Gas Well Shot Ends Effort near Trenton Rock
After a late Saturday night blast using nitrogly cerine 100 quarts, the Trenton rock well failed to raise gas flow. By Monday the pipe was pulled and the hole abandoned as a gas well, though it may serve as a deep water well due to abundant limestone water. Experts think local gas has been exhausted. Contractor Mr. Williams moves his rig to Cicero for five new wells.
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Trenton
Trentino
Williams
Cicero
Japanese Social at Miss Mary Smith's East Sixth Street Home
The E K Club hosted a Japanese Social on Wednesday evening with members in costume and lantern decorations. Guests included Miss Dea Nolder of Fairmount and several gentlemen, with Flinch games and club style refreshments.
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Mary Smith
East Sixth Street
Edgar
James Rickards
Earnest Ridgeway
Wn Symons
Edgar Smith
Orange Steffey
Bernard Walker
Roscoe Williamison
Runaway Injures R W Stephenson Near town
R W Stephenson was hurt when a mule team frightened in a barnyard runaway overturned a wagon striking a corn crusher. The injury fractured his left arm just below the shoulder while he was putting up hay. Dr J W Faucher attended him.
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R.W. Stephenson
Stephenson
J. W. Faucher
Noblesville Street Fair Injunction Filed by Citizens
Citizens of Noblesville filed injunction proceedings against a street fair planned for next month. The suit was lodged early this week and leading county attorneys were retained to prosecute. A court hearing was held yesterday.
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Noblesville
Epworth League and Christian Endeavor Hold Literary
The Epworth League and Christian Endeavor met at the Christian Church last Monday evening with a good crowd and an interesting program titled A Trip Abroad. A follow-up meeting is planned for two weeks from Monday evening.
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Epworth League
Christian Endeavor
Christian Church
Clerk Changes Across Two Town Groceries
Harley Reynolds leaves Couch's grocery after two years to take a higher paying job in Crawfordsville. Arthur Mullen of Waller’s accepts the Couch's vacancy and Wn. Jessup becomes Waller’s new clerk as Reynolds relocates his family to Crawfordsville.
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Harley Reynolds
Couch's Grocery
Crawfordsville
Arthur Mullen
Waller Grocery
Couch’s
Wn. Jessup
Waller's
Mr. Reynolds
Mr. Jessup
Not Johnsons Horse in Sheridan theft case
A horse and buggy seen in Henry county last week turned out not to be the stolen property from Sheridan. The rig belonged to horse traders and escaped while owners fixed bridles on the road. Johnson and Thistlethwaite report no word from their horse and buggy.
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Henry County
Sheridan
Johnson and Thistlethwaite
Railroad Officials Visit Logan County for Subsidy Talks
India polis Logansport and Chicago Railway officials discussed a new line and subsidy at a town meeting. Citizens and farmers debated the best way to secure the right of way and public support. A second meeting was planned to maximize attendance and a hearing was held before Indianapolis public works officials.
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Indiapolis, Logansport & Chicago Railway
Newsortice
Board of Publics Works of
Indianapolis
Arrests in Clinton County Over Church Assault
James Goodnight and Ruben Eberwein were arrested early in the week in Clinton County for assaulting John Perry during a Ridge Church meeting. Perry was struck in the head with a brick near the church door and faced a serious injury. Warrants had been issued earlier, and one suspect has been seen in Sheridan since the incident.
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James Goodnight
Rubt Eber- Wein
Clinton County
John Perry
Ridge Church
Mr. Perry
Sheridan
Open New Offices in Sheridan Medical Group
Ce and AL Cc Newby opened new offices on Maine Street in Sheridan with a Thursday night reception for the local medical profession. Drs H E Davenport and J C Newby spoke on early practice in Sheridan. refreshments and cigars followed. Attendees included Drs J W Faucher L W Davenport O M Morris W E Cooper H W Millikan J Rigby A L Jones and M E Little.
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W. E. Cooper
H. W. Millikan
J. Rigby
A. L. Jones
M. E. Little
No Settlement Reached in Tower Extras Dispute
James B. Joins, contractor, faced a Monday hearing before the Board over a bill of extras for the tower. The Board tentatively settled on Mitchell the engineer’s basis, but Joins’s counsel rejected the allowances. His attorney stated suit would be filed promptly to recover the claimed amount.
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Jas. B. Joins
Mitchell
Julns
John
Chicago Musical Institute Teacher Begins Special Course
Geo W Scott an instructor of music in Sheridan schools left Monday for Chicago to take a special course as Musical Instructor. He will be gone several weeks but plans to return in time for the opening of schools on September 14.
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Geo. W. Scott
Sheridan
Chicago
Circus Attendance From Ere To Noblesville Tuesday
A list of attendees traveling to the circus from Ere to Noblesville Tuesday includes Frank Colby and family Mae Perry H H Griffin and wife Frank Williams and family Mrs Frank Griffith and children Emma Kercheval Sylvia Abbott Frank Haughey and family J K Rodeman and son Ralph and J H Mace and family.
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Noblesville
Frank Colby
Mae Perry
H. H. Griffin
Frank Williams
Frank Griffith
Emma Kercheval
Sylvia Abbott
Frank Haughey
J. K. Rodeman
Ralph
J.H. Mace
Annual Old Settlers Meeting at Eagle Town
The county announces its annual old settlers meeting will be held in Eagle town on Saturday August. Senator C. W. Fairbanks will deliver the principal address. A large attendance is expected.
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Eagletown
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O. N. Ridgelway
Indiana
Queensware
Lon Waller
Groctryman
the Union Loan and Trust Co
First National State Bank
Sheridan, Indiana
City Bakery
J. C. Newsy
T. L. Harris
Cashiter
the Farmers’ National BaNk
Reece & Foster
Paul H. ‘Krauss
Japanese Social
E.L. and
C. E. Literary
Johnson
Clinton
Gifford’s
Gifford’s Drug Store
Indiata
J. A. Branson
Chicago Musical Institute
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