Our Country News Beechy Grove Personal Items
Items of personal nature gathered by correspondents from Beechy Grove report local notices and community updates. Names, dates, and deeds from residents are summarized in concise notices for the village.
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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1903
Page
1
Items of personal nature gathered by correspondents from Beechy Grove report local notices and community updates. Names, dates, and deeds from residents are summarized in concise notices for the village.
Local residents and visitors frequent the area this week with trips to Kokomo and nearby towns. Families including Renfro Miller Etherington Quakenbush and neighbors attended social gatherings and noted moves to Oklahoma. James Terrell's critical condition was reported as not expected to improve.
Three Corners Liz Seward builds a cellar with Rev Van Bleri com and Caswell Morrison handling mortar. Henry Garner moves near Newton Lee on the former Wm League farm with Newt and wife. Mrs Minerva Irby adds to her house for Lewis Irby from Kokomo. Clover hulling ends 1903 with $5 a bushel. Kokomo high school hires Dr Thomas Suleebah of Agsyran to entertain for library funds at M E church, admission 10 and 15 cents, Dr presenting in seven ages with vivid costumes and views. Proceeds benefit the encyclopedia payment plan.
The surprise gathering marked Mr. Elim Gifford's 70th birthday with friends delivering well filled baskets and dinner at his home for a splendid time. Lige Lamaster and wife, visiting relatives in Russiaville Kokomo area, returned to Ottawa Kansas. Walter Micheals was sick at the start of the week Abe Johnson ill with typhoid Harry Foreman works on the section Barclay Johnson reports order for three more section men, six total, unusual for this season.
Last Sunday evening the Clover Leaf east bound train at Vermont stopped and the brakeman yelled Greentown. J H Hawkins and Biddy Freeman, en route here, got off and spent the evening with W S and Mrs Evans before realizing the mistake. They walked five miles back to Russiaville Monday, joking about the mix up. Freeman is noted as Indiana’s shortest Knight of Pythias and enjoyed the joke.
Frank Caudell died after a three week illness last Friday. His funeral was held in Shelbyville with Masons and Woodmen pallbearers present. He left a wife and child, parents, and siblings. He held a $1000 Modern Woodmen policy payable to his mother. Rev H H Hulton preached.
John Harold's wife and mother visited B F Brooks and wife in Slickpole last week. Jacob Moulder received a minute from the New London quarterly meeting to visit meetings for temperance and gospel work. John McAninch works at Ko komo on a stone quarry.
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