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Newspaper
New Ross Mail
Location
New Ross, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1899
Page
4
Report notes Uncle John Hall remains in poor health with no time lost in pushing a local horse show, indicating continued illness while event activities proceed.
Town trustees meet in regular session approving a few bills. Movements include John A. Corbin buying timber in Jamestown from Crawfordsville and J M Emmert delivering egg cases from Thorn Town. Several residents visit relatives in Lebanon and Indianapolis, with local business changes and notices of public interest in the Jamestown press.
The Our home B. and L. directors met Monday night to review loan applications, signaling Jamestown residents want an accessible, long term loan facility. A New York Store horse show meeting Wednesday appointed an executive committee to organize events, aiming for a bigger, better show and urging citizen participation to ensure success.
Local residents report Easter observances with attendees from Pittsboro New Winchester Danville and Brownsburg. Commencement exercises drew a large crowd despite bad weather with speakers Otis Kennedy Charlie Bryant Georgia Richmond Nathan Scamahorn Lizzie Leach and John Lane praised by friends.
Boone County includes marriages of Charles DeRolph and Bertha L Oliver. Lebanon gains probable eligibility for free postal delivery. Court notes list multiple cases with dismissals, guardianships, sales, and administrative appointments including Beamer named to hear cases and Wills appointed administrator in several estates. Real estate transfers record multiple property conveyances and values.
Henry Beek grows weaker while Elder Darnell remains frail. Willis Cockerell works for Frank Beek and Lew Grades teaming with Grant Davis this summer. Henry Brown traded in Craw fordville on Monday. James Inlee and Al Young sold their dogs Wednesday. Mrs Foho Reed to reside with Mrs OL Bowman. Arthur Bursett and O Higgins visited Brunswick Wednesday. Roselle Smith plans to move and raise structures. Elder Smith missed his Pisyal appointment. M S Love searched for a farm near Whitesville Tuesday.
C H Bruce and wife of Crawfordsville visited C F Martins Sunday A Young and Jim McIntyre's children and Maggie Walkup have the measles James Meek of the Ramsey Hotel Crawfordsville was among friends Tuesday O C Bowman sustains a boil on his hand hindering work Higgins suffers heart trouble but may recover The supervisor laid twenty five loads of gravel toward New Ross and scraper work continues Our telephone service lags but crews are fixing the line and we hope to talk soon.
Montgomery County notes report an upcoming Elk lodge organization in Crawfordsville. Marriages listed include Orren C Thompson and Eugenia Hall, John McCarthy and Kila A Carroll, John H Dickerson and Josephine Higgins, and Alma Del Hill and Almira T Marshall.
Will H Bryant is appointed administrator of the estate of Jas R Bryant. Wm Dewey is appointed administrator of the will of John Dewey.
Suits filed include Mary Bunten against John A Bunten and Elmer Bunten. The Danville papers from Hendricks County note marriages of Edward Turner to Minnie T. Stark and Frank Reed to Lizzie Williams.
An ad invites readers to obtain a sterling silver bracelet a good watch or a solid gold ring with a genuine diamond setting by sending their name and address with three 2c stamps to the American Seed Co. 335 Broadway New York. Receivers get seeds a $1.00 capon package and full particulars.
Ladoga announces construction of multiple brick business rooms during the year. The project focuses on expanding commercial spaces and improving local business infrastructure.
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