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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1908
Page
7
Neighborhood notes report Rev N L Reeder's regular appointment at Sedwick Chapel, visits with J A Padgett family, and various locals attending a Sheridan Carnival. Headlines mention low Wells grounds, a clover-hailer collision with no injuries, and several residents traveling to Noblesville Chicago Arcadia and Atlanta for work and events.
Sunday dinners and visits mark a busy week in the community. Mr and Mrs Homer Myers hosted Miss Myrtle Hall and Miss Ruth Jessup. John Mikels and Billy Smith craft sorghum molasses nearby. families visited include Hodson, Stephens, and Kellum. Rev T P Baker moved to Fairmount for seminary housing. Lola Carr and Mary Jaynes visit relatives. Fairy Leonard and others traveled to Sheridan. Subscribe for the News.
In North Adams, C E Hines remains active in local affairs. Mrs. Fred Case of Cicero visited her parents here. Fred Scott and family from near Scirclesville joined Ad Pickrell’s family for Sunday. Mrs. H R Cox and children from Jackson County visited relatives. Locals attended Sheridan carnival. Ad Pickrell’s daughter visited her father Nelson Louks near Dillard Monday. Chas Eaton and wife from Tipton stayed with L A Staley’s family. Mrs H R Cox and daughters Joyce Opal and Iona Staley dined with Mrs Mary Pickrell Thursday. Carlin Bogan was raised near Lebanon Monday due to illness of daughter Mrs Dr King. Mrs Milt Hinshaw of Boxley visited Monday.
In a sunlit forest scene Miss Landis and Mr Siward share a tense moment as he seeks a fighting chance of romance. He studies her jewel and hints at a dangerous proposal while she weighs his commitment and the risk before them. The tension builds toward a pivotal decision.
The report shows elevated prices for milk per 100 pounds in November and December, indicating a market uptick in dairy costs. Prices reflect regional market shifts and supply factors affecting dairy producers and retailers.
James D. Baker to auction a farm at Big Springs on Oct 8 1908 with mares cows hogs equipment and household goods plus credit terms. Jacob A. Swain to sell at Charles Higbee farm near Sheridan Elizaville Strawtown road listing cows shoats hay corn taters implements and farm gear with credit terms.
John A. Branson offered a $2 China dish as a special premium to the exhibitor of the largest pumpkin at his store. Seven entries competed and Mrs. Bert Miller won the prize.
An 1908 town ordinance in Sheridan Indiana prohibits minors under eighteen from bowling or congregating in alleys. Violations carry fines from one to ten dollars per game or incident, with the measure taking effect upon passage September 21 1908, signed by Clerk J W Lindley.
Notice to creditors heirs and legatees of Arthur J. Ogle deceased to appear in Hamilton Circuit Court Noblesville Indiana on October 17 1908 and show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved. Heirs must prove heirship and receive distributive shares. Witness the Clerk September 23 1908.
E. E. Newby & Co. announce 32 platted lots 66x182 from Underwood farm east of the M. E. church for build ing purposes. These lots, to be sold reasonable, form the finest Sheridan addition and are offered for choice to buyers.
Local office offers printing of sale bills for notices and advertisements. Service highlights include on demand production, standard formats, and quick turnaround for public and auction postings. Suitable for vendors needing legible, compliant sale documentation.
Piles stem from constipation. nine of ten cases improve once constipation is treated. Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is recommended as a gentle laxative that relieves piles and improves digestion with regular bowel movements. It is priced at 50 cents to a dollar and is stated to be safe for children and those sensitive to stronger purgatives.
Complaint filed by Mary L. VanCleave et al in Hamilton Circuit Court Noblesville Indiana alleges Ellen Leap and her husband are non residents. Defendants are ordered to appear and answer by November 14 1908 at Noblesville Court House or demur to the complaint. Clerk Leroy J. Patty signs the notice September 23 1908.
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