Local items and notices from Monrovia and nearby towns
A batch of community notices covers illnesses including Mrs Atlas Bray and Mrs David Marley, travel of Kr H Lewis to Indianapolis, visits by Miss Nelle Hadley and Miss Ruth Gentry, and local movements and jobs. Events include a Commercial Club meeting on April 10, a band concert with good attendance, and a surprise birthday for Charlie Harper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Hadley
Joppa
Ruth Rawnsley
Cora Harper
Amo
Charlie Harper
Madison Township News Mixed With Farm Talk
Town notes from Madison Township report additions and fencing at John Stokesberry and A B Carter farms, visits to Indianapolis, political conventions, and crop remarks. County voters discuss ward and township options, temperance and brewing debates, and oats sown in February amid weather impacts on wheat.
Bethel Items Show Local World Events
Bethel notes report a school closure Friday, visitors from Plainfield and Danville, and relatives visiting from Illinois. Allen Reynolds is ill with typhoid symptoms while Zelpha Wagerman's sons recover. The Sunday school plans a program. visits include C G McKahan from Cenerton and Mrs. Reed of Lebanon staying with the Wing family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Reynolds
W C T U Preaches Prohibition Amid Election Storm
The WCTU notes discuss clergy urging political statements on saloon questions as Indiana and Illinois towns vote this week. Booker T. Washington backs prohibition arguing it lowers crime and aids all people. B&O officials require total abstinence for workers. A meeting at Mrs. Richie's ends with details for next gathering at Mrs. Link's on East Washington Street.
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South
Booker T. Washington
Indianapolis
Indiana
Hanley
Bachus
Fannie Richie
Link
East Washington Street
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Monrovia
Atlas Bray
David Marley
Kr. H. Lewis
Will Thomas
Mia
Minna Hobson
Isa
Britton’s
Roy Kirk
Michel Smith
Brooklyn
Ruth Gentry
Charlie Gregory
Ernest Ixenworthy
Mary Schraper
Commercial Club
J.B. Thompson
Union Mills
Walter Henley
Colorado
Harold Hampton
Mary Yeager
Martinsville
C. R. Wilson
Anna Rushton
M. E
Rev. L. &. Markin
Bess Brown
Coatesville
Telephone Exchange
Annah Dillon
Jessie Craven
Ethel Millikan
Arda Heiney
Mary Wike
Vina Bailey
Terre Ante
Ed Tansey
Vetterinary College
Dora Mencely
Frank York
Anna Henson
Ilelen
Marie Olson
Messrs
Orlie Stewart
Cartersburg
Abner B. Hubbard
Fillmore
Jane Carter
Gilbert McCracken
Ralph McCracken
Anderson
Mary Rooker
Parker City
Just
Mooresville
G. E. Farmer
J. H. Bayliss
Gore
J. W. York
Fire Insurance
Undertaker
Frank E. Carlisle
EK Pro
O. E. Rooker
Mooresville, Indiana
Ofice
A. J. Hylton
East Main Street
J. F. Brackney
Mi. D
Mooresville, Mpdlana
Orrich
Calvert
Seventh Street
Washington
DBD. Co
Jeff. T. Park, V. M.D
Indiana Veterinary College
M.C. Park
6. W. Park
Broadway
New York
Washington, D.C
Goughs
J.L. Matthews
J.J. Reeve
W.F. Hapity
E. P F. Hapury
Terre Haute
Indianapolis and
Eastern Traction CO
Indianapolis and Martinsville
Acnry Sporaberg
Meat Market
Indiana St
North Reet
Frank Gray
A. dl. Richardson, Undertaker
G. L. Hallam
The
Times Office
Madison Fownship
John Stokesberry
A.B. Carter
H. C. Carter
Slella
Central
Artie Carter
J. A. Carter
N. GC. Carter
Paul
Soles Hadley
A. B. Carter
Sherman Frances
Williains
John
Illinois
Billie Rains
Bryan
Chicago
Kentucky
Joes
Temperance
W. B. Mendenhall
Lolas Hadley
Cyrus Mc
Kenzie
Will Reese
Angel Williams
Cuba
Owen County
C. A. Swearenvin
Mattie Kitchen
Hol. Park
George Smith
Reuben Ely
Charles Zook
Willard Plummer
Billie Brown
Billie
France
Monib
Isolin
Courtisanne
Aiglon
Brilliant
Watson & Shufflebarger
Dictator
Impetuous
Phallas
Wilkes
Electioneer
Maud
Edith V
Patriot Cecil
Idol
Gambette
Volunteer
Hambletonian
Hick Jackon
Rely
Cecilian Prince
Membrino L
Morgan County
J. EH
Rosie
the Times
Walton Ieys
Danville
Luna Hadley
Plainfield
Haster
Edward Dewees
C. L. Reed
Lebanon
BE. Wing
Zelpha Wagerman
Willie
Lincoln
HW. McKahan
Cenerton
Afrs
A. O. Gritfith
W.C.T. U
Sarah Sk. Marine
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