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A pale red heifer calf between four and five months old from my Pleasant Run farm. Reward for its return. Mac Seapy. Miss Ida Duncan, aged about 15 years, died at her home at Oolitic Sunday evening. of ma larial fever. She had only re cently moved to Oolitic with her parents. The west traveler at the P. M. B mill broke a frame last week, and was shut down for repairs, which may take a week or ten day. This also caused the planers to shut down. Mrs.T. N. Collins went over to Bedford last Monday to visit, her daughter, Mrs. J. E Fisher, while John is making a visit to his brother in the State of Wash ington,—Orleans Progress. The P. M. 8. quarry last week laid off indefinitely 62 men, as follows: Eight machine crews, 24 men; 14 scabblers; 15 strip pers; and three derrick crews, nine men. About 200 men are left at work in this quarry. Ernest Roberts, who was a night operator at Greencastle, came home in about two weeks ago, and has since been confined to the home of his father, William Roberts, with malarial fever and bronchitis. He is improving now, however. Uncle Jim Ray, of tobacco fame, from Greene county, was in Bedford was week, supplying his numerous friends with the home grown weed. Uncle Jim is nearly eighty years of age and can recall many reminiscences of early times in this part of the State.
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Bedford Weekly Mail
Bedford, Indiana, US
Fri, Jul 27, 1900
Page 5
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