Local Social Roundup From Terre Haute And Nearby Visits
Katy Harmon visits sister Lydia Volkers and Emma Shaffer in Terre Haute. Jennie Beltz and son George spend days with Mire Mary Shertz and Mrs Walter Pierson. Alfred and Golda Seldell visit Mr and Mrs Samuel Medure. Chas Beltz visits brother John beltz. Samuel Tingley family and Edward and Albert Tingley with others visit Harve Sweltzer family. Estella Gabey visits Lizzie Ratsner. local medicine dealer canvassing Clark County this winter with L E Tolberti West Union as agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katy Harmon
Lydia Volkers
Mionie Raisner
Jengale Beltz
Fen. J. Beltz
Protracted Meeting At MB Church And Local Notices
West York RK Alan Callop has moved in the Spivey property and will work for Dr F Smith. The Smith Oil and Gas Co. rises in Sullivan county. A protracted meeting begins at the MB church on Monday evening, Nov 24. Teachers from the northern county attended a meeting in Robinson last week. Citizens attended events in Terre Haute and Marshall. Funeral car t el for Shoba Reynolds was held Wednesday. Charles Buckner moved in with Uncle Jobs Reynolds. Hash and Buckner discontinue the poultry business at this place. The Herald seeks a young man or woman to canvass for subscriptions in West York. Mrs. Jochea Reynolds, who died Nov 11, 1912, at age 60, left three sons and three daughters. Funeral in M E church with Rev T C Bail officiating. interment at West York cemetery. The family extends sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Callop
Spivey
F Smith
Smith Ol and Gas Co
Sullivan
MB Church
Terebors
Robinson
Com Stow
Terre Haute
Marshall
Sihoba Reynolds
Charles Buckner
Ith
Jobs Reynolds Theraday
Hash
Buckner
The
Herald
West York
Sirs
Jochea Reynolds
John Reynolds
M. E
West Tork
CP Cleareh Fist
Toe
Save Our
Neighborhood Notes Share Visits and Family News
Layle Cunningham spent Sunday with home folk. Mrs WIL Gilbert of Marshall spent last week with Charles Gilbert and family. Mrs. Scott of near Freedom and Mrs. Robinsom spent last Thursday with Myrtle Cunningham and family. Boe Charlie Gilbert and wife proud parents of a new baby girl. Mrs. Morgan Sweet spent Sunday with her sister Mrs. Will Mallory. Several neighborhood folks attended the funeral of Mr. Reasorvat ME Pleasant Friday. Jack Sweet spent Thursday with home folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Layle Cunningham
Wil Gilbert
Marshall
Charles Gilbert
Scott
Near Freedom
Robinsom
Iri
Myrtle Cunningham
Boe
Charlie Gilbert
Ard
Morgan Sweet
Slater
Will Mallory
Reasorvat
Jack Sweet
Moonshine Jacob Seaton Returns From Peoria Busking
Local notes mention Jacob Seaton returning near Peoria after busking corn. Mrs Etta Mort of Kavisas City Bro visits her mother. Wm McDaniel and John Staley families spend Sunday, with several residents traveling to Crandall Ind for a funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Seaton
Peoria
Etta Mort
Kavisas City
Bro
Wm. McDaniel
John Staley -Iind
Ransom Doveries
R Guyer
Della
Sinkey and Grad
Arkansas
Tre Vialting
Sylvester Crandall
Riley “Lingafelter
Crandall
Ind
Cottonwood School Progress Amid Geo Getti Teaching
Readable text notes Cottonwood school making progress with Geo and Getti as teachers. Details are sparse but indicate ongoing educational activity and staff roles at the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottonwood School
Geo
Getti
South Dolson News Briefs Reflect Farm and Travel
From the prairie trip last week to town business in Marshall, revival activities at Ville Baptist Church, and farmers selling corn at 6 50 per bushel. Frank Stephenson and family plan Chicago as their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tere
Xill Prairie
Dolson area notes on farming, fellowship, and oil wealth
John Nidiffer cleaned fodder at Newman barn after a colt injured Elza Newman with a gash above the left eye. Prices for hogs ranged from 7.25 to 7.50 per hundredweight. Mary Fleaner and six visited J W Hutchings’s family. Felton Miller’s wheel injury slowed him after slipping hauling corn. Dolson Chapel women formed Busy Bees with Mrs Soughers president and Sophia Montgomery secretary. next meeting at Ben Lowery’s to fund religious work. Reva Stapleton and Kansas relatives visited Chas Turner family. Fodder shredding was delayed by wet weather and two heavy rains. Dolson Chapel plans singing next Saturday and every two weeks, Rev. Poitager expected. Dolson notes wealth and coal potential. farms teased east side. landowners to share one-sixth of oil and $150 per year per gas well. Sophia Montgomery and Emma Snyder attended Methodist quarterly conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nidiffer
Coe
Newman
Avery
Elza Newman
Mie
Mary Fleaner and
Sox
Truman
Minnesota
J WB Hutchings
Othre
Corm
Mreva Stapleton
Kansas
Chas
Turner
Dolson Chapel
Poitager
Dolson
Sophia Montgomery
Omma Snyder
Methodist Quarterly Conference
The
Homer Homer Johnson Sick. Visitors and Neighbors Meet
Individuals in Homer Johnson’s circle care for him while Grandma Boriey spends the week. Frank Burger adds a room to his house. Elmer Phillips and wife visit from Terre Haute on Wednesday. Bert Husted and Fred Taylor delivered apples to Westfield. Nearby residents from Dudley attended Tuesday to buy feeding cats. Mr Diall of Jowett worked the first trick at Homer last week. Neighbors plan a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Boriey
Frank Burger
Elmer Phillips
Terre Haute
Bert Husted
Fred ‘Taylor
Westfield
Dudley
Mr. Diall
Jowett
Homer
Wednesday to , cut wood for the Baptist church
Ed Cleaver and Tom Huste were involved in a road rage incident early Monday. Ed Lovell and family moved to Terra Haute. Mrs Satter and two children visited relatives there. Toblan and Robert Maurer joined Harry Maury at church events. Several locals attended a box supper at Oak Grove. Fred Salter, Herman Salter, and companions visited Louie Hawker in Fishback. Jease Gilbert spent Friday with Beulah Maurer. Mrs Washtler spent a week with her daughter in Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
Cleaver
Tom *Huste
Ed Lovell
Terra Haute
William Satter
Elatives
Miso Adda
Toblan
Robert Maurer
Harry Mauryere
Oak Grove
Fred
Herman Salter
Louie Hawker
Fishback
Alas
Jease Gilbert
Beulahe Maurer
George Washtler
Mintha White
Terre Haute
Martinsville News Notes Local Deaths and Weather
Martinsville items report William Reason of five miles south east died at home on Wednesday with funeral at Mt. Pleasant church and interment nearby. Other notes cover Chamness and daughter Ollive Branch visitors, Rhodes wrist injury, Thanksgiving plans, Terre Haute dispatchers in town, Mrs. Tibbs ill, local produce prices, fire at Oscar Keller residence, early snow and crowding events, and residents traveling to Springfield and to the Grand Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamness
Ollive Branch
William Reason
Mt. Pleasant Church
Moses Stricker
Parker Township
Chas
Rhodes
Germain
Terre Haute
James Tibbs
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F Baker & Co
Clark County
L. E. Tolberti
West Unioa
WEST
SSUM
South Dolson
Olson
Homer Johnson
Hist
Martinsville
Geo. Sullivan
Hazel Dell
Cumberland County
Thureday
Chas Fasig
Oscar Keller
Keller Heights
Tmts
Sarah Janney
Orange
Afary Janney
Roy
Cook
Stewart McClellan
Springfield
Grand Lodge
Mary Cook
Rebecca Grand Lodge
George Hippard
B. C
Cc. L.parsons
Johnny-On-The
North Side Square
Yours Truly
J. L. ‘Whiteside
Marshall, TL
Athena
Hughes
Stan Hughes
R. H. Wiltsie & CO
Foster Building
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