Personal notices Lounging round the county city
Joe Herr is at Huron. George Ritter went to Linton today. Frank Squire is in the city from Linton. Oscar Beland is in the city from Linton. C. H. Hangton of Linton is in the city. M. Holden is in the city from Glendale. Mrs. T. F. Spink is visiting at Louisville. H. D. Casey is in the city from Raglville. Nathan Beitman was at Vincennes Sunday. M. L. Blitzer is in the city from Petersburg. Hervey Campbell spent Sunday at Loogootee. Hi Hatfield has returned from a visit at Pittsburg. Mrs. Mary Hughey has returned from a visit at Linton. Mrs. J. M. Black and you are visiting at Oakland City. Alvin Padgett went to Plainville at noon on business. E. T. Warner is in the city from Shoals on business. Robert McCord Jr. has returned from a visit at Vincennes. Mrs. Leo Beitman and con van spent Sunday at Vincennes. Mrs. J. D. Marmaduke and children have returned to Chicago. L. Greenwood and Adolph Garivan spent Sunday at Vincennes. Mrs. H. E. Hennis and son have returned to Vincennes after a visit here. Miss Nellie Head left today for Brazil where she will teach in the high school. Miss Jessie Myers returned to Linton today after a visit with friends and relatives. County Assessor John Daily and family of this city attended the reunion of the Daily family at the home of Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Herr
Huron
George Ritter
Linton
Frank Squire
Oscar Beland
C. H. Hangton
M. Holden
Glendale
Hervey Campbell
Loogootee
Hi Hatfield
Pittsburg
Mary Hughey
J. M. Black
Oakland City
Alvin Padgett
Plainville
E. T. Warner
Robert McCord Jr
Vincennes
Leo Beitman
Con
Van
J. D. Marmaduke
Chicago
L. Greenwood
Adolph’ Garivan
H. E. Hennis
Nellie Head
Brazil
Jessie Myers
Bogard Township
Bret Cabel
Albert McKernan
J. RC. Lavalle F
William Banford
Ernest Nautemeier
Ganchire
Cincinnati
Graham and Son
Brownstown
Louis Vetter
Miss Gussa
Chillicothe
Ohio
Firman Rodarmel
Maurice Lauby
John Weiland
Will Cooper
Esther Shively
Laura McCord
Mollie Farrell
Ft. Worth
Tex
New York
Knox
Stark County
County Teachers Institute
James Howard
Ray Wilson
Eugene Prudent
Will Marsh
Vincent Baker
Will Scoble
Charles Bryan
John Brennan
Albion Ellis
Ed McCafferty
Grant Johnson
Louis Nimnich
Frank Davis
Gus Kiefer
Elmer Potts
Sunday Socials and Visits Across Bogard Township
About eighty family members gathered in Bogard township for a Sunday gathering. Residents Carl Cabel, Albert McKernan and others traveled to Loogootee and Vincennes for visits with relatives and return trips from Chicago, Columbus, Greenfield, Vinccennes, and Cincinnati. Local officials and teachers also attended regional events and institutes, with multiple residents reporting visits and travel to nearby towns and states.
Fatal Accidents From Multiple US Cities Headline
Reports from Marion Indiana Aurora Illinois Beaver Pennsylvania and Albuquerque New Mexico describe fatal and near fatal incidents. Claude Al Ten eighteen of Sims Grant county was injured when a gun exploded while loading. John VanFleet sixty shot his wife and disappeared presumed drowned. A plan to consolidate trades is proposed by Frank Buchanan. Owen Bowen sixteen and George Adams thirty were killed by a live wire near Beaver. R. W. Hostetter from Cedar Rapids was struck by a train near Cedrilloso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
Claude al
Sims
Grant County
Mra
John Reeder
Aurora
John VanFleet
VanFleet
Beaver
Beaver Valley Electric Power Company
John Galey
Windy Ghoul
Owen Bowen
George Adams
Albuquerque
N. M
R. W. Hostetter
Cedar Rapids
Cedrilloso
Reaping the Harvest at Spink’s Opera House
A popular comedy drama titled Reaping the Harvest comes to Spink’s Opera House Thursday evening. Hill and Treadway present an elaborate production with author Tom Fitch and Miss Julia Romaine headlining. Seats are on sale at Horrall Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spink’s
Opera House
Messrs Hill
Treadway
Tom Fitch
Julia Romaine
Horrall Bros
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Josrin Scanvuer
Expresses sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy and kindness in sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josrin Scanvuer
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil Promises Instant Pain Relief
A vintage patent medicine pitch touts Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a remedy for cuts bruises stings and sprains claiming instant relief and urging readers not to live without it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Evansville Falls Short in Sunday Baseball Tilt
Clyde Goodwin started for Evansville against Fort Wayne Sunday but was pulled in the seventh inning as Fort Wayne won 9 to notched a decisive victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Goodwin
Evansville
Ft. Wayne
Local Savings Loan Notices Warm Invitations
Money to loan available at Industrial Building and Loan Association with W Q Williams secretary in charge at Wadsworth Williams office. Union Savings and Loan Association opens new stock series on September 4 1903 inviting inquiries for safe profitable investments and easy loan terms with statements and information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Building and Loan Association
W. Q. Williams
Wadsworth & Williams
Belapixg Association
Union Savings and Loan Association
Ateck
Hevrersen
Excursion Tickets Announced for Winona Assembly Meetings
The B and O S W announces sale of excursion tickets for Winona Assembly and Winona Lake Sed Season 1903. For rates sale dates limits routes and other details apply to or address A A McDoxarp agent Washington Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Assembly
Waoona Lake
McDoxarp
Washington, Ind
Special Summer Excursions to Western Resorts and National Meetings
Travel rates and excursion details from the Sovereign Grand Lodge I O O F to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo hot springs Deadwood St Paul and Minneapolis plus religious and professional meetings across Detroit Evansville Indianapolis Chicago and Nashville. One fare round trip plus limited return dates and certificate plans. inquire W E Farris for bookings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Colo
Hot Springs
Deadwood
S. D
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Baltimore
Christian Church National Conventions
American and Foreign Missionary Socities
Christian Woman’s Board of Missions, Endeavor and Educational Societies
Detroit
Mich
Union Veteran Legion of the
U. S
Dayton
District Convention Missionary Society of the Churches of Christ
Indiana
Evanguille
Ind
Labor Day
United National Association of Post Office Clerks of U.S
Nashville
Tenn
Tae
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N.H. Jepson
Main ST
Walter L. Anderson
Earthth and
Main Streets
W. W. Barnett
East Third
VanTrees
Mrs
T. F. Spink
Louisville
H. D. Casey
Ragleville
Nathan Beitman
M. L. Blitzer
Petersburg
John Daily
Daily
J. Beitman
Washington
J. Beitmian
Margaret and
Eugenie Kauffman
F. L. Scoble
Roy and
Margaret
Columbus
John Kauffman
City
Frank Buchanan
International Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
National
Building Trades Council
Hatfield & Palmer Plumbing
Willeford
North Meridian Street
John Stanton
Nicholas Dant
Circuit Court
Squire Wallace
Barnett's
Abs
William Bell
Antioch Cemetery
William Thorp
Lenginéer
Henry Backes
Henry
John Bays Jof Sullivan
Indianapolis Journal
Tur Gazettee
Herald
W. L. Anderson
East
Walnut Street
S. P. Ellis
Miss Dills
East Main Street
John Jackman
J. A Bell
Oak Grove Cemetery
Aden Barber
Washington Insurance
Indianapolis
Mr. Barber
D. Ln.g
Will Brown
The
Meridith
L. L. Whetsell
East Seventh Street
Joe Hoffmann
Cascarets
Georges Kryder
Napoleons
HuGr Rew Asa Ee Anugal Sale
Hatfield & Palmer Co
B. F. Hunnemeier’s
Armer
Notiauns
National Wholesale Druggist and Proprietary Association of America
Boston
Mags
National Association Stationary Engineers
National Association of Merchants’and Travelers
Ill
Jobbers and Manufacturers Association
Callon
W. E. Farris
Pink’s Opera House
Frank Green
Leess
Ux Louise
Donald Stewart
Meerail Bree
Tose
Wheels
Excelsior
Cresent
Hartford
la Clede
Devon
M. J. Carnahan
Geo. N. Engert, Jeweler
E. Main St
A. Brayn & Comp’y
Hatcheld & Palmer Co
HOTEL
Wellington
New York City
55Th
58Th
Central Park
Ex & Burnzy
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