Gilmour Social Roundup Sees Local Visits and Moves
Gilmour residents and visitors fill the week with family and friend visits. L. M. Fisher and daughter Chloe Fisher hosted by L. M. Fisher, while Eugene Ingale studies in Terre Haute and Misses Lassie Clark Sadie Skinner visited Jasonville. James E. McBride and A. E. Tennis left for the World's Fair and will return soon. Daniel Hackett, coal mine boss, serenaded then plans to move to Forest Park. Charles Dougherty promoted to replace him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lassie Clark
Sadie Skinner
Jasonville
Minnie Deem
Near Freedom
Fred Deam
James E. McBride
A. E. Tennis
Gilmour
George York
Jackson Hill
Jessie Ellickson
Residents and visitors travel between New Lebanon and Sullivan
Riverton Mrs. Sam Honewell and children were in New Lebanon Saturday evening. W. W. Faraugh with wife and son John from Sullivan visited D. L. Taylor and family. John Rosenbolt moves his family from Richwoods to town. N Harper Burnett and D. L. Taylor plan a trip to the World's Fair next week. Mrs. Amy Combs Roy and Amy Marshino of New Lebanon were here Sunday. Several locals will go to Sullivan Tuesday to see Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Honewell
New Lebanon
W. W. Faraugh
John of Sullivan
D. L. Taylor and
Mr. Harbaugh
Harper Burnett
D. L. Taylor
Amy Combs
Roy
Amy Marshino
Sullivan
Bryan
Shiloh Notes and Local Social Tidbits
Carrie Smeadley takes a clerk position at Linton Supply Co. branch near Little Giant. Martin Pirtle visited Dageer Saturday. A protracted meeting at Shite closed with four new church members. Paxton folks attended Shiich Sunday night. Elmer Wyatt and wife of Linton visited relatives. Seph Beck family near Freelandville visited relatives locally. Jesse Page and wife traveled to Dugger Saturday. William Stanley traveled to Dugger Saturday. Henry Monk died Thursday night and was buried at Woodard cemetery on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Smeadley
Linton Supply Co
Little Giant
Henry Monk
Woodard
People and visitors around Mt Calvary and nearby towns
Dave Graham and G J Spencer were in Dugger on Thursday. Connie Willis and J W Miles of Sullivan were in the area last week working for Prudential. Samuel Duncan of Lutesville Mo is visiting Mel Creager and mother. Dick Arnett of Newport Ark visited relatives here last week. he once lived nearby. Mr Vaughn bought the place formerly owned by Al Shake. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Nolan Robbins. Mrs Chas N Dailey and Mr and Mrs Abram Sloop visited at Linton with Charles Sloop and family last weekend. Mrs Hinkelman and David Graham and wife spent Sunday with Jim Greenlee and wife at Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Duncan
Lutesville
Mel Creager
Dick Arnett
Newport
Ark
Mr. Arnett
Mr. Vaughn
al Shake
Nolan Robbins
Chas. N. Dailey
Abram Sloop
Charles Sloop
Linton
Sunday visits noted for local families
Sam Hopewell and family visited D. L. Taylor Sunday. Tom Cox and wife visited S. Creed and wife near Trimble NL Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hopewell
D. L. Taylor
Tom Cox
S. Creed
Trimble
Mrs Hinkleman and Mrs Shepler Visit Smedley Family
Mrs Will Hinkleman of Angeles Camp California and Mrs Richard Shepler with her son Albert visited the family of William Smedley on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Hinkleman
Angeles Camp Caifornia
Richard Shepler
Albert
William Smedley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Humphries
Chloe Fisher
Dugger
L. M. Fisher
Eugene Ingale
Terre Haute
John Bledsoe
Law
W. E. Ellickson
Donke Mit
Dr. Deem
Hymera
Daniel Hackett
Indiana Southern Coal Company
al Wasmer
Edgar Lyle
Harry Graves
Mr. Hackett
Forest Park
Chear
Charles Dougherty
James Burris
Amos Pierce
Carrie Burris
Riverton
John Rosenbolt
Richwoods, N
Shiloh
Martin Pirtle
Dageer
Shite
Shiich
Elmer Wyatt
Seph Beck
Freelandvile
Jesse Page
William Stanley
MT. Calvary
Dave Graham
G. J. Spencer
Connie Willis
J. W. Miles
The
Prudential Insurance Company
Hinkleman
David Graham
Jim Greenlee
Fitzsimmons Auction Co
Shelburn
Indiana
James R. Riggs
Prof
Bonausinga
Wm. FitzSimmons
Hotel Davis
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