Millis Note Paid and Settlement of Affairs
Settlement of Millis affairs continues as Myers returns home and Oscar M. Albright takes charge at Blainville. Prominent farmer Gallaten England and Dr E D fis of Blainville paid 5 2406 note for Burton J. Millis, missing grain dealer of Plainville, amid reports of advance sums not charged to his books and loose management blamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallaten
England
Steele
E. D. Fis
Blainville
Burton J. Millie
Plainville
Millis Stairs
Millis
Therp
Myers
Adair
Oscar M. Albnght
Hyatt
Local notices include travel and health updates
Postmaster J E Pershing was in from Elnora. Rober Ingerson left for Sullivan to work. G Wallace is very ill at home. The infant son of Mr and Mrs Will Sullivan is worse and recovery doubtful. Rev L Sthoonover returned from Plainville after business. Attorney M S Hastings to appear in Gibson circuit court in a case of Senator Walcott. H By Fullerton attended the Court of Honor Judge meeting at Vincennes and installed the new willcore. Elsworth Olephant, the miller, left for Bloomfield to join a thirty day trip to Darling Mississippi. Miss Helen Brown and guests left for Cincinnati to re-enter the conservatory of music. Mrs Stella Hoffmann will host a six o'clock dinner Tuesday at the Masonic hall for her son's marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. By ‘Fullerton
Court ‘of
Vincennes
Pight
Willcore
Elsworth Olephant
Bloomfield
Darling
Mississippi
Stella Hoffmann
Masonic Hall
Notes on Shops and Railroads Personnel Changes
Brakeman W Ly Lucas takes a few days rest. Brakeman J Ey Laws on class vacation. J M Barry employed as an engineer on the east end. Supt Ey BR Scoville went to St Louis on business. Will Parcel hag accepted a supply boy position in the shops. Trainmaster O Owens transacting business at Cincinnati. Brakeman Dick Bradford reported for work after vacation. Civil engineer M Dees returned from a trip to St Louis. Tamara Hoopengarner returned from Shoals on business. Supt of motive power John Hair of Cincinnati was at the shops on business. Fireman RR Snyder WB Wise Hart and OH Subix off for a few days. Harry Bovelhimer of the roundhouse reported for duty after illness. George Thomes had a finger mash. injury not serious. Fireman Williams Shackleford struck in the eye by coal and will be off for several days. Fireman J Arlington returned from a visit to relatives at St Joe Mo and reported for work. Boilermaker C Ad Darling returned from St Louis. will report Saturday. Conductor William Allen reinstated after investigation and back at old post. Fireman RA Temple promoted to extra engineer in east division. Lizzie Brickley returned to St Louis after visiting relatives. Robert Bobaohn returned to Louisville after a visit with Dr and Mrs T F Spink. Charles Williams returned to St Louis after visiting Mrs W Q Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ly
Lucas
J. Ey Laws
J. M- Barry
Ey BR. Scoville
St. Loui
O. &. Owens
Cincinnati
M. Dee
St. Louis
Tamera Fe Hoopengarner
Shoals
R. R. Snyder
WT. Wisehardt
Oh. Subix
Harry Bovelhimer
Round House
George Thomes
Williaga
Shackleford
J. Arlington
Ste Joe
Jery
Johnson
Bloomington
Jason C. Fairhurst
Plainville
Wn Alter Hyatt
Bedford
Henry Keller
Moling
Sto
George Parrill
Portsmouth
Louis Burris
Petersburg
Bess Lavelle
Nnoon
Wes Newland
John Williams
Loogdotee
A.B. Knapp
Martinsville
Josie Calhoun
Greencastle
Calendar in session for January term before Judge Houghton
Trial calendar arranged by Judge H Q Houghton lists daily civil and criminal dockets from January 2 to February 4 with many case numbers. Local notices follow: residents traveling, business trips, and school plans appear between docket entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jadge H. Q. Houghton
Local Fire Destroys Household Goods in Odon Area
A fire at a residence near Odon destroyed most household furniture and left only three feather beds intact. Amid the blaze, Daniel Dinnala reported losing thirty two dollars and mentioned plans to relocate to buy a drug store in the northern part of the state. Nearby, a Baptist service led by Rev. Hi Ne Laye drew a large crowd, with Presbyterian services announced for tonight conducted by Rev. J. T. Boyd of the U H Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odon
Daniel Dinnala
Dabnera
Aidre
Elnora
Rune
Odiaresolts
Ie Drug Store
Elnora Senn
Baptist Church
Ne Laye
Presbyterian Church
J. T. Boyd
U. H. Church
Personal notices from Trainville and nearby towns
George Faith went to Trainville this morning. Frank Waliice was here today from Wheatland. H Q Rogers was from sdogarfee. Cosby returned this morning. John Cox was here today from Phsiness. Mrs C P Scudder is using relatives at Cincinnati. Mary Smithent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Faith
Trainville
Frank Waliice
Wheatland
H. Q. Rogers
Sdogarfee
Cosby
Alfordsville Social Roundup and Visit Notes
Susan Allen on sick list as Asden Webber and family head to Illinois. Several locals travel to Loogootee and Loogootee on business. Chuster Hackler ill with appendicitis. A.W. Allen of Pittsburgh visiting relatives. Wilson and Ham’s entertainment at Godwin’s ball praised. Alfordsville Cornet Band hosts a Datch Banquet with refreshment hour. Don’t Knock ballad encourages kindness and good deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Allen
Asden Webber
Illinois
Oral Miles
Loowortee
Geo. Kays
Loogootee
Geo Webber
Fred Chandler
S.J. Bartle
Breech Lick
Frank Patterson
Uoozootee
J.A. Chandler
St. Louis
Chuster Hackler
A.W. Allen
Pittsburg
Chas ‘Webber
Arkansas
H. BR. Alford
Elnora
Wilson and
Ham
Godwin’ S
Alfordaville
Kidney Pills Promising Cure for Kidney Ailments
A Washington reader endorses Dean's Kidney Pills from Hoosier Drug Co as effective for back pain, dizziness, and kidney trouble. The testimonial cites improved energy and regular kidneys after use, with Foster Milburn Co. as United States agents and price at 50 cents. Also mentions Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure with 35 cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hero
Washington
W. A. Daning
Winverneg Avenue
Railroad
Shopa
Lvonn
Hoosier Drug Company
Dean
Foster Milburn Cotufalo
New York
United States
Theopte
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Linderman Pharmacy
Teachers examination at McHenry County office Jan 7 1905
Announcement notes a teachers examination hosted by the County Superintendent at the McHenry office on Saturday January 7 1905. A separate Lost notice mentions a black silk shawl misplaced between the high school building and a church with finder to report to the Gagerrs offices. Burditt's Blood Bitters advertised as a cure for dyspepsia with a claim of two million Americans suffering the pain in the stomach region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdotts
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Tinues
Oscar MM. Albright
J. E. Pershing
Fron Elnora
Rober Ingerson
Sullivan
G. Wallace
East End
Will] Sullivan
Sthoonover
M.S. Hastings Wert
Gibson Circuit
Senator Walcett
Helen Brown
Christine, Gatea
Sinda Edwards
Conservatory of Music
John Hair
Cincinnati, Wis
iC.ad ‘Darling
Wiliam Allen
R. A. ‘Temple
West End
Lizzie Brickley
South ‘Side
Robert Bobaohn
Louisville
T. F. Spink
South Side
Charles Williams
St. ‘Louis
W. Q. ‘Williams
West Main ‘Street
Houghton
Mondam
Tumsday
Healy
Vas Buzan
Tarpen
Ketelem
Helton
Crafton
Sketo
Hudson
Ggr Miller
WLU Tel
Freedman Bros, Shoe Co
Neill
Dem -Tewis Selly G. Co
Sinteenth
Muiapab
Ays
Wordsworthy
Overton
Fras
Allen
Board oftCom
Bevesteenth
Fridan
Wolfe
Rogers
Satcrd le Jas. Ie
Murry
Murray
McKean
Adants
Penagan
Chandler
Mount Et al
Beck
Turk
Behenning
Winklepleck
Winkleylock
Kutter
Street
Herron
Jax
Dorsett
Miley
Calloway
Shively
Lewis
Enterprise Coal Co
van Trees
Board of Com
Varris
I. Ry. Co
Mosier
S. I. Ry. Co
Vollmer
Kalahquin
Sabe Ay
FEL
Warner
Shake
Wadnasdas
Int
Harvester Co
Hanti
Hattie Bowman
Robert Overbay
Dan Fuller
Worthington
Fred Summers
Madison Walsh
Montgomery
Emerson Hoffmann
Sarah Willey
Indianspolis
Emerson
Mike Mary Walsh
J. Beitman
Jooking Reswell
Mary Smithent
Alfordsville
A. L. Brxuy
Sack Ee Ez
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Hatfield & Palmer! CO
Hatfield & Palmer
Muddreds
Peoople
GEO. N. Engert
Busine
Foot Star
the Jeweller
Main Street
Emere
Connty
Otlice McHenry
Iva Rupe
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