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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1914
Page
2
Permers residents attended numerous social visits over the weekend with relatives and neighbors. Several families including the Franklins, Mallets, Wilkeys, Wade, and Chestnut households were seen visiting across town and in neighboring Plainville.
Mrs Cornelius Reilly and children of Madison Illinois visit her parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Conlin. Mrs Mary Craney and Mrs Alex Williams of Whitfield stay with relatives. A dance at Charles C Wilsons. Mrs Edward O Connor and children return from Washington after visiting her mother Mrs Margaret Fanning. Others include Miss Lizzie Nolen and Mrs Elien gambs guests near Glendale, and Mr and Mrs George Norris visiting Vincennes. Francis Mahan returns from Indianapolis. Mary Shingler travels to Seeleyville for a relative visit.
RAGLESVILLE reports the fourth quarterly meeting held at the M E church over Saturday and Sunday nights. Several neighbors attended the festival at Mt Olive Saturday. The Rev Perry Key led the funeral of Mr Van Winkle s child at Pleasant Grove Sunday morning.
EPSOM. D. I. Miyers made a business trip to Plainville Tuesday. J. A. McCall and Calven Keller went to Elnora Tuesday evening to attend the carnival. Gorda Metheny and Grace Myers visited their parents in Terre Haute Friday. Clarence McCall moved from Sugarland to the John Ise nogie farm southwest of town. EE. H. Myers moved to a new dwelling this week. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bennington of the river bottom were in town last Thursday. Maud Watson of Plainville was in town Tuesday. Maud Scott of Odon was there Monday. Henry Harper of Shiloh was in town Wednesday. Mrs. Claude KilHon and sons of Payorville were in town Wednesday. Mrs. Samuel Afterburn of Plainville was the guest of E. L. Grove. SuSide McCall and Ed Scott made a weekend trip to Washington Monday.
Henry spirit attends Odon Saturday while John Parsons and families visit Loogootee. James Cropp and relatives spend Sunday with Charles Parsons of Loogootee. Infant son of Mr and Mrs John Van Winkle laid to rest in Osman cemetery. Also notes on Cecil Smith returning from Danville and the Parkers visiting Henderton Daugherty family. Announcement of Foley Kidney Pills ad ends the item.
A sale of crepes and ratines with various widths from 27 to 36 inches. Items include Kimonga styles, striped sattings, printed crepes, and corded ratines offered at clearing prices per yard. Limited quantities and late fall wearability noted.
Classified note advertises ginghams in 32 inch chambray and dress weights in checks and stripes with clearing prices per yard. Includes a lot described as extra fine French ginghams at 25c per yard.
Men's dress shirts in percale and madras offered at clearing prices well below wholesale. Most sizes available and in strong demand. Light and dark blue chambray work shirts also discounted to attract buyers. Hosiery and undergarments promoted as hygienic and affordable. Limited quantities and prices specific to multiple suit lots.
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