Time Ending 1908 Annual Report of Hiram Sims Trustee
The document records the annual financial balance for Hiram Sims trustee ending March 20 1908 with opening balance 84 12 and disbursements totaling 745 07. Signatures of James L D Evans Albert N Singleton James W Trueblood certify the report dated April 7 1908. Local notes mention births illnesses and community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Sims
County Treas
Seis
James L. D. Evans
Albert N. Singleton
James W. Trueblood
Thomas G. Wadsworth
Manford Overton
James Roach
Gazette & Heralds Wee
Democrat Wee
Michael Doyle
Tannee
Peter Stollowe
Ezra Mattingly
George Pruett
Dean Inmanaeons
N. W. Freeman
Wena
Wees
James Trueblood
Albert Singleton
Wee
Seeenee
Eevee Ove
James Haskeng
Dean Inman
See Eeseae
M. J. Carnahan Co. Peveese
Co. Treas
Aes Wafer Wens
He Wiley Hitchcock
Ada Osman
W. H. True Loa Grees
Wiley Hitchcock
Ray Laug Bees
John L Steele Weawe
Herbert Zueblood
Mabel Myers Lee Asee
Mabel, Myers
Fweere
Jeneye Flinn Weawee
Doyle
W. H. Sendall
Lewis
J. Guilivan Wens
Eewee
S. B. Elrod
W. F. Axtell
W.M. Brown
Omer Sims
Mosier & O’brien
Tra Evans
Thomas Nugent
Robert Taylor
W. F. Dunna
Taylor Allen
John O'Maley
Andrew Jones
Corell & Burrell
Walter Riley
Weer Enes
Homer Casey
Ili
Serene
W. M. Myers
Dave Wadsworth Veseee Ieee
Martha Wadswor Eae Oe
Kiger Company
Phewewe Aces
Asbury Sims
Esesee F
Owen Een
Clarks
Wiseeess
Assessor Dlale
Asi. Ap
Igo Steven Mallett
Treas
I. Ovine
Polat Bal
Statu. of
Community Notes From Corning and Surrounding Towns
Several residents visited nearby towns last week with James Kane traveling to Montgomery and James Murphy and Thomas Colvin in Montgomery on different days. Birth announced for a son born April 19 to Mrs. Frank Clements. Patrick McDonald and Ella Healey’s banns read at St Patrick’s Church last Sunday. Mrs. Michael Cooper returned to Kansas after visiting her sister Mrs. Margaret Fanning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John John
Washington
James Kane
Montgomery
James Murphy
Thomas Colvin
James Pettigrew
Frank Clements
James Smith
Roland Feagan
St Louis
Rollie Carriso
Loogootee
Thomas Cullivan Wes
Mary Cullivan
Patrick McDonald
Ella Healey
St. Patricks Church
Michael Cooper
Kansas
Margaret Fanning
Martin J. Doyle
C. Martin
L. McPhirson
Julia Gates
Gertie Gates
Lewis Williams
Huron
Henry Arvin
Terre Haute
J. W. Beasley
Co. W. Slinkard
Robert Bohnert
Lille
Mort McPherson
Thomas Green
Bicknell
Oscar Byre
Leo Sinnott
Sugarland
P. Matthews
H. H
Isenogle
Bethany
Grant Myers
Lew Harris
John McAtee
Linton
George Smith
Tratoor
C. E. Lett
Pajoka
J. C. McCrack
Tto
John Thompson
W. H. Clark
Local residents and visitors travel to Washington and nearby towns
The community notes frequent trips to Washington for visits and business. Several residents, including Dixon, McPherson, Coons, Gates, and Clark, are listed as traveling to Washington or nearby towns, with others moving, visiting, or hosting guests. The Rev. H. A. Barton reports church growth with 71 conversions and 85 additions. more weddings expected.
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Fanny Parker
Washington
C. C
Albert Beckett
Harry Miles
Loula
George
Healy
H. A. Barton
Beatrice ‘Canningham
Cannerburg
Barton
Windy Weekend Socials and Farm Work Delays
Harold Colbert Bert White visited Lee Singleton with Mr and Mrs George Ward hosted Sunday guests Perry Singleton family. Sylvester Swan visited O B Wallace with Emery Lett attending church at Washington. Water delays oat sowing in the bottom as high water recedes slowly and Thomas Singleton barn work begins with second story planned as skating rink. Large Mt Olive church turnout noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ward
Perry Singleton
Sylvester Swan
O. B. Wallace
Emery Lett
Washington
Thomas
Singleton
James Singleton
Charles Ragsdale
Dalla Wise
Maud Borings
Barah Willey
Mitchell
Mt. Olive
Old Soldiers Tax Deadline Tightened By New Law
County Treasurer Godwin announces pensioners must pay taxes by the May 4 deadline this year under a new depository law. Pensions are issued quarterly, with the spring payment around May 11, leaving no grace period for late tax payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godwin
Divorce Trial Shows Separation Of Witnesses In Court
In a McClintock v McClintock divorce trial Judge Herron ordered a separation of witnesses. Mrs. McClintock testified to twenty three moves in eleven years and described her husband urging divorce while he smoked chewed tobacco and read the paper. She recalled him telling her to seek companionship elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. McClintock
Casle R. McClintock
David J. Herron
McMaster
Indianapolis Star
McClintock
Water rents due. delinquent notices issued
The message warns that today is the last day to pay water rents and that all delinquent services will be shut off on April 20 1908 without further notice by the City Water Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Water Company
Oklahoma anti whisky ads suit to widen prohibition
Guthrie Oklahoma April 16 Attorney General West and Governor Haskell may win an injunction to stop Oklahoma papers from publishing interstate whisky ads. The anti saloon league plans to sue to test West ruling that liquor may be taken from express offices to buyers homes, styled as completing an interstate shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Okla
West
Haskell
Oklahoma
Anti-Saloon League
General West
Exiled colonel wins move to St Francis barracks
Washington April 16 Friends of Colonel William F Stewart of the coast artillery secured an order directing him to reside at the abandoned St Francis barracks in St Augustine Florida for the next three years or more while on active duty instead of serving at Ft Grant Arizona where he had been stationed since last September. He will have no command duties but his surroundings will be more comfortable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
William F. Stewart
Coast Artillery
St. Francis Barracks
St. Augustine
Fla
Ft. Grant
Arizona
Stewart
Will Try for Bishop Candidate Schell Named
Official notice says Dr. E. A. Schell pastor of First M E Church Lapore will be presented to the Methodist quadrennial conference in Baltimore in May as a bishop candidate. The conference will include about 800 delegates and seven or eight bishops may be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapore
Ind
E. A. Schell
M. E
Methodist Church
Baltimore
Tragic Train Death Near North Vernon In April Incident
A sixteen year old Black male was fatally injured in North Vernon Indiana while attempting to steal a ride on a B and Q Southwestern freight train with two companions. He fell from the bumpers near the city limits and was cut in two as the train moved on from Louisville toward Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Vernon
Ind
Hessia
B. & Q. Southwestern
Louisville
Cincinnati
Governor appoints Hand to testify in DA Jerome charges
Governor Hughes named Richard L. Hand of Elizabethtown to take testimony in the charges against New York District Attorney Jerome, succeeding Judge Andrews who resigned. Testimony will resume on April 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Hughes
Richard L. Hand
Elzabethtown
Jerome
New York
Andrews
Earthquakes Felt Across Utah Cause Alarm
Five shocks were felt yesterday in Milford and Newhouse, Utah, about 200 miles south of Salt Lake City. Homes were shaken and residents fled in alarm but no serious damage was reported. The tremors were observed in Milford and Newhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Milford
Here
Newhouse
Farmer in Washington Attempts Suicide by Dynamite Blast
William DeWilde, a Seattle area farmer near Oak Harbor, placed twelve sticks of dynamite in a nail keg in his woodshed and fired it. The shed was destroyed, the keg vanished, and he sustained a leg scratch and facial burns. He had recently sold his farm for eight thousand dollars and was despondent over not knowing where to go after surrendering the land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
William DeWilde
Oak Harbor
DeWilde
May Intrest You Kidney Cure Ad Claims Cure
An advertisement touts Foley Kidney Cure as a remedy for kidney and bladder trouble claiming it can stop irregularities and cure cases not beyond medicine. Sold by Smith & Winton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Oy Smith & Winton
Zemo Promises Quick Cure for Piles with Refund Policy
An ad touts Zemo, a clean liquid germicide, claiming instant relief and cure of blind, bleeding, or itching piles within ten to twenty days. It guarantees a refund if no cure and notes Lindeman's Pharmacy as the distributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindeman's
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