Prosperity at Dagger: town notes and blamed citizen
Our Correspondents report in Prosperity Daggers town news. Looming items include B and L capital rise to 50000, coal options north of town, a new K P hall, incomplete depot plans, school expansion debates, and a public question about who is the citizen behind recent scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Dagger
Bloomfield
T. Wilkerson
Graysville Notes On Weather People and Local Happenings
The Graysville column reports cold weather straining fuel, local visits by Virgil Penny and David Chastaine, a sick spell for Flora Sanford, and the dismissal of scarlet fever patients. It notes church meetings, a drowned boy near Hutsonville, new residences planned for spring, a rural telephone project, and upcoming weddings and events including a George Washington birthday program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Penny
Flora Sanford
F. McNaughton
M. E
Prairie Creek Town Sees Smallpox Quarantine
Miss Josie Ring returns from Terre Haute as Prairie Creek reports two mild smallpox cases. A strict quarantine is maintained to prevent a wider outbreak while Rev. Daughterty restarts Sunday meetings, planned to continue for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Ring
Terre Haute
Daughterty
Local Visitors Spend Sunday in Farmersburg Area
Will Crary and sons from Terre Haute visited Sunday. Claud Johns and wife also from Terre Haute visited Mrs Johns parents here last week. Dora Smock, Curryville teacher, spent Sunday here. Mattie Evans and Minnie Manwaring visited in Shelburn Friday. Stark Neale of Terre Haute spent Sunday here. Otis Asbury stayed with Miss Rose of Sullivan Sunday evening. Maggie Kelley, visiting James Crawford and wife, remained here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Crary
Terre Haute
Claud Johns
Mrs. Johns
Dora Smock
Curryville
Mattie Evans
Minnie Manwaring
Shelburn
Stark Neale
Otis Asbury
Miss Rose
Sullivan
Maggie Kelley
James Crawford
Hymera Social Notes Include Visits and Local Changes
S M Patton spent part of last week in Indianapolis. W L McCord visited Rockville with family. J Cristof Spencer visits sister Mrs Lydia Spear. Benton Skinner returned from Oklahoma. Beulah Bennett of Shelburn visited grandparents W H Lyons and wife. Mrs Greene of Patoka staying with daughter Mrs F Bundy. Graves and Mrs Jane wed at bride home last Thursday. Rev Bundy officiated. Baptist meeting continues. Duckworth saloon removed. Wm Smith to open a restaurant in the building. W Ring of Farmersburg was in Hymera last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Patton
Indianapolis
W. L.mccord
Rockville
J. Cristof Spencer
Lydia Spear
Benton Skinner
Oklahoma
Beulah Bennett
Shelburn
W. H Lyons
Mrs. Greene
Patoka
F. Bundy
Bride
Graves
Jane x Rev. Bundy
Baptist Church
Duckworth
Wm. Smith Wi
W. Ring of
Farmersburg
Hymera
Sugar Creek church notes and local visits this week
Next Saturday and Sunday are the regular meeting times at Good Hope. There will be preaching Friday night. Silas Hammond is quite sick at this writing. Harrison Hawkins attended church at Pleasantville last Sunday. Ciell Leach is making rapid progress on his new house. Frank McClanahan and wife visited in this neighborhood last week. Oscar Hawkins and wife spent last week at John Hawkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Hope
Silas Hammond
Harrison Hawkins
Pleasantville
Sunay
Ciell Leach
Frank McClanahan
Oscar Hawkins
John Hawkins
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Parry Brown
K. of P. Lodge
Wn. B. Taylor
F. M. Dugxey
S. M. Gambill
Dugger Schools
Mel Wethers
H. Crawford
Boonville
Mary Bridges
Linton
Jacob Pirtley
Katie
Eld
Zby”" Ndurtaler Buck
Hickory
Ane
Jonah
Cass Township
Dugger
Graysville
Joseph Herper
George Rice
Ross Kester
Franklin
Co-Operative Telephone Company
May Yeager
Addie
J. T. Montgomery
Virginia
John Fisher
Epworth League
George Washington
Prairie Creek
Sugar Creek