Meeting at the Miners’ Bachelor Ball Sparks Secrets
Lieutenant Brant pursues a wary social intrigue around Miss Phoebe Spencer at a western mining camp. A hidden life is hinted as Silent Murphy guards secrets near a camp, while Wynkoop weighs church ties and invitations amid a social chase at a grand ball.
Notable Local Visits and Incidents Reach Across Indiana Towns
Mrs Alia Phillips visits Palestrn as guest of friends. Ralph Edwards of Terra Haute visits relatives in the city. Mrs Jacob Hoke narrowly avoids being struck by an interurban car near Rev J H Carnes. Many locals travel, visit relatives, or recover from illnesses with partial lists of names and places across Terre Haute and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alia Phillips
Palestrn
Ralph Edwards
Terra Haute
Jacob Hoke
J. H. Carnes
Marion Borders
Indianapolis
Abe Hazelrigg
Trinity Springs
Julius Harry
New York
Norfolk
Rank Hiatt
Mys
Ik. G. Carruthers
Maxinkuckee
Robert
Culver Military Academy
Watter Wood
A. M. McGuire
Washington
A. H. Whitsett
Grafton
Sullivan
Whitsett
Pleasantville Notes of Weddings Businesses and Residents
Madame Rumer predicts a marriage prospect in Pleasantville as the Ladies Aid Society benefits the church with ten percent of sales from Hindman’s store. Town residents steady with repairs purchases new residences sales moves retirements and social gatherings including a Sunday school picnic and band supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Rumer
Cupid
A. F. Hindman
Ladies Aid Society
M.el Church
James Wellington
Matt Hale
Bedwell and
Creager Hardware
Squire
Dan Angel
Carlisle
Pleasantville
Rebekah Lodge
Wm. Bedwell
Vincennes
Dr. Pielmier
Zeo. Ward
James Miller
Hermon Rechter Grove
Frank Howard
Robinson Oil Field
Jno. Collens
J. E. McConnell
Dr. Simms
Indianapolis
Ike Douthill
Freelandsville
Cora Lucas
Tribune
Terre Haute
Commissioners Sale of Sullivan and Greene County lands
The Sullivan Circuit Commissioner will offer for sale in Cause 11,396 the northeast and southeast quarters of sections 13 and 24 in township 8 north range west, with ten acres excluded on the southeast corner, plus 26 acres off the west side of the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter of section 19 in foresta north of range 7 west in Greene County Indiana, all as described in the court filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan Circuit
Orart
Henrietta Neeley
Sarah C. Smith
Sullivan County
Indiana
Township
Range
Greene County
Foresta
Real Estate Sale Auction by Commissioner Lindley
On August 5 1907 and thereafter bids are invited for the coal and surface as a unit or separately with payment terms of one third cash one third in six months and one third in twelve months at 4 percent interest secured by notes and mortgages. Purchaser may pay all cash at sale. Commissioner John W Lindley. First insertion July 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brant
John W. Lindley
Sale of Real Estate of the Estate of John Shepherd Deceased
Commissioner J Everett Sanders will sell at private vendue on September 7 at 7:00 p m the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter and the west half of the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section 12, town 8 north range 8 west in Sullivan County Indiana totaling 60 acres cash terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shepherd
Sullivan Circuit Court
Lane J. Neal
James Shepherd
J. F. Scherb
Postoe
Hymera
Sullivan County
Indiana
Oslock A. Im
State of Indiana
Toesit
J. Everett Sanders
Bachelor Miners’ Pleasure Club Plans Notable Miss Spencer Reception
Mr. Jack Moffat the club president dreams of a grand reception for Miss Spencer. The venue above the Occidental is secured with an outside stairway and a boarded saloon passage. Buck Mason will collect invitations at the door while Mrs. Guffy arranges refreshments. Invited guests travel in from nearby sparsely settled regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miners’ Bachelor Club
Phoebe Spencer
Miss Spencer
Mr. Wynkoop
Spencer
Army
Jack Moffat
Bachelor Miners’ Pleasure Club
Occidental
New Lebanon News and Nearby Visits
Thomas Parsons under Dr Lisman after days of illness. Local gossip covers visits by McNaughtons, Bruner and Haggard families, farm work, a missing hogs incident, and a forthcoming East Chapel sermon. Ends with a regional verse about gin and beer reflecting community mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Parsons
Palestine
J. K. Coulson
James Draper
Charles A. Haggard
Indianapolis
Frank Kimberlain
Mr. Haggard
Kimberlain
Thomas Reed
Farmersburg
Harvey Gill
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Glencaid
Murphy
Seventh Cavalry
Ieam
Black Range
Custer
Hmii
Lfe
West Point
Wynkoop
Pour Camp
John Moffat
William McNeil
Episcopal Church
Ofan
Kentucky
Steve Stults
Clinton
Tom Haster
Tillie King
Roy Chapman
Herbert Thralls
Andrew Thompson
Plew
Clifford
Etta Dean
Charles Heap
Jessie Couchman
Johnson
Myra
Dan, Williams
Elijah Coble
Hartley Smock
Clarice
Sim Frakes
Addie Ammerman
Thornt Pounds
Fletcher's Chapel
A. M. Couchman
Thomas Couchman
Kansas
Mrs. Carey
Crawford
M. E. Churea
Marco
Ora Pool
Everette Spencer
Commissioners Sale
New Lebanon