Personal notices list visitors and arrivals across towns
Sol Davis is here from Seymour. James McGaughey and Miss Lula Wood visit Ambia and North Vernon. W. D. Wood from Burlington Ala. Ida Ellis of Cincinnati visiting. Delia Gressel of Petersburg today. H. E. Hennis from Vincennes. W. C. Lumber from Seymour. George P. Smith from Vincennes here today. Mrs. H. C. Blankenship visits North Vernon. George Smith to Wenachee Wash. Frank H. Sechtel and E. F. Hannan from Cincinnati. Mrs. J. B. Adams returns to Monroe City. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walls of Seymour visit here. J. W. Curran from Cincinnati here today. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kirk return to Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gumble return from Petersburg. Mrs. P. C. Hammond returns to Petersburg after visiting Mrs. G. L. Parr. J. M. Taylor, deputy grand regent of the Royal Arcanum, here from Indianapolis. P. A. Hastings, A. F. Cabel, W. A. Wallace and S. O. Eskridge go to Odon on business. Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Van Ondal of Dilleboro and Mrs. J. F. Cofield of Lawrenceburg visit N. W. and I. BE. Van Osdal and families.
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Sol Davis
Seymour
James McGaughey
Lula Wood
Ambia
Attorney Co
K. Tharpe
1. Worth
Tex
H. C. Blankenship
North Vernon
George Smith
Wenachee
Wash
Frank H. Sechtel
E. F. Hannan
Cincinnati
J. B.adams
Monroe City
Frank Walls
J. W. Curran
Ed Kirk
Indianapolis
Edward Gumble
Petersburg
P. C. Hammond
G. L. Parr
J. M. Taylor
Royal Arcanum
Indianapolia
P. A. Hastings
A. F. Cabel
W. A. Wallace
S. O. Eskridge
Odon
J. W. van Ondal
Dilleboro
Ind
J. F. Cofield
Lawrenceburg
BE. van Osdal
Washington Carni val Special Fare Notice
The Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railway offers a single round trip fare from Olney and Mitchell and intermediate points for travel from May 25 to May 30 with returns limited to June 1. The special applies to the Washington Carnival period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Olney
Mitchell
Confederate Veterans Hold Annual Meeting in New Orleans
The thirteenth annual reunion of the United Confederate Veterans gathers thousands of veterans and many attendees in New Orleans for the gathering. General Gordon, commander in chief, has been in frail health, missing last evening’s session and possibly to miss sessions through Friday noon though his condition is not serious.
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New Orleans
The
United Confederate Veterans
Gordon
National League and American League Scores and a Wedding
National League results include New York 4 Pittsburg 3 and Philadelphia 6 St. Louis 4. Brooklyn 3 Cincinnati 2. American League scores show Cleveland 9 Washington 0 and Detroit 2 Boston 3. Vanderlip Cox wedding notes Chicago May 20 announcing Frank A. Vanderlip's marriage to a former treasury official.
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National League
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Beston-Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Boston
American Association
St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Notable Arrest and Lynching Reports Across States
Sacramento reports a man named Randleman arrested after declaring one man dead and another may die. In Madison Florida a white man Washington Jarvis was lynched by a mob for alleged murder. Other items include a Philadelphia bootblack returning a $10,000 bill, and various political and social notes from Indiana, Europe, and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
F. M. Woodson
Woodson
Randleman
Florida
Madison
Fla
Washington Jarvis
Jarvis
John Waldrop
Local snippets spark quirky observations across papers
A collage of light notes from Indiana and Princeton papers recount quirky items. Frost damaged fruit trees in Delaware County bloom again while cats and life insurance spark jokes. Chicago leads in divorces, puppy love and bachelor jokes appear, and funeral directors meet amid Democratic politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware County
Indiana
Indianapolis News
Plainville Notes From Friday On Business And Travel
Chas Killiea was in Cornettaville on business. Geo McWilliams returned to Washington after a few days here. Miss Lillian Danner visits her sister Mrs Bunch. Clarence Pierle plans a West tour and seeks a California location for asthma relief. The drought halves local wheat. bottom land remains unplowable until rain. A memorial service is set for Sunday at the Christian church. Joseph's sells Men s 41 shirts for 69c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Killiea
Cornettaville
McWilliams
Washington
Lillian Danner
Bloor
WH. Bunch
Clarence Pierle
California
Fairhurst
John Allen
Oscar Polhemus
Christian Church
O. O. Booker
Elnora
The Average Washington Citizen Must Accept the Following Proof
A concise editorial note argues that residents should accept a presented mathematical demonstration. It frames the argument as essential reasoning for public understanding and civic literacy.
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Washington
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H.E. Hennis
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City National Bank of
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Christ's Reformed Episcopal Church
L. P. Mercer
Charles Edward Cheney
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Danville
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Prince Henry of
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Mr. Bryant
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Hoosier
Hatfield & Palmer Co
Miller
Fair Grounds
Asae
L. F. Hunemeier
Farmers’ Drug Store
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N. H. Jepson, the Jeweler
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Aetna Life Ins. Co
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