Local items from the July session and community notes
The commissioner's court will meet in regular session next Monday July 1. A birthday party honored Erma Kehrer for her 11th birthday. Kittie Niblack improved bluff property with concrete walks. Mr. and Mrs. Hargis and daughter moved into Mrs. Miller's residence at Majin and Lincoln. Rockport beat Tell City 4 to 1 in a Sunday baseball game. First home grown corn appeared, raised by Mrs. J. C. Chewning. Main street and adjacent north south streets are being oiled. Epworth league to lead service at M E church Sunday night with an unusual program. Lloyd Phillips's house on Fifth near Elm damaged by fire. origin unknown. insured. Rev. Ira Miller and family moved into part of Hoagland property in Walnut street. Mr. Young and family occupy the other half. he is Southern ticket agent. Spencer county commencements set for early August. teachers’ institute September 23. James Meyers pled guilty to assault and battery, fined $1 and costs, then testified against George W. Ricker. Wheat cutting underway with a hoped crop about one third due to extreme cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Phillips
Fifth Street
Elm
Ira Miller
New Presbyterian
Hoagland
Walnut Street
W. E. Young
Mr. Young
Southern
Personal Visitors and Attendances Across Cities
A long list of residents and visitors is noted from Tell City Henderson Ky Evansville Lincoln City and other nearby towns. The report includes guests relatives and travelers such as Miss Anna Wetzel Louis Weiner Nell Weil Will Vowel J. H Fuerster James G Davis Emily Hill H Jennings Conrad Vogel Floyd Nester J F Heinzle Nathan Long R H Crowder B B Stevens and many others with trips to St Henry Evansville Waterloo Minneapolis and French Lick plus local events like the chautauqua July 15 to 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Wetzel
Tell City
Louis Weiner
Nell Weil
Henderson
Will Vowel
J. H. Fuerster
James G. Davis
French Lick
Emily Hill
Lincoln City
H. Jennings
Conrad Vogel
Teil City
Floyd Nester
J. F. Heinzle
Boonville
Nathan Long
Jackson Township
R. H. Crowder
Richland City
B. B. Stevens
Chillicothe
Ohio
Fannie James
Gore
Evansville
M. Vogelsang
St. Henry
Wm. V. Hesson
J. Shaw Grimes
Leavenworth
Ind
AH. Green
Lonnie Marsh
Lou Osborn
Fred Osborn
W. P. Eigenman
Gage
Waterloo
Iowa
Mr. Eigenman
Delmer S. Huff
Warsaw
N. Y
C. J. Wetzel
Louise Fisher
Minneapolis
Minn
Catherine Evans Blake
W. E. Rennie
Grandview
Oscar Wetzel
Sapulpa
Okla
Roy Doss
City
Amanda Craig
J. H. Diehl
Otto Baumgaertner
Chicago
Winslow
Ark
Jim Morgan
Dan Kopp
Rockport’ Milling Co
St. George Hotel
Local Notes Share Visits and Upcoming Events
K Bartley socializes in Hatfield while Henry Spayd visits family here. Carl Vogel visits Owensboro relatives, Mrs. Anderhill and Mrs. Anderson spend time in Evansville, and Mr. and Mrs. Hirsch return from St. Louis and Henderson. An exam for teacher licenses is set for next Saturday at the college. Memorial services open Friday night for the Eastern Stars. The state grand chapter of the colored O E S convened here Tuesday and met through Thursday. Sam Houston near Silver Dale reports a horse crippled in a run away, treated by Dr. Daugherty. An ice cream social for the Presbyterian church is planned for Wednesday evening July 3. A big sale of Fair Store Co. and Emporium stock runs June 29 to July 20. County auditors Casper and Chenoweth completed work and will file report soon. A trespass suit over graveyard land was heard, judge ruled for Riegel, Payton represented Keigel. Owensboro oiling of streets continues with fifty thousand gallons laid and more planned by July first depending on weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K Bartley
Hatfield
Henry Spayd
Huntingburg
Carl’ “Vogel
Owensboro
M. F. Anderhill
Oscar Anderson
Evansville
M. BE. Hirsch
St. Louis
Henderson
Congregation Offers Pastor Call to Rev John Swanner
At a Baptist church meeting on Wednesday evening a call was extended to Rev John Swanner of Hayti Mo as pastor here. He preached last Thursday and Sunday and will move his family to this city. The Christian Church at Richland City plans a July 4 picnic at Simms Grove with music and entertainment for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
John Swanner
Hayti
Swanner
Christian Church
Richland City
Simms’ Grove
Church Notes and Worship Times
Presbyterian church Ira Miller pastor Sabbath school 9 30 preaching alternates 10 20 am 7 30 pm June 30 Morning The Work of the Holy Spirit Evening Gods Interest in the Sinner Public welcome Salem Evangelical Association 9 30 Sunday school 7 45 preaching Zoar 9 00 Sunday school 10 00 morning worship Trinity Lutheran Ida Diehl pastor 9 15 Sunday school 10 30 worship 6 45 Young Peoples meeting All invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Ira Miller
Evangelical Association
Salem
Zoar Church
All. C. Harmes
Trinity Lutheran Church
Ida “H. Diehl
A. i Young Peoples Meeting
Evansville Feed Department Offers Clover Hay and More
Hoagland and Hardy advertise a new feed department at 304 Upper 2nd Street Evansville Indiana offering clover hay timothy hay baled straw corn and oats with both phones listed as No 43.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoagland & Hardy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rockport Democrat
T. C. Basye’s Drug and Book Store
James G. Taylor
Fred Walkers
Commissioner’s Court
Erma Kehrer
Kittie Niblack
Albert Hargis
Lorena
Rebecca Miller
Majin and
Lincoln Streets
Rockport
J. C. Chewning
Epworth League
M. E
Spencer County
Teacher’s Institute
James Meyers
George W. Ricker
Squire Henry Brand
Meyers
Ricker
Miss Emma Nowse
Eastern Stars
Grand Chapter of the
Colored O. E. S. of the State
Sam Houston
Silver Dale
the Democrat
Fair Store Co
Emporium
M.D. Casper
Cannelton
WN. R. Chenoweth
Winchester
State Board of Accounts
Squire Brown
Jake MelIntire
Peter Keigel
Mr. Riegel
A. J. Payton
Fred Walker
Charles Salm Cumberland
Rior
Paul D. Strong
D. D
Upper 2Nd St
Evansville, Ind
Michaels-Stern
Bernard J. Bockting
Indiana
Kentucky
Cumberland
J. T. Jacobs, JR
Jadick
Cadick Milling
Snike
Eenda Hatel
Ofic
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