Local residents visit and attend Democratic convention
Burle Sperry was in Crawfordsville Saturday Willis Brown drove to Indianapolis Friday with a load of rags Thomas Hayter came from Yountsville Saturday and returned Monday James Danewood and Mr Caldwell of Advance called on James Baker Friday afternoon Misa Claire Sperry Temple Rett inger and Mrs Bert Sparks were in Crawfordsville Friday Mrs George Sanford visited her son Jeff and relatives near Lebanon part of last week Quite a number attended the Democratic county convention at Crawfordsville Saturday Mr Baker moved from south Green street to a Crawford house on north Green street last week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Danewood
Mr. Caldwell
Advance
James Baker
Misa Claire Sperry
Temple Rettinger
Bert Sparks
Crawfordsville
George Sanford
Jeff
Lebanon
Mr. Baker
South Green Street
Crawford
North Green Street
Local Teachers Take Examination and Attend District Meeting
Miss Ethel Bowers and Mrs. R. F. King took the teachers examination at Crawfordsville Saturday. Rev. B. H. C. Riley will begin a series of meetings at the M. E. church Monday evening if nothing prevents. Russel Lockabill of Crawfordsville visited Saturday forenoon and returned Sunday night on the midnight train. He brought his pupils their promotion cards and called on most of them. The Rathbones from this place attended the district convention at Crawfordsville Friday and listed Mesdames James Ingle, John Spohr, Matt Rettinger, Thomas Brown, Isaac Sperry, C. O. Routh, Sophronia Rank, Misses Zella McVey and Flossie Rettinger. All report a pleasant time and news that Superintendent Walkup was initiated into the order. Wild flowers bloom and spring beauties invite outings for the young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BH. C. Riley
M. E. Church
Russel Lockabill
Crawfordsville
Rathbones
Crawfordaville
Mesdames
James Inlee
John Spohr
Matt Rettinger
Thomas Brown
Isaac Sperry
C. O. Routh
Sophronia Rank
Zella McVey
Flossie Rettinger
Walkup
the Order
Various Matter and Opinion Pieces Gathered from Exchanges
A compilation of editorials and correspondence from exchanges offers diverse viewpoints for leisure readers. It presents differing editor opinions and selected comments, reflecting editorial culture and public discourse of the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leasure
Shooting Affray Near Thorntown Ends With Wounded Man
Last Friday morning near Thorntown Joseph Reese shot San Campbell twice in the back and abdomen during a private dispute believed rooted in an old feud over local land and rumors of insult to Campbell's sisters. Campbell is seriously wounded and may die. Reese surrendered in Thorntown after the shooting. Bond set at 10,000 with several locals acting as bondsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorntown
Joseph Reese
San Campbell
Campbell
Reese
Campbell Brothers
Hal
Wm. C. Burk
Wm. F. Harris
Ezekiel Kersey
Wm. Milligan
Thos. N. Beck
Leander Beck
Alfred C. Kersey
Albert D. Shawban
Lebanon and Thorntown Race Day and Local News
May 23 in Lebanon hosts a horse show. Marriages include Lorenzo D. Herrod and Edna Sunderland. Thorntown sees theft of chicken broods. Midland agent Mr Six settles with line and resigns. Temperance groups seek to again move against saloons in Thorn town after last year’s failed remonstrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Lorenzo D. Herrod
Edna Sunderland
Thorntown
Mr. Six
Midland Railroad
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J.H. Gamplin & Son
Clothiers
Lebanon, Ind
Jamestown Roller Mills
Justus Nerbaugh
the Mirail
Jamestown
Ind
T. A. Bonnell
B. T. Magers
Burle Sperry
James Cline
Tipton
Willis Brown
Indianapolis
L. E. Murray
The
Christian Church
John Coddington
Pearl
Thomas Hayter
Yountsville
Ethel Bowers
R. F. King
John Newton
Brownsburg
Sani
James Bush
T. H. Booe
Ring of
Edward Bok
May Ladies’ Home Journal
Court of Justice
Sam Jones
America
Waltham
Presa
Kennett & Kendall's
Nennett & Newdall
Castle Hall
D. G. Smith
Jamestown, MD
J. EX. Steele
Jamestown, Ind
Burkett
Jim Knox
Boone County
Neal & Co
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway
Jamestown and
New Ross
J.C. McCouxett
Agt
Zia McCvey
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