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Leave your work for those gale bills printed matter, job work at J. M. Spen cer’s fire. All work committed unto us will be gives prompt attention. Items appreciated.—Grace Spencer. Mrs. Chas, Beall is quite ill. E.C Powell was at Cincinnati Thurs day. Mrs. Rebecca Rix is numbered among the viex. George Tyrrell was a caller here Wed nesday. Mrs Katherine Schlicht is improving in heaath. G. W. Rogengarn was a caller at Ver sailles Friday. Walter Smith, of Versailles, was a caller here Friday. Otia McWallen, of Osgood, was a call er here Wednesday. Mrs. Martha Dever visited her siste at Zénas, and recently, J. M. Spencer and F. B. Brown were at Dayton, O., Thursday. Mrs. Etta Walters and son spent Fri day with Mrs. Lily Crese. Mrs E. C. Powell spent a few days last week at Moores Hill. S. F. Beatty has resumed his duties after several weeks’ vacation. Mrs. Arthur Richardson, of Cochran, spent Saturday with home folks. Mrs. Lewis Koblerman and children went to Lawrenceburg Saturday. B. F. Wade, of Blanchester, C., was a business caller here Wednesday. Emlig Kruser and family Love return ed home after a visit at Indianapolis. Mrs. J. W. McClure and children visited friends at Butlerville over Sun day. Mrs. James Woolery has returned home after an extensive visit in Ken tucky. Rev. Elwyn, of Delaware, and Mr. Cobb, of Aurora, were callers here last Tuesday. Stella Tyul], of Chesterville, spent part of last week with Mrs. Nettie Aikenberg. Zsoa Aikenberg returned to Cincin nati Saturday after an extensive visit with home folks. Messie Coonelley Connelleyhive added a desk and site combined to their office fixtures. Ethel Watson and Ethel Doles, of Moores Ifill, were driving in town Sat urday afternoon. Chester Pendry spent Sunday at Na poleon. Thus, Toole was in Lawrenceburg one day last week. Marion Shaw and wife spent Sunday at Tanglewood. Harry Fitch, of Lawrenceburg, was a caller here Monday. Chas, Grimes and mother are visiting with friends at Bethel. W. D. Valentine and family spent Sunday at Moores Hill. Mrs. Susan Pease spent a few days of age week at Cincinnati. Abbott Thompson lost a valuable work horse Friday night. T H. Thompson was a business call at Cincinnati Thursday. Mollie Thompson and Jeanett Levy spent Saturday at Aurora. James Cole and wife were the guests of friends at Bethel Sunday. E. P. Shockley made a business trip to Indianapolis last Monday. Burr Parsons and wife spent Sunday with Jesse Shockley and wife. Mrs. Joseph Given, of Aurora, was the guest of her son here Monday. Mary Pate and Francis Gray, of Dills boro, were driving in town Sunday. A series of meetings will begin at the Baptist church Wednesday, Nov. 17. Cottage prayer meeting was held at the E. P. Pendry home Monday night. Stanley Bruce returned home Sun day after a two weeks’ visit at Ilinois. Au’y. uv. H. Connelley was a business caller at Indianapolis part of last week. C. N. Peters and wife entertained a number of guests from Versailles Sun day. Mrs. Emma Shockley and daughter Pauline were callers at Cincinnati Wed nesday. J.C. Fleming and wife entertained Fred Given and wife, of Moores Hill, Sunday. Wm. Fleming and wife spent a few days last week with the former's par ents at Elrod. Mesdimes Eads and Fink, of Ver sailles, were the guests of Mrs. Wim. Watts recently. Att'y J. H. Connelley and family and S. A. Connelley and family spent Sun day at Osgood. Riley Fugate and wife, of Correct, were the guests of Cliff Wright and family recently.
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Osgood Journal
Osgood, Indiana, US
Wed, Nov 10, 1909
Page 5
Full Page
Clipped by
Christine F.
