Ed Arnett says it is a girl amid threshing activity
In Staffordshire threshing continues as Ed Arnett reveals the birth of a girl. Farmers report adequate corn storage and good rains. Local visits include Cherney Davis from Farnsworth and Cal Foutz with Lulu Coppage in Union Chapel. Weekend events feature Graysville gatherings and an ice cream supper with a lively crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Arnett
Acob Foutz
Homer Lester
Gus Ransford
Graysvile
Cherney Davis
Farnsworth
Cal Foutz
Lulu Coppage
Union Chapel
Ora Patton
Hardy Osborne
Maggie Pierson
West Union, Ill
J. B. McKinney
Mother
Fairbanks Community News Recap of Local Happenings
Last week's rain was welcome as Drs Neff and Thomson visited Josephus Thomas. Areas around the town saw improvements in stores, land purchases by O Parks near Robinson Tl, and several social events including commencements and visits from nearby towns. George Rice's house burned in midday blaze. damage limited by quick response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drs. Neff
Thomson
Josephus Thomas
George Rice
Frank Clarks
Jackson Hill Notes on Visitors and Mine Injury Recovery
Miss Mary Dolan of Terre Haute returned home Friday after visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Burns. Ruel Burns made a brief visit. The tent meeting continues this week until Thursday night. Dr. Sewe! Coulson spent Sunday with his Indiana parents. Earl Hoge, injured in the mine, has returned to Jackson Hill and is improving rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dolan
Terre Halle
A. C. Burns
Fionday
Ruel Burns Necume Anicher
Sewe
Coulson
Indianapolis
Earl Hoge
Jackson Hill
Caledonia News Roundup with Visits and Births
Van Brooks gains ability to walk unaided after early mine injury. Mr and Mrs Frank Jeffers visit relatives. Robert Knox and Sam Tom of Mecca spend the 4th with James Knox. Homer Burke family go to Brazil. Pleas Jones and Chas McGuire join James Jones family at Sullivan. John Wakerpleck and Dan Brown spend the Fourth in Terre Haute. John Money Jake Finnigan Ed Abel and Tom Waters head to Riverton for a celebration. Mrs Cal Moore bears a fine boy on the 38rd. both mother and child well. Christer Gude slips but avoids injury. Harry Blue and family travel to Hymera for a celebration. Gasoline stoves for sale at the H H H at right prices. 50 31
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jeffers
Robert Knox
Sam Tom
Mecca
James Knox
Homer Burke
Brazil
John Money
Jake Finnigan
Ed Abel
Tom Waters
Riverton
Cal Moore
Christer Gude
Harry Blue
Kate
Hymera
Rainy day relief and local notices from Big Springs
A heavy Sunday rain fell in Big Springs. A cow belonging to Mr. Walters was killed by lightning on Thursday. Rev. Atkinson will preach next Sunday morning and evening. Mary Manning and Martha Durham depart Friday for a visit to Waveland and Crawfordsville. The ten cent show and the dance hall drew larger crowds than the church. Hallie Turman visited Fairbanks township last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walters
Atkinson
Mary Manning
Martha Durham
Waveland
Crawfordsville
Hallie Turman
Fairbanks Township
Sugar Creek Notes on Corn and Visits
Sugar Creek reports corn looking fine while Harrison Hawkins visited Sunday in the neighborhood. Blackberry vines are under suspicion and closely watched. Mrs. Steve Leach was on the ek list last week. Showers on Sunday were welcomed by all. No meeting at Good Hope due to smallpox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Hawkins
Steve Leach
Indiana State Fair Premium List for 1903 Exceeds Previous Issues
The Indiana State Fair premium list for 1903, to be held in Indianapolis in September 1918, offers total premiums of 20426 dollars and 75 cents. Sousa and his band will perform September 16 and 17 at the fairgrounds and Tomlinson Hall, with other attractions planned. Premium lists and entry blanks are available by sending a postal card to Charles Downing, Secretary, State House, Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
State Board of Agriculture
Sousa
Tomlinson Hall
Chas. Downing
State House
Ind
Night Was Her Terror Cured by King’s New Discovery
Mrs. Chas Applegate of Alexandria Indiana suffered night coughs and consumption with blood spitting. After three bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery she recovered weight and health. The medicine cures coughs colds la grippe bronchitis and lung troubles. Price 50 cents and 1.0. Trial bottles free at Joe K Smock’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Applegate
Alexandria
Ind
Dr. King
Joe K. Smock
Bids Sought for Stand Privilege at S. 8S Convention
The undersigned will receive bids for stand privilege at the S. 8S convention to be held at Mann Grove on Thursday August 13 1903 No intoxicants allowed on the ground Let to highest responsible bidder Bids close Thursday August 6 Nate Weir signs this notice.
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Mann Grove
Nate Weir
Dr King's New Life Pills Promote Strength and Health
The advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a quick health booster transforming weakness into vigor and listlessness into energy. Sold by Joe K Smock for 25 cents per box. Bertha Ruston returns from a westward trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Joe K. Smock
Non-Resident Notice in Sullivan County Indiana
State of Indiana notifies several Creager family defendants that a partition and quiet title suit is filed in Sullivan Circuit Court. They must answer by October 12, 1903 or the case proceeds in their absence. Judge Robert Taylor presides. attorneys are John T. and Will H. Hays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Taylor
Sullivan Circuit Court
John T. and
Will H. Hays
Plaintiff
Connie B. Bedwell
Sullivan County
Indiana
Nancy Dickingon
Willliam Dickinson
A. G. McNabb
Caroline Wood
Quiet Title Complaint Filed in Sullivan County Indiana
In Sullivan County Indiana an October Term case 1805 lists Melville G. Creager as plaintiff against multiple Creager relatives and others for a quiet title action. Attorneys Joeln T. Hays and Will H. Hays filed the complaint on July 11 1903 with an affidavit by John G. Creager et al. Defendants were notified to appear by October 12 1903 at the Sullivan County Court House or risk a judgment in their absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Indiana
Sullivan County
Charles F. Spencer
Ann &. Creager
John T
Will H. Hays
Sullivan Circuit Court
John G. Creager
William B. Creager
Lillie Creager
Richard Creager
Bernice Creager
James R. Creae
Rachel L. Powell
Indiana
Sullivan
State of
Melville G. Creager
Ann E F. Creager
Joeln T
Sullivan Circuit
Wiliam B. Crercer
Bernice LiCreager
James
Partition Suit in Sullivan County Indiana 1908
October Term Sullivan County Indiana 1908 Orlando Snyder No 10851 complaint for partition and quiet title filed July 1903 by John T and Wil A Hays attorneys against John G Creager William B Creager Richard Creager Bernice Creager James R Creager and Richard L Powell not residents of Indiana. Court to hear in Sullivan Court House October 1908 without presence of defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando Er Snyder
Ann FE. Creager, Et al
Notice of Appointment of Executrix
Notice records NAN B. WOOD named Executrix with I. H. Kalley as Attorney. File shows 5131 reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora B. Bedwell
J. H. Kalley
Nan B. Wood
I. H. Kalley
Town board handles claims and water works settlement
At last Thursday’s regular meeting the town board approved routine claims. J H Hawkins of Decatur Illinois who dug the town well near the water works requested payment of a $2900 contract bill the board had refused. A special meeting was held Friday night to decide the water question and action is expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Hawkins
Decatur
Ill
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