Local notes on residents traveling and events in town
Alice Peterson returned home from Darlington Monday. Thomas Hayter was in Indianapolis the first part of the week. The M. E. church held a supper and short entertainment last night. Guy Morrison, staying at Ladoga, is back this week. Hedge moved from here Tuesday toward James Town. The Odds' knows go to Max tonight to institute a new lodge. Ben Babb left for Wahash Wednesday for about six weeks. If he don't get drowned somewhere between Marysville and Waltonsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Peterson
Darlington
Thomas Hayter
Indianapolis
M. E. Church
Ben Babb
Marysville
Waltonsborough
Ill
Aunt Hannah Lewis Celebrates 83rd Birthday
Friday marked Aunt Hannah Lewis's eighty third birthday as about forty friends arrived with well filled baskets. All enjoyed the occasion and departed wishing her many more happy returns.
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Aunt Hannah Lewis
Fire destroys Corbin and Henry saw mill at Crawfordsville
Early Tuesday morning a large saw mill operated by Corbin and Henry in Crawfordsville was gutted by fire. The loss is estimated at about 4000 dollars with no insurance. Local friends of the owners express sympathy for their misfortune.
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Corbin & Henry
Crawfordsville
Mesaya
Local notes from New Ross area include moves and visits
Milo Dowden repairs his house. Reed travels to New Ross. Floyd Holman reports improvement. John Trotter visited from Danville. Dr. Stevenson from Indianapolis visited Saturday. Henry Leak the marshal has moved to town. Mrs. Higgins from Illinois visits. Lars Ellis to return April first. Mrs. W. W. Dowden at Indianapolis. Oyster supper well attended despite weather. Daugherty preached to large audience Sunday night. C. C. Kennedy to move to old home place soon. Miss May Thompson back from North Salem. Miss Georgia Richmond visited Geo. Blake’s sister last week. Many attended the Shockley school spelling Friday. Orange blossoms near John and Lilley’s houses. Mr. Gillaspie may move from New Winchester this spring. Maggie and Mrs. Mert Fowler from Pittsboro visited. Sick list includes Mrs. Net Richmond, Dr. Johnson, Albert Dowden improved, Mrs. Elbert Shockley better, Mrs. Simmons poorly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daugherty
C. C. Kennedy
Georgia Richmond
Geo. Blake
Shockley
John
Lilley
Gillaspie
New Winchester
Maggie
Mert Fowler
Pittsboro
Net Richmond
Dr. Johnson
Albert Dowden
Elbert Shockley
Simmons
Local Notes On Illness Visits and Town Happenings
Elder W H Darnell is seriously ill as John and America Stipe report. Charlie Clark of Colfax spent last Saturday at home. Clarence Smiley hired W T Clark for summer work. Rev Knotts closed meetings with eight additions. Albert Dickson and wife of Barnard visited Oliver’s. Albert Montgomery and Wm Alkire bought horses from James Baker. J W Stone, R C Higgins and A G McLaughlin were in Crawfordsville. Dr Shields worked here late last week and could not fill all orders. Milt Darnell and Wallace Darnell from Oklahoma and Waynetown visit their father. Mrs Cook visits her father J W McLaughlin before moving to Washington DC. Aubrey Whorley returned from Virginia. Mr Jones accompanied him and plans Indiana residence. Mrs N M Martin, visiting Charlie Martin and wife, returned home due to mother’s illness. Some bars spend Monday repairing broken buggies from Sunday. William Alkire Arthur Swisher and Arthur Bursatt are latest victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Smiley
W. T. Clark
Knotts
Albert Dickson
Barnard
Oliver
Albert Montgomery
Wm. Alkire
James Baker
J. W. Stone
R. C. Higgins
A. G. McLaughlin
Crawfordsville
Dr. Shields
Milt Darnell
Oklahoma
Wallace Darnell
Waynetown
Mrs. Cook
J. W. McLuaughlin
Washington, D.C
Win
Alkire
Arthur Swisher
Arthur Bursatt
Local notices from the community page and church events
A collection of fragmentary notes: illness of scribe Uncle John Kincaid and many locals visiting relatives near Lebanon and Frankfurt. Baptism at the Desciple church last Monday. Miss Bertie Jones of Lebanon visited relatives. Various movements, dinners, and small town happenings around Jamestown and Indianapolis trips noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kincaid
Omer McClaine
Frankfurt
Christian Church
Bertie Jones
Lebanon
Yaeer
Indianapolis
Jamestown
Will Johnson
French novelty taffeta in plaids and Dresden figures
Advertisement notes high class French novelty taffeta in plaids and checks with blended shadings and Dresden figures on plain grounds. Catalog lists goods worth 81, 81.25 and 50 per yard with choice at 75 cents.
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Dresden
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