Local notes on visits and comings and goings
Schools commenced again Monday morning. Clay Trusty was out from Indianapolis last week. Bob Robbins has sold his property in Ladoga to Harry Eldrickson. Frank Woodard and father from Crawfordsville visited here last week. Henry Stonebraker went to Woodersburg Sunday for a few days visit. Protracted services commence at the Methodist church Sunday night. Oscar Brown has taken a position with Sam Jones at Pittsboro on the Sun. Tom Williamson was afflicted again this week with a carbuncle on his neck. Elder M. H. Jacks of Bruceville and Mrs. Mary Trusty visited their parents here last week. Dr. I. D. Starry went down to New Albany and spent over a week with his parents. W. M. Bales, wife and son Bert were over from Indianapolis and visited over Sunday with relatives. Misses Scott and Kate Oscar attended the Carr-Ewing wedding at Crawfordsville and returned home Monday.
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Clay
Tom Williamson
M. H. Jacks
Bruceville
Mary Trusty
I. D. Starry
New Albany
W. 2
Bales
Bert
Indianapolis
Misses Scott
Kate Orcar
Carr-Ewing
Crawfordsville
Lome
Elmer Southard
Chicago
L. C. Weaver
Pittsboro Sun
Pierson & Roberts
Fiersol & Ioberts
J.B. Mogers and Son
MBS
Charles Camplin
Stufred
Charles
Ers
W.J. Donovan
Ales
E. BP. Finch
Rhoda Poland
J.B. Magers & Son
Thorntown
George W. Snyder
Jamestown
Snyder
Virginia
Lsit
James Own
Tribune
Rankin Press
Indiana
Covineton
Pire
Crayfordaville Record
Isaminer
Frailip Maele
Review
Golue
Rockville
Ffrankfort
Craffordsville
T. H. B. McClain
J. H. Vendvicks
Wedersburg
Ani
Crutofortville
Ol Fisenis
Lis
Quinius
Crawfordaville
Leo
Apis
Tas
Jamestown Notes and Obituary Sketches from Crawfordsville
Local items mention Elmer Southard visiting family, business changes at Pierson Roberts and J.B. Mogers & Son, and a musical at the Christian church. It notes Elier W. Lt. Ashley residence fire, Riley Donavan family travel, and attorneys Crear and Crosby renting offices. The piece honors veteran journalist George W. Snyder, “Daddy,” detailing his long career across Covington Crawfordsville Jamestown and other Indiana towns and his outspoken, spicy editorials.
Local notices of land, embalming certificate, and a drunken spree
Reese claims eighty acres of land in the area as Perry B. Smith earns a shipping contagious bodies certificate after passing the embalming exam. Ed Miles drank whiskey Sunday and caused extensive property damage across Main street, then apologized and repaired the glass fronts. He was taken home with cuts to his hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese
Perry B. Smith
Perry
Ed Miles
Main Street
John Huber
John Shelley
Stout Bros
Frank Hiller
Huber
Huber’s
Farmer James Gray Reaps 880 Bu Per Acre Record
James Gray of four miles west of Advance harvested 34 acres of corn yielding 880 bushels, an able average of 880 bushels per acre, surpassing W. Dolson's previous county record as reported by the Lebanon Pioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gray
W. Il. Dolson
Lebanon
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Steele
J. H. Steele
Jamestown, Ind
Phoenix Block
Ladoga
J. D. Starr
Ind
A. T. Gardner
Gardner & Son
West Main Street
IBC
Elmer Smith
James
RAAT
Uoecals
Ilenry Stonebraker
Woedersburg
Methodist Darch
Oscar Brown
Sam Jones
Pittsboro
Christian Church
William Crear
Bates Hotel
Lebanon Pioneer
Elier W. Lt. Ashley
T. Reese
Selai
Chaney Caldwell
Voris Davis
Texas
Mr. Leese
Montgomery County
Lonsdale
Masonville
Yountsville
Via
Priestley
Slu
Louis Bisghof
YM. Cla
Crawfordsville, Ind
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