Lagonda Notes from a Bustling Village Journal
Lagonda reports a lively mix of social visits, church society notes, and local business updates. Residents Julia Roifenider and Bellefontaine visitors join in, while shifts in shop hours and new painting ventures hint at growing commerce. The Red Men festival, teachers meeting, and Young Peoples Literary Society practice signal upcoming local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell Men
Huck Creek
Toung Peepie’s
Julia Roifenider
City
Suniny Nat
Conner
Bellefontaine
James Sanders
Vienna
J. C. Boy
Virginia
Buri Die
J. W. Nelson
Mes
Joseph Alexander
Eiater Fannie
Charles Little
Moorefield
Lone Star Lodge
C. F
High Cheek
Indy
A. My Tuvenner
May Johnson
Springfield
Ed Neal
Prive Tiaker
Kim Silvers
Enon
Silvers
Henry Baldwin
Mim
Mamie Hovaird
Brainford
Miss Hovaird
Edge
William Berger
A. H Tavennr
Lagonda Avenue
Tavener
John Hawor
Boris
Uliver
Mro
Wm. Connor
Knox
Go's Station
Courlen Holden
Wesley Holden
Lagonda
Inrge
Young Peoples Literary Society
D. C. Lawrance
U. L. Cole
Ino
Fryburger
Geo. Reynard
Florence Boot
Raith Pryburger
Eileea
Laure Hoss
J. M. Derrickson
Orion Reed
Onganist
Gordon
John Fryburger
Geo
Reynard
Ben
Molson
Walter Roane
Ida Church
Grace Locks
McCorkis
McCorkie
Dregacet
Mary
Lesge C. Chapman
Newbury
Finest Goods Shoes Offer Real Quality Appeal
The shop touts top quality footwear chosen for interior style and durability. It claims to avoid shoddy manufacture, offering dress shoes, daily wear, boys and girls lines, and infant shoes in all sizes to ensure value for money and patronage.
Fraternal Lodge meeting on Friday amid strong enlistment talk
Kotehite of Priming Moncrieffe Lodge No 33 held a regular meeting Friday evening with good attendance. Endowment rank progress noted, and appeal made for charter members. Grand Lodge committees plan a 8 o'clock gathering in Division 44 reception room tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kotehite
Priming Moncrieffe Lodge No. 33
Onwatranjer
Fred Miller
Grand Lodge
Tuorn
Uatform
Looth
Ikea
Indianapolis
Lamar Scholes
Market Square
Abie Eegalir
Sir Ruight
Inet
Grand Loder
No. 44
Giraud Lodge of
Ohio Knights of Pythiasill
Thin City
Seation
Outdated Fashions and Jokes in Rural Wear Mingle with History
A long, digressive piece surveys eccentric jokes and period costume in rural life. It notes lipstick jokes, waste baskets as overskirts, and various outfits popular or fading in polite society. It recaps a Commissioner Ham anecdote and a Maine Farmer rhyme memory tied to Whitman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Farmer
Winthrop
de, Holmes
Dickensian Prisoner Rival in Colorado and Pueblo
The article profiles the long-time inmate Vanscoy known as Dickens' Dutchman, recently released from Canyon City after a four year term for horse stealing. He travels to Pueblo to resume crime, having endured seventeen years across Sing Sing Columbus and Jackson prisons. Vanscoy, about 50, remains large in stature, jovial, reading newspapers, and claims prison life suits him better than freedom. He is described as driven by a persistent kleptomania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bangheimer
Cherry Hil
Philadelphia
Ingale
Charles Dickens
Doc” Vansooy
Colorado
Langheimer
Vanscoy
Sing Sing
New York
Columbus
Ohio
Jackson
Mich
Charles Langheimer
Dickens’ Dutchman
Unclear Serpent of City Tale and Odd Rail Fare Note
A fragmentary old text blends a tailor in politics with a joke about fitting laws to cases and a traveler’s tale of speckled trout in Nevada artesian wells. It then shifts to a 1885 roundtrip rail fare offer from May 16 1022 to Martinsburg and nearby towns, inviting Bethren attendees to Cumberland Valleys with tickets at 11.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plo
Hayh
Gojova
Seetia
Nevada
Loualy
Billmore & Ohio RR. Co
Martinsburg
Herrisauburg
Hagrestown
Chamberat Hippo
Ulmbua
Bethren
Pesityiranie
Cumberland Valleys
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Mra
AH Tavconen
Berger
Dayton
Flugo Priedinndertina
Thender
John Haines
Ingavanion
Langue
Coralog
Troy
New Carlisle
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Zaneaville
Chicago
Montans
Textte Citque
Conrn
Unerae Uo
Gilpin Co
Kon
Illinole
Park Row
City Hall
Parrings
Rouse and Parsons
Rouse & Parsons
Isihid
Eis
Ali Ghradizis
On Eee
Anton Afappreratoe
Atoc
Ham
New Orleans
Whitman Lobin
Maine
Tam
Whitman
Coke Whitman
Raed woWell
Lewiston (Mre
John Quincy Aciing
Masaachunetta
Washington
Clay
Executive Mansion
Department of Staff
Prescient
Perley Poote
Boston
Duff Green
Telegraph
Adams
Quincy
Rhode Island
Cranston
Congress
John Marston
Ney
Marston
Mr. Cranston
United Oath
Cranston Aghnat
Farina Dg Tire
United States
Ionahan
Queensware
Monahan
Market ST
Edward Etzkorn
Dyer and Tallor
East Main Arrest
Steam Feather
Aera
Bard Clothing
Yoree & Blee
Rers
Mulborr Street
Kelly
Addrea J. MA
Raleren
Vores & Bien
Ren
Rome
Uwellang
Howe
Wotine
D. A
Vores
Bock
Ore
Ox WaLe
Will Pelaaise Cae
Columbia, A
Voree & Biles
Orers
Vorer & Blee
Paula Staley
Aresda Building
Rmbt
Nepean
Vorce & Bottling
Ordina
Ss ‘Haus & CO
Main Street
R. P. Wills
Pimlott
Helia
COAL
L. J. Hickey
Omar Ane
Woliston, Wilder & CO
Voree & Bice
Hance & CO
Roy
W. A. Hance
South Market St
Jane & Bice
T, Bock
Stork Aeson
DR. Rice
Court Place
Ann
Boeing
Vores & Bilee
Taper
Mtoe
C. A. Macbeth &Co
Pittsburgh
Glas
Dralurs
Ayer
Jenking
Ayers
A. J. Jones
Buxport
Tien
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