Wheat sowing season and local notices in Staffordshire
Wheat sowing is in full blast as various residents travel and work. Little Gertrude Adams is no better. John Malone works for Allen Osborne. Ethel Ransford shows improvement. Several residents make short trips to Fairbanks Denver Indianapolis Hutsonville and Kingsley chapel. Local routes and housing projects are noted with updates from subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Adams
John Malone
Allen Osborne
Local Social Notes From New Lebanon and Area
Residents and visitors listed include Jess Arbaugh in Indianapolis with hogs for the state fair and Mrs. Mary Lee with daughter Cora heading to Paxton for a future home. Attendees at the Indianapolis state fair include Uncle Peter Hopewell and family and Mrs. Frank Kimberlin. A county ball game saw New Lebanon crush Graysville 13 to 2. Springer Bros. shipped eleven carloads of sheep in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Arbaugh
Indianapolis
Mary Lee
Cora
Paxton
Ill
Peter Hopewell
Frank Kimberlin
Fred Houpt
Lee Evans
Frank Abercrombie
Linton
Richard Mason
Mrs. Mason
Sullivan
Uriah Burns
Terre Haute
Uriah Coulson
W.R. Nesbit
A. G. McNabb
Maggie Coulson
J. K. V Coulson
New Lebanon
Graysville
George Hopewell
Trinity Springs
Springer Bros
Dance and social notices from Jackson Hill area
Tom Puckett and daughters from Coalmont attended a dance at Rusty Browns hall. Several residents are listed as ill or visiting, including P. Smith and Bessie, Ivy and Bert Smith, Miss Mary Moore, Flossie McClanahan, and Louise Boles. A dance is planned for Saturday night. prayer meeting set for Wednesday at the Jackson Hill church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Puckett
Glenn
Peggie
Coalmont
Rusty Brown
Or. P. Smith
Bessie
Ivy Smith
Bert
Mary Moore
Ed Waddell
Jackson Hill
Flossie McClanahan
Eura Bonnom
Charley Keene
Charley Edmonson
Linton
Taylor
Ed Hoag
Shelburn
Jane Wilson
Rube Smith
Belle Ray
Grandma Keyser
Kentucky
Fannie Blevens
Pearl Willis
Gus Wiggens
Glgadora
Henry Craft
Women’s Club selects delegates for State Union in Indianapolis
The Woman's Club met Tuesday afternoon under Mrs. J. T. Hays's call to elect delegates and alternates to the State Union of clubs meeting in Indianapolis October 9. Delegates chosen were Mrs. J. T. Hays and Mrs. T. B. Shaffer. Alternates were Mrs. Otto Krug and Mrs. J. E. Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
T. B. Shaffer
J. T. Hays
State Union of Clubs
Indianapolis
Otto Krug
J.E. Russell
Local Socials and School Moves Roundup
TAR WATER. Charles Thornberry and Park Osburn and their wives spent Sunday at Clint Murdock's. Miss Etta Lovelace left Tuesday for Merom to attend the fall term at U C C. School began Tuesday at the Bell. Miss Grace McClure is teacher. Charles Riggs and wife of Stafford shire spent weekend with the Wilbers. Sadie Lovelace goes to Terre Haute Thursday for State Normal. Mr Taylor of Benson Chapel was guest of Ramsey McClure Sunday. Charles Lovelace and wife of Shelburn visited Perry Brown's. D B Lovelace and wife visited in Shelburn Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Thornberry
Park Osburn
Clint Murdock
Etta Lovelace
Merom
Grace McClure
Charles Riggs
Staffordshire
Everett Wilber
Shelburn
Sadie Lovelace
Terre Haute
Mr. Taylor
Benson Chapel
Ramsey McClure
Charles Lovelace
Big Springs Notes On Local Moves And Visits
Martha Durham left for Oxford Ohio to enter school with her father accompanying her home on return. Several residents visited relatives in Terre Haute Sullivan and Prairieton while others attended the State Fair. The Big Springs Thresher company sold their engine and clover huller to Illinois buyers and plans to buy a new engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Durham
Oxford
Ohio
Ralph Stratton
Ruth Buff
Sullivan
Ross Turman
Emerson Watson
Terre Haute
James Moore
E. C. Eno
Thomas Durham
Tom Medsker
Warren Watson
J. B. Durham
Fidelia Mann
John Royse
Selma Ingersolle
Indianapolis
T. J. Mann
Big Springs Thresher Company
Illinois
Mt Calvary notes and local updates from 1904
Mr Wilson and family visited Ed Dailey's Sunday. Clarence Spencer attends Sullivan school. Elizabeth Stark to teach at Creager. Joy Muchmore to teach at Brodie and Louis Eaton at the Mason. Lon Thomas to bale hay with a new press. Hiram Alsop and Dave Graham bought flocks from Powell and Knotts. Sloop and Morgan attended Mt Moriah picnic. L H Willis sent 300 sheep from Chicago. Montana breeding ewes. Chas Ridgway to finish Geo Wilson rock road. Work on road began June 1 1904. rock crusher now located here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wilson
Jackson Hill
Ed Dailey
Clarence Spencer
Sullivan
Elizabeth Stark
Creager
Joy Muchmore
Brodie
Louis Eaton
Mason
Lon Thomas
Hiram Alsop
Dave Graham
Powell and Knotts
Abraham Sloop
Milner Morgan
Mt. Moriah
L. H. Willis
Chicago
Montana
Chas. H. Ridgways
Geo. Wilson Rock Road
Change of Date for Homeseekers Excursions
Notice states the date in Liston and Taylor's advertisement for homeseekers excursions is incorrect. The correct date is Tuesday October 3rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liston and Taylor
Girl’s Umbrella Harshly Misreads Flirtation on Streetcar
A New York Press report notes a girl misinterprets a flirtation as she uses her umbrella to jab a man in the eye while boarding a streetcar. The incident highlights reckless behavior and public disturbance risks during city transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Press
For Sale Mares on Terms Near Glendora
A good team of mares offered for sale on purchaser friendly terms. Inquiries to G. R. Hawkins located 4 miles north of Glendora. Sale note dated August 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Hawkins
Glendora
Bargain Sale At Krug's Offers Fall Merchandise
Big bargain sale runs to September 27 at Krug's Sullivan offering new fall merchandise. Shoppers are invited to attend, with returns and refunds guaranteed if not satisfactory. Bring your bill to verify each item is exactly as represented and avoid missing good bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Krug’s
Shop Wide Savings On Fabrics And Accessories
Aged penny bargains on yardage and fabrics for dresses gowns and linings. Large selection of outing cloth ribbon silk and wool blends with low prices and limited quantities. Includes Mennen talcum powder and assorted notions with emphasis on cheap yard goods and new stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mennen
Blanket Bargains Promised With Cotton Purchases
Advertisement touts cotton blanket bargains after a large purchase before price increases. It claims heavy, very large blankets at low cost, promising big sizes and solid case lots with a guarantee to match or beat any town price.
Fall 1905 Millinery Polo Shapes at Low Prices
UK milliners bring fall shapes from market with bargains among polo styles. Millinery at fair profit, large city stock, and center bargain tables offer remnants of Wool goods for dresses skirts and waists at half to one quarter off. Remnants labeled KRUG'S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amon
Krug’s
Cloak Store in Sullivan Promises Top Styles This Fall
Empire Coats and fur lined garments headline the new CLOAKS shop stock at KRUG'S in Sullivan. A wide tableful of coats and cloaks offers ample selection with expert fitting and sales staff ready to help. Prices are fair and quality is emphasized to attract customers this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ths
Sullivan
Krug’s
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Fairbanks
Wm. Laughrey
Hutsonville
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Etta Beckworth
James Osborneeni
Manford
Denver
Colorado
Generisit
Will
John Kelley
Ora Patton
Hymera
John Patton
Charles Mayfield
Sand Hill Arm
Rev
McNaughton
Kingsley Chapel
Capt. Sluder
John Kennett
Joe Kennett
John McCarty
Robinson, Ill
Frank Chub
Sherman Willis
Louise Boles
Mr. and Te Saifeover Wes
Woman's Club
D. B. Lovelace
Big Springs
Mary Medsker
Kate Harrington
Prairieton
James Durham
U. C. College
William Pitser
Mrs. Watson
Jacob Evans
Ella
Josie Eno
Laura Langsdon
C. E. Medsker
MT. Calvary
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Krug’s Dry Goods Store
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