Harness Shop Promises Bargains On Fine Shoes
Harness of three kinds advertises ladies and gentlemen fine shoes with price reductions. Headquarters claims to offer the only house of its kind in town and invites customers to call for deals.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1900
Page
3
Local notes from Martin County and nearby towns
Martin county and nearby towns report numerous visits and moves. Residents such as Benson Skemp, Rev. L. L. Schoonover, and Rev. L. B. Johnson are noted in town, with many trips to Elnora Terre Haute Indianapolis and Washington. Shoppe notices promote Hayes & Co goods and Wolfe Bros shoes amid ongoing regional commerce.
Odor Light and Power Co Change of Ownership
Dr. W H Murphy of Morgantown bought Rev L B Johnsons interest and the plant is now owned by Chas N McNeeley and Dr Murphy. The deal closed Wednesday. The new owners promise a genial business stance and all night service for patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odor Light and Power Company
W. H. Murphy
Morgantown
Rev. L. B. Johnson
Chas
N. McNeeley
Dr. Murphy
Maphy
Charley McNeeley
Bryan at Washington Speech on October 6
William J. Bryan the Democratic Populist candidate for President will speak at Washington on Saturday October 6 at 1 p.m. He arrives via the B and I and departs afterward over the B and O. A large crowd is expected during the Street Fair week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Bryan
Washington
Erst
Awitl
Horse Killed by Lightning Near Pleasant Hill Farm
A thunderstorm on Wednesday afternoon killed Thomas Kinneman's horse near Pleasant Hill when lightning struck the barn. The horse was injured and died from the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kinneman
Pleasant Hill
Dunlaps Hold Family Reunion at Evans Home
Thursday, September 20, the Dunlaps gathered at E. H. Evans’s residence near Ragleaville for a family reunion. All but two members attended. Levi Dunlap and Mrs. Jane Henderson of Missouri were absent. Attending were Mrs. Christina Keyser, Mrs. Lucinda Evans, Mrs. Livora Lyons, R. B. Dunlap, Theo Cressner and wife, Dan Keyser and wife, Jan. Evans and wife, Mrs. Anna Hattery, John Lyons, Mrs. R. Be. Dunlap, and Walter Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlaps
E. H. Evans
Ragleaville
Levi Dunlap
Jane Henderson
Missouri
Chastina Keyser
Marshal County
Lucinda Evans
Livora Lyons
R. B. Dunlap
Dan
Keyser
Martin
Jan. Evans
Ire Evans
Anna Hattery
John Lyons
R. Be. Dunlap
Walter Evans
Gratitude to Odon for Light Plant Support
L B Johnson thanks the people of Odon for favors shown regarding the light plant and asks his successors Dr W Hi Murphy and Ni McNeeley to continue support so the plant may live thrive and aid Odon's interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odon
W. Hi. Murphy
Ni-McNeeley
L. B. Johnson
Sunday School Convention at Pleasant Hill Church
The Medison township Sunday School Convention met at Pleasant Hill church last Saturday and Sunday with a well arranged program. An afternoon discussion focused on how and when to teach temperance in the Sunday Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medison Township
Pleasant Hill Church
School Health Notice Warns Of Eye Strain Risks
As school starts, close study can strain vision and worsen eye trouble. Parents must monitor children for signs and seek examinations to detect defects and correct them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Optician
Farm Prices Improve as Markets Turn Stronger
Report notes money flowing into agriculture with improved farm values and steady demand. Analysts cite rising cash prices and hopeful outlook for crops as producers see better returns this season.
Julius Chestnut Dies at Eaglesville Home
Julius Chestnut, a longtime resident of Daviess County, died Thursday at his home two miles west of Eaglesville. He had been married three times and fathered twenty one children, thirteen living. Funeral services were held Friday at Eaglesville by Rev. Thomas Wadworth, with burial in Eaglesville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Chestnut
Daviess
Eaglesville
Patil
Heen
Raglesville
Thomas Wadeworth
Green's August Flower touted as a grand tonic
A professor notes travelers worldwide report Green's August Flower as the best remedy for dyspepsia, deranged liver and constipation. He claims it helps touristas, salesmen, and office workers with headaches from irregular habits, is gentle on the stomach, and suited for indigestion. A sample bottle is offered at Gantz Bros. Dessers distribute it in civilized countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houton
Gantz Bros
Dessers
Final Settlement Notice in James R. Smith Estate
Executor Harry H. Crooke files for final settlement of the James R. Smith estate in Daviess Circuit Court. Hearing set for October 13, 1960, requiring heirs and interested parties to appear, prove heirship, and show cause why the account should not be approved and the executor discharged. Ogdon and Inman, attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Smith
Daviess Circuit Court
Asid
Bound Over To Court In Neighbor Dispute
The case against Grover Mathewson and Elvin Kinneman to keep the peace, filed by Isaac Ellsey, was tried before Squire Guthrie. Elisey was charged with profane language, pleaded guilty, and paid a fine. The two youths were bound over to the circuit court for keeping the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover
Mathewson
Elvin Kinneman
Isaac Ellsey
Squire Guthrie
Kinneman
Elisey
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Genta
Abraham
Benson Skemp
Madison Township
Sam Morrell
Martin County
Tuesaday
Harve Smiley
Terre Haute
Tulliver & Croper
Spring Street
L. Todd
Rava Street
Walter Breeden
Kluora
Lowery Cooper
Linton Band
Mias
Jessie Taylor
Smiley
Sur
Ehoe
Hayes & Co
Udme
al Webster
Elnora
8. O. Colmer
Silverville
Wilson Hest
B.D. Smiley
Dack
Bert Crooke
Asyes
Yeo Township
Gants
Rev. L.L. Schoonover
Georgetown
Dan Dunham
Walter Correll
Mable Abraham
Pasinville
B. V. Merrill
Thomas Boyd
Walter Seara
Kansas
A. M. Keck
Bramble
Nesday and
Thureday
Walter Stevenson
Newberry
Mrs
T. B. Renkin
Riners
Ed Garten
The
Washington Gazette
J. H. Garten
W.R. Neeremer
Luesday
Anns Engalls
Wilson Myers
Aunt Mattie Barriga
Mainstreet
Cora Potts
Grandma Sommers
Indianapolis
Stacey O'Dell
Walter Caughen
Tappar
Wartar
Bertha Bennett
State University At
Bloomington
Harley Barrell
Bedford
Brenton Dunlap
T. Alexander
George ‘Messiéx
Agnes Redman
W. HL. Baird
East St. Louis
Jane Milone
Kinera
A. R. Stalcap
Nash Webater
Ladies Aid
Christian Church
Carl Burrell
Dental College At
Tolliver & Cooper
Levi Matthews
Marion Matthews
Barsh & Stoner
David Keck
Andrew
A. Jolliff & Co
Katherine Schiser
Maggie Shaffer
Spencer
N. E. Hindman
William Biiner
Siva Nancy-Simpkine
Sendborn
H. Nraas
Ketek
the Jewelar
Wolfe Bros
Abraham Shoe Store
Dan Gante’s
Abrabar’s
Cala
Jollis & Co
Buchanan
Saterday
Antioch
Barr Township
Buchaona
Weeka
Hickete
Gach
Ndon: Light and Power Co
McNeeley
Murphy
Bryan
Dunlap Reunion
Pate
Mortuary
Rotice
Harry H. Crooke
Ogdon & Inman, Attis
Wolfe
Barnett’s Livery Barn
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