County News Notes From Farmington Area
Shelby Johnson stays with Smyra Johnson and Florence Welsh visits relatives. Prof. Hall resumes school duties. Mrs. Mary Johnson of Farmersburg visits relatives. John Kissner returns from the U S Navy. Township examination reports twenty five graduates. Minnie Hilderbrand back at the switchboard amid measles. Pastor Daugherty absent due to illness in family. Sunday School at 9 30 at Fairbanks Union. Gyp the Heiress performed at Prairie Creek to good response. Harve McKinney dies at 79. third local death in weeks. Clarence Weir and Roxie Johnson at township exam. Wm Bain moves to Wm Sanders house near Providence. Mrs. Thomas McKinley and daughter ill with grip. Protracted meeting at Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kissner
U. S. Navy
Minnie Hilderbrand
Daugherty
Graysville
Gyp the
Prairie Creek
Harve McKinney
Drake Cemetery
Telephone line repair noted in Graysville area
A brief in the Graysville town section reports the telephone company has been jogging a line leading from Graysville toward the past part of the town, indicating maintenance work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Telephone ‘Company
Graysville
Big Springs Social Notices and Church Reorganization
Will Watson attended a Merom society event Saturday night. Anna Moore visits her brother Will this week. Rita and Ross Turman went to Middletown Saturday. Josie Eno stays with her brother J. Eno. W. Watson and wife attended services at the College Chapel. Local girls with Mrs T J Mann practiced Easter music. Reminder to reorganize Sunday School next Sunday for the summer and to maintain regular attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Moore
Will
Rita
Ross Turman
Middletown
Josie Eno
W. Eno
J. W. Watson
College Chapel
T. J. Mann
Thawing and town growth noted in local report
The report praises thawing conditions and new sidewalks while forecasting spring building. Work will start on unfinished sidewalks when weather allows. A ladies Bazaar opens across from Newt Bott’s livery Barn. The Southern depot on West Jackson is expected to boom the area. A social season kickoff featured Miss Esta Littlejohn and her husband, with guests and a mandolin club providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esta Littlejohn
Newt Bott
Southern
West Jackson Street
Littlejohn
Hen Watfor
Ds Hunter
Lige Gilman
Charles’ Barnhart
George Britton
Palmer's Prairie Church Mourns Mrs Marlow in Sullivan
Mrs John Marlow a well known member of the church died at her home in Sullivan on Tuesday morning. Services were held Wednesday afternoon led by Elder Francis. The community reports many suffering with the grip and notes ongoing mining work at Mildred Mammoth Vein and Keller mines. Additional items mention family moves and stray hogs near Sullivan with a call for information on six wild hogs missing since February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marlow
Sullivan
Francis
Goldie Butts
Herbert
Ha Hill
Help Wanted In Sullivan Farmhouse and Barn Work
Classified notice seeking a man for barn work and a woman for housework in Sullivan Indiana. Good wages offered to the right parties. Listed by J C Brown at 36-21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Brown
Sullivan
Ind
Stolen Horses Near Shelburn Reported with Reward
Strayed or stolen on Wednesday night March 16, two bay horses taken from 2% miles south of Shelburn. One mare with blaze and left fore foot blemish, another horse with crooked hind feet and several small white spots on right shoulder. Liberal reward for information. Intervening party contacted via 36 St. LL. R. Cunningham.
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Shelburn
Interwen dl
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the Clothier of
Indiana
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart, Shaffner
Marx
United States
Boy’s
Children’s Department
Woods
Ord
Hart Schaffner
Merx
County News
Shelby Johnson
Smyra Johnson
Florence Welsh
Hall
Mary Johnson
Farmersburg
Fairbanks Union
Atend
Clarence Weir
Roxie Johnson
Wm. Bain
Wm. Sanders
Providence
Thomas McKinley
Rurman Township
Win
Shields
Thomas
Big Springs
Will Watson
Merom
Hymera
Indianapolis
Palmer’s Prairie
Wison
Mildred
Mammoth
Keller
Ole
Wife
Terre Or Haute
Tony Rich
John Shipman
Shipman
John Trueblood
Charles McDonald
Perry Davis
Grover McClanahan
Levi Springer R. F. D
LL. R. Cunningham
Mattix, Turman & Riggs
North Side
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