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Newspaper

Washington Gazette

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1897

Page

4

Residents and visitors headcount in Vincennes area social notes

Local names from Vincennes and surrounding towns fill a Saturday roster of visits and greetings. Residents like Miss Doherty, Mrs Healy, and Miss Coxi appear amid travels to Seymour, Bloomington, and New Albany, with gatherings at Oakland City and Chicago.

Mattie Uauthorn Vincennes Riends Robert Wallace Mattie Coxi Mear Bruesville R. E. Kennedy Oakland City Maggie Berry Alfred Jones Milton Bastlett Bloomington Boyle Shoals Sarah Basris Au E. Hastings Springville Ind Re. Beanard Mika Mabel New Albany Denyer West End Dan Lester Seymour Columbus Ohio

Local notes and changes in the Milton and Aurora area

The item mentions Oliver Bush and Mrs. Lewis visiting relatives in Aurora, Frank Stchinson resigning as chief clerk to H M Hall of the B&O, a two year course starting September 10 on Tolle road near the University of Ahiiolg, J W Gaddis the Vincconos architect visiting with church plans, contracts soon to be let for a new TJ B church, Henry Fields of the VI Express company given three days layoff starting Wednesday, and time off with friends in Terre Haute.

Milton Oliver Bush Lewis Aurora Frank Stchinson H. M. Hall Tolle Road University of Ahiiolg J. W. Gaddis Vincconos TJB Henry Fields VU. $. Express Company

Local Dots and Dashes Report Stumbles and Prices

Brief, mixed items: social invite to Miss Roda Smith from Evanville. minor injury from a knife slip. Dr Gers dressed a palm wound. Wheat prices near 1.04 per bushel in Chicago. Madison township elder Thomas Hitchcock dies aged 87. Illinois Central claim agent incident. Cayuga Herald notes Shaker Digestive Cordial ads. President Kruger denies suzerainty over the Transvaal.

Hood's Sarsaparilla Aids Poor Appetite And Stomach Trouble

Becker of Argos Indiana reports his stomach condition improved after taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. He claims it built up his health and gave him a better appetite, advising others with impure blood to try the remedy.

Hood Becker Argos Indiana

Eight and ten year old boys injured by gun powder explosion

The eight and ten year old sons of William Watson living on West Main found a pint bottle of gun powder in a cupboard. They struck a match, ignited the powder, and the bottle exploded sending glass shards injuring them. They were carried home and treated by a physician. both survived with facial cuts and a forehead wound. The father works as a boiler maker at the B and O S W shops.

Wiliam Watson West Main Treat Gobt

Final Reunion as Mother Moves From Hospital

Mrs. Sarah Robinson, the first patient admitted to Southern Insane Hospital, leaves to return home with her son William B. Robinson of Knox County. After forty years of illness and gradual possible improvement, their tearful reunion marks a hopeful ending to her long care at the facility.

Southern Insane Hospitals Evansville Sarah Robinson Wm. B. Robinson Knox County Robinson Southern Insane Hospital Buddy Tha William B. Robinson Sally Romika

Aliens Reunion Reported at Williamsgrove Sugarland

An additional account of the Alien reunion notes Foe family gathering in Williamsgrove Sugarland on Thursday August 26 with a bountiful dinner for about two hundred people.

Williamsgrove Sugarland

Allen Family Honored in Washington County Reunion

The Allen name in history highlighted by Col. Jain Allen’s 1826 arrival in Daviess county. Address urged beautifying the county seat, advancing religious life, and honoring Col. John Allen with a fall foundation and reunion base. Officers named J G Allen president Hamlet Allan secretary Anderson Veale treasurer.

Tor Allen Te Allen Daviess County Col Jain Allen Washington Jesus Christ Tien J. G. Allen Hamlet Allan Anderson Veale John J Eads John W. Major Hamlet Allen June M. Aikman Joseph Keith Lewis Ren Frank I. Sefrit Evelyn Waller Elijah Allen Allen Barr John Allen

Lightning Strikes Millis Home In Tuesday Storm

Lightning struck an outbuilding at B J Millis residence during a Tuesday evening storm tearing off roof planks and transferring along a 50 foot clothes line to the summer kitchen. It damaged studding flooring and tinware, barely stunning the house occupants.

Plainville B.J. Millis

Mortuary notices for Mrs Sturgeon and Velasco Taylor

Mrs. Jerry Sturgeon died at her home near the city at age forty nine. Burial was at Union Cemetery on Saturday afternoon. Velasco Ay Taylor, aged father of Nora E. Taylor of Loogootee, died there at 8:55 a.m. The late Mr. Taylor was a well known figure in the city, long serving as a justice of the peace. Burial followed at St Michael's Cemetery. Mr and Mrs George Underwood noted.

Thomas Hittchcock Madison Township Lharsdy,y Jerry Sturgeon Union i Cemetery C. M. Prentiss Nora E. Taylor Loogootee Velasco Ay ‘Taylor Taylor St St Michael's Cot

Thomas Reed Warns on Hard Times And Prosperity Cycles

The article quotes Hon. Thomas B Reed urging readers to study history of prosperity and adversity as a cyclical pattern. He argues modern global trade amplifies cycles, questions limits of human reason, and warns luxury can delay recovery while overextension harms future stability.

Thomas B.reed China Peru Cathay

Pleasant Anniversary Party for Mrs. Nan Clark

On Monday August 28 1897 friends and neighbors gathered at the Clark residence in Harrison to celebrate the forty third birthday anniversary of Mrs Nan Clark wife of Henry Clark. The guest list included relatives and close neighbors who enjoyed a pleasant afternoon listening to stories from older residents. The birthday surprise occurred when Mrs Clark, who had traveled to Washington, returned home to find the gathering.

Nan Clark Henry Clark Harrison Annivers Washington Aker

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