Cooperative Telephone Office Inter State Notice
Item reads payable in advance with address at Residence 37 Ron 9 and mentions cooperative telephone offices and inter state offices.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1912
Page
2
Item reads payable in advance with address at Residence 37 Ron 9 and mentions cooperative telephone offices and inter state offices.
Farlen Lilburn Woodreff 4 1 near Epsom passed through here Friday. Aden Conird and family of Paris spent Friday with his brother Will and family. W Mortiand and wife of Scotland passed through here Friday. Walter Herron fell clover in this vicinity Monday and Tuesday. Pat Wadsworth of Eaglesville hauled clover for Paris Laughlin Monday. J L Heshelman and family of Odon spent Tuesday night with W N Sanders and family. Will Conard and family spent Sunday with friends on Bunkum. Olvy Nichols near Burns City passed through Monday evening. Jno T Sears near Odon passed through here Monday evening. Reynold B rooks Hdwd Co bill poster was through here Tuesday posting bills. John O Dell of Odon was in this vicinity Tuesday. Will O Donall of Washington was in this vicinity Friday visiting friends and relatives. Walter Harman of Odon was in this vicinity Thursday. Andy Myers returned home from Springfield Missouri where he has been employed in an importing barn for the last two and a half years. Ed bubbard made a trip to Ben Sear on business Friday morning. Mrs Shaffer and Mrs Belma Mc Neely of Olon spent Friday with Mrs Susie Wallick.
George Inman and family passed through en route to James Inman s. Wilber O Donal d of Farlen and William Richardson of Old Salem spent Sunday with James Richardson s. Mac Flynn and family, Dan Mowery and family of Bailes, Will Henderson and family, John Henderson and wife visited Theo Henderson. John Miller and family of near Newberry spent Sunday with Ott Dobbins. Elmer York of Odon was here on business. Miss Josie Richardson returned home from Barns City. Charles Moore of Elora visited Charles Jimeson. Mrs Mollie Henderson and son Wilbert stayed with Ray Jabb. Noah Roberts drove cattle to Bloomfield for Ed Dobbs. Miss Florence Richardson returned home. Will Roberts of Elora moved to David Asdell s farm. Miss Nell Henderson visited Edith Richardson. Sale at Bowers attended by several from here. Robert Denny and wife and Elmer Laughlin and family visited Thomas Laughin and family. Mr and Mrs Otto Dobbins and daughter Maggie spent Friday in Odton. Miss Inez and Olis Jimerson visited Laura and Olis Lester. John Hengerson and wife spending a week at Baile. Mrs Sarah Richardson spent Monday with Will Henderson. Elphi Henderson spent Saturday with Miss Florence Richardson. Miss Inez Jameson visited Edith Richardson. Dawson Stone spent Saturday with Charles Blackamore. Rev Rey and Rev May held services here Sunday.
Alf Grove and wife visited Art McGuire of Plainville Saturday night and Sunday. Willard Kidwell near St Mary’s church and John Queen visited J A Kidwell Sunday. Willard Byrur was in the vicinity Sunday. Steve Critchlow and family visited Dennis Cark Sanday with Lawrence Codfeller and family. Several from here attended the protracted meeting at Epsom Sunday. Ed Meeks was here first of the week.
For sale items include a book case couch rockers tables chairs stoves music cabinet and more valued by Mrs. Fannie Colmer. Also a louse powder and remedies claim to remove lice from poultry with a free poultry book from Big's Drug Store.
Fragmentary text describes a peculiar figure in New York performing acts framed as benevolence. The notes hint at social scrutiny of his conduct and its impact on boys, though details are unclear.
A crowd of youths gathered at McBride Bluffs on Sunday to pick stnuts. Mrs. Sadie Porter of Indian Springs visited her brother Frank Marshall. Miss Josie Richardson of Scotland visited relatives nearby last week. Mrs. Raif Walls and Ona spent Sunday with Mrs. Alica Plummer. Otis Marshall family and Emma Keck visited Eiserson Holt household. Henry Miller and friends visited from B nore ee eee. Edith Keck of Odon spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Caswell Bowman. Alex Walls moved to Chris Williams farm east of town. Bell Toon Was was called to Bedford Sunday to a sick relative. Berk Ketchem and Roscoe Kutch went pawpaw hunting Sunday. John Roberts and Miss Pearl Thomas.
Stephen Tsenogle and Mr and Mrs Frank Magner with Mr and Mrs Wa Langford spent Sunday at Rapglesville.
Sunday pie supper at Taylor school invites all. Edith Wilkey visited Henry Thomas and family. Tom Critchiow and family stayed with Ed Tomey. Jive Myers and Ethel Hackler spent Sunday with Aaron Hattery. John Arney Jr and family visited the Bolding family. Sadie Mallette visited friends at Epsom. Jonah Arney and family visited John Arney Jr. James Chestnut and wife visited Joseph Brock. Grandma Ruher of Missouri visited Fred DeBolt’s family. Stephen Critchlow visited Dennis Clark. Sadie Maullette visited James Mallette. Several locals attended services at Epsom.
A large crowd attended the pie supper at SHILOH on Friday night. Numerous local families were noted visiting relatives and friends across the community including Forsythe, Bechtel, Myers, Rainey, Overton, Sears, Huff, Lamb, Chestnut, Coyle, Smith, Williams, and Daugherty. The social event highlighted neighborhood ties and Sunday visits among residents.
Miss Ada Bair has returned to Terre Haute after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. John A. Bair.
James Quilliams traveled to Washington Friday while Russell and Jereva Ward of Odou visited here Sunday. Indianapolis and Bloomington residents plus Dr C C Young and others from Jasonville and Montgomery made Monday stops. Several local families and Fraternal Aid Association members, including W B Willis from Atchison, Kansas, were seen in town, with drives to Odton Washington and other nearby places noted.
William E. Mason of Chicago recalls a banquet story where a well known Jersey politician spoke with a New Jersey governor. The governor described wealth agriculture and manufacturing and spent about forty minutes outlining state resources and lacking terminal facilities.
Fragmentary reminiscence extols nature and healing forces from thunder to oceans and volcanoes, praising resilience and recovery. The passage ponders why humanity endures various plagues, suggesting nature’s hidden “monster-powers” and universal healing capacities as a central theme.
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