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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1915
Page
6
In a clandestine romance, Robert bankers a 4000 pound debt with Lemoine peering to a duel bound Count Lurovich and the jealous Countess Lurovich. Cecil learns of the affair and the plot escalates as the Countess vows disgrace and death.
Farlen Mason Crooke passed through in an auto Monday evening. John Ledgerwood went to Washington Saturday. Chas Legerwood traveled to Einera Saturday morning. Jord Fields of Bunkum visited here Monday. Earl Seneff of Odon passed through Tuesday. Roy Hinkle of Shiloh appeared Thursday. James York visited Burns City Monday to post sale bills.
Mr Barkis came from Illinois to attend to business. Will Danner visited from Deans. Elijah James oversees spring farm work after time in Clinton. Aden Westfall brought a new Ford for Lowry Sargent. Mrs Belle Toon visits relatives from CalE. Morton Keller auctioned for Lon Marley near CalE. C C Holt plans a sale before Iowa trip. Easter program prepared by M E Sunday school pupils. Epworth League program last Sunday night well received. Everyone invited to attend. Clyde Carter Amos Osborn and Tilford Kutch went to Washington on business. Dr Hays bought a new Ford. Edna Gore visited Terre Haute to see her brother Fay. Mr and Mrs Cal Garrett with J M Toon Sunday. Dan McCarter visited Washington earlier in the week. Jap Sargent and Mrs Ingram Williams on sick lists. Jasper Sargent to take over Chris Holt’s farm. Holt and daughter move to Iowa. Holt’s property in town taken by Sargent. D A Storm went to Corning to run two sales. Mrs Carter returned from Champaign Illinois after two weeks. Samuel Candiff and wife have moved into the McNabb property east of town. James Dalton and wife were called to Bloomington for their daughter Helen’s illness. Morton Keller at Loogootee on business. Srl Bechtel and Grant Sipes used the road drag on south Spring street. Rev Barker family at Eaglesville helping in meetings. Ed Cox in Garret’s nursery business.
SHILOH W F Sanders and family spent Sunday with his parents in Martin county. Many residents and guests visited kin and neighbors across Burns City Union and surrounding areas with trips to Illinois Washington Friendship and Scotland for work and family concerns. The widow Burres moved into the Grow property south of here as local activity continues.
Ed Gough and wife visited Loo Tuesday. John A Groves and family visited Frank Campbell Wednesday. Bramble residents T B and Susana Tomey and Thomas Milton traveled to Epsom early week. Grover Wade visited Odon Monday. Groves family went to Epsom Monday. W Trueblood and wife visited Mrs Truebloods mother Mrs Wmn Riggins. Bert Sturgell from Plainville appeared Sunday. Oscar and Herschel Harper made a business trip to Loogootee Saturday. Pearl Hinkle spent Sunday with Mattie Faith. Mrs Dora Wade returned home. James Herman Frank Brewers and Katie Turk went to Epsom Monday. George M Tomey of Edwardsport visited Groves Sunday. Grover Wade’s residence on G W Norris farm known as old Turner burned Sunday. Wade had 100 insurance. Norris 600. Arnold Amons of Champaign Illinois visiting sister Mrs Joe Graber. John Hart moving to S McKnight place. Mrs Joe Graber on sick list. Dr McKittrick of Plainville in locality Wednesday. Ed Gough went to Washington Thursday. James Dougherty of Plainville was here Friday. Lewis Graber and Homer Clark to Plainville Sunday evening. Mrs George and Mrs Andrew Miles to Cannerburg Friday. Willie Turk ill with rheumatism and cold. Joe Graber went to Washington Saturday.
Lord Cecil and his loyal servant Robert meet Rose Middlehurst and the Countess Lurevich in a social whirl at a London club and in a gambling room where Robert sinks into debt after a late roulette session sparked by the famed Countess.
A photographers magazine reports one hundred twenty picture brides arrived in San Francisco from Japan. The women have exchanged photos with prospective husbands, signed contracts, and are legally married by Japanese custom, needing only a short ceremony to conform with California law.
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