Wonderland theatre ring prize winner and Bloomington amusements
Wim P. Bell, a retired farmer on Euclid Ave, won the diamond ring prize at the Wonderland theatre run by W A Brissenden in Bloomington. Brissenden offers the best open air amusement theatre there. A Bloomington paper quotes James Marlin saying Bryan will stand behind his own gun and furnish his own ammunition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. P. Bell
Euclid Ave
Wonderland Theatre
W. A. Brissenden
Bloomington
James Marlin
Bryan
Local Notes And Moves From Area Communities
H. F. Dillman on the sick list. Miss Elsie Jones visiting Bloomington. Andrew Cain moved his family to Paynetown. Randall and family at the soldiers reunion in White Hall. Ralph Rhorer and wife returned to Greencastle after visiting relatives here. Miss Vesta Simmons with college students to Lake Geneva Wisconsin for five weeks. Mrs. E A Maners and sons visiting relatives in Owen county. Clear Creek residents Dr. Simmons and wife visited, doctors, parents at Muncie. Boumont's moved to Bloomington. Miss Mettie Allen returned after visiting Do. Mr and Mrs Hawkins moved to their farm near Heltons ville. Miss Bess Rice of Bloomington visited aunt Mrs Gus Rice. J A Glaspy and daughter, Louis Trisler and family, George...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Rhorer
Greencastle
Vesta Simmons
Lake Geneva
Wis
E. A. Maners
Owen County
Clear Creek
Dr. Simmons
Doctors
Muncie Sunior Checkers
Whntgomery’s
Boumont’s
Bloomington
Mettie Allen
Jim Boucher
J. D. Blackwell
Local notes from Harrodsburg and nearby towns
Mrs J Baker visited Blooming ton and Dr Baker did business in Smithville. The Bakers and Mr and Mrs Baker attended the Salem fair. Mrs John Larkins of Peerless and Cecil Bartlett of Bedford called locally. Ralph Carter from Smithville conducted business here. Doub moved into Ed Poucher’s vacated residence as visitors from Terre Haute and Oolitic arrived. Natice the post master toured the watermelon patch last week. Mrs Thos WicGlothin and Gerald Doub are sick. Chas Smith visits from Montana. Mrs Earnest May’s wife near town recovers from malaria fever. Harrodsburg quartet sang at Smithville Sunday evening. Pam y and Ruby Ping returned from Bloomington after two weeks. Many attended the Wild West show in Bloomington Wednesday. Mrs Frank Oliphant went to Princeton to be with sister Mrs Elmer Boucher who is ill. Miss Cecil Carmichael Oscie Ella Clay Hershel Clay Cecil Bartlett Ora Johnson Dr and Mrs Baker attended Smithville church Sunday night.
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Cecil Carmichael
Oscie and
Ella Clay
Hershel Clay
Cecil Bartlett
Ora Johnson
Baker
Smithville
Harrodsburg Quartet Featured at Sunday Services
The Harrodsbury quartet Dr. Baker Homer Johnson Cecil Bartlett and Rev Gornall performed at the M H services Sunday evening and received high praise. Rev Gornall will preach again next Sunday a week which may be his last unless returned by the annual conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrodsburg
Dr. Baker
Homer Johnson
Cecil Bartlett
Rev. Gornall
M. H
Gornall
County Fair Promised With Merchants Backing
A county fair is assured this year with merchants and farmers financing it. It will be an old fashioned event featuring county exhibits and fine races. Last year's fair was not financially large but was a success in other respects and popular with attendees.
Notice of Administration for Hugh M. Eaton Estate
The Clerk of the Circuit Court of Monroe County Indiana appoints Lewis J. May as administrator of the estate of Hugh M. Eaton late of Monroe County deceased. The estate is indicated as solvent. Sept 2 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Monroe County
State of
Indiana
Hugh M. Eaton
Lewis J. May
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Elmer E. Nixon
Ralph B. Carter
Wilter Trriscur
Office Monroe Co. Telephone Co
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H. F. Dillman
Andrew Cain
Paynetown
Randall
White Hall
Mrrs. Hawkins
Heltonsville
Bess Rice
Mrs
Gus Rice
J. A. Glaspy
Louis Trisler
George
Edison Phonograph
Ay Ag
Wst
Kadison’s Cigar Store
B. Peeve
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J. M. Hunter
Ennis Balmer
South Walnut Street
J. Baker
Mrs. Baker
John Larkins
Peerless
Bedford
Ralph Carter
Doub
Ed Poucher
Mrs. Cobbel
Natice
Thos. WicGlothin
Gerald Doub
Chas. Smith
Montana
Harnest May
Smithvile
Pamy
Ruby Ping
Frank Oliphant
Princeton
Elmer Boucher
MO. T. Foster
Harrodsbury Quartet
Jackson
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