Local Residents and Visitors Reported in Hoosier Township
A long list of residents and visitors is recorded, including Dr. Ana Burris and family in Washington on business, Mr. Davideen departing for Virginia, Byron Godwin and wife from Otwell, and Frank Kays of Loogootee. Other items note coal sent to Cyrus E. Davis in Bloomington, school activities in Valparaiso, and personal-property sale of Horace McCord to John Frybarker of Owensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davideen
Virginia
Byron Godwin
Otwell Gwere
Austin Roberts
Washington
John Frater
Cyrus E. Davis
Bloomington
Community Notes Highlight Local Visiting Friends
Local residents list visitors and gatherings including Miss Nina Ricks and Mr. Will visiting in Washington with Mr and Mrs H Prentin. Miss Clements entertained young folk, Richard Peek returned from Moores Hill, Rev McGowen family visiting, Flora Reeve and Coralia Saunders with Hazel Barber, Miss Rose Summultt ill, cabinet meeting at Miss Ethel Horrall home, children day exercises well attended, Edie Garland and Martha Arthur with Mrs. D H Ricks, Cordelia Saunders visiting this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Nina Ricks
Will
Be Bet
Ehureh
I League
Hughnett
Lucy McGétiee
Washington Visting
H. Prentin
Clements Learoac i
Richard Peek
Moores Hill
I McGowen
Hino
Peek
Flora Reeve
Corolia Saunders
Hazel Barber
Edie Garland
Martha’ Arthur
D. H
Ricks
Ethel Barber
Clifford
Shanks
Oral Gregory
Lacey
Ennis
Charles Fyffe
Ora Ennis
Antioch
Lena Bassett
Cordelia Saunders
Local notes from Corning and Montgomery region
Community brief listing residents visiting relatives and attending events includes John McCauly at Alfordsville Tuesday, Rielly siblings at Frances Moran and Montgomery Saturday, Matt Keller in Montgomery, Mrs. Sanders of Virginia visiting Morans, Fr Kavenaugh mass at Cannelburg, Lelia Nolen Maud Decker and Edward Walsh at Cannelburg, Frank Bradley of Montgomery visiting, a Whitfield beat Cornings 14 to 13 in a Sunday ball game, and Theodore Harris of High Rock on business Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCauly
Alfordsville
James
Joseph Rielly
Washington
Frances Moran
Montgomery
Matt Keller
Father Kavenaugh
Cannelburg
Lelia Nolen
Maud Decker
Edward Walsh
Cannerburg
Frank Bradley
Whittfield
Corning
Whitfield
Theodore Harris
High Rock
Farmers Near Cornettville Finish Wheat Harvest
Report from Cornettville notes most farmers will complete wheat cutting this week. Nora Courtney travels to Vincennes for work. Will Miller from Plainville visited Wednesday. Rev. William Moren visited Plainville Thursday. Leta Eaton returns from Washington. Libby Aikman returns home in Sugarland area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Courtney
Vincennes
Will Miller
Plainville
William Moren
Leta Eaton
Washington
Libby Aikman
Sugarland
Local Youth Attends Sunday Services at Antioch
A group of young people from the locality spent days with Mrs. S. C. Carroll and Arthur Carroll returned home Tuesday from Moore’s Hill where he has been attending school. Mrs. William Eaton and daughter Miss Essie were in Washing last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Carroll
Arthur Carrol
Moores Hill
William Eaton
Tughter
Essie
Antioch
Local residents and visitors travel between Montgomery and Washington
A string of moves and visits fills a Montgomery column with names: MONTGOMERY residents and guests such as Royal Allison, James Sause, Rev H A Barton, Mrs Lyman Carrico, Mrs Barbara Kidwell, Miss May Clark, and Dr S L McPherson frequent nearby towns including Washington and Seymour. The piece notes a Knights of Columbus degree ceremony, Fourth of July planning by the A O Hi, and graduates returning from Aren.
Local residents tally visits and travel during week
McCracken left Thursday for Lick to attend the State Med association. Miles Clark Beltman of Washington is the guest of Mrs. C. C. Hayes. Miss Mary Vonderschmidt and Mabel Drury returned to Washington Thursday after visiting Mrs. C. Hayes. Mfort McPherson drove to Washington Thursday evening. Walter Weimer went to Washington Friday. George B. Drew has been ill for a few days. Miss Lilly Bell of Loogootee visited her brother W. E. Bell Tuesday. J. W. Graham went to Washington. George O'Dell and Adam Abel went to Washington Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Grannan visited at St. Marys Saturday. Mrs. Blanch Shultz returned to Hoopeston Wednesday after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Baker. John Dally and John Sinnott of Washington were here Thursday arranging Fourth of July matters. Mrs. Alex Turnbloom returned from Sullivan Saturday where she has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Austin O'Neill. The baptizing here Sunday was largely attended. George Tomey of Loogootee was here Thursday. Miss Mabel Dixon attended Jasper commencement Tuesday. Miss Beatrice Carrico went to Washington Thursday. Mrs. Patrick Duffey of Straitsville, Ohio, is visiting Mrs. Peter Jager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Allison
Washington
St Vincennes
Lyman Carrico
Barbara Kidwell
Rose E. Clark
Frank Clark
Loogoorpe
May Clark
New Richmond
H. A. Barton
Weimer
Walter Wert
Chapman's Ferry
Seymour
Witness
A. J. Padgett
Knights of Columbus
Padgett
Middle West
A. O. Hi
Harry Dixon
Henry Fernan l
Frank Trainor
Tey
Dixon
Heffernan
Joe Paseka
Terre Haute
Paseka
Alex Turnbloom
R. W. McCracken
Thomas Cheevers
Cletus Montgomery
Jgbper
College
8. L. McPherson
McCracken
Lick
Miles Clark Beltman
C. C. Hayes
Mary Vonderschmidt
Mabel Drury
Ington
C. Hayes
Mfort McPherson
Walter Weimer
George B. Drew
iMiss Lilly Bell
Loogootee
W. E. Bell
J. W. Graham
George O'Dell
Adam Abel
S. W. Grannan v
St. Marys
Barn Burns in Reeve Township
Jonathan Allen of one mile south of Alfordsville loses 800 dollars after his large barn and contents burn at 3 am Thursday. No stock was harmed but nearly one hundred bushels of corn are destroyed. Incendiary fire suspected as the cause. Allen had no insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Allen
Alfordsville
Mr. Allen
Allen
Reeve Township
Hyomel Cure Promises Relief for Asthma and Colds
A testimonial promotes Hyomel as a universal cure with an inhaler and bottle kit priced at one dollar and fifty cents for refills. The Lindeman pharmacy supposedly endorses and sells the outfit, claiming rapid relief where doctors fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liddeman Pharmacy
Lindeman Pharmacy
Saba Sheline
Metz
Ind
Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Relief for Consumption
An old advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure and comfort for incipient to advanced consumption. It claims the remedy provides relief and invites customers to buy only the genuine product from Smith and Winton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Smith and Winton
Linemann's Pharmacy Promotes Rocky Mountain Tea
An old advertisement touts Rocky Mountain Tea as a spring tonic that cures winter ailments. It claims the product strengthens digestion and kidney and liver function, with tablets also offered at guidelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindeman‘s Pharmacy
Foley's Urino Laxative Endorsed by Satisfied User
A Byersburg Tennessee resident R Ward testifies that Foley's Urino Laxative proved a thorough practical remedy for chronic constipation. The testimonial notes the product is sold by Smith & Winton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Ward
Byersburg
Tenn
Syeen
Foley
Smith & Winton
Death of Mrs. Katherine Bowler Shocks West End
Mrs Katherine Bowler a longtime West End resident died unexpectedly Saturday after heart trouble while in her yard. The 70 year old Catholic, wife of Joseph Bowler and mother of seven children including Katie Thomas Maurice John Joseph and two daughters, died before funeral plans were set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Biler
West End
Bowler
Wes
Hher
Joseph Bowler
Katie
Thomas
Maurice
John
St. Louis
Joseph
Joe Zinkan
Kansas
Fire Horse Bought For City Fire Service
A committee from Du Bois and Pike counties bought a new gray fire horse for 200 dollars after locating the animal at 6 o clock Wednesday. The four year old adds to the central station team, matching the existing gray horse. The station 1 black horse has moved to the west end department replacing Bob who has retired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubois
Pike Counties
Horrall
iHyatt
Smoot
Central Station
John Budd
Pike County
Budd
West End
Bob
Foley kidney remedy praised by Clearmont woman
Mrs Joyce of Clearmont New Hampshire says Foley s Kidney Remedy cured a long standing kidney trouble after two bottles. She endorses the medicine and notes it is a grand good medicine sold by Smith Win ton.
Marriage Licenses List Names of Couples
The notice lists multiple marriage license recipients including Louis Gasser and Learo Buzan William Stewart and Julia Smith Leon Fraysse and Louis Henry Christopher T Walker and Hazel Wheeler John Flater and Emma Cosby Austin O Arthur and Omie Fitzgerald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gasser - Buzan
Louis Gasser
Learo Buzan
Stewart - Smith
William Stewart
Julia Smith
Fraysse - Henry
Leon Fraysse
Louis Henry
Walker Wheeler
Christopher T. Walker
Hazel Af. Wheeler
Flater
Cosby
John Flater
Emma Cosby
Arthur Fitzgerald
Austin O. Arthur
Omie Fitzgerald
New Suits in Martin County Courts
Several civil actions listed include May Coats against George W Coats for divorce with T M Sears attorney. Lukens versus Joseph N Workman as sheriff for replevin of rented property. McCracken against Mary A McCracken with Heffernan and Mattingly as attorneys. Smith and Realty Company named in a separate suit.
Downing and Washington Realty v James Downing et al
Court records note actions by Heffernan and Mattingly for the plaintiff in a matter involving Downing Raphael D Smith and Washington Realty. Grace Southerland sues Olive and O W Deckard to set aside a contract with Hastings Allen Hastings and T D Slimp representing plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downing — Raphael
Smith and
Washington Realty
James
Downing, Et al
Alet
Heffernan & Mattingly
Attys
Sutherland
Deckard Grace Southerland
Olive
O.W. Deckard
Hastings, Allen & Hastings
T. D. Slimp
Real Estate Transfers Draft Notice
Real estate transfer entries listing G W Beaver and W, to Joseph Glover. Lucinda Ekly and H to J W John Ferguson and W to F M Ferguson. Carrico Ann W to W. A V Adams and W to C 4 Adams. Each record includes parcel descriptions and dates, with monetary figures such as $17. Public notice style notes transfers and parties involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Beaver
Joseph Glover
Lucinda eKly
J. W. John Ferguson
F. M. Ferguson
Carrico Ann
A. V. Adams
Adams
Soneove
Letters Remaining at Washington Post Office June 16 1908
Weekly list shows remaining mail for women Mrs George Hopkins and men J H Anderson Martin Carnahan L W Cumberland Cecil Dye arFnk M Fisher L Herman J E Kretsinger John C Trent J Thomas J C Wagner Thomas Yeager two others E C Faith Postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post Office
George Hopkins
J. H. Anderson
Martin Carnahan
L. W. Cumberland
Cecil Dye
arFnk M. Fisher
L. Herman
J. E. Kretsinger
John C. Trent
J. Thomas
J. C. Wagner
Thomas Yeager
Births in the community announce new children
Hale to Mrs E E Hale a son. Bacon to Mrs Will Bacon a son. Burris to Mrs Benjamin J Burris a son. Smith to Mrs George C Smith of east Fifteenth street a daughter. Tidd to Mrs Andrew Tidd of Mitchell a ten pound son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale
E. E. Hale
Bacon
Will Bacon
Burris
Benjamin J. Burris
Smith
George C.smith
East Fifteenth Street
Tidd
Andrew Tidd
Mitchell
McCarty Smith and Gootee Advertise Settlement Call
Notice to all persons owing McCarty Smith and Gootee to call and settle in the next few days as they plan to close their business at once. They will be at their old stand for settling. McCarty Smith and Gootee. m15 déwtt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarty, Smith & Gootee
McCarty
Smith & Gootee
Déwtt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ana Burris
Robert
LL Burris
Minnie
Laggootee
Frank Kays
Harry McCord
Cincinnati
James W. Gilley
Mary Alford
R. N. Conally
Shoals
Persion Board
John E. Burress
South Martin
W. H. Myers
Loggootee
T.J. Alford
Old Union
Manna Burris
Valparaiso
Walter Scott
Swashington
Mary McCord
Edna Gold
Lizzie Gilley
Minnie Alford
Clarice Allen
J. J. Brown
Grandim Cosby
Morgan Potts
Anna Ginder
G. C. Montgomery
Horace McCord
John Frybarker
Owensboro
Cornettsville
Macdougal
India
Reeve
Ars
E. C. Faith
Cosby's
East Main Street
Owen’s Feed Store
Root
Albright
Carrie McKittrick
Faiyy
Reins l
Reensel
John Reinsel & Son
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