Personal notes from town folks move about the region
A flurry of movement as residents visit and travel. Mrs R M Smily rests in Patoka while Mrs E R Scoville visits St Louis. Many others, including Miss Bessie Axtell Martinsville and J C Dally Terre Haute, are noted as in town or en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Smily
Patoka
E.R. Scoville
St. Louis
Bessie Axtell
Martinsville
W. L. Evans
Loogootee
J.C. Dally
Terre Hautes
Frank Frowald
Vincennes
M. M. Groves
Local Social Notes From Seymour Republican
Day after a pleasant visit with Carl Dearon J F Arthur visits Elnora today. Mrs Theodore Johnson leaves for Petersburg to visit relatives. Maud Williams of Cornettsville visits Helen Williams. Mr and Mrs J W Streeter return from Cincinnati. Mrs Sadie Knight of Indianapolis guests of Mrs L H Creager. Rev J L Hodges new C P pastor arrives from Albion Illinois. Edwin Smoot goes to Duluth to lead singing at Spoonts mission. A Wise post office clerk takes a week vacation at Loogootee. Commissioner John Gant returns home after inspecting land of his late brother Henry Gant. Lenore Stanfield returns from Washington with aunt Mrs T A Ackley. Helen Carnahan accompanies her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.F. Arthur
Elnora
Theodore Johnson
Petersburg
Maud Williams
Cornettsville
Helen Williams
J. W. Streeter
Cincinnati
Sadie Knight
Indianapolis
L. H. Creager
J.L. Hodges
C. P
Albion, Ill
Edwin Smoot
Duluth
W. E. Spoonts
A. C. Wise
Loogootee
John Gant
Bartholomew County
Hom
Henry Gant
Lenore Stanfield
Washington
T. A Ackley
Helen Carnahan
Marriages And Miscellany In Local News From Evansville
Anton Casper married Miss Caroline Harter at St Marys church with Rev Isi dore presiding. The groom is a coal miner and the bride a son of Mr and Mrs JJ Harter of the West end. Tax and road funds see increased collections while a traveling salesman joins John Pohlman liquor house. A church picnic, a prize contest winner, a horse incident, and local ads fill the page alongside travel rail deals and drugstore recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton P. Casper
Caroline ‘Harter
St. Marys Church
Isidore
JJ. Harter
West End
Charles Hart
John Pohlman
Indianapolis
Disputed Politician and Local Turmoil Report
June 17 dispatches describe political tension in Camajuan Santa Clara with mayor Pedro Pi facing danger after an assassination attempt by Celasting Prencomo. In Dubuque a crowd stoned streetcars resuming after a five week idle period with non union workers, militia called, no serious injuries. TERSE TELEGRAMS note widowers in Indianapolis, socialist gains in Berlin elections, a bank vice president’s suicide in East Orange, Ore drought losses from cloudburst, and various rail and personnel statistics from the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Indianapolia
Berlin
Frank Dean
Beachoard National Bank
East Orange
N. J
Heppner, Ore
Internationse Printing Preasmen and Assistants Union
St. Louis
United States
Herbert W. Bowen
U. S
Venezuela
Hague
Moody
Phillip W. Delano
Indiana Ganday School Association
Winons Jone
Secretary of Agriculture
Elgin Loan and Savings Co
St. Thomas
Sara George Rowley
Ite
Hos
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Smead Estate
In the Davis circuit court June term 1903 John EB Williams administrator presents final settlement for Llewellyn W. Smead deceased. Court to examine on July 8 requiring heirs creditors and interested parties to appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Witness Thomas Harris clerk. Hastings Allen Hastings attorneys for estate. Washington Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llewelyn W. Smead
Davies Circuit Court
John
EB. Williams
Llewellyn W. Smead
Cuit
Jess E. Wreitams
Admr
Daviess
Washington
Indiana
Thomas Harris
Hastings, Allen & Hastings
Joe Gordon's Place Offers Fine Bar Goods
The establishment at 218 East Main Street markets itself as Washington's finest conducted and most stylish bar. It promises standard merit products with a light lunch served at all hours and a selection of wines liquors and cigars by phone order tailored to gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joe Gordon
East Main St
Nice Summer Millinery Sale At Fashionable Millinery
The largest stock of trim chic millinery is being sold at reduced prices with street hats sailors and fashionable novelties in abundance. Calls this week are urged to visit Shorts Sistera Artistic Millinery at Cloud Building for bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cail
Cloud Building
New Wallpaper Lines and Books At Attractive Prices
Mrs. E. Rickard promotes a complete line of new wallpaper designs, selling at attractive prices, with newest books and novels, and choice stationery and office supplies at 112 East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Rickard
East Main St
Hammocks on Sale At M J Carcaban Co
The M J Carcaban Co offers a large assortment of hammocks in many sizes styles and colors with prices from 75 to 85 cents. Get comfort this summer for a small investment at this store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.M. Cardwell & Co
The
M. J Carcaban Co
Largest stock of fine watches at Jepson on Main Street
The advertisement touts Jepson at 313 Main Street offering a large stock and widest assortment of watches and chains with guaranteed quality. It claims they sell at bargain prices and forbid underselling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jepson
Main Street
American Steam Laundry Ad Promotes Hand Wash Service
An advertisement urges customers to try American Steam Laundry at 421 E Main St, phone 99, highlighting hand washing for a clean white look on shirts waists and laundry items this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Steam Laundry
Main Street
Homely Proverbs on Marriage and Finances
A lighthearted quip contrasts married life with saving money by withholding gifts. It jokes that calomel and whisky differ only in wife preference and notes the enduring “annual crop” of sweet girl grades, playing on rural humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ates
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AC Dougal
Temple Court
Made
Minneapolis
Pel EE
Zack Jones
Schnull & Co
U. B
William Meredith
Wheatland
Homer F. Parr
Lawton
Oklo
Cartie Allen
Sandy Hook
Miss Lillie Arbor
Harry Reba
Terre Haute
W. E. King
W.E. King
Effie
Corn
E. H. Wininger
Shoals
H. Hedrick
Epsom
Lida iGelebrist
Vinannes
John Floyd
Vinnie McBride
Plainville
Martha Biegler
Oakland City
Lester McCracken
Alfordsville
Lizzie Nunworth
H. Collins
F. E. von Winkle
Alordsville
L. H. McGinnis
A. G. Williams
Cornettaville
Henry Faith
West Point
J. A. Swartzel
Louisville
J. Beitman
A Newseum
Panama
Light
Mackinaws
Sennet
Iday
Carl ‘Dearon
Harry
Christian Church
Oak Grove Park
Abram Simonas
Salvita Medical Company
Piney Ridge Resort
Sabie Lake
Michigan
Bell Telephone
Louis Fr. Hunnemeier
Sam's Block
Dr. King
J. N. Jones
Misa Sara Neal
Walnut
Dean
Illinois Central Railroad
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Olahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Kansas
Colorado
A. H. Waxson
G. Pp
Chicago
F. R. Wheeler
T. A
Main St
Evansville
Ind
Burlington
L. W. Waxtry
Trav Pass
St Louis
Eic
Atfield & Palmer Co
Qharts
CLOUD
Farmers’ Drug Store
Thes City
N. He. Jepson
Wahten
Chariton Nursery Co
Rochester
N. Y
MES
G.ex Brothers
Hawks Senexer Co
Hochester, New York
M. J. Carnahan Co
Wellington
New York City
7Th Ave
Bacer & Bonner, Pro
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