Bays Family Visits Worthington and Bloomfield
Mrs. John S. Bays and her two youngest sons traveled to Worthington for a two week visit and also spent time in Bloomfield during the trip.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Times
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1884
Page
3
Mrs. John S. Bays and her two youngest sons traveled to Worthington for a two week visit and also spent time in Bloomfield during the trip.
Readers seeking additional copies of the Times for the September 13 1834 issue containing the Experts report are advised to call promptly.
Mr and Mrs J Harvey Wilson visited Jackson township with the Sami Patten family and attended the Sunday wedding of Miss Mmma Patten to Mr William Tichenor.
Mrs Chaney mother of John C and Silver Chaney is ill with typhoid fever at her son's home. She recently came from Fort Wayne to visit her children and fell ill shortly after arriving.
The Ritter stock of groceries confections cigars and holiday goods will be closed out at large discounts while a select line of staples and bakery items remains. Wolfe and Bushell plus L Stewart's Agencies plan continued operations at the old stand with cash sales and insured service. a later assault report cites Davin A of Wappas seeking legal protection after a violent incident.
Sullivan echoes with weather talk and coal questions as Vandalia editor muses on blond angels. Jefferson's Ruben Gilmore visits, strangers seek work and coal, Ritter relocates to Bryansville, and a new grocery with delivery opens. County improvements and church debates mix with wedding news and a bridal hour poem.
The notice begins with a sworn statement about horse and buggy use on September 25 and threats by Homer Hamilton, including a gun discharge and injury. It then lists the Circuit Court proceedings for the week ending October 18, 1884, detailing numerous cases: partitions, sales, injunctions, divorces, quiet titles, notes, and judgments involving multiple parties such as John Glass, John Rogers, Mary Ladd, Rebecca East, Foxworthy, Wilden, and others, with several deeds approved and sales reported.
A匿名 list of land transfers shows multiple parties including Ed Sheehey Noah Brooks and John Shake, with acreages ranging from 2 to 248 acres, all titled with warranties or quit claims. Transactions include Wallace Wood to J W Edwards for 2 lots in Pleasantville and J Brentlinger to G H Hoke for 7 acres.
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