Boonville Notes Mark A Busy Week In Town
Local items report visits by Mrs Callahan and Miss Young, a new hotel opening on St Valentine’s Day, and social events at J P Stratten’s. Excursion tickets to New Orleans advertised, and an Uncle Tom’s Cabin troupe to perform at the Opera House with Kate Partington as Topsy.
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New Lebanon Temperance Meeting Highlights Local Figures
The New Lebanon temperance group plans an entertainment led by lodge members with BA Alten as the new deputy. Prof. Griffin owns a 700 volume library. J. Springer and J. W. Burnett hold multiple local posts. Rev. Hutchinson preaches well. A public questioning of Mr Willis follows, probing past blue ribbon ties and recent positions. Republicans seek township convention details as Democrats pledge to back only temperance men.
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Bee Wilkey and Allen frame building near post office
The readable fragment describes Bee Wilkey and Allen in a frame building west of the post office. It mentions nations, hate, pools and shoes with an advertising claim about saving money. The text is garbled but suggests a sales pitch and a dispute with a refrain about big money.
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Jolly Contributor and Town Deals in Local Satire
A jumble of light local notes and opinions covers politics whisky taxes and moral policing. The writer praises city limits on youth street exposure and mocks licensing and taxes while mentioning Austin’s new Capital building and a Sunday scene with a comedy troupe at the opera house.
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Irregularities at Opera House and Local Assaults Reported
A sequence of disturbances is described with Charley Crawley halted by a man called Irish Tom who warned him not to pass a route. Another attack on James Hagen follows, attributed to the same unidentified assailant who disrupted the opera house meeting. The Lester Combination offers amusements this week with thin orchestration. Misaddressed postal parcels are no longer accepted by the post office.
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Musical Evening Honors Mrs Cavins and Her Class
A large gathering at Mrs Flora Cavins residence Saturday night celebrated her musical class with numerous solo and duet performances by Efie Coulson Mary Brewer Ada Kirkham Ada Kivett Maud Reed K Ogle G Stansil Flora Mayfield Georgie Eaton Fannie Reed L Crowder and others Mrs Cavins praised as an excellent popular teacher who has about 30 pupils The notice also advertises Wilkey Allen merchants near the post office offering hats boots and shoes and promotes The Knowing Donkey with Uncle Tom’s Cabs as worth seeing.
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Georgie Eaton
Fannie Reed
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Merom Local Notes and Family Updates
Varioloid case dismissed as minor eruption. Myrtie Shidler is ill with lung fever. Will Waller visited Robinson last week. Many sore arms from waxin appears. Mrs. Lou Hutson improving. An old student reports back. Field of Buffalo still active in music circles. Linconia Society urged to challenge Antioch in literary contest. Miss Mattie Wasson starts juvenile vocal class. encourage attendance. Hunt visited family near New Lebanon over weekend. County youths urged to seek education locally and join U C C programs.
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Lost $400 From Brokaw Estate
Jerry Thomas states he received over 400 dollars from the Brokaw estate Monday afternoon and placed it in his pocket-book inside his vest. He slept with the vest under his pillow and awoke to find the pocket-book missing. Hoskins recalls being with him and says no one could enter the house without the dog alerting. Thomas offers a liberal reward for the return.
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