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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1906
Page
3
Shooting at Loogootee endangers life of barber
A quarrel over Mrs. Carrico led Frank Hunter to shoot Joseph Smith in the hip on Grant street near the Fisher hotel. Smith, 22, is in critical condition as doctors try to remove a bullet. Hunter resisted arrest, was bound over to district court in 2000 dollars, and is held in Shoals after failing to post bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loogootee
Frank Hunter
Joseph Smith
Smith
Hunter
Alice Carrico
Grant Street
Fisher ‘Hotel
Carrico
Hunt
Gall
J. P. Téwell
Martin Dreart
Shoals
Jewelry sale highlights bold trims and jeweled pins
Back Combs and Comb Sets with gold trimmed bands and floral motifs are reduced from 50c 75c 1.00 and 2.00 to 38c. Jeweled Hat Pins feature pearl and brilliant heads in claw and floral settings. 4c Tie Pins and polished gold plate jewelry offered, with 25 cent kind.
Hosiery and underwear sale at reduced prices
Men s black and English gray striped shirts and drawers in all sizes priced from 50c to 2.9c. Women s seamless fast black stockings offered. A mill sale of regular 15c items, twenty five dozen. Per pair 4.9c. Men s extra heavy work socks seamless from strong mixed cotton yarn three pairs for 42Be. Smyrna rags and lace curtains also advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenty
Blacksmith Hunter Charged After Shooting Incident
A 45 to 50 year old blacksmith, described as frequently drinking, is charged with assault with intent to murder after a shooting with a .38 caliber revolver. He has a family and the event centers on the weapon used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
B&O Southwestern shops reopen as boilermaker strike ends
Shoppers began Friday with 1c departments reopening at B and O Southwestern shops after a boilermaker strike paused operations. Management expects a full force by Monday and reports little trouble at restart. Some workers planned to seek work elsewhere but largely decided to stay. A few employees were away from the city during the shutdown and plan to return by Saturday.
Clarence Myers Shot In Stomach In Church Incident
Clarence Myers stepson of John Eads was shot in the stomach after a revolver, believed unloaded, fired a cartridge. Doctors Free land and Mac G of Elnora planned Friday operation to remove the bullet as condition worsened to peritonitis. The incident occurred days earlier on the way home from church. Mr and Mrs JeS Moore of Graysville were in a Wednesday on their way from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Myers
John T ‘Eads
Litais
Freeland
Bedford
Mac. G
Elnora
Myers
Spilivan Times
JeS=Moore
Graysville
Washington
For Sale Eighty Acres in White River Township
For sale eighty acres in White River township sixty six miles south of Washington direct sale no agent. Address Charles Johnson 602 Cosby Street Washington Indiana for details. Also notices about Hatfield Palmer exhibit chairs and usable facilities. Horace A Smith advertises Yale-zye quality goods three miles northwest of city or phone 6406. M J Carnahan Co offers ten horses mares and two mules three miles west. Bell Montgomery Indiana offers one span of black mules two years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White River
Attom
Washington
Charles Johnson
Cosby Street
Ind
Yale
Horace A. Smith
M. J. Carnahan Co
Bell, R. R
Montgomery
Daviess Circuit Court
Daviess County
Indiana
Burton J. Millis
Elmer C. Jordan
Burton J. Minis
Old-fashioned Paint Still Known for Lasting Quality
The article notes that traditional paint used pure white lead and linseed oil, producing durable results for generations. It emphasizes choosing a reliable brand, as the combination remains effective today as it once was.
Phoenix Pure White Lead Ad Claims Guaranteed Purity
Phoenix Pure White Lead guaranteed perfectly pure by the Old Dutch Process with years of reputation. If your dealer will not supply you, write to National Lead Company at Freeman Avenue and 7th Street Cincinnati Ohio. For sale by first class dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Lead Company
Freeman Avenue
7Th Street
Cincinnati, Ohio
Ed Correll and many visitors note Cornettsville movement
Cornettsville records multiple visits this week with Ed Correll of Elnora and neighbors from Odon Washington Vincennes Elnora Sugarland Plainville and Newberry among others. A large funeral crowd gathered for Aunt Tempe Killion.
Neighborhood movers visit towns and celebrate birthdays
Bill E Green of Ireland and Charlie Barnes of Sandborn spent Saturdays in town while Charles A Burris visited Haysville and Jesse Arvin stayed in Cornettville. A bronze monument sale to John Traylor occurred in Orwell for 564 dollars and John Barr’s surprise fiftieth birthday drew about 100 relatives at his Reave township home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barr
Mr. Barr
Reave Township
Chaney Predicted to Win by Gasport Captain
Capt James R Henry of Gasport asserts Chaney will win the Second district by at least 2000 votes. He says Chaney is the hardest working congressman for constituents, visiting many departments daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Henry
Gasport
Pries
Chaney
Washington
Congress
Montgom ery News of Local People and Births
Joseph Speder Jr was at Terre Haute on Sunday. A son born to Mrs Luther Van Witle Thursday and another son to Mrs William Carry on Wednesday. Miss Corean Montgomery visited Washington Friday. Joe John D Montgomery seen in Washington Monday. Mr and Mrs Matt Lange of St Louis visiting here. Miss Clara Grass of Carliste visiting Miss Goldie Weir. Miss Hattie Montgomery of Los Angeles visiting. Samuel Wininger, old soldier, reported seriously ill again. Rev J L Todd attended U B church Sunday night. Miss Tillie Beckett returned to Loogootee after two weeks here. Miss Mayme and Afra Hager guests of Miss Mayme Nolan of Linton. Miss Mabel Gideon recovering from severe poisoning two weeks ago. Sherman Armes left for Granite Falls Minn to work thrashing. John Thompson and family left for Bicknell where he will work in the mine. W E Bell returned from Paducah Ky after visiting brother E E Bell. M H Wilson shipped hogs and cattle to Celania Saturday. The Misses Goldie Weir Clara Grass Helen Rudolph Maggie O Neill and John Rudolph Lewis Brewer and Paul Dant went to Hindostan Sunday. Jesse Wilson and William Hlam left for North Dakota visiting Washington California New Mexico and Texas before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Speder, Jr
Terre Haute
Luther van Witle
Ais
William Carry
Corean Montgomery
Washington
Joe John D. Montgomery
Matt Lange
St. Louis
Clara Grass
Carliste
Goldie Weir
Hattie Montgomery
Angeles
Cal
Granite Falls
Minn
John Thompson
Bicknell
Thompson
W. E. Bell
Pad Cah
E. E. Bell
M. H. Wilson
Helen Rudolph
Maggie
O'Neil
John Rudolph
Lewis Brewer
Paul Dant
Hindostan
Jesse Wilson
William* Hlam
North Dakota
Caliifornia
New Mexico
Texas
Local Social Visits and Fundraiser Totals
Greensburg resident Miss Kate Griffin visits Miss Dulla Singleton in Big Winday. Tilnolg resident Miss Arle Franklin stays with Taylor family in Pleasant Hill. Lelia Ellis of Washington spent Thursday and Friday with Miss Myrtle Stuckey in Pleasant Hill. Band fundraiser netted 75 dollars from a Thursday and Friday supper near Cunt back. Rev. L. B. Johnson of Hymeria to visit sister Mrs Debbig Stuckey in Pleasant Hill. Elsie Allison and Margaret Dayton of Pleasant Hill visiting Aylendale Vincenneg Edwardsport this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Griffin
Greensburg
Dulla Singleton
Big Winday
Arle Franklin
Tilnolg
Taylor and
Pleasant Hill
Lelia Ellis
Washington
Myrtle Stuckey
L. B. Johnson
Hymeria
Debbig ‘Stuckey
Elsie- Allison
Margaret Dayton
Aylendale, Jr
Vincenneg
Edwardsport
Foley's Kidney Cure Recalled as Godsend Relief
A patient recalls trying every available medical skill before Foley's Kidney Cure provided relief. The product is sold by Smith & Winton. Lou Healey arrives from Cincinnati to visit his mother Mrs. Mary Healey and works with Swift and Company there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Smith & Winton
Lou Healey
Cincinnati
Mary Healey
Swift and Company
Foley's Kidney Cure and Laxative Syrup Advertisements
Local notices report Foley's Kidney Cure praised for curing kidney and bladder issues with sales by Smith and Winton in Loogootee. Also promotion for Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds and Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup with a money back guarantee sold by Smith and Winton. Community visits from Mrs. J G Sanford and Rev L B Johnson noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Lynen
Phillppsburg, N. J
Dall Post
Foley
Smith and Winton
Smith & Winton
Local Household Notes Include Illness and Travel
Frank Keith is ill with malaria fevers. Mrs Louis Gasser and another child are improving. Edgar Albright is convalescing. Bettie Condiff visited Mrs Charles Strange. Mrs Howard and daughter Alma were in Washington. Henry Smith and family visited John Lomax. Phoebe Simpson and son George plan trips to Columbus and Zanesville to visit their old home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Keith
Louis Gasser
Edgar Albright
Bettie Condiff
Charles Strange
Howard
Miss
Alma
Washington
Henry Smith
John Lomax
Phoebe Simpson
George
Will Cave
Columbua
Zanesville
Ohio
Couple Married At St Peters Church In Loogootee
Lawrence Cavanaugh of Loogootee married Agnes Healy of Montgomery Tuesday morning at St Peters Church by Rev J P Matthews. The bride is Marie Healy's daughter. They will live near Loogootee. An ad segment notes Foley's Kidney Cure for kidney and bladder disorders with a testimonial from Rodney Burnett of Rockport Mo, age 91, and a local seller Smith and Winton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Cavanaugh
Loogootee
Agnes Healy
Montegomery
Foley
Rodney Burnett
Rockport
Smith & Winton
Arthur reunion set near Glendale old homestead
In Harrison township on August 14, the Arthur family reunion will be held at the old homestead near Glendale. All friends of the family are invited. R J Gray of Oakville Indiana recalls a decade of kidney disease and near constant bed confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Old Homestead
Glendale
Harrison Township
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Hart Jackson
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Esther
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Tempe Killion
Alxander
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Bill E. Green
Ireland
Charles A. Burris
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Orwell
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Ulu
the Electric Theatres
Madam Abdalla
the Devil Child
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Milton S. Hastings
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George 8. Smith
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Washington Loweship
Trustees’ Office
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WM. i. Brown
John Aiman
Permelia Aikman
W. M. Aikman
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