Underwood Well Known Citizen Dies in Bogard Township
M K Underwood aged about forty five died at eight this morning at his Pearl street home after a long illness. He lived in Loogootee early life, moved to Bogard about ten years ago, worked in Hetfield Palmer hardware, then Carnahan Co. He was married with three children, member of First Christian church and Knights of Pythias. Funeral Tuesday at 10, burial at Oak Grove. stores closed in respect. Mrs Bennett of Bogard township also died Sunday after long illness, aged about seventy five, leaving a large family. Mrs Critchlow of Cornettaville died after months of illness, survived by husband and three sons.
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Underwood
Pearl
Loogootee
Hetfield & Palmer
M. J. Carnahan & Go
Undersyood
First Christian Church
He Lerves
Childrn
Corring
Lucile
Ana
Key ‘Underwood
Ning Vielork
J. Floyd
Christian Seared
Oark Grove Cemetery
Caf Marshall ‘Underwood
Mo Ihy
George
Keights
Pythigs
JF. Floyd
Osx ‘Grove
J. W. Bennett
Epseth
Jobin W. Bennett
Bogard Township
Harrison County
Taylor.h. Allen
Washington
James Eagle
Lettaville
Adné Tomey
John, McRae
van Buren Township
Isaac
James
John
Walter
Mary Bennett
Crooke and Mullien wedding in Indianapolis ceremony
The fragmented notice reports the marriage of Miss Sue Olive Multi to Mr. Brubater with Rev Charles W. officiating. Attendants named include Margaret Hir a nd John Matthews Bailie Meier and others, with mentions of a groom and family ties noting Howard Place and Oden among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Olive
Charles W al
Buseelvilly Kelloge
Margaret
Hir
John ‘Matthews
Meier
Messie Wall
Iam Irwin
Edward’ Sullivan
Samuel Ve Ory
Ab Brubater
Rick Oden
Howard Place
Ibears
Death of Alfordsville man after long illness
Aurorapsville Indiana region reports H H Camp died at home after a lingering illness. Born March 19, 1848, he lived in Missouri Illinois Kansas Colorado Springs before moving to Alfordsville last fall. He married Anna M Skiner in 1884 and leaves a wife five children two brothers and two sisters. Funeral by Reverend W R Noon at four with burial in the local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaz
Aurorpsville
IsD.y
H. Camp
Missouri
Orbaine
Misori
John R
W.J. Camp
A -Bisters
Jane Turner
H Harriet
Gr . Ahber
M. E
W. R
Birthday celebrations and local social notices dated July 30
The page recounts multiple social events in Alfordsville and nearby towns. Hiram Jackman, a popular mail carrier, celebrated his birthday with a family dinner and a large cake representing his age. Miss Minnie Myers marked her twenty-first birthday with a gathering at the Mye home, featuring refreshments and music. A surprise party honored Mr. Abel’s twenty-third birthday, with readings praising his work as a teacher and judge. Additional items note school visits, relatives traveling, and residents moving or hosting guests, with many brief mentions of local families and social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atyorpsville
Hiram Jackman
U.S
Carter
Jac
John
Minnie Myers
M. B. Abel
Abel
Ashoel
Local notes recall residents and visitors in Montgomery
Ming Angilide Smith returns from Indianapolis. Miss Anna Gabill and Anna Clark visit Loogootee. Bertha Price visits Maude Wooduff. James Conroy moves to Terre Haute, Jno Thompson visits Washington. Mrs. Dan Haley to Bedford, Mrs. A B Weever and Mamie Jager to Washington. Chicken show cited as harvest feature. urged farmer participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming Angilide Smith
Linton
Goslir
Davilss Co. Coal Co
Shimen McPherson
Loogootes
C. Harris
Joe Hang
Bertha Price
Washington
Maude Wooduff
C.T. Congaughton
New Dixon Place
James Ryda
St. Micheals Wes
James McCracken
Maysville
Henry Rudolph
James Conroy
Terre Haute
Jno. Thompson
Louis Spaulding
Dan Haley
Bedford
A. B. Weever
Mamie Jager
Brothers
Jaogi Pugh
J. C. Harris
A. S. Arbuckle
Hope
Ind
D. L. Weimer
Street Fair Talk Sparks mixed merchant stance
Street fair discussion shows saloonkeepers backing a fair and pledging heavy subscriptions while many merchants oppose it citing little benefit and potential disease risk, recalling a prior smallpox epidemic tied to fairs. A meeting may be planned to decide the town's path as officials also report parole violations involving Alfred Herrod and a prison case in Michigan City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Elswick
Infant deaths and burials filed in local mortuary notices
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Wallace Thelinfant died Wednesday afternoon and was buried at Bethel cemetery this morning at ten o’clock. Henry infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Jennis died Thursday afternoon.
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Wallace
Bethel Cemetery
We Henry
Jennis
Death notices mark losses in Beling region
The paper records multiple obituaries and funeral notices. John Egan, aged twenty nine, son of Mr And Mrs John Egan, and siblings in Louisville and Salt Lake City are named with funeral details at St Gitaang church and burial at Sh MRS. cebu gk uREcony's nali. Also listed is Mrs Gregory, widow of local farmer Gregory, whose death followed long illness. she served as Sunday school superintendent and leaves husband, several children, and siblings. The brief entry also notes the death of Kav W Choote's child in Danville Kentucky, with funeral arrangements and graveside service scheduled.
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Beyly
H Ives
John Egan
Louisville
Pius Egan
Salt Lake City
Cebu
George
Alarep
Tod
Portersgill
Pouth
J Gregory
Gregory
Gil
Barges Church
Hopkins
Georgy
Advertised Letters List of Names and Notices 1902
A partially garbled notice lists names such as McGinnis Mamie Bevier F Aptib Boozer H H Handle Rhos Tewell Mie Crompt Williams and Garrett plus others. It mentions a timetable for letters and a request to call at the post office for delivery with references to claims and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGinnis
Mamie
Huen
Wi Fi Myers
Maree
Bevier
Aptib
Boozer
H. H. Handle
Clud
Rhos ‘Tewell Mie
Crompt
Wiliams
Itherisie
Fitter
E/T
Ala "Garrett
C. We Hack
Plainville Social News Notes From Local Visitors
Mrs Ira Blatton and Mrs Lottie Statton are visiting in town. Jack Baker of Washington came on business. Mr and Mrs John Allen invited guests. Jason Fairhurst and wife observed Sundays in town from Trainer. Vowell of Dubois county visiting friends this week. Mrs Win Anthony died aged fifty six. funeral service led by Rev Crawford at the church Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Blatton
Lottie Statton
Dubbin
Faust
Culbertson
Eawardepo
Mattie Killier
Jack Baker
Washington
Nike
John Allen
Jason Fairhurst
Trainer
Arobd Vowell
Dubois County
Labor Unions Push Farm Hands Into Stock Raising
A Pike and Warrick county report shows labor unions urging farmers to quit crops and rely on stock raising. John Dean of Wartick co ordains farm hands across the First Congressional District to fix wages and contracts, while United Mine Workers raise initiation fees to deter farm labor competition. The shift aims to stabilize income as farm hands migrate to coal regions for winter work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike
Warrick
John Dean
Wartick County
United Mine
Indiana
Home Merchants Trading Stamp Association Quits Town
The Home Merchants Trading Stamp Association, led by owner J. E. Gamble, abruptly left town Tuesday moving goods to Jeffersonville. Some merchants offered stamps for purchases after the move while others sought redemption, with residents told to redeem at Jeffersonville offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamp Association
Ste At
Fara
J. E. Gamble
Jeffersonville
Jetergonvilles
Also Mentioned on This Page
M.K. Underwood
JW. Banndit
Mrs. Bennett
Crooke-Mullieln
W.crooke
Oger Boy
Indiannapalis
Nesday Brenig
Wiss Bus Millikin
Alfordsville
Uake
Alfordaville
Alfords
Ville
Alforsv
W.S. Gooter
Washington Sunda School
Miss Army
Barth
Ghia Weelk
Relsui
M. Hi McCord
Froth
Reiel
Geo
P. Gil É
Robe ‘Gilkison
Ee A. Roberts
Acher
Roberts
Yethroed & Turda
Relativ
Epp
Josep A. Chan
Wade
Juliaz Jack
Jane Rozeah
Tence
Belle Lemi Ik
Washingen
Jones
Fe ‘Binapt
Leming
Peter Ha
Warren H
Tape AF Ee
Montgomery
Baloon-Kebpoie
W. Iw. Barnard
Michigan Cty
Alfred Herrod
Herrod
Fe ‘Montgomery
Bennis
Beiog Hiplore
Mary Ghoote
Dofa Dae
Phoote
Kav
Choote
Danville
Nooh
White
Gardiner
Plainville
Barmera
Pike County
Bay
Temp Association
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