Immense fair grounds praise and cautions on costs
A reader extols the fair at St. Louis highlighting the Congress of Nations, Bible exhibitions, and the Fine Arts displays while noting the Indian and Rough Rider shows. The article praises the Jerusalem panorama and Baby Incubators, warns about prices, and advises using a hotel, carrying a map, and avoiding unnecessary purchases to see the world affordably.
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Getter
Congress of Nations
Louisiana Territory
Fine Arts
Belgium
France
Germany
Jerusalem
Christ
Col. Cummins
Texas Ranger
Vienna
Indiana
St. Louis
Ice Cream Supper and social visits reported across communities
Providence notes show multiple ice cream suppers in New Lebanon Graysville and Mt Tabor with visitors from Merom Linton and surrounding areas. Attendees include Will Eaton Joy Arnett Nora Burnett Jim Johnson and many others as they share meals and Sunday visits amid wheat threshing season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lebanon
Will Eaton
Merom
Joy Arnett
Jennie Johnson
Nora Burnett
Win Wilkey
Nathan Weir
Graysville
Edgar Abell
H. H. Burton
Tom Webb
John Burnett
Mt. Tabor
Mary Burnett
Glendora
Jim Johnson
Mahaley Burton
Sarah Houpt
Plew
Willis Page
Georgia Evans
Clarence Wilson
Clifford Church
Myrtle Burnett
Guy Burnett
Linton
Roscoe Carruthers
Levi Cox
Sarah Pinkston
Ruby Sutton
Providence
Ollie Daniels
Katherine Eaton
Richard Johnson
George
John Woodard
Diisy Breason
Fraughts return to new wide house in Farmersburg
Mrs W C Fraught and children came home to a rebuilt expanded house by Dr Faught after a visit to Robinson and Annapolis. The Bee notes community events including Miss Clara Graham hosting Terre Haute guests, a church funeral in Liberty, and plans for the Old Settlers picnic by the Retail Merchants Association on August 18 and 19 with many local families attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bee
W. C. Fraught
Robinson
Annapolis
Dan McClanahan
W. J. Fisher
W. A. Johns
Horne
Billa Curry
Liberty
Elder Shaw
Liberty Cemetery
Milt Mitchell
Henry Wimen
Sam Rogers
Anderson
Ward Carter
Illinois
Andy Curry
William. F. Curry
Clay Denney
Clara Graham
Terre Haute
Jessie Monday
Nettie Walker
Minnie Shoemaker
Lulu Lambert
Becky Pratt
Vera VanCleve
Vivian Volkers
Sally
Dell Eavey
Charles Huntwork
Bert
Otto Seifert
Will Lambert
Raymond VanCleve
Clayborn Eavey
Ross Graham
Robert Graham
Sharpe
Iva Sharpe
Thurman McDonald
Orion Stock
Henry W. Thompson
P. M. Hayworth
Andrew Thompson
Bert Wood
Thompson Scott
Ira Drake
Arthur Hopewell
John G. Lloyd
Retail Merchants Association
Local social notes from Merom and surrounding towns
Irvin Burton improves with writing. Wash French and wife and Miss Lora Raley spent Sunday at Merom. Mr. and Mrs. Ryle Ransford visited Andy Borders of Sullivan Monday. Miss Kate Monroe of Sullivan stayed with her parents over the weekend. Miss Ruth Burton and Cora Gorham of Graysville plus Jake Foutz attended camp meeting at Sullivan Sunday. Hughes of Benson Chapel visited Sunday evening. A cream supper was held at Graysville. Monroe visited Miss Easter Parr Sunday evening. Ora Patton accepted a job at Sullivan. John Walters was in Sullivan Monday. Gillie Christison returned from a week in Henderson Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Burton
Wash French
Lora Raley
Merom
Ryle Ransford
Andy Borders
Sullivan
Kate Monroe
Ruth Burton
Cora Gorham
Graysville
Jake Foutz
Ess Hughes
Benson Chapel
Arve Monroe
Rural Route 2 Harvest Rush Brings Short Hand
Rural Route 2 notes harvest at hand with scarce help. local residents visit relatives and townsfolk travel between Sullivan Merom and Walker's Chapel. Arthur Harris sick. Nannie Johnson and Nora Burnett seen in town. Willie Penny and Joy Arnett visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy Davis
Sullivan Friay
Joy
Goldie Arnett
Joan Davis
George Coffman
Walker’s Chapel
Richard Johnson
Lon
Charley Davis
John Shepard
Nellie
Arthur Harris
Nannie Johnson
Willie Penny
Big Springs
Wm. Arnett
Warren Watson
Abbie Johnson
Joy Arnett
Nora Burnett
Merom
Big Springs Social Notes and Thresher Totals
Glenn Leach from Greencastle and Nellie Gray spent Sunday together. Elsie Shields and Hallie Badger of Graysville attended church. Chaney Stratton and Hoke of Sullivan passed through en route to a river outing. Horace Walker of Palestine visited Mary Manning. May Duffer of Terre Haute visited last week. Dr. Durham thrashers produced 1430 bushels of wheat and Warren Watson 986, the top totals. For Rent one dollar a month near the court house pasture southwest of town. A. Beed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Leach
Greencastle
Nellie Gray
Elsie Shields
Hallie Badger
Graysville
Messrs
Chaney
Stratton and Hoke
Sullivan
Horace Walker
Palestine
Mary Manning
May Duffer
Terre Haute
Durham
Warren Watson
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Court House
New Northside Shoe Store
Dorothy Dodd
Jonson Bros. Etc
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North Side Shoer
Oxfords
Cosetta
Angelo Asti
Paris
Marguerite
JuLius
Sullivan, Indiana
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