City News Briefs: Local Residents Visiting Nearby Cities
A flurry of short notes lists residents and visitors across Indiana and Illinois. Geo Drake and John Filder of Vincennes are in the city, while Dr W H Meyer and Mrs C Colvin are in town or visiting nearby Seymour and West Baden. Multiple people travel to Plainville, Terre Haute, Cincinnati, Kansas City, and Philadelphia for visits and returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Meyer
Plainville
City
Mrs. C. Colvin
Seymour
Relatives Visit Across Towns and States
Thursday includes visits to Patota and Hazelton. Miss Mamie Heddon plans a Friday arrival from Plainville for several days with Washington relatives. Charlea Stumpp Rosa Mandabaugh visit Danville Illinois relatives. Otis Willeford returns to Madison Illinois after visiting Dr G W Willeford family. Heilman and Ralph Wadsworth travel to Eaglesville before a summer in Rapid City North Carolina. Mrs Sam Weiss and nieces Fay Felsenthal and Helen Sterne of Louisville visit Jake Beitman Elm Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patota
Hazelton
Mamie Heddon
Plainville
Washington
Charlea Stumpp
Rosa Mandabaugh
Danville
Ill
Otis Willeford
Madison
G. W. Willeford
Heilman
Ralph Wadsworth
Eaglesville
Rapid City
N. C
Sam Weiss
Neices
Fay Felsenthal
Helen Sterne
Louisville
Jake Beitman
Elm Street
Corning notes and social visits hinge on townspeople
The Corning column lists visits from A R Casey of Hulman Co Terre Haute and many relatives from Madison Ill and Washington. dances at Arnolds and Conlins. a binding accident injuring Elmer Norris. communion postponement to June 30. and gatherings at High Rock with Whitfield and Coming crowds along the river.
Odon News Summary of Visits and Fourth of July Plans
Mrs N F Barkley returned from Terre Haute and Walter Garten was in Washington Monday. Mrs Himer Hastings came home from Washington Friday after two weeks with relatives. Tra Bowmac of Epsom visited Abner Smiley and wife over Sunday. Children’s exercises at the U B church Sunday night drew a large crowd. Hilbert Russell of Bedford spent Sunday here. NF Barkley visited Terre Haute Sunday. Dr Seal and family spent Sunday at Jasonville. Mrs Dr Demotte returned from Indianapolis. Miss Ola Hayes is slowly improving. Mrs Will Haig returned Friday from Washington and Plainville visits. Ollie Guthrie of Elnora spent Sunday here. Odon will celebrate July Fourth with a picnic on the old settlers grounds. a big time is expected and everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.R. Casey
Hulman Co
Terre Haute
Thomas
Corneilug Reilly
Madison
Ill
Starcup
New Albany
Bridget Reilly
Mary Donshoe
Washington
Jerry Arnolds
Richard Conlin
Patrick J. McDonald
Montgomery
Misa Bertha Vories
Indianapolis
Vories Business College
Wm. Barr
Corning
Duarete Long
Ed O'Connor
Eaglesville
John Reilly
Illinois
Cora Mullen
Thomas Miles
Mary Clements
Marion Arvin
Maggie Mullen
Josephine Arvin
Nora Nolan
Thomas Fanning
Celis Doyle
Joseph Molloy
Lola Carrico
James Manning
Clara Gravnan
Patrick Murphy
Mary Doyle
Leo Doyle
Rose Molloy
Pat Bennett
Lizzie Kinsella
Frank Molloy
Katie Fanning
N.F. Barkley
Walter, Garten
Himer Hastings
Tra Bowmac
Epsom
Sunny Abner
Smiley
U. B
Hilbert Russell
Bedford
Barkley
Seal
Jasonville
Demotte
Ola Hayes
Will Haig
Washington and Plainville
Ollie Guthrie
Elnora
Odon
Windy weather hits harvest and local social notes
The report notes light wheat yields and scarce fruit with blackberries as a result of cool weather. Local social items include visits by the Singleton and Lett families, a birthday party for Miss Elva Hughey, and fishermen and churchgoers. A horse bicycle accident in Monon leaves Roland Bailey severely injured. The Florida post office near Anderson closes as postmaster Thomas Johnson resigns. The B and O excursions list numerous 1903 meetings and events across the region for travelers and religious groups.
Sunday Social Notes From Plainville Area
John Vickrey and family spent Sunday at Hyatt. Misa Pearl Goss of Edwardsport visited here Sunday. Rev. Me Shutts of Brownstown preached at the Christian church. Dr. A B Faith of Washington was here on professional business. Hagwood and wife of Bedford visited his daughter Mrs T B Meadors this week. Rob Denny completed his new dwelling. Frank Culberteen and Miss Emily Keith of Edwardsport visited Charles Killion’s family Friday. Mrs Sallis Haig and daughter Eva of Odon spent a few days with Will Dearman’s family. Miss Jennie Hobson will visit Hunt ingburg this week. Maud Mamie Ethel Littell and A W Inman returned from Serre Haute. Mr and Mrs John O'Brien and Mr and Mrs Ralph Prosser of Seymour drove from Edwardsport to spend a few hours with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vickrey
Hyatt
Misa Pearl Goss
Edwardsport
Me. Shutts
Brownstown
Christian Church
A.B. Faith
Washington
Hagwood
Near Bedford
T. B Meadors
Rob Denny
Frank Culberteen
Emily, Keith
Edwardaport
Charles Killion
Sallis Haig
Eva
Odon
Will Dearman
Jennie Hobson
Huntingburg
Maud
Mamie
Ethel Littell
A. W. Inman
Serre Haute
John O'Brien
Ralph’ Prosser
Seymour
Bazaar and Luncheon at Second M. E. Church
Ladies of the Second M. E. Church announce a bazaar and luncheon at 413 East Main Opera House building on June 24 25 and 26 Light refreshments Wednesday evening and meals Thursday and Friday requested patrons. Also notices selling fine pigeons and local help wanted plus a lost shawl ad and reward.
Local grocer and millinery ads tout savings and goods
The notice promotes economizing with the grocer and invites shoppers to The Economy store. It highlights Summer Millinery at Nice, urging a visit to view large stock of hats and fashions at reduced prices. Also advertises Cloud Building laundry service, New Troy Steam Laundry, promising up-to-date equipment and satisfactory service with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shorts Sisters
New Troy
New Troy Steam Caundry
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East Isle
Macdougal Temple Court
Ceresota
Minneapolis
Zack Jones
Schaull & Co
Geo. Drake
C. A. Paul
Vincennes
W. RB. Gardiner
Margaret Allen
Prof. L. Davis
St. Louis
John Filder
Nathan Beitmian
West Baden
Joseph Quayle
Noble, Ill
Thomas Julian
Wallonia
Frack
Brown
J. W. Russell
W.A. Witney
Lawrenceburg
N. H. Jepson
William Jeffers
Cincinnati
Harry Smith
John Shayne
Eagles
Albion Ellis
Kansas City
J. E. Hines
Newberry
Theodore Mattingly
Reymour
Anna Tate
Granite City, Il
Ww. Co. Willeford
W.P. Smoot
James and
Dewey
Shoals
Aus Healy
New York
Mary Healy
Flora Street
Effie Casey
A. O. Falkerson
Thomas Deering
John Healy
Philadelphia
Ha Tel
New Arthur
J. Beitman
Jp Beitman
James Singleton
Suruday
Ssie Lett
Della Singleton
Arrilla Lett
Hugh Lett
John Lett
John Hill
Columbus
George Hill
Sandy Hook
Mount Olive
Fitzgerald
Susie Lett
John Steen
Elva Hughey
John Hughey
Monon
Ind
Roland Bailey
Farmer
Here
Bailey
Anderson
Florida
Thomas Johnson
S-W
Winona Assembly
Waons Lake
Lakewood N. Y
Chautauqua N.ly
Knights of Columbus
Bay O
Young People Christian Union of the Universalist Church
Akron O
Friend Bible Institute
Indiana Yearly Meeting
Christian Endeavor Union
Richmond
National Convention Baptist
Young People’s
Union of America
Atlanta
Epworth League International
Detroit
Mich
Grand Lodge Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Baltimore
Sons of Veterans and Ladies’ Aid Society
Aencaropment
Indiana
Peru
Camp
Mountain Chautauqua
Pera
Mountain Lake Park
National Educational Association
Boston
Mass
Toronto
Ontario
First Church of Pene Scientist
Young People’s Society S Christian Endeavor
Denver
Col
Convention and Missiont
American Union of Swedish Singers
Minneapollis
Minn
San Francisco
Cal
Universalist Interstate Assembly
Rome City
Pottawattamia Point
New Buffalo
Sovereign Grand Lodge I. Co. QO. F
A. McDonald
Walnut St
Willliam Moore
Mra. C. P. Scndder
van Trees Street
Courtshouse
McCracken
Ito Garerrz
The
Hatfield & Palmer Co
Ina
Hunemeier
Farmers’ Drug Store
Washington Loan
Temple Court
Gro
Dancer
Mer
Dick Gooldy
Aden Garston ‘Nursery Co
Rochester
N.Y
Ghen Brothers
Tur Hawka Nensepy Co
Rochester, New York
M.J. Carnahan Co
Wellington
New York City
7Th Ave
Central Park
Fingal
Bacgr & Beanery
GEO. A. Bright Real Estate, Loan, and Insurance Agr
Washingtons
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