Personal notices from Wheatland to Montgomery.a
Joe Ober and Thomas Harris were seen in Wheatland today while Joe Ebeart and J B Dessenger visited from Vincennes Evansville. Mrs H Hampton from Shoals and Miss Julia Humphrey visiting Cincinnati. Attys Sears Elnora Laughlin Odon and Hayes from Vincentes in city. Simon Gavagan visiting from Los Angeles with Reillys. Ex County Commissioner Steen from Harrison Twp. Patterson Bloomfield Patterson and Cress Switzer Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Ober
Wheatland
Joe Ebeart
Vincennes
Mrs. H. Hampton
Shoals
J. B. Hadlock
Petersburg
Julia Humphrey
Cincinnati
George B. Drew
Montgomery
J. BP. Laughlin
Odon
Samuel L. Hayne
Vincentes
Judge Foughton
J. G. ‘Leming
Reeve Township
Mary Walsh
H. Trueblood
Lottie Day
J. B. Cook
H. L. Lochridge
Loogcotes
A. Patterson
Bloomfield
Elmer Cress
Oscar Switzer
Local Travelers Return and Move Plans Noted
Mrs Lora Smith of Loogoatee visits in the city and returns home today. Mr and Mrs Leroy Hunt depart for Mt Carmel to establish a new home. Rev C M Farnum of Newberry, pastor of the Christian church, was in the city yesterday. Matthew Humphreys and daughter Mrs Fannie Simpson have returned to Kinmundy Illinois after visiting Mr and Mrs Enos Humphreys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora Smith
Loogoatee
Leroy Hunt
Mt. Carmel
C. M. Farnum
Newberry
Christian Church
Matthew Humphreys
Fannie Simpson
Kinmundy
Ill
Enos Humphreys
Hendren to Retire from Second District Chairmanship
Bloomfield politician Gilbert Hendren confirms plans to resign as Second district chairman to focus on oil company work with Indiana capitalists and oil leases in Indian Territory. He says the decision stands, and his daughter Alice accompanies him along with Ida M. Swannock, a Delaware woman visiting from Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Hendren
Bloomfield
Air Hendren
Indiana
Indian Territory
Hendren
Mr. Hendrens
Alice
the Grand
Ida M. Swannock
Brie
Mr. Hendren
State House
Miss Hendren
Indianapolis Sentinel
Hunt Fields United in Mt Carmel Nuptials at St Simons
Leroy Hunt of Mt Carmel and Miss Mayme Fields were married Tuesday night at 8 30 at St Simons parsonage Cameron Harrod and Miss Sophia Prater served as attendants. The groom wires in Mt Carmel and the bride has worked as an operator at the Central Union exchange. They will reside in Mt Carmel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Hunt
Mt. Carmel
Mayme Fields
St. Simons Parsonage
Cameron Harrod
Sophia Prater
Central Union Exchange
Dots and Dashes News Roundup From Local Notices
The report notes Mrs. James R. Arthur’s light improvement in Harrison township. Beiderman faces trial for stabbing Milton Panfield in Evanaville on July 7 with a $3000 bond. State education apportionment totals show $1 188 805 46 in play and about $83 per child yearly. A Lexington party plans a park picnic honoring Miss Fae Stern and Miss Helen Felsenthal of Louisville. Coal miner Matt Ryan recovers after slate accident at Cannerburg. New England anticipates a “sold home week” travel revival as millions of former residents return to the east this summer. State and local celebrations to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Fae Stern
Helen Felsenthal
Louisville
Jake Beitman
New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusett
Connecticut
Mmost
Mi o na flesh forming food drives weight gain sales
Mi o na tablets touted by Fred S. Clapp as a reliable weight gain remedy sold in metal boxes for pocket use. The ad claims rapid health improvements and invites refunds if not satisfied, highlighting indigestion and malassimilation as weight loss causes and praising the product's success among professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fred
Clapp
Fred S. Clapp
Clapr
Market 110 Main Street Offers Prime Meats and Custom Cuts
The listing promotes a meat market at 110 Main Street with contact phones. It highlights a motto promising tailored cuts and juicy, tender meat to suit customer preferences. Cilesnti nesa and Cuns. G. Stumur are shown as names associated with the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Stumur
Main Street
Just For Your Appetite Beer Advertisement
An old promotional note touts a beer as a refreshing drink for hot weather. It claims to provide strength health vigor and better sleep and says it is sold only by Addie Dillard Meredith House Barr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Dillard
Meredith House Barr
American Steam Laundry Advertises Washing Service
The ad promotes hand washing and ironing of shirt waists to achieve a clean white look. It lists American Steam Laundry at 421 E Mains Street with phone number 99, inviting customers to try the service this week.
Money Well Used With Our Credit Plan
J M Cardwell Co offers furniture and house furnishings on small weekly or monthly payments with no higher charges than cash. The store at 20 Main Street guarantees high standard goods and up-to-date stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Cardwell & Co
Main
Farmers' Drug Store Ad Promotes Millinery Sales
A historical ad touts drug dispensing expertise at Farmers' Drug Store and promotes Nice Summer Millinery with a large trimmed hat stock at reduced prices. It notes Joe Gordon's Place at 218 East Maine Street and mentions beer as refreshing without harming digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shorts Sisters
Cloud Building
Stork
Joe Gordon
Eas Maine Street
Do You Belong Emblems For Societies And Lodges
Advertises emblem pins charms and badges for Eagles Red Men Daughters of Pocahontas with prices from Geo. x. Engert 805 E Main. Also notes Illinois Central one way tickets at half fare to southeast Arkansas Indian Territory Oklahoma Texas New Mexico Kansas Colorado with monthly sale dates May 19 to Sept 15 inclusive and provides travel contact details for A. H. waned and F. B. Wuegrer in Evansville Indiana and Chicago Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Pocahontas
Geo. x. Engert’s
E. Main
Ilinois Central Railroad
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Olahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Kansas
Colorado
C. Pp
T. A
Main St
Evansville
Ind
Local notices and meetings listed for July 1903
Small town notices announce a called meeting of SWashington aerie on July 1 1903 at Jackson's hall with secretary A Hamersty. Advertisements seek travel agent for 22 250 000 capital with weekly pay. Laundry closes July 4. Charity Lodge No 30 A M to meet July 1 for obligations to Brother Lou Routt. Excursion tickets offered for Winona Assembly Put in Bay and several gatherings including Knights of Columbus and Indiana Yearly Meeting. dates in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.O.E
Jackson’s Hall
Fidit A. Hamersty
Sec’y
Charity Lodge No. 30
Bro
Lou Routt
JW. Crank W.M
Winona Assembly
Woona Lake
Knights of Columbus
Young People Christian Union of the Universalist Church
Akron
Friends Bible Institute
Indiana Yearly Meeting
Christian Endeavor Unies
Richmond
Ind
Sons of Veterans and Ladies
Aid Society
Indiana
Pero
Iad
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J.B. Dessenger
Thomas Harris
T. M. Sears
Elnora
R. T. Tolliver
R.G. Thompson of
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James Steen
Harrison Township
J. Beitman
Hunt Fields
James R. Arthur
Louis Beiderman
Milton Panfield
Evanaville
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Matt Ryan
Cannerburg
Ingreda
Louis F. Hunemeier
Farmers’ Drug Store
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Hatfield & Palmer Co
Eidquarters
Spa
J. F. Hunemeier
County Board of Review
Hooks
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Veale
Harrigan
Barr Township
van Buren
Madison
Steele Township
Elmore
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Ij Ag
City Washington
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Joan Daily
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P. Best
Franx Yetcu
Bick Gooldy
Allie (Qi
N. H. Jepson, the Jeweler
Edison
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East Main Street
A. Brayn and Co
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New York City
7Th Ave
Central Park
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Epworth League International
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