield Township
Ground crops and local notes mix in rural report
Ground cultivation progresses with oats promising well. A new roof will crown Green Moss schoolhouse. A Watkins medicine agent canvassed locally last week. Rats killed 47 of Mrs. Snyder's chickens in one brooder. Bears farm owners from Cumberland County visited Marley Claypool's area. Charles Clapp and wife from Marshall visited relatives Saturday night. Elph Hawkins visited Bellore to see Jake Fox's family relocated from Clarksville. Dog poisoning reported, affecting one dog and two hounds. Dolson township Sunday school convention planned at Blue.
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Green Moss
Watkins
Mat Snyder
Bears Farm
Marley Claypool
Cumberland County
Charles Clapp
Marshall
Matilda
Charles Hawkins
Elph Hawkins
Bellore
Kansas
Jake Fox
Clarksville
Dolson Township
Blue
West Union social notes and local visits
Mrs Lily Prevo visited Hutsonville on Saturday with her children. Mrs Grace Murphy and others visited Terre Haute residents and West Union locals, including Miss Kate Orcutt and Bertha Foster. Rev Reathy spoke here Tuesday and Wednesday. An ice cream supper drew many from West York Saturday. another is planned for June 26. Arden Coryell and Alva Orcutt headed to the Illinois river for musseling. Harry Johnson and Mrs Murphy toured Riverton by motor boat The Black Demon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Prevo
Hutsonville
West Union
Grace Murphy
Kate Rook
Terre Haute
Kate Orcutt
Bertha Foster
Reathy
West York
Arden Coryell
Alva Orcutt
Illinois River
Harry Johnson
Riverton
Foley's Orino Laxative Promoted by Drug Store
An advertisement touts Foley's Orino Laxative as a gentle remedy for constipation and stomach and liver concerns. It claims to sweeten the stomach and breath, stimulate the liver, and regulate the bowels, suggesting it is superior to pills and ordinary laxatives.
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Kelfer’s
Homer News Briefs From Sunday Events
The report notes Harry Beachout’s home visit on Sunday and Dan Snyder at home on East Midway. It mentions a fox chase by Hunters Thursday night and a risky porch shooting by juveniles. A large Adenmore crowd attended a Sunday morning event after Harry Van Pelt was killed. Edith Church visited relatives in Dudley. Mrs Wes Beachout consulted a specialist in Terre Haute for eczema.
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Harry Beachout
Dan Snyder
East Midway
Stephen Alrey
Parker
al Fraker
Chaiivari
Adenmore
Harry van Pelt
Edith Church
Dudley
Wes Beachout
Terre Haute
Community Notes From Mt Pleasant Area
Mt Pleasant routine items list visits and travels of local residents. Myrtle Cunningham is sick. Carrie Lowry visited Charleston. Crowds picnicked at Wolf Den. Mr and Mrs Young of Marshall visited. Charles Sweet spent Sunday at home. Samuel and Newt Brosman dined with family. Frank and Mrs Noyes visited Casey relatives. Irah Miller Ellsworth and Albert Lowry spend week in Robinson. Gay and Ira Cunningham visited grandfather W C Barlow in Auburn. Mary Lowry dined with Aunt Elizabeth Wright in Freedom. Linus Gilbert family attended funeral of Mrs Kitchen in Auburn. Reuben Tingley and family went to Kansas Station. Austin Sweet Sr and W S S fished Saturday.
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Myrtle Cunningham
Carrie Lowry
Charleston
Wolf den
Mrs. Young
Marshall
Charles Sweet
Samuel Brosman
Newt Brosman
Frank Noyes
Casey
Irah Miller
Ellsworth
Albert Lowry
Robinson
Gay
Ira Cunningham
Auburn
W. C. Barlow
Mary Lowry
Elizabeth Wright
Freerdom
Linus-Gilbert
Gilbert
Kitchen
Reuben Tingley
Kansas Station
Rose
Wm. Chaney
Austin Sweet
Various Local Visits and Social Events Reported
A crowded note lists residents visiting relatives and friends in Marshall York and nearby towns. It mentions illness prayers at Friends church and a June floral party in Snyder's Hall with Beulah Prust Floy Snyder and Reba Frakes chaperoned by mothers. It notes church activities, Sunday school plans and upcoming township elections.
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Jake Murphy
York
Mary Murphy
Roy Buckner
Chicago
Craig
Miss Randall
Marshall
Walter Cork
Cary Marvin
Darwin
Roscoe Richards
West York
Effie Pierce
Edwards
Walnut Prairie
Will
Prevo’s
John Chronic
John
Geo. Cannady
Vandalla
Danville
Snyder’s
Beulah Prust
Floy Snyder
Reba Frakes
Way Open to Convince Skeptics Says Local Citizen
Mrs Ida Canham of Market Street Marshall Illinois testifies to the benefit of Dean's Kidney Pills after nearly two years of kidney disease and painful backaches. She notes quick improvement, restored health, and urges others to try the remedy and tell friends.
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Marshall
Ida Canham
Market Street Marshall
Ill
Dean
Harlan’s
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Geo. Garrett
Salisbury
Ed Hollis
Mr Lamb
Paris
John Guess
Coo Green
Wm Gregg
Ed Gregg
Pat Madigan
Oklahoma
Wim Silvers
Charley Schrider
Silvers
Chas Schrider
Bent Malcom
Ashmore
M Edwards
Ben
Roy Newlin
Elmer Tyler
Odd Fellows Lodge
Earl Batten
Oblong
Obion
Foley
Keifer
Bean Cemetery
Cleone
Robt Prewett
Oes
Pica
Terre- Haute
Homer
MT. Pleasant
Martinsville
Everett Connelly
Martinsville Cornet Band
Fair Grounds
Chas. Prevo
Rev. Coleman
Friends Church
Miss Winnings
Irma Gard
Mary Prevo
Dottie Smith
Howard Martin
Allright
Lois Shaw
Palestine
3Do
Kelter
Nate Archi
Jake
Pater
J. W. Neal
Willow Hill
May Chadwick
Harry Craig
al Kreager
Temperance Solo
New Township
W. D. Poorman
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Huneral
Hinbaliner
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Bank of West Union
W. P. Anderson
B. F. Wharton
H. F. Wharton
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