Martinsville Visitors and Local Notes Chronicle
Martinsville notes report Mr and Mrs Chas Rhodes visiting the city Thursday. Harry Mauk of Melrose sold his farm to Ao AL Myers and plans to live in Martinsville after purchasing the Shields residence. Comrade James Hix visits relatives. Bloomer Myers and wife of Kin gman visit the Kellers. Comrade A A Moore and sons from Westfield shop in town. Homer Snider remodels his residence. Dan Wolf and Josiah Bardin visit. The State Bank moves to new quarters though construction continues. David Groves is ill with pneumonia. Ida Akins returns from Indiana. Will Andrews and family from Kansas City visit. Mrs P F Thornburg and Mary Hartigan on sick list. Mrs Orin Fasig and Fay travel to Hot Springs. Comrade J F Byram attends G A R encampment in Columbus. Sheriff Byram and deputy arrest a party tied to an auto theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mauk
Melrose
Ohio School House
Ao AL Myers
T. M Cooper
South Side
A. A. Moore
Ida Akins
Indiana
Will Andrews
Kansas
John Andrews
North Mill Street
P F. Thornburg
Mary Hartigan
North York Street
Orin Fasig
Fay
Hot, Springs, Ark
J. F. Byram
Columbus
Ohio
Sheriff Byram
Short
Indiana State Fair attendees and visitors travel amid local ties
Sperry Claypool attended the Indiana state fair in Indianapolis last Thursday. Mrs Virgil Hurst and Ellen Dicker, daughter of near Marshall, visited with Mrs Alph Claypool on Tuesday. Silas Murphy and wife with Diana Murphy and Eva Clark of Terre Haute motored to Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sperry Claypool
Indianapolis
Virgil Hurst
Ellen Dicker
Near Marshall
Alph Claypool
Silas Murphy
Diana Murphy
Eva Clark
Terre Haute
Charleston
Cunningham
Near Kansas
Hurley Johnson
Jerry Claypool
Audrey
Mrs Davis Remembered As Local Resident Buried
Emily Davis was buried in Blue Grass Cemetery last Wednesday after a long residence here. She had moved to Oklahoma years earlier where she died leaving relatives in the area. The report notes visitors including Mrs Doris Mitchell of Kentucky and Mr and Mrs Cunningham of near Kansas who called on local families during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bra
Turner
Davis
Coe
Doris Mitchell
Kentucky
Jennie Claypool
John Stevenson
Pittsburg
Tate
Emily Davis
Blue Grass Cemetery
Oklahoma
West York notices and school updates in brief
Mrs. J N Lindley is recovering from illness. Nellie Leucht and son Charles of Hammond Ind visit Grace Peters. School begins with Paul Musgrave and Leola Hagar as teachers. Lillie French and daughters Dorothy and Alice Bradbury of Oklahoma City leave for home. Mrs Wm Holaday and Mrs Augusta Bradbury accompany them as far as Paris. Ike Seymour did business in Terre Haute. Priscilla Mount Amanda Lindley and Ollie accompany George Bishop and Verde Handy to Marshall to visit Mr and Sol Handy. Bess Holaday teaches No 1 school on Quaker Lane. Ashley Holaday and Terre Haute relatives return home. Dr Cullop and Mrs Adam Cullop visit Robinson. Webb Tuttle buys Fanny Lindley residence. Rosa Bradbury buys Fred Buckner property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Leucht
Charles
Hammond
Ind
Grace Peters
Paul Musgrave
Leola Hagar
Lillie French
Dorothy
Alice Bradbury
Oklahoma City
Okla
Wm. Holaday
Augusta Bradbury
Paris
Ike Seymour
Terre Haute
Priscilla Mount
Amanda Lindley
Ollie
George Bishop
Verde
Palestine
Marshall
Sol Handy
Bess Holaday
Quaker Lane
Ashley Holaday
Dr. Cullop
Adam Cullop
Robinson
Webb Tuttle
Fanny Lindley
Rosa Bradbury
Fred Buckner
Martinsville area social and travel notices blend
Sunday visits tout Martinsville and nearby towns with numerous residents and relatives seen at Casey Indianapolis Terre Haute Marshall Paris Greenup and Lawrenceville events. Several moved homes attended fairs and schools while roads improved by contractors Dewey Connelley.
Ohio Chapel Visit and Local Social Notes
Mrs. D. B. Conklin of Winchester Kentucky visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brown. Carson Alexander and family of Chrisman visited in the vicinity. Ida Craig spent Sunday with Marie Davison. Harry Mauk bought property in Martinsville and will move his family there soon. Nina Mae Sims visited relatives near Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Medsker of Martinsville spent Sunday with Dora Medsker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Conklin
Winchester
J. W. Brown
Carson Alexander
Chrisman
Ida Craig
Marie Davison
Harry Mauk
Martinaville
Nina Mae Sims
Marshall
Clark Medsker
Martinsville
Dora Medsker
Thanking friends for support after mother's death
The family expresses gratitude to many kind friends for loving help and sympathy after the loss of our dear mother and sister. Mrs. J. J. Turner Mrs. C. P. Turner G. S. Meloy H. V. Meloy W Murphy and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Turner
G. S. Meloy
H. V. Meloy
W. . Murphy
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Snews. Fems
Chas Rhodes
Lomis
Sedalia
David Groves
Dolson
One Great National Farm Weekly
United States
Canada
Joh R. McMahon
Europe
H. W. Findley
Clarksville
the Country Gentleman
The
Ladies’ Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Youir
Mt, Kansas City, MC
Vacates
Macomb
Illinois
Chasles
Davison
Heal Estate
Cosa Mets
Mets
Bevel
Hama
West York
J N Lindley
Cleone
N. L. Ladd
Barney Smith
Essa
Casey
L. Bishop
Coleman Jeffers
French Lick Springs
Francesco Bishop
Missouri
Byron Stoneburner Dewey
Nelson Connelley
South Main Street
Ada Guyer
M. W. Connelley
Lindsey
Alex Stillwell
Parker Attorney
Thos. Grafton
A. T. Barbee
Martin Connelley
York
Eva Manhart
Chagre
John Cox
Andy Pintston
Jane Curry
Will Dudley
Pimento
Fanny Murphy
Florence Baker
Hazel Clark
Maud .Clark
Lawrenceville
Hally Murphy
Hutsonville
Mrs.Miller
Chas Murphy
Chas Johnson
George
Lyman Pritchard
S. R. Freeman
Fred Layton
Percy Nickel
C. E. Johnson
J. L. Roberts
Will Roberts
Frances Fowler
Chas. Fowler
Fairbanks
Richard Williams
Harry Atwood
M. Barker
Helen
Ruth Kisner
Priscilla Converse
Annapolis
Farmersville
Charles Johnson
Coryell Place
Alonzo Switzer
Albert Matteson
Greenup
Carbondale, Ill
Illinois Inter. Insurers’ Corporation
Carbondale National Bank
Carbondale
Ed Kaufman
Illinois Inter Insurers’ Corporation
Thos. W. Cherry
Carbondale, Illinois
E. M. Crockett
By Thos. W. Cherry
Walter Cork, Agt
Just
North Side Square
Marshall, Illinois
Ohio Chapel
Black & Hutchinson, Grocers
Farmer’s
Oachurph—Ixbldraés
Staoininman
Grabenheimer
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