Daviess County candidates announce for county offices
Theodore J. Jones and William W. McCammell announce as Republicans for county treasurer and sheriff respectively. A J T Morgan and Wine F Kuion enter races for sheriff and third district commissioner. H enry Ritter and A F DeBolt seek third district and county commissioner seats. Local social notes mention visits and movements among residents, with various families in Washington, Cumbrack, and Bethel Church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W McCammell
Wachington Township
Sherif
Daviess County
A. J T. Morgan
Steele
F. K’uion
Steele Township
Sioner
A. F DeBolt
Davies T County
Henry Ritter
Bogard Township
Alfordsville Notes and Local Business Updates
Alfordsville reports include Mr and Mrs F D Gfismore purchasing a Portersville barber shop to begin work Friday. Mantle Thartis returned from Jas per. Elmer Burris fractured an arm after a fence fall but can be out. Dr A H Burris of Glendale visited on business. Portersville ferry hauled several loads of bridge material. Mrs Jances Morgan of Washington visited with sister Mrs C A Burris. Otto Yokem bought a blacksmith shop at Loogootee known as the William Brown stand. Allie Burris returned from Glendale. Austin Robverts went to Loogootee on business. Rev Mr Johnson to preach at the Baptist church Sunday. Mrs C Jackman, Mrs John Lenning and Mrs E Harker visited Washington. Otto Arvin and Jesse and Ray Lenning visited Loogootee on business. Several bridges were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Travlor
Mack
Flosie
Washington
Elmer Burris
A. H. Burris
Glendale
Portersville
Jances Morgan
C. A. Burris
Otto Yokem
Loogootee
William Brown
Allie Burris
Glendave
C. Jackman
John Lenning
E. Harker
Otto Arvin
Jesse
Ray Lenning
Local notes from Reeve and surrounding area
Heavy rain last Saturday washed out in Reeve. Births include a daughter to Mrs Charles Baker in Sunday, a few farm movements noted as C O Potts moves a drilling rig on Austin Allen's farm toward J A Shanks in Lewisburg Indiana. A personal remedy anecdote praises Poles's Honey and Tar Compound for a severe cough, sold by Smith and Winton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeve
Charles Baker
Sundar
Eli Alen
C. O. Potts
Austin Allen
J. A. Shanks
Lewisburg
Ind
Roth
Mr. Shanks
Smith & Winton
Local Social News and Death in St Patrick Parish Area
Miss Ea McDonald returns home after a week visiting relatives in Canneburs. Numerous relatives visit, with Miss Marie Shelton from Jacksonville and Miss Rose Thompson from Montgomery among those mentioned. Martin Grigin dies at his mother’s home after a long illness, with services at St Patrick's Church. Prof Charles W Stewart reports kidney trouble, credited to Paley Kidney Pills with a claimed full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ea McDonald
Marie Shelton
Jacksonville
Flovida
Rose Thompson
Montgomery
Viola Wathen
Josena Tas
Montsorrery
May Werte
Jizeie Donette
Arthur Newland
Kate Reilly
Frances Reilly
Bishop Chartran
Indianapolis
St. Patrick’s Church
Father Stanton
Bramble
Father Gordon
Looxfooter
Duffy
Wollfedt
Burnet
Arsister
Martin Grigin
Jane Deriffin
St. Patricks Church
Charles W. Stewart
Loransport
Foley
Iby Smith & Winton
Pennyville News Briefs and Storm Damage Report
Mary Hedrick and two daughters, Gorda Hedrick and Lon Armes, visit with El Mira Clark Tuesday afternoon. A heavy wind and hailstorm caused damage Saturday. Mrs. Alice Daniels and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Davenport attended events in Affordsville Tuesday. Families from Wheatland and Green Valley, Ill, visited relatives Tuesday and Wednesday. Waco visitors include Willie Rd Mamidiee and family. Mrs. No. McPike, 70 Hontines street, Wabash, suffered severe kidney trouble from catarrh. remedies included Poles Kidneys Dilly and Biases, which brought relief and healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hedrick
Gorda Hedrick
Lons Armes
Ursule
Olive Edwards
Elmira Clark
Lettie Potts
May Taylor
Alice Daniels
Samuel Davenport
Affordsville
Golda Armes
Hontines
Tom Street
Wabash
Counterfeiters and a Columbus scare reported yesterday
Vague notices describe counterfeiters and a local arrest involving several men. The town recounts a fear of exposing children to danger but notes no serious harm. An advertisement touts Fol ex’s Toner and Tar Compound as safe for children, sold by Smith & Winton. A Bartholomew county dealer was frightened by screams from a residence where a soloist was practicing upstairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folex
Smith & Winton
Bartholomew County
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Carrie Johnson
Elizabeth Lioyd
Flossie Traylor
Pearl
Della Traylor
Qwen Barber
John Traylor
Ella Johnson
Flora Travlor
Dela Traylor
Alvis Cox
Flint Wave
Pike County
Thomas Johnson
Frank Swann
K. Morgan
Wiliam Traylor
Pearle
N. J. Barton
Laura Emerson
J. P. Ennis
Joseph Johnson
Song
Clinton
Virgil
Otal
Pearle, Traylor
Plessie Trailor
Cumbark
Alvie Cox
Washington Mondey
Mree
Jimmy Worrall
Cumbrack
Bis
Manilay
H. M. Winkie
Houston Avenue
Evansville
Uy. Smith & Winton
Alfordsville
F. D. Gfismore
Dale
Lam - AfcCraney
Thartis
Jasper
Austin Robverts
Mr. Johnson
The
Baptist Church
Corning
Mroo
Will
Montcontery Surdlay
Mary Roarte
Rooseveragd Weels
Patri Comets
K Malloy
Atives
Iverty
Ue Pony of
Brantents
Rd Fanwith
Afuhemeo Griffin
Willian, Weber
Monovanery
Pennyville
Harriet Collins Fs
L Bert Smith
Wheatland
Hannah Smith
Green Valley, Ill
Rela
Rhvias
Siboaite
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Saturdas Corel
Reren Pvap
Poe
Sith
Pnt
Willie
Ove Siedia
Waco
Marys
George Milfer
Power
Yours Truly
F. B. Fornwald
E. Main
Keller& Williams
Ges Diz
Herald
Vonderschmitt Music Co
M. Schulz Pianos
Krell Auto Grand Players
Walgrowths
Edison Phono, Waphs
Recorda
H. P
L.C. Cosby
Trade Palace
E. Main Street
Peoples Horse Company
T. G. Rinheman
Port Road
Old Barton Farm
Kinneman
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