Local visits and social calls across Elnora and nearby towns
Mrs. Lena Edmondson of Elnora visited her parents the Hodges from Tuesday to Friday. Mrs. G W Tomey and mother called on Mrs Hodges Tuesday morning. G W Tomey and son Charles went to Washington Tuesday. Maud Hodges went to Elnora Friday. D W Hodges went to Odon Tuesday. Sam Wade and son Ralph called on Mrs G W Tomey Tuesday evening. Mrs Alf Myers called on Mrs G W Tomey Wednesday. Will Quackmbeash made a business trip to Einora Wednesday. Joe Quackentus and Harry Slaven made a business trip to Plainville. Cordia Metheny visited her grandma Metheny Wednesday night. Mr and Mrs E L Grove went to Martin county Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs T B Tomey. The Misses Effie Anna Josephine Blanche and Grace Myers visited the Misses Callie and Corda Metheny Sunday. Miss Emma Cox went to Washington Monday to visit a few days. Miss Myrtle Myers of Elnora visited Miss Halsie Cox Sunday.
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Lena Edmondson
Elnora
D. W. Hodges
Effie
Anna Josephine
Blanche
Grace Myers
Callie
Corda Metheny
Local residents shop and visit across towns
Mrs Anna Poindexter and daughter Flossie join Mrs W F Litherland at Odon Storeday. Rookhe Greenwood and Miss Opal Stewart shopped in Washington on Monday. Mr and Mrs P KR Norris and Mr and Mrs Stewart Hoover visited Eloora on Saturday. Ray McDaniel of Plainville passed through toward Mrs Jane Merrifield who is very ill at Mr and Mrs William Cox and daughter Dorothy and Mr and Mrs Harry Bowman were guests of their hosts for church supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Poindexter
Flossie
W. F. Litherland
Odon Storeday
Rookhe Greenwood
P. KR. Norris
Stewart Hoover
Eloora
William Cox
Dughter Dorothy
Harry Bowman
Percha A
J. A
Sunday Socials Highlight Cor Cord Residents
Baile reports Sunday gatherings with numerous families visiting homes across Cor Cord and nearby farms. Names include Arney, Mowery, Bolding, Hastings, Smith, Wikle, Long, and McClellan among others.
Local notes from Burns City show visits and births
Burns City notes report visits by Mr and Mrs R Sims from Bedford and Berry Williams with son Herschel at Odon. Births include daughters born to Mr and Mrs Amos Osborn and to Mr and Mrs H McToon. Several residents attend church events, baptisms near Salem, and missions at St Joseph church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry Williams
Son Herschel
Odon
Mrs. Amos Osborn
Rain Plea and Quiet Community Notes Near Center
The piece notes a regional drought urge with oats and grass failing and corn ground hard for planting. It catalogs Sunday church observances Mother's Day, local visits by Dr. Strange of Loogcotes and others, a mine development, a Jesuit mission at St. Joseph's, and a giant double yolk egg discovery by Mrs. Hackler.
Concord Items Note Local Visits And Meetings
Miss Lula Wade spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. Jonah Arney and children. Stephen Mallette and son Elmer went to Plainville Wednesday on business. George Harman and wife of Wast inton passed through here Wednesday in their car. Miss Sadie Mallette spent last week with Walter Ritter and family. Miss Gertrade Parker spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Clara Fiddler. Mrs. Ida Mallette and daughter Leva called on Mrs. Jane Myers and Miss Agnes Hacker Thursday. Mrs. Gertrade Garten called on Mrs. Nancy Allen Thursday afternoon. Win. Carpenter and family near Plainville spent Sunday with Sion Hackler and family. Henry Myers of Maysville was in this vicinity Thursday. Mr. Stephen Parker spent Thursday afternoon with Joseph Browning near Epsom. Mrs. Sarah Chambers spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Harriet Chestnut and daughter Susie. Mrs. Ida Franklin called on Mrs. Biss Edith Wilkey returned home from Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Mallette
Leva
Jane Myers
Agnes Hacker
Win. Carpenter
Near Plainville
Sion Hackler
Stephen Mallette
Elmer
Montgomery
Trainor Corda and Elza Grove Visit Relatives
Trainor Corda and Mrs Elza Grove traveled to visit Mrs Groves parents Mr and Mrs John Perkins near Cannerburg. Dr Robinson and family from Loogootee tea visited Henry. Alsx Clarzs went to Loogootee. Joe Graber went to Montgomery. Stella and Clara Reed visited Vernet Reed. John A Groves and family visited Epsom and Odon. Wesley Reed went to Odon. E L Groves and wife passed through enroute to Martin county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corda
Elza Grove
Timriday
Dr. Robinson
Loogoo
Henry
Sefry
John A. Groves
Iotorea
Epsom
Odon
E. L. Groves
Martin
Begging of the Blind in Jerusalem Described Vividly
A dramatic passage depicts a blind beggar scene in Jerusalem in a desolate setting. Sir Broderick Treves calls it a stark three part tragedy, highlighting a haggard youth in a damp shadow with emaciated form and outstretched arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusa- Jem
Broderick Treves
Wealth of the Borgias and the Duke of Osxuna
Disraeli letters recount the Borgias wealth passing to descendant the duke of Osxuna who became Spanish ambassador at St Petersburg in 1867. He accepted if salary would be shared with Madrid poor and was described as the wealthiest man in Europe able to travel by coach across Europe and sleep in his own castles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of
Osxuna
Disraeli
St. Petersburg
Madrid
Europe
France
Germany
Warsaw
London
Chron'cle
There Are Others. James and John Discuss Sensitive People
James and John travel by rat way carriage from Belfast to Anthony and discuss sensitivity. James admits he is very sensitive and takes things personally that were not meant for him. John recalls a man who received six months for the same matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
John
Belfast
Anthony
London
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de Laval
Keck and Gaughey
Poindexter & Laughlin
The
House of Quality
Co-operative
G. W. Tomey
Charles
Washington
Maud Hodges
Qodon Tues
Sam Wade
Ralph
Alf Myurs
G.W. Tomey
Will Quackmbeash
Einora
Joe Quackentus
Harry Slaven
Plainville
Cordia Metheny
Grandma Metheny
E. L. Grove
Martin County
T. B. Tomey
Emma Cox
Myrtle Myers
Halsie Cox
Ray McDaniel
Jane Merrifield
John Arney Jr
Corcord
Boldings
Lora Ice
Myrtle
Mack Flinn
Dan Mowery
John Sims
John Bourgeon
John Matthews
Alva Sims
John Hastings
Miss Pearl McClellan
Dorothy
Ada Bolding
Dan Saul
Clarence Wever
Liza
Thelma Skemp
Zelma Wikle
Joh Ice
Albert and
Lucille
Mary
Millie
Lula Long
William Hackler
William Allen
River Bottoms
Myrtle Mowery
Farlen
Mista Ouda
Ethel Aishe
Blanche Wright
Mabel Wikle
Kitty Smith
Mesers
Orville Wikle
James “Aishe
Raymond Loog
Raleigh Callahan
Tom “Beasley's
Burns City
Mrs. R. ©. Sims
Bedford
Homstead
James Huff
Blankenship
Hayden Osborn
Roscoe Katch
Miss Farable
Wade
Olive Satur
Cordie Maryfield
Goldie Plummer
Clarence Walls
Mrs. H. Mc.Toon
Frank Jackson
Mrs. Tilford Katch
Mrs. Betsy Storm
Mrs. Ellis
Lew Strange
Miss Mayme Wilkey
Curtis Wilkey
Wife
Mrs. J. M. Toon
Salem
Starlin Sims
Mary Sharam
Homer Sargent
Jep Sargent
Caion
Toon
Fuarlen
M. P. Kutch
John Beasley
St. Joseph Church
Charley Treebloo
Dr. Strange of
Loogcotes
van Buren
Wm. H. Norris
St. Mary’s
St. Joseph’s
Russell Wadsworth
Lorin Clark
Lawrence County
Wm. T. Alexander
L. E. Bowman
Frank Wadsworth
D. B. Wadsworth
Bead Kutch Farm
Lowell
Noel Jackson
T. N. Jackson
St. Joseph's Church
Michael McM Fitty
Chicago
McMilty
Order of the Society of Jesus
W.S. Zigler
Beatrice
Ray Zigler
Victor Zigler
Bramble
Geo. W. Hackler
Rassia
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Studebaker
New York
Minneapolis
Studebah
South Bend
Ind
Dallas
Kansas City
Denver
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Portland, Ore
Bly’s Drug Store
Concord
Lula Wade
Mrs
Jonah Arney
Chil
George Harman
Wastinton
Sadie Mallette
Walter Ritter
Gertrade Parker
Clara Fiddler
Gertrade Garten
Nancy Allen
Henry Myers
Maysville
Stephen Parker
Joseph Browning
Sarah Chambers
Harriet Chestnut
Susie
Ida Franklin
Biss
Edith’ Wilkey
Joseph
Trainor
Alsx Clarzs
Loogootee
Joe Graber
Montgomery Fri
Stella
Clara Reed
Vernet Reed
Wesley Reed
Miss Kitty
Bobby
Klosemar
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