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Newspaper
Smithville News
Location
Smithville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1908
Page
3
Linthicum notes mixed health updates with Miss Hattie Snow visiting the Craves family and Theodore Davis with Zack Jackson. Mrs. Mary Johnson remains ill. A sawmill owned by Cal Rainbolt was nearly destroyed by fire last Friday night.
CORRespondence from Harrodsburg lists visitors and residents, including a birth announcement for a son to Bart Crum and wife. Several Bloomington and Bedford trips are noted, with illnesses slowly improving, and Sunday school adjournment until April 1909.
McLaughin and family relocate from Sanders to a winter residence. Lowery and family return from a visit with relatives at Sanburn. Fred Storms buys the Robt Sharpless farm west of town. Mrs Sharpless plans to move to Montana. Chas Smith and family from Victor will occupy Dr H Baker house on Mill St. J W Elrod and wife of Norris Ind visit their daughter Mrs Baker and depart Tuesday.
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