Matinee horse races at Weright Davenport track
The Weright and Davenport track west of town hosted a well attended matinee with favorable weather and city spectators. Results include Fred Wilkes and Genet Echo winning the two year old pace, Fannie Davenport, Maud Lane and Ben Lee achieving notable finishes, and Wri Coppock winning the road race in 1-85.
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Weright & Davenport
Messrs
Wright
Fred Wilkes
Genet Echo
Burl Wheeler
Lady Guard
Gray Matten
J.A
Maid W
Sorreley
St. Fannie IL
Pilot D
Maud Lane
Davenport & Wright
Red C
Frank Colby
Maud Horton
Ben Lee
N. J. Newby
G. H. Palmer
Bill
Palmer
Joe
Bill Palner
Newby
Wri
Coppock
Death of Nicholas Cox By Cerebral Hemorrhage Near Sheridan
Nicholas Cox aged 79 died of a cerebral hemorrhage after an apparent roadside fall on a one horse wagon two miles south of Sheridan Tuesday evening. He was returning from his son Jonathan Cox of Lamong with hay. a coroner's verdict confirmed death by apoplexy. Funeral held yesterday at his residence. interment Hiatt Cemetery. Knights of Pythias visit Kirklin. Rural mail route carrier exam held. Hayes Remsen chosen after father Marion Remsen resigned.
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Nicholas Cox
Sheridan
Johnathan Cox
Lamong
Seth Hinshaw
Mr. Hinshaw
Aia
Slater
16Th Street
Wmn. Owen
Hiatt Cemetery
Knights of Pythias
Kirklin
Sheridan Knights
E. W. Crawford
Marion Remsen
Hayes Remsen
Wholesale millinery houses shine in Indianopolis opening
Sheridan Milliners both proprietors and trimmers attended the Capital City opening this week marking a strong week for Wholesale millinery houses in Indianpolis.
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Indianoplis
Sheridan
Ladies Market at Jessup Lank’s Grocery Sept 6 1902
The Ladies of the Christian Church announce a market to be held at Jessup and Lank’s Grocery on Saturday September 6 1902. Proceeds support church activities with items for sale and refreshments available.
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The
Ladies of the Christian Church
Jessup & Lank
49 acres near Boxley ad with good loase and barns
An advertisement offers 49 acres near Boxley Indiana with two barns good water and an orchard. Contact A Collier at Boxley P O 8 12. Also notes the Warren family Fifth Annual reunion at Union High School Campus Westfield on Sept 7 invites relatives with a basket. Mrs Caldwell and niece Miss Mary Rovers visited Bloomington before returning to Iowa.
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Boxley
A. Collier
Ind
Warren
Union High School
Westfield Ind
W.C. Warren
Miss Maud Sylvester Visits In Sheridan
Miss Maud Sylvester of Bringhurst accompanied by her cousin Miss Mildred stages home Saturday and will spend several days visiting in Sheridan.
Remonstrance Sought Against Saloon License Renewal
Wilbur Fishers saloon license renewal sits before Commissioners next week as Temperance members push to gather a majority of township voters signatures on a remonstrance. Both filings due today with the county Auditor. Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the M F E Church meets Mrs Fancher Tuesday Sept 2 at 2 30 PM with a short program and officer elections.
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Wilbur Fisher
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the
M. FE
Dr. Fancher
Teachers Institute for Adams and Wash ington townships
The two townships will hold a joint preliminary Teachers Institute at Horton on Thursday September 4 1902 starting at 9 20 a m. Ice Cream Social Pocahontas Lodge serves ice cream and cake on Ed Thistlethwaite s lawn Saturday evening August 30 10 cents a portion. Elder and Mrs Hodson traveled Wednesday for a two week statewide visit. The Elder is to perform a ceremony Sunday at a double wedding involving two sets of twins.
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Adams
Washington Township
Horton
Pocahontas Lodge
Ed Thistlethwaite
Elder
Lanham Sells Farm Horses From 3% to 5 Years Old
Lanham offers a sale on September 6 featuring horses of good size aged from three to five years. Buyers can expect solid farm work animals suitable for steady use.
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Lanham
Thanks for Support After Our Loss Mil dred Wiles
Mr and Mrs J W Wiles thank friends who assisted during the sickness and death of their daughter Mil dred. Grace Jeffries invites ladies to inspect fall millinery with beavers and felt hats, plus children’s hats. Public sale of Western horses at old Fair Ground Saturday Sept 6. Red Cedar Fence Posts sold from maker to user at single profit. G H Palmer and Misses Cora Ray and Laura Wright left Monday for Wabash to visit relatives.
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J. W. Wiles
Mildred
Grace Jeffries
Old Fair Ground
Cora Ray
Laura Wright
Wabash
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Gregory
Feam
Dionsville
Chas. E. Gregory
Angels Food
Devil's Food
SLE
the City Bakery
Smith & Anderson
Reece & Foster
Paul H. Krauss
Our Bay
Central Barber Shop
New Furniture
Opera House
J. E. Starbuck
Teacher’s Institute
Ice Cream Social
John Gifford
Indiana
Thistlethwaite & Company
Supreme Patent Flour
Weare
Fausset & Waller