Glendora Social Notes Mention Visits and Local Move-Ins
Mrs Eva Harris of Ohio visited sister Belle Shel arn last week Alvah Ford visiting his parents Clay Simmers and wife near Gilmore visited James Bilyew Dan Burras moved into a new house Reed Shelburn and wife visited Mrs Rouse The hotel changed hands John Mosier and family visited John Wilson Mrs Eva Ferree and children visited mother Mrs Lyman ford Belle Shelburn entertained friends at home Saturday evening Terre Haute trip for Hercel Ford Maggie Wyman and Roxie Bilyew attended last day of school at No 2 Snow season but spring fever felt Mabel Scott visited Ruby Leach Mr Shipman Cass will move into Geo Chapman's house when roads improve A sister of Mr Dugger visiting has been very ill Segred and Goldin Pearson visited Lora and Elda Mosier
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Eva Harris
Ohio
Belle Shelarn
Alvah Ford
Clay Simmers
Gilmore
James Bilyew
Dan Burras
Reed Shelburn
Rouse
John Mosier
John Wilson
Lymanford
Hymera
Alex Davis
Sullivan
Ely
Belle Shelburn
Hercel Ford
Terre Haute
Maggie Wyman
Roxie Bilyew
Mabel Scott
Ruby Leach
Mr. Shipman
Cass
Geo. Chapman
Mr. Dugger
Segred
Goldin Pearson
Lora
Elda Mosier
Prairie Creek Notes From Week End
Homer Trueblood of Indianapolis visited his family Sunday. After wrangling the switch board will be placed in charge of Mrs. Alice Kester. The Terre Haute gravel road is in fairly good condition. Bicyclists now complete the round trip in three hours. Geo Rice cleans the school basement. A heater is likely to be installed before the next term starts.
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Homer Trueblood
Indianapolis
Alice Kester
Terre Haute
Geo. Rice
Fishery Attracts Large Metropolitan Crowd In Terre Haute
Mary Hunt visits her sister in Terre Haute. The fishery draws a metropolitan crowd with five or six counties and two states represented. Over ten thousand pounds of fish were caught. Mary Kester hosted Saturday evening. Thirteen took the common school graduation exam Saturday. Everyone with a carriage was out Sunday. Clel Fiske sold his restaurant to farm this season. Thompson Milling Co. runs behind on flour orders.
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Mary Hunt
Terre Haute
Mary Kester
Clel Fiske
Thompson Milling Co
Hymera Notes Summer Activities and Local Visits
George Hinkle of Sullivan visited Hymera on Wednesday. Several Hymera residents attended the Old Fiddlers contest in Terre Haute last week. Miss Stella Asbury returned from Freedom to Hymera. Wm. McCord traveled to Terre Haute midweek. Lillian Moore and daughter visited relatives here. Harold Hinkle went home to Worthington Tuesday. John Nesbaum of Marshall Illinois called on relatives Sunday. Delmar Stark and Bert McClanahan went to Terre Haute. Rev C O Michael of Jacksonville preached at the M E church Friday night. Dr. Walter Ward of Louisville plans to locate here soon. Rev S O Dorsey of Farmersburg led Quarterly meetings Saturday and Sunday. Rev Bundy visited Shelburn. Mrs L Scott of Lewis was here Saturday.
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Harold Hinkle
Worthington
Hymera
Sullivan
Thomas Manwaring
Greencastle
Beasley Bros
John Nesbaum
Marshall
Ill
Delmar Stark
Bert McClanahan
Terre Haute
C. O. Michael
Jacksonville
M. E
Walter Ward
Louisville
S. O. Dorsey
Farmersburg
Bundy
Shelburn
L. Scott
Lewis
Glendora
Alm
Hughes
T. A. Hughes
Hosea Anderson
Pacific Coast
Alva Ford
Frairie Creek
Walter Leach
Dave Hummel
Will Shelburn
Osa Graham
Illinois Medical College of Chicago
Clifford
Ona Botts
Iowa
Keller Coal Company
Chas Hughes
John Anderson
Mr Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Price
Roy Bolinger
Oral Goodwin
Gardner School
Mr. Goodwin
Glendora Notes and Local Moves Highlight Community Life
Glendora correspondent recalls local characters and comings and goings. Hughes family deaths and travels planned to Illinois and Kansas mark the week. Keller Coal Company reports mining progress as residents plan summer moves and school closes.
Furnished Room for Young Man in Good Standing
A furnished room offered by a young man in good standing. Only applicants with first class room placement and proximity to town center need apply. Address P Q box 92.
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P.Q
Fairbanks Local Notes Include Plays and School Updates
John Bowen and Charles Holmes studied workings at Bud Truitt's as the coal firm runs day and night shifts. Two coal seams tested depths over 200 feet with a third seam expected profitable. Ephraim Johnson and family visited John Scott. Rev. A E Daugherty held a Sunday sermon at the Methodist church due to meetings at Dodd Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bowen
Chas. Holmes
Bud Truitt’s
Ephraim Johnson
John Scott
A. E. Daugherty
Methodist
Dodd Bridge
A. W. Dickerson
A. E. McCord
Toom
Hamilton Township
Levi Drake
Willis Drake
Five room residence for sale at Johnson and Crowder corner
For sale is a five room and pantry residence on the corner of Johnson and Crowder streets directly east of Dr. Crowder. The property includes three 624 foot lots and is offered at a reasonable price. Inquiries may be addressed to Mrs. Francis Swelley.
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Johnson and Crowder
Dr. Crowder
Francis Swelley
Merlow School Closing Celebrated with Dinner
Miss Nora Wright wrapped up a successful Merlow term with thanks from students and friends. A bountiful noon dinner followed, and well wishes accompanied her future prospects. Mrs. Andy Price visited her father Green Robins, while Leach bought property in Sullivan and plans to move soon. Harrison Hawkins did business in Brazil last week.
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Nora Wright
Merlow
Whiens
Andy Price
Green Robins
Leach
Sullivan
Harrison Hawkins
Brazil
livestock for sale and eggs for hatch at Paxton Indiana
J R Snyder offers six Duroc Jersey male pigs about 100 pounds each for sale within the next 30 days at 10 dollars. Also Barred Plymouth Rock eggs for hatch at his residence in Paxton Indiana. 3-18 2t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paxton, Ind
J. R. Snyder
Simday School Convention at Curry’s Prairie April 15
The Annual U S Convention at Curry's Prairie Baptist Association will be held at Little Flock on April 15. By order of Howard Campbell President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Curry’s Prairie Baptist Association
Little Flock
Howard Campbell
Notice of School House Letting at Graysville Indiana
Sealed proposals are invited by Turman Township Sullivan County Indiana at Graysville up to 2 o clock PM on April 15 1903 for building and finishing school house No 6 two stories brick with lumber to be supplied except framing ground material provided. A $100 certificate and affidavit are required with bids plans available at residence and in Graysville Saturdays. The township reserves right to reject any or all bids. March 23 1903 WM Thornberry Township Trustee
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Graysville
Indiana
Wemne
Cirdss+ville
Tlaw
General Assembly of
State of
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Terre Haute Trust CO
Terre Haute, Ind
Rtoet
Prairie Creek
George Hinkle
John Tipton and Sons
Stella Asbury
Freedom
Wm. McCord
Lillian Moore
Palmers Prairie
Fairbanks
R. Q. Pogue
Murray Conner
O. D. Johnson
Cordelia Ramsen
State Normal
A. ©. Reynolds
Narrows
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Oliphant
Primitive Baptist Church
Benonia Trueblood’s
Sugar Creek
Simday School
Turman Township
WM. Thornberry
Sullivan County, Indiana
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