Jamestown News Roundup Includes Deaths Rides and Grand Lodge
Local notes report Wm Mitchell building a barn for Wm Dickson Shell Trotter losing a horse after foundering J T Ashley visiting from Lebanon and D C Smith servicing a new funeral car. Mrs J B Harting sells Langshan roosters, and Mrs H A Campbell visits her son P M Lewis. Rainfall praised, Sympany Quartet at Christian church, and Red Men lodge trip to Indianapolis. Obituary for Mrs Lennie Adair at 79, burial at Lowery cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Smith
J. B. Harting
Jamestown
H. A. Campbell
Boswell
P. M. Lewis
Methodist Church
Mra
Lennie Adair
John
Lowery
Fire risk warns as leaves burn in dry wind
Town residents are urged to avoid burning leaves and trash during dry, windy conditions after a near miss when a pole was torn from an electric car by the current. Fire officials warn a small flame can quickly spread to buildings, endangering the town.
Local Notes on Residents and Movements
Albert Montgomery learns guitar Uncle John Stipe is critically ill with kidney trouble John Stone plans home move and upcoming relocation of goods Harry Alkire returns to Indianapolis after a week with kin James H Miles prepares to move to property in New Ross Henry Bursett and family visit brother near Brownsburg last Friday and Saturday Youths attend Baptist church meeting at Advance Sol Wetherford and wife of Jeffer-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Montgomery
John Stipe
John Stone
Harry Alkire
Indianapolis
James H. Miles
New Ross
Henry Bursett
Brownsburg
Baptist Church
Sol Wetherford
Jeffer
Local Notes From Leba and Nearby Towns
Mrs Wm Connor visited in Leba non Saturday and Sunday. Lloyd Nelson of Lebanon was in the vicinity last Thursday. Bob Harris from near New Ross is working for Marion Porter. Lee West took a wagon load of apples to Crawfordsville Thursday. Marion Porter says he has at least four hundred bushels of apples this fall. Little Charley Jones had a finger nearly torn off last Friday when a horse ate from his band.
Prize for News Letters Encourages More Local Reports
Weekly contest offers twenty five cents to the correspondent sending the largest number of acceptable items. Prize aims to gather real news from every school-house locality within eight miles, with stationery and postage provided. Rules require weekly letters, second-letter eligibility, and counting duplicate items as one report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ross
Jamestown
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Ed Richmond
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Chicago & Northwestern
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Mr. Lewis
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