Personal notices from city and surrounding towns
Ed Faith is in Plainville on business. O. C. Shady visits from Peters burg. H. B. Rhode in city from Terre Haute. George Irvin in city from Loogootee. Zora Wagoner here today from Shoals. W. E. Hennis in city from Vincennes. D. L. Poche in city from Crawford. Sol. Davis here yesterday from Seymour. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Burton at Mitchell. John Dosch returns from Plainville. Austin O’Neil in city from Montgomery. William O’Neil in city from Montgomery. Sheriff John Morgan goes to Plainville at noon. Thomas Wallace returns to Indianapolis. H. A. Strange of Loogootee in city on business. M. Wilson in city from Loogootee on business. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Smith in city from Vincennes. Miss Ann Chapman returns from Petersburg. Mrs. Sara Yenne of Shoals visits Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Yenne. Miss Esther Shively of Vincennes visits Miss Laura McCord. Judge W. R. Gardiner returns from Shoals. Mrs. Emily Campbell visiting Shoals. John Scholl Jr. and mother return from Chicago. Miss Ida Swan in city from Loogootee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin O'Neil
Montgomery
William O'Neil
John Morgan
Plainville
Thomas Wallace
Indianapolis
H. A. Strange
Loogootee
M. Wilson
Emily Campbell
Shoals
John Scholl, Jr
Chicago
Clarence Hargon
Sam Herndon
Odon
Vance May
Washington
Dan Myers
Epsom
W. H. Cornett
Bloomfield
Henry Myers
Linton
Jacob Markle
Tom Tomey
the Marsh
Buoch
Oscar Paulheamus
M.E. Church
Nora E. Courtney
Osman
Vermillion County
Charley Rogers
Frank Long
Eaglesville Monay
Hargan
Samuel Cornett
Bicknell
Sam ™ Herndon
Ross Davis
Ethel Bennett
Albert Williams
Austin B. Osman
Templin
Dan Wilson
Claude Fairhurst
Clawrence Hargon
Mook Tomey
Richard Williams
Charlie Rogers
Marlin Smith
Lizzie Markle
Willard
Tipton County
Cora
Nora Patterson
Rulah Carroll
Lola
Nora Courtney
Ada Eagie
Claude Fairhorse
Jacob Cornett
W.L. James
Local residents depart on visits and business trips
Princeton guest Brett Cabel and Lafe Cosby leave for Oakland City on business. Mrs. Marion Smith arrives from Cincinnati to visit. Walter Watson travels to Plainville for several days. Miss Ida Helphenstine returns to Indianapolis after visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Overbay visit Wheatland and plan a short stay with Herschel and Carl McWilliams at Plainville. Mrs. Ethel Clements returns home to New Orleans after visiting locally. Ogden Tharp Inman and Calvert return from a tour of California Oregon and Washington. Milton Hendricks and daughter Mrs. Hastings go to Shoals to visit Dr. and Mrs. Kendall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brett Cabel
Lafe Cosby
Oakland City
Marion Smith
Cincinnati
Walter Watson
Plainville
Ida Helphenstine
Indianapolis
Peter Overbay
Wheatland
Herschel
Carl McWilliams
Ethel Clements
New Orleans
J. W. Ogden
C. K. Tharp
Eph Inman
H. A. Calvert
California
Oregon
Washington
Milton Hendricks
P. A. Hastings
Shoals
E. F. Kendall
Village terrorized in Himrod shooting spree near Danville
Danville Illinois. September 28. Jack Thomas a negro miner and ex convict terrorized the mining town of Himrod south of Danville He fired five shots at Mrs Cromis in Cromis saloon missing each time He fought the village marshal then fired at citizens who tried to capture him Helmick deputy captured him and he was jailed in Danville He had previously served time at Michigan City for killing a man at Brazil Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Jack Thomas
Himrod
Cromis
Mary Cromis
Thomas
Whitlock
Helmick
Winfield Baker
Michigan City
Brazil
Ind
Baseball scores across leagues and a territorial inquiry
National League games in Boston and Brooklyn show multiple results with New York, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Chicago, and Boston tallying wins and losses. American League matches Philadelphia Boston and New York Washington end tied at six. American Association scores Louisville Kansas City Indianapolis Milwaukee feature ahead of a disputed report. Washington plans to send an outsider to Indian Territory to assist investigations, as Secretary Hitchcock expands departmental probes into frauds and Indian interests with several inspectors involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
Washington
American Association
Louisville
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Indianapois
Hitchcock
Indian Territory
Department of the Interior
Columbus
Minneapolis
Department
Local visits and travels noted around Odon and nearby towns
A flurry of visits and business trips is reported across Odon Washington Plainville and surrounding areas. Clarence Hargon Sam Herndon and others travel to Odon Washington Plainville and Bloomfield while camping groups and families visit relatives and plan teaching assignments.
Hyomei Touts Catarrh Cures In Washington
Fred S. Clapp promotes Hyomei as a breakthrough catarrh cure in Washington. He offers a personal money back guarantee with few refunds, claiming many cured patients and praising the inhaler method over pills or liquids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyomei
Washington
Fred S. Clapp
Evansville Man Found Wounded After Suicide Attempt
Thomas McFall, a West End resident, was found under brush along the river bank after being missing. He was alive when discovered, taken to a hospital, and whispered that he left home to try to kill himself with a razor. his wound severed the windpipe and his recovery is in doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Thomas McFall
West End
McFall
Public Auction Of Farm Im plements At Woodward Farm
Public auction scheduled for Saturday morning August 29 1903 at the Woodward farm opposite John Hyatt farm. Items include farm implements wagons household furniture corn timothy hay and millet. Auctioneer details listed in the local notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward Farm
Jobn Hyatt Farm
Owen O'Rourke and Sarah Love Marriage License
Marriage licenses listed for Owen O'Rourke and Sarah Love. Text includes unrelated maxims about lambs and wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen O’rouke
Sarah Love
Excusions and Special Summer Tourist Rates Listed
A 1903 record lists special summer tourist rates to Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Hot Springs, Deadwood and other cities with return limits. Numerous groups including Christian churches, Missionary Societies, and veterans groups are noted with one fare or certificate plans for round trips. Contact Washington, Indiana agent W. E. Pareja for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Colo
Hot Springs
Deadwood
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Detroit
Mich
Union Veteran Legion of the
U. S
Dayton
District Convention Missionary Society of the Churches of Christ
Indiana
Evansville
Ind
Labor Day
United National Association of Post Office Clerks of U.S
Nashville
Tenn
National Wholesale Druggist and Proprietary Association of America
Boston
Mass
National Association Stationary Enineers
National Association of Merchants’ and Travelers
Chicago
Ill
Jobbers and Manufacturers Association
Indianapolis
W.E. Pareja
Washington
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Lucy Snowe
Lucy
Dougal
China
N. H. Jepson
Main ST
Walter L. Anderson
W. E
Winona Assembly
Woona Lake
Universalist Interstate
Assembly
Rome City
Congregational Summer Assembly
Pottawattamis Point
New Buffalo
Bmich
Ed Faith
O. C. Shady
Burg. H.B. Rhode
Terre Haute
George Irvin
Loogcotes
Zora Wagoner
W. E. Hennis
Vincennes
D. L. Poche
Cannerburg
Sol. Davis
Seymour
W. S. Burton
Mitchell
John Dosch
J. A. Smith
Miss Ann& Chapman
Petersburg
Sara Yenne of
Mrs
C. H. Yenne
Misa Esther
Shively of
Laura McCord
W. R. Gardiner
Ida Swan Ig
J. Beitman
J. Beit Mian
Princeton
Cornettsville
Mosty
Industrial Building and Loan Association
W. Q. Williams
Wadsworth & Williams
Burrpixa Association Norice
Union Savings and Loan Association
Heaven
Tuinuk
Adames MecGune
Mercer Bt
Jeraey City
N. J
Ty Candy Gathartic
Ee Aiea
Arissasat
Sterling Remedy Co
N.Y
The
Hatfield & Palmer
Hatfield & Palmer Co
Hk. F. Honnemeier’s
Farmer’s Drug Store
Tee Nest
PINK
Opera House
Frank Green
Leese
Dora Thorne
Bertha M. Clay
Beatson
Horrall’s Book Store
W. W. Barnett
East Third
VanTrees
National
Excelsior
Cresent
Hartford
la Clede
Devon
M. J. Carnahan
Compan
Geo. N. Ensert, Jeweler
E. Main St
A. Brayn & Comp’y
Wellington
New York City
7Th Ave
55Th
Central Park
Hicsn & Brasér, Pro
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