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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1907
Page
4
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Wm Sprague moved to a Madison township farm after selling his local property to M Smiley and W Bruner. Lew Critchlow visited relatives east of here before heading to North Dakota. Dan Hatfield sold his effects and moved to Terre Haute. John OMaley and family from near St Joseph church visited his mother Mrs Lugan OMaley southeast of here. Gladys Pate from near Bramble visited cousins Alice and Agnes Pate here. Mrs B Bld and children returned from Washington county after a brief visit. Grandma Kelsey is ill at son Wm F Kelsey’s west of here. T J Kidwell moved the King farm in east Van Buren. James Holland died after two years illness at his home southeast of here. Rev J F Stanton conducted the funeral at St Joseph church with burial nearby. Mrs Louis Burris came from Washington to visit brother Starlin Woodruff and family. Chas Smiley flew to Washington for his mother’s illness, Mrs Thos J Smiley. C H Gable, Chicago New York Electric Airline Railway, was in the area from Indianapolis last Thursday. Thos Wirts was here Thursday. Bert Keck and Miss Mable Clyde Myers married March 6 at the Myers home with Rev C H Buchanan officiating. they will live at Bramble. Baths at McNeely’s path house.
A tribute in memory of Walter O Dell describing a bright Sabbath morning that turned tragic by a fatal ride. The piece portrays him as a vigorous, polite boy known at school and church, whose sudden loss brings sadness to grateful parents and the community.
Indianapolis March 11 The Sixty Fifth Indiana General Assembly adjourned sine die and acts soon to be promulgated, with Secretary Sims and Frank I Grubbs promoting rapid printing. Republicans claim near fulfillment of campaign promises while Democrats faced criticism for opposing reforms and backing liquor interests. Major measures include public depositories, private banking oversight, anti trust and tax reforms, and a relief package for rail shippers.
Notice to all business parties in Van Buren township that Hiram Sims trustee will be in his office at the post office in Eaglesville on Saturdays each week. Readers are advised to attend at that time for matters related to township business.
The administrator of John Feller's estate will sell at public auction on March 23 1901 at the Feller farm 1% miles southeast of Odon Indiana. Items include 3 horses 3 milk cows 3 yearlings 5 hogs 200 bushels corn 200 bushels oats 3 tons hay wagon buggy farming implements and household goods. Sale starts 10:00 am with cash for amounts under 5 and credit for 5 or more months requiring a note at 6 percent interest. ALBERT FALLER Adm H L Laughlin Atty.
Advertiser seeks 100 head of shoats weighing 50 to 75 pounds delivered at Odon. They will pay two cents above market price. Respond with offerings and contact.
Lower one way second class colonist fare from Odon to California North Pacific Coast Montana Idaho and the Intermediate Territory applies from March 1 to April 30 and September 1 to October 31 11607.
The trustee announces weekly Friday availability for Madison township business, stating they will be at their office or about town to handle township matters. This notice invites residents and others with township concerns to seek assistance or raise issues during these hours.
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