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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1905
Page
9
A large line of ladies misses and children's wear opens for inspection. Styles and rain coats offered with substantial savings from factory direct pricing. New ribbons and the Fay Stocking featured for children with no supporters needed. Overcoats also advertised.
Community items from Burns City cover visitors, farm reports, and social notes. Mentions Henry Poindexter and Maryfield families, a bumper corn crop, and attendance at a horse show in Loogaville. Also notes church events, school progress, and local merchants like Jess in Bedford.
Cornettsville WEF Woodall visited Sunday. Frank Pickett incident at Maysville. Buzac left for Terre Haute to resume studies. A fair crowd attended the Moren 2 gathering. The Leansid family returned from Connee Co. Trad y Mead quit the snaps. Ropers moved to Sugarland. Mrs Eliza Grove on sick list. Bertha Dow visiting from Cd a. Crace Tooley ill with typhoid slowly improving.
George Walker, James Flinn and Charles Wade attended the carnival at Loogootee last week. Mr and Mrs James Brewer went to Washington in the year future. A social at the Wade school is planned for Thursday night. Mrs Johan Heens of Montgomery is visiting here this week.
Ragl esville brief reports Mrs M O Pate and son Louis visited relatives at Loogootee during the fair. Alfred Lualien near town improved after illness, a new wire fence goes up around Kilmore burial place, and Isaac Zigler’s new west village house nears completion. Edon Horse Show drew many locals. Frank Boardman and Mrs Williams hosted visitors from Odon. Exma McCain of Bedford ill with typhoid. Zimmerman family learns of daughter’s sickness. Ella Wade’s visit to sister.
John Baker guest of S P Eagle on Sunday. Enoch Chattia and family from Washington visited. M Thompson moved away. Ed Alexander of Cornettsville spent Sunday with his uncle. Arthur Carroll quit the shops. Mr and Mrs Jas Williams of Black Oak visited their son CL Whitama. Mr and Mrs S O Carrall visited Sugarland Sunday.
Trustee John Beasley of Broo township Martin County sold 16 head of cattle last week for 824 dollars total averaging 39 dollars per head. Richard Staffle and Ed his cousin drove to the neighboring village Sunday.
Several from Pitchersville attended the horse show at Odon on Thursday. Peter Callahan and J. W. Fields conducted business at Indian Springs on Friday. John Priest and wife visited Odon on Monday, followed by Grant Deane and Bea Corbin. Mrs Flore Teos and daughter Maria spent Sunday with Al Yoonsworth of Farien.
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