12 Jul 1901
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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1901
Page
1
Transient movements include Larry Griffin on Noblesville business Jovy Etherwine in Sheridan with friends and many Noblesville Martinsville and Delphi visitors. Families from Cicero Muncie Greentown Green Braz and Frankfort take trips. teachers and relatives visit Alexandria Newport Greensburg and Chicago for short stays.
A LepGtic reporter notes a candidate weighing 226 pounds quietly traveling across Plarinten county for two months. He is said to be building an organization and courting voters on the judge seat question while praising Republican support. The piece mentions secret orders moving regis locations, civic figures, and a dissolution of the Francis & Simpson firm with J M Francis taking over.
Cicero officials propose a street fair during the latter part of August. The town remains undecided on an exact date and time, noting no great certainty about the schedule.
The Prue Junior Christian Endeavor plans a penny market in the Phistle Cawaite Block on Saturday July 20. Bring pennies and canes to buy wood items and a line of lemon pies dressed chicken cake cottage cheese and more. You are invited.
Realty and construction note refers to Irristee Cro at Sheridan Pile Works for brick supplies for flues and sides.
The Davis family invites relatives by blood or marriage to attend the third annual reunion at Foriville Indiana. J P Davis serves as President and presides over the gathering. The notice promotes attendance and family fellowship.
D. L. Minor urges readers to choose from many remedies, claiming to handle various true merit solutions. He invites consultation for tested and untried mixtures, urging personal decision.
Jno G Clark of Westfield will be at the Central Livery Stable every Friday to pay the highest market prices for horses.
Miss Grace Cavanaugh offers summer hats at less than cost to clear stock for fall goods. Customers may name any price, with stylish, affordable options for all ladies. A share of local readers enjoyed a grove picnic near Cicero last Thursday the fourth with Arza Harris HL Finley Clifford Fisher Sissie Sims Maude Harris and Carrie Boardman, then watched fireworks in Cicero and returned via Noblesville. Also local ads note eye examinations free at Dr M EB Bond and home services from Skirklin Indiana for toric sun bonnets and Banner Salve for skin healing.
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