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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1912
Page
5
Our line of ladies and misses spring coats shown. Rugs carpets mattings and linoleums are on display with low prices. Call and view selections to pick what you need this season.
EPSOM ITEMS note Palmer Cox went to Elnora Saturday. Ed Wilson and family moved to Sunnyside. Miss Bertha Williams and Agnes Itson spent Sunday with Halsie and Fionna Cox. Miller, high school assistant principal, resigns for health reasons and leaves for Rockport. Agnes and Iona Wilson visited Bertha Williams and Edna Williams Saturday. Edward Debolt departed Sunday for Valparaiso to enter college. A Mock moves into A J Stamford property. W W Carter of Bloomfield visits. Bertha Williams hosts farewell party for Agnes and Jona Wilson Tuesday.
Last week we invited trouble cases in our glasses program to return for free adjustments. A message goes to the many daily relief recipients that the method works and to share experiences. A community notice invites neighbors to attend demonstrations of buggies on Saturday March 16 at Reynolds-Brooks Howe.
The ad promotes spring fence needs with Kokomo Field Fence Co offering stay wires of double gas and high carbon line wires. It claims sturdy construction to resist pulling and weather all year and asserts reliable, tight fence performance.
Asa Haig owner of Crystal Theatre leases upper store room from Pershing and Matthews and buys scenery from W. J. Danner. Opera house space is well arranged and carpenters set a Spring street entrance. opening expected soon for Odon and vicinity.
Miss Tennie Bolding spent the latter part of last week with her sister Mrs. John Arney of Concord. Everett Sears and family were guests of Allen Marshall and family near Odon Sunday. Several from here attend the protracted meeting at Bellview.
Chas Taylor and family visited his mother Mrs Sarah Taylor on Sunday. Mrs Jess Atchley is on the sick list. Walter Herron and family visited Wiinnaman s Sunday. Perry Howard and Grover Phillips visited H M Connell s family Sunday. Daisy Baile and Beatrice Herron visited neighbors Monday and Saturday afternoons. Col and Mrs Wm H Kinnamar visited Cisco and family Tuesday.
Special notice promotes a free demonstration at Reynolds-Brooks Hardware Co showing the Queen seed mill that separates and cleans wheat clover and other seeds. Farmers are urged to attend to see how the device improves grain quality and productivity.
Mollie Sargent invites customers to call and inspect her new spring and summer millinery line in Odor Indiana. The notice advertises a showroom opportunity and encourages patron inspection of hats and accessories.
The Chicago Terre Haute eastern Ry Co timetable for December 1911 lists south bound trains from Terre Haute to Beehunter Elnora Odon Bedford Seymour and Tiacm with multiple departure times including 6:00 a.m. 12:20 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. along the Southeast Missouri line.
Nicholas of Sargent passed through Saturday. Geo Holt and son Luther traveled Saturday evening. Jno Allen of Eaglesville moved a load of household goods toward Salim Monday. Hayes Utterback and Wim Holwell of near Scotland rode through enroute to Odeon Saturday. Walter Harmer of Washington visited Sunday. A son was born Monday to Mr and Mrs Henry Wallick. Wm Fortner F F Bechtel Jno Priest and Jno Sargent of Mt Zion passed Monday.
We have taken employment with W T Alexander and now oversee his sale barn and warehouse near the Odon Milling Co. We will weigh stock attend to livery and hitch ins and offer a fine line of implements buggies wagons poultry and field fence hardware. Courtesy and satisfaction are our motto. Jesse McClellan.
March event invites customers to visit Reynolds-Brooks Howe Co in Loogootee for a special sale on stock foods. The ad promises big lines and low prices to attract shoppers.
We express sincere thanks to the Masonic fraternity and to Rey Buchanan for consoling discourse. Gratitude to the singers of Bethany church the undertaker Felix Satinfield and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of John Ferguson dear husband father and grandfather.
Heavy snows and rains push the White river beyond banks through Daviess county with the east fork higher than the west. Water covers hundreds of acres, crosses roads to Maysville and Petersburg, and washes over the Washington Vincennes wagon road. If warm rain or rapid thaw continues, a disastrous overflow is feared.
In a West End tale Jasper Strait loses a fine calf after rats attack one night last week. The rodents fed on flesh through quilts and then targeted a cow, despite a family effort to defend the stock. The Jasonville Leader notes the claim as a Strait rat story.
The 1911 Indiana data show divorces up 3.2 percent while marriages drop 2.3 percent. State figures report 29 962 licenses issued, down from the prior year, with 4 781 divorces granted. Daviess County recorded 34 divorces and 154 marriage licenses in 1911.
Mrs. Monroe Kennett of near Linton Indiana delivered five babies three girls and two boys last Saturday morning making eight children for the couple in just over two years. The Bennett family also had triplets two years earlier and the community gathered at their home to view the newborn quintets.
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