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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1908
Page
3
The Sheridan column records dinners hosted by Marl and Mys Dranson Dickey Martindale and Gardner. Miss Angeline Millikan and others attend. Rentals and sales listed include a five acre tract near Sheridan and The Hugh Dick property on West Second Street. Local notices cover lost lace waist, church meetings, and charity events. A Masonic condolence note for J J Cash closes the page.
Weather bureau compilation shows January conditions over thirty six years. Average January temp 28 degrees. warmest 45 in 1880. coldest 18 in 1893. Highest temp 70 on January 11 1890 and January 20 1906. lowest 25 below zero January 4 1884. Executors Sale: Al. Bensom to auction late Jesse E. Benuson estate near Sheridan January 22 1908 with livestock, wagon, harness, corn and fodder, and household goods. cash under $5, credit for larger sums.
Two State offices prepare to gather evidence against undesirable dogs with a likely bill in the next Legislature. The measure would impose severe penalties, possibly the death penalty, for dogs that kill sheep. Ernest Bradfield sold his furniture firm to Wes Galbreath who moves stock to Kempton. Bradfield buys an antique shop in Indianapolis and plans to move. Mrs. Nye, James McEwen, and Mrs. Clements with son visit C.S. McEwen and family.
William H. Stafford executor offers sale at the late residence two miles southeast of Sheridan on Tuesday January 21 1908. Items include a sorrel mare four young cows nine fat hogs two brood sows buggy wagon corn oats hay strapped straw two buggy harness sets and other articles. Terms: under five dollars cash over five dollars credit nine months.
Notice to the creditors heirs and legatees of Martha Dille deceased to appear in Hamilton Circuit Court Noblesville Indiana on February 8 1908 and show cause why the final settlement accounts with the estate should not be approved. Heirs must prove heirship and receive distributive shares. Witness Clerk Leroy J. Patty January 13 1908 Samuel Griffin attorney for administrator.
Mr and Mrs Bert Waters and their baby of Indianapolis were entertained at supper Wednesday by B. B. Johnson and his wife.
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