Hymera Happenings and Local Notices
Everett Sanders of Clay county and Dr William Asbury of Coal City visited Hymera during the week. Mrs Charles Barnhart sees relatives in Ohio. Noah Drennon of Sullivan and Miss Elis Neal of Jasonville were in Hymera Tuesday. Zella Heath of Jasonville and Ivonie Evans of Ohio were guests of the Misses Eagle. Glennie Branson, daughter of Jobin and Lina Branson, died Friday. burial at Bethel Cemetery Saturday. The little daughter of Jack Klanssuer and wife died Friday. taken to Evansville for burial Friday afternoon. Hymera has three candidates for county offices James Sarceut Sheriff Cary Littlejohn Representative Robert Beckett Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Asbury
Coal City
Charles Barnhart
Ohio
Zella Heath
Jasonville
Ivonie Evans
Eagle
Glennie Branson
Jobin
Lina Branson
Bethel Cemetery
Jack Klans Suier
Evansville
Iymera
James Sarceut
Cary Littlejohn Oy
Robert Beckett
New Lebanon Notes Report Births Schools Open and Cattle Shipments
New Lebanon notes announce a daughter born to John F. Allen and wife on September 20. The local schools opened Monday with Kemp as principal and named staff for first and second intermediates. Last week cattle shipments totaled 10 carloads, bringing since July to 19 carloads. Community updates mention visits to the State fair and a rumored change to telegraph service reducing to a flag station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Davis
Franki Kimberlin
Austin Sinclair
Prairie Creek Social Notes and Local News Briefs
Mrs Pound and daughter from Missouri visited Lettie Sharpas and mother. Sam Denny and wife from Chicago returned home Monday. Laura McClanahan of Jasonville visited the Misses Tichenor. Ilyosaie Denney of Farmersburg returned home Sunday. Mr Ford of Middletown Farmers visited Friday evening. Seofs Will Hume and Arthur McFoo of Fairbanks visited the Middletown schools Friday. J A Harper and family visited a Pimento Sunday. Rev Hayes of Covington Ky preached at the Baptist church Sunday and will lecture Monday evening. G and Carter of Rosedale spoke at Woodman hall Saturday. large crowd. His son performed recitations. Oxy Johnson and Arthur Newton were married Saturday evening at the bride’s home. The barn of James F Yeager burned Sunday afternoon with two horses and baled straw lost. two adjoining houses saved after effort. Subscribe for the Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Denny
Chicago
Pogue
Laura McClanahan
Jasonville
Tichenor
Seofs
Will Hume
Arthur Mc ‘Oo
Fairbanks
Midstown
J. A. Harper and
Hayes
Covington
G. &. Carter
Rosedale
Woodman Hall
Oxy Johnson
Arthur Newton
Mugg
James F. Yeager
Pleasantville Local Briefs and Deaths
Pleasantville notes Prof Elmer Howard and family from Paxton visiting relatives. Sickness includes Tom Buck Mrs Rooksberry Mrs Nancy Corbin and others. several are improving. Deaths include George Goodman killed by slate in Farmersburg mine and Lewis L Brewer aged 79 buried at Samaria. community sympathy extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
Elmer Howard
Paxton
Tom Buck
Rooksberry
Nancy Corbin
M. Ladson
Fiora Harte
George Goodman
Farmersburg
Palmers Prairie Social Roundup and Local Moves
O R Rich and family came from Linton for a short visit. Jassie Wilson will attend Normal in Terre Haute this winter. Taft Hawkins also to study locally. Miss Elsie Hendrix surprised Friday night with friends. Walter Scott and wife of Sullivan passed through Saturday. Hazel Love of Shelburn visited the Tiptons. Riggs and Green Robins families helped Aud Price Sunday. Rev Shaw preached to a large crowd. B Cowen and family visited Wm Bolinger in Shelburn. Frank Hughes plans to move into a new home soon. Agness Wy man Margarette Wy man Orion Rich attended dinner at Joe Wyman’s. Lou Gray visited Mrs Hughes Monday. Cora Graham attends Hymera school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Hendrix
Walter Scott
Sullivan
Hazel Love
Shelburn
Goldie
Susie Tipton
Riggs
Green Robins
Aud Price
Rev. Shaw
Agness
Margarette Wyman
Orion Rich
Joe Wyman
Lou Gray
Frank Hughes
Community Notes Passages and Moves From Dugger
In Dugger Mr Gladville visits son Glenn the I C operator. Verna and Lotus Louder return from Worthington. Mrs George Humphreys and daughters Gertrude and Grace Neal visit Eva Humphreys at Indianapolis. Rev Smith attends conference and his family may move. Scott Kirkham of Sullivan visits for life insurance matters. William Dean and family move to Sullivan. Essie Smith visits Sullivan. School opens with four teachers and good attendance. Anna Abram returns from Petersburg. Lelia Young and Lizzie Potter attend the State Fair in Indianapolis. A child of Mr Reeves is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Humphreys
Gertrude
Grace Neal
Eva Humphreyes
Indianapolis
Merom Musings and Local Appointments
Mr Wm Corder and wife were in Sullivan Thursday. Fred Day of Manchester NH returned to resume college work. Rollin Plunkett and wife of Sullivan visited parents. Miss Lara Shears of Palestine and Ollie Wilson of Mount Gilead stay with Mrs Manifold. Lee Corder went to Columbus Ohio on business. Mabel Ward of St Louis visits relatives. Mrs W E Ward returned from Terre Haute. Prof Ward and Mr Nickey returned from the Eastern Indiana Conference. Mrs Edwards of Ohio visits her brothers Uncle Cyrus and S R Fairfield. They visited sister Mrs Jonathan Bragdon. Ruby Sutton on the sick list. Miss Cleora McHenry left for Danville Illinois nurse training. Capt Parker and Ed Wells visited the Minter home. New student social held in the Gym Monday evening with good attendance. Mrs Ora Graham of Sullivan visited Saturday. Mrs Atkinson owns a new piano. Rev E G Saunderson of Indianapolis lectured en route to Vincennes. Report Lanhan bought the Foote homestead. Manifold, Van Hallen and McCrea were Sullivan visitors Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Edwards
Ohio
Cyrus
S. R. Fairfield
Jonathan Bragdon
Ruby Sutton
Fred Hopper
Thos. Goff
Lara Wittenberger
Terre Haute
Fromont
E. H. Wittingberger
Eutaw Council D.of
J.T. Stark
Viola Froment
Flora Wence
Carlisle Notes Visitors and Travelers Reported
Geo Ridgeway was in Indianapolis last week. Mrs C T Akin attended the State Fair and was in Cincinnati. Harry Speake of Indianapolis with Watts Bond and wife and Lee Bond of Oaktown visited Carlisle Sunday. Mrs W E Farris of North Vernon was guest of Mrs J F Alumbaugh Friday. J N Roberts and wife and son Elliot spent Sunday in Evansville. Harry Cullum and wife visit his parents in Neoga Illinois. W M Akin of Evansville is the guest of relatives this week. S W Cooke of Evansville was in town Friday. Joe Akin and wife attended the State Fair and visited their son Ransom last week. Edna Johnson leaves Tuesday for Indianapolis for Kindergarten training. Misses Ada and Circle Kivett Ella Hixson and Edna Johnson attended Conference Sunday at Vincennes. Mrs Eliza Murphy of Sullivan spent Monday with sister Mrs Akin who is bedbound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.M. Akin
Evansville
S. W. Cooke
Joe Akin
Ransom
Ada
Circle Kivett
Ella Hixson
Edna Johnson
Vincennes
Eliza Murphy
Sullivan
Akin
New Students and Returnees Enter College This Fall
A large influx of new faces arrives this fall term led by Miss Eva Hand from Argos Indiana. Mr Charles Hershey of Piqua Ohio is back on Monday returning to college set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Hand
Argos
Ind
Charles Hershey
Piqua
Ohio
Local Notices Share Marriages and Community News
Mrs Jabez Asbury of Terre Haute visits Graysville. The public schools reopened last Monday. Base ball and books occupy boys now. Phillips and Sons rename as Phillips and Gray with Base Gray buying Corwin Phillips’s store. Lula Yager wed Homer Lester at Dr Yager’s home. guests and gifts noted. Yager party travels to Vincennes for conference. Mesdames Yager plan visits to Washington and Glen Dale. Otha Pinkston and Nellie Monroe wed last Thursday.
Paxton School Opens Monday With Local Teachers
Paxton prepares for Monday morning opening as teachers E. C. Howard Maud Daugherty and Anna Harris begin the term. Mrs H O visited Carlisle and Miss Cora Bedell returned home to stay. A teachers institute was held and Miss Mattie McKinney with Fay Walters left for Merom for winter studies. League officers held a cabinet meeting at Miss Fannie Peyton's home. Earl Nash visited Shelburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Howard
Maud Daugherty
Anna Harris
League
Fannie Peyton
Lyman Twin Brothers to Perform A Merry Chase at Auditorium
The Lyman Twin Brothers Herbert and Walter bring A Merry Chase to the Auditorium with new songs and features. Manager Buss confirms Sept 24 appearance and notes show expenses nearly double yet prices stay the same. Boston Herald and Globe praise the duo as top comedians with a strong company. Local staff send news from Lebanon Kentucky and urge Union subscriptions for more updates.
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Bags
Boquete
Lyman Twin Brothers
Herbert
Walter
Isso
Buss
Boston Herald
Boston Theatre
Patent Office
Agunaldo
Philippines
Globe
Huab
Temple of Fame
Death toll rises from Shiloh church panic in Birmingham
In Birmingham on Sunday funerals for 38 victims were held at negro cemeteries bringing the death list to 105 with 100 identified. Police say at least five bodies were taken to private homes, elevating the total to 110, and most identified victims are Birmingham residents. A burial fund of about $500 was raised by churches and wealthy citizens to aid in funeral costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Shiloh
George Wright
Savannah
Investigation Begun in Shiloh Church Disaster Case
Birmingham reports William Hicks, a negro insurance agent tied to the altercation with J. H. Ballou, a negro lawyer, is under arrest. An investigation into the Shiloh church disaster was started in superior criminal court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Wm. Hicks
J. H. Ballou
Shiloh Ehureh
Superior Criminal Court
Grain and livestock prices from major markets listed
Louisville Cincinnati Chicago and New York livestock quotes show cattle hogs and sheep prices. Cattle around 2.75 to 4.60 in various markets with hogs near 6.15 to 8.30 and lambs 5.00 to 5.40. Grain results include wheat at No 2 red 7.20 in Cincinnati and futures-like ranges across markets.
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Indianapolis
Pei Si
Ageiepeger Aed Eos Alto
Buffalo Livestock
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Epeepeegee
Ory
Hymera
Everett Sanders
Clay County
Noah Drennon
Elis Neal
Hymera Friends
NEW Lebanon Notes
John F. Allen
Kemp
Don Mapie
Rose Vigus
Margaret Dorsey
Promety
J.G. Brokaw
J. K. “Onlson
Adams Express Co
J. G. Brokaw
John Creager
Merom
Prairie Creek
Mrs. Pound
Missouri
Lettier Sharpas
Ilyosaie Denney
Afr
Ford
Middletown
Iviers
Ks Si Stedfe
Fede
Perfor
Pleasantville
Ralph C. Shepherd
Frank Walker
Gertrude Ogg
Linton
John Lockhart
Grace Ogg
Ogg
Nannie
Bloomington
Aery Powell
Sister Dora
Sandborn
John Spencer
D. R. Newkirk
John Swesringen
Jeff Jackson
John
John H. Jackson
Charley Howard
Sam Knowles
J. B. Johnson
Dr. Shepherd
Mrs. Greene
Illinois
Geo. Miller
Everett Padgett
Rush Medical College
G. McClung
Gladys Hope
Jefferson Township
Karl Douthitt
Effie Padgett
Indian Prairie
Miss N. Ogg
T. B. O’haver
Lyons and
Worthington
Clairs Johnson
Davie
Jess Shepherd
Bicknell
Frank Shepherd
Clyde Daugherty
Klondike
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Lewis L. Brewer
Samaria
Palmers Prairie
O. R. Rich and Family
Friens
Jassie Wilson
Taft Hawkins
Er. B. Cowen
Wm. Bolinger
Cora Graham
Dugger
Mr. Gladville
Glenn
I. C
Miss Verna
Lotus Louder
Rev. Smith
Scott Kirkham
William Dean
Mrs. Essie Smith
Anna Abram
Petersburg
Lelia Young
Lizzie Potter
Srs
Tom Reeves
Merom Musings
Mr. Wm. Corder
Fred Day
Manchester
N. H
Rollin Plunkett
Mrs. Fairfield
Lara Shears
Palestine
Ollie Wilson
Mount Gilead
Jrl
Mrs. Manifold
Lee Corder
Columbus Ohio
Mabel Ward
St Louis
Our City
W. E. Ward
Prof. Ward
Nickey
Cleora McHenry
Danville
Messrs
Capt. Parker
Ed. Wells
Minter
Ora Graham
E. G. Saunderson
Lanhan
Foote Homestead
Messrs Manifold, van Hallen and
McCrea
Carlisle Notes
Geo. Ridgeway
C. T. Akin
Cincinnatii
Harry Speake
Watts Bond
Lee Bond
Oaktown
Carlisle
W. E. Farris
North Vernon, Ind
J. F. Alumbaugh
J.N. Roberts
Elliot
Harry Cullum
Neoga, Illinois
Kehoe
Marshal, Mich
James Kehoe
Biban Bonham
Charley Brewer
George Johns
Chas. Nesbit
Ezra Thomson
Near
Chas. Maham
I. H. Wooley
Garnett
Samuel
Coxville
Rela
Winneford Boyer
Nellie Kantz
Clifford Reese
Sunday
Essie Underhill
Mayme Buckley
Grace Harper
J. A. Harper
Graysville
Jabez Asbury
Phillips & Sons
Phillips & Gray
Base Gray
Corwin Phillips
Yager
Lula
Homer Lester
Otha Pinkston
Nellie Monroe
Jay
H. O
Rev. Perkins
Church of Christ
Cora Bedell
Ruth Bland
Teachers’ Institute
Earl Nash
Union
A “Merry Chase” Co
W. E. Catlin
Fannie Ridge
Abner Maschino
Lebanon
J. B. Belsher
St. Louis
Negro Baptist
Tion
Market Report
Louisville Grain and Livestock
Cincinnati Grain and Livestock
Chicago Livestock
New York Livestock
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