NEWSY NOTES From Neighborhood Exchanges and Local Events
The Woman's Relief Corps plans a feather in the courtyard for July Fourth. Lyons Threll of Honesiav had an accident while lifting a coffee can lid. A man named Pete near Albion’s B Gawthhorp farm lost a leg in a horse kick. Elisa Woods was named steward at Chester penitentiary. Fred Marks died and was buried at Maceloma. Mrs. Mark Day is very ill with consumption. Free Methodists began a tabernacle move at West Salem. Mr. Carmel heads many benevolent groups. Mrs. Joshua Carnaham broke her arm. Maud ceases to be a flag station and moves on the Southern KR. Dolly Poteet married Charles Moore of Morganfell. Mr. Fairhart fell from a buggy. Ana Wyatt’s son loses fingers but gains lawn mower knowledge. Grand Rapids hosted a large baptism and basket meeting for local Methodist churches with about 200 attendees.
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Lyons Threll
Honesiav
Pete
Gawthhorp Farm
Albion
Elisa Woods
Woods House
Yates
Chester
Joshua Carnaham
Scott Farm
Patton
Maud
Dolly Poteet
Charlea Moore
Morganfell
Col. Poteet
15Th Mooois Infantry
Fairhart
Ana
Win
Wyatt
Third Ward
Grand Rapids
Bone Gap
West Salem
Allendale
P. ©. Carlin
A. W. James
Olney News Notes and Local Updates
ERICHLIAND. Ed C. Wilson left Tuesday to accept a book keeper post with a Casper Wyoming mercantile firm. The Court of Honor Lodges of Richland county plan a basket picnic in Olney City Park on Thursday June 13 1901. Mr Robbins the special pension examiner has been reassigned to duties at the Washington DC pension office. The remains of Miss Nellie Sutton are laid to rest in Olney from Chicago. She graduated Olney school about 1895. E H Shelteday brother of Mrs Libbie Marshal died at her home Wednesday. he had been living in Chicago and was 63. Word reached Monday that Bert Banks was seriously injured by falling steel on a Brooklyn building fracturing his skull. Jap Bante, his father, left Monday night to visit him. The question of sprayed orchards poisoning stock is addressed in a letter from J C Blair to J F Jolly stating stock are not poisoned when pastured in sprayed orchards and hay fed thus causing no injury.
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Ed C. Wilson
Casper
Wyoming
Court of Honor Lodges
Richland County
Olney
Robbins
Washington, D. C
Nellie Sutton
Chicago
Olney School
E. H. Shelteday
Libbie Marshal
Bert Banks
Brooklyn
Jap Bante
J. F. Jolly
J. C. Blair
Antcenary
Braceville man dies after Indianapolis operation
Edward V Thompson of Braceville died at 2 40 a m on Thursday aged 28 years 11 months following a recent operation in Indianapolis. The report also notes a missing horse and buggy case from a Lawrence county home, traced six miles with lap robe recovered, and other local incidents including a baby bitten by a rat and a slander suit filed by Deborah Lee through attorney John T Goodman against Sebastian Risch for 32000. The Knox county San Jose scale infestation affects a five acre Thor orchard near town, with trees ordered cut and burned as forest trees wilt nearby.
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Edward V. Thompson
Braceville
Indianapolis
J. B. Dukate_ ia
Lawrence County
Sherman Harvey
Corner Second
Nicholas Atresta
Lawrence
Deborah Lee
John T. Goodman
Sebastian Risch
San Jose
Knox County
Frank Thor
Robert A. Simpson
Thorn
San
Wabash Bank Issues First Notes Amid City Turmoil
WABASH The American National Bank of this city issued its first bank notes on Monday. Mt. Carmel has eleven churches and seconds in one. The churches are forging income. There need to be the name aaa ale.
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The
American National Bank
Mt. Carmel
Crawford CountyNews Reorganizes Staff and Tragic Accidents
J H Wood is named prat master at Oblong replacing Henry N. Smith. W C Burt resumes as Huttonville principal at 75 dollars monthly. Hon W E Mason to attend Crawford County Veteran Association reunion in August. Mrs George Gowns died the 21st and buried the 22nd at Oblong cemetery. left a husband and six children. Four year old Freddie Tohill injured by a roller accident. later convalescing. A man suffered severe facial burns from gasoline while lighting a fire at a Robinson Home barroom. Barn fire at Sills farm caused significant hay and corn loss. no insurance. 13 year old Ransom Sills killed by falling cottonwood limb. body identified by clothing. Also local ads for Backlen's Arnica Salve and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Burt
Huttonville
W. E. Mason
Crawford County Veteran Association
George Gowns
Freddie Tohill
Jess Giltuer
Thoreday
Ron
Thomas Ranles
Robinson
Complete stock on summer dress goods and accessories
Our store announces a full stock in every department with a rich range of Summer Dress Goods including Lawns Foulards Dimities Batistes Organdies and White Goods. Also a wide line of Laces Embroideries Appliques ready made Shirts Waists Shoes Clothing Carpets Mattings and Straw Hats for men boys and girls at very low prices with guarantees and invitations to inspect the superior goods and low prices.
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Ian
Aricy
W. S. Hoopes
Pes” Ger
Eral Stere
St. Louis
R & Son
Raive
Sats
Hearne
Davis & Gines
Fred Marks
Maceloma
Mark Day
Village Creek
Free Methodiats
Weat Salem
Journal
Carmel
Erichland
Evansside
Ind
Crawfohxd
J. H. Wood
Oblong
Henry N. Smith
Consor
Chas. Matheny
George Masing
Raneom Sills
John Sills
Messrs
Marlory
Matheney
Jobn Silla
Shelburn
Dale & Sheridan
Chamberlain
Draggiata
Usaheria
Congh
Sheridan
Bargain Corner
I. H. Bunn
Supiner, Ill
Mathis & CO
Collier
Boy
Dort Og
Tetas
Be, Www
Sporting Goods
St. Republic
Ite
Romie Eection
Aes Teresa
BF Lent
Berets
UBLN
Kakusan
Cereals
Cadeere
Bes
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