For Sale 300 Bushels White Seed Oats
Advertisement listing 300 bushels of nice Whits seed oats for sale priced at 22.25 and noting a discount on advertisements Entertainments Suppers etc by aureches or lodges. Dean M Inman editor.
22 Feb 1907
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1907
Page
2
Advertisement listing 300 bushels of nice Whits seed oats for sale priced at 22.25 and noting a discount on advertisements Entertainments Suppers etc by aureches or lodges. Dean M Inman editor.
Residents list guests from Terre Haute Jasonville and Indianapolis with visits by Jacob Seifert Wm Cox H E Cushman Flora Staples Abe Allen and Bruce Ketchem. A death of Hervey Ketchem, a fight over horseshoes causes minor injuries, school term reductions cited, and local projects include concrete walks and a buggy factory land option.
Local notes show multiple visits and outings across Elnora and nearby towns. Residents mention Mrs Edith Keck from Burns City, Over now Malone of Chicago visiting family, and numerous trips to Casey Terre Haute Indianapolis Linton Washington Hymera Epsom Cory Pine Bluff and Garten hall. The Girls Basketball team to face Washington and the Christian church Ladies Aid marks its twentieth anniversary with a pink and white decorated gathering and a social afternoon.
Local chatter claims the recently killed blind tigers were brownish in color. Mrs Lola Karr and two children of Loogootee visited Mrs Karr's parents from Thursday to Saturday. J B Spaulding and wife near Loogootee traveled there on Méndax. Jobo L Pate, Van Buren teacher, did business at Loogootee Saturday.
A crowd enjoyed string music at George Myers home with performers from Fairview. Lola Myers is reported improving. John Rodgers of Washington visited Mrs. Nancy Myers Sunday. Freidly Poindexter and Joe Browning made local business trips. Elbert Ellis of Elnora and Chas Osman from the county farm were in town. Residents attended the John G. Toom sale near Burns City. Lias McGuire and Winfield Zigler were noted locals. Zigler earned 325 dollars for two years old miles. Plainville and Monroe City residents were seen about. Mattie Fidder appears on the sign list. Elizabeth Sims moved east. George Groe returned from Terre Haute. Blanche Groe visited Mrs. Bechtel near Shiloh. Grace Scott and daughter Margie were mentioned.
Charley Christy of Plainville passed through Sunday. Numerous local visits occur as residents travel between Plainville Epsom and Elnora. A revival at the MBE church led by Rev. Denbo draws large crowds and reports many conversions.
The funeral services for the four months old child of Wikanehuutchiss occurred at the family home one mile south of town on Tuesday conducted by Rev. C. H. Buchanan. Burial followed at Walnut Hill cemetery.
Residents and guests from Washington Linton Van Buren Odon Pond Creek and Van Buren weighed in with visits relocations and moving notes this week. Charles Hart Daniel Kelsey and Eliza Summerville led a string of travelers while Albert Hubbard and others moved residences around Odon and nearby farms.
Mr and Mrs Virgil Wickle spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs George Allen Mrs Herbert Ketcham visited Mrs Arch McMullen Mesdames Anderson Kinneman and John Skomp visited Mrs Ed Cunning ham Monday afternoon Mrs Sam Skomp spent Monday with Mrs Sarah Shirpless Grace Shake spent Sunday afternoon with Laura McMullen Oval the little son of Chas Hunter has pneumonia fever Oliver Hackler and family of Hinora spent Sunday with his brother Wm Flackler James McClellan who has been visiting relatives here returned to his home in Oolitic Monday Lola Sears went to Octon Wednesday Rev J M Inman and John Eads of Bellview passed through here Monday Miss Laura McMullen called on Miss Alice Cunningham Monday evening Miss Anna Bratton of Shiloh attended services here Sunday night Everett Sears made his regular trip to Elnora Sunday.
High school notes mention Ollie Deal absent this week and Miss Ethel Deckard of Bedford visiting last Friday. The Freshmen study Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice while Abe Martin Literary Society plans a special program this afternoon. Washington’s 175th birthday is noted as a legal holiday.
Preaching morning and evening by pastor H A Turney. Morning subject Our Manner of Life at 10:30. Evening The Temptation of Jesus seventh in Life of the Savior. Sunday School 9:30. Junior C 2 p m. Y P 5 Cc. E 7 p m. Thursday services. You are welcomed to all.
Robbers blew open the Sandborn post office safe with nitroglycerin on Monday night. Fragments of the safe flew through walls and into the street. Amount stolen unknown. Bloodhounds have been set on the trail.
Mrs C E Asbury of Vincennes will speak in support of the W F M S at the M B E Church Tuesday evening February 26 at 7 30. Everyone invited. Mrs B D Jmiley
A compact ad item notes a sale of old newspapers offered at five cents per bundle. The entry promotes bulk lots and invites buyers to inquire for details and pickup options.
Miss Tressa Del Banner and Mr Eugene Resler were married Sunday evening at six at the bride’s father’s home north of town. Rev W G Snyder officiated in a small gathering. The bride wore white silk and roses, the groom in black. They will reside with the groom’s parents initially.
Weeping and suffering as parched throats fill Olor streets after the drastic prohibition law takes effect. Four hidden blind tigers had operated here, now likely closed. Elnora also goes dry. Wholesale house reports brief business Thursday but no liquor sales. Only Washington Barr and Steele townships retain gallons. Demorrot note.
The Pythian Sisters observed Orphans Home Day Tuesday night with several knights in attendance and a rendered program. After a social hour a lunch was served. The group, formerly Rathbone Sisters, is a growing, wide awake organization.
Southern Sugarland reports James Loudermilk and wife visiting relatives while Dr. Ridgeway of Washington stopped in Tuesday. Mrs Frank Robison visits her parents as T T Jones remains on the sick list. Myrtle Elder of Vincennes and Ella Grubb share a week visit. Frank Keith and family from Plainville travel here for weekend. W W A McCall and kin visit Sunday. Miles O Nealli of Washington and John Keith with family visit relatives Sunday. James Sparks of Cornettaville on business Monday. Albert Buzan visits relatives.
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