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Newspaper

Sumner Press

Location

Sumner, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1900

Page

7

Local notices reflect losses and deaths in Mt Carmel area

A flood of brief reports notes a spine of misfortune across the region. Mrs Joseph Parkinson of Friendsville breaks her right leg in two places after a fall. Emma B Price dies in Allendale after a long illness. Fred Herberhold mourned in Mt Carmel for years as a quiet respected citizen. Ienac Farris suffers a painful gunshot wound while rabbit shooting in Johnson township. Willi A Milburn's home near Keensburg destroyed by fire with losses estimated $2,000 to $2,500. B P Haid buys the Maxwell home in Oakland City for relocation with Mrs Rew. George Hades, a Fort Wayne businessman and brother of the late Henry Haag, is mentioned in connection with a local oath case. A pursuit to locate Mannie Jaas, thought to have left Olney for St Louis in 1800, is noted.

Mt. Carmel Fred Herberhold Vincennes Ienac Farris Johnson Township Willi A. Milburn Keensburg B. P. Haid Oakland City Maxwell Rew Reid Kilwards County George Hades Fort Wayne Ind Henry Haag Near Weat Salem Enust Bay Mannie Jaas Olney St. Louie Albion Journal

Fragmented Local News From Busseron District and Vincennes Deaths

A disrupted report covers a shipment of whiskey stamps purchase, a Busseron post office area ground event, and a fire loss with $1000 insured. It notes Mrs. Martha Duchane, 74, dying at 619 Buntie Street, a Vincennes native, widow of James Duchane. Sister Miss Lory Watson survives. Prof. Sanford Pickle, son of H. Fickle, injured by accident while hunting. leg treatment described. A 16-year-old Jerre Sper shoots a 17-year-old Mary Hefly, wounding her and disfiguring her face in Fairview suburbs after a toy gun incident.

Marths Duchane Buntie Street John Watson Vincennes James c. Duchane Lory Watson Sanford Pickle Ar. H.fickle Jerre Sper Iraj C Davis Mas Mary Hefly M. Helly Fairview Cuburbs Specs

Obituaries and local incidents from Edwards county death notices

Uncle Joseph Lumas an Edwards county resident died Sunday morning and was buried at Sugar Creek cemetery Monday evening. Stephen Andrus died at Kia Lome near town Monday after noon December 2 1900 aged 46. His remains were laid to rest in Pinhook cemetery. An accident at a residence involved a ladder incident injuring a person identified as J A Hanser.

Joseph Lumas Edwards County Sugar Creek Stephen Andrus Kia Lome Pinhook J. A. Hanser Owe Geen

Richland Miss Anna Lewis Marries at West Main Street Home

Anna Lewis daughter of Richard Lewis, proprietor of the New Olney House, wed Victor Balmer, a Whitt Avenue barber, at the bride’s parents’ West Main Street home with Father Swhetitan officiating. Edward Schonert married Florence Price of Olney at the Price residence with Rev. J C Hough officiating. she is mother of Charles Nickerson, Experte Beck and Wilson. Remains were buried in Newton. the deceased was 85. Maude Knopf, daughter of Aden and Mrs Knopf, married Edgar P. Cochenour at the bride’s home. their elaborate wedding plans were cut short as he received a Texas position. Death of Mrs Sarah M Comba, wife of William R Comba, occurred Wednesday night. Sarah’s maiden name was Chauncey. she was born Sept 8, 1829 in Olney township. Benjamin F Comba and Wm I Courba, of this city, are sons of the deceased Republican.

Anna Lewis Richard Lewis New Olney House Victor Balmer Whitt Avenue West Main Street Swhnettan Edward H. Schonert Flor ‘Ence Price Oloey J. C. Hough Mise Maude Kooph Aden Knoph Edgar P. Cochenour Prepiopa Gribal Antes the Youreman Texas Sarah M. Comba William R. Combs No. Comba Sarah M. Chauncey Olney Township Benjamin F. Comba Wm. I. Courba

Crawford Voluntary Notices and Local Tragedies Chronicle

Chas Biggs died of typhoid fever last Monday. John Fitts of Oblong sells livery barn to Chas McLain and another party from Var terville. Alexander Anderson and Jackson Union paid seven and four dollars respectively. John Mulgane and Winisot’s Handy buried. couple married about 60 years. Oglesby Edgington’s horse ran away, buggy accident injuring his son. Infant Andrew Jackson died of diphtheria at Flat Rock and buried at Abe Jones cemetery. Eunice Sayre of Flat Rock in a serious accident. Powder bottle explosion during leaf burning injures Dr Zeigler’s face. Six-year-old boy scalds sister. mother rescues child amid boiling water. Wm Leitzinger’s kettle incident at Southeast Montgomery injuries child’s flesh. Adjutant of Sons of Veterans P.S. Heavil will organize a foamy owl tonight with 25 charter members. Argus

Chas. Biggs John Fitts Chas. McLain Oglesby Edgington Montgomery Andrew Jackson P. S. Heavill Flat Rock Jane Mail Abe Jones Eunice Sayre Dr. Zeigler Wun Leitzinger Aoa

Residents and Visitors Round Olney and Nearby Towns

A long list of local residents and visitors frequenting Olney and nearby places is noted. Among those mentioned are Mrs C O Rive visiting Olney, Editor Hout of Bridgeport, Dr Conard from Missouri visiting relatives, Senator Whiteowb of Indiana as a guest, Rev Win Carson traveling through Sumner and Lawrenceville, and many others visiting family, attending meetings, or conducting business in Decatur, Vincennes, Mt Carmel, Buchanan, and Grammar. The notices reflect social movements, visits, and local travel during the week.

N.C. Green Jason Siit Win Carson Lawrenceville Rev Sumoor Chauncey

Inebriated bear terrorizes small town

A tame performing bear and its French owner entered Listie near Bere to retire from showing. They shared beer with locals, the bear became drunk, chased two boys, attacked a man named Diets and bit his arm, threatened a child, and wandered through shops until the sheriff allowed them to leave at daybreak after apologizing.

Altooma Pena New York Wally Listie Bere Ita Liutte Diets Villas

Estate Administrator Request For January Court

A notice filed by the administrator of the estate of Tint deceased in LiMinoa County requests appointment as personal administrator. The matter is set for the January term at the county court.

Illinois Central Time Table At Oid

Illinois Central lists train numbers and routes including No 1 Mail and Express No 3 Evansville and Navi No 15 Local Freights No 41 Sunday time schedule. Also No 2 Mail and Express No 4 Peoria and North No 14 Local Freight No 40 Sunday schedule excluding Sunday service.

Illinois Central BOUTH Mailand Expre Evaneville & Navi Freipt tNo Peoria Nort Poe

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