Personal notices from Tuesday Daily workers and visitors
Oscar Lowery is at Clay Cuy on business. G Gardiner is at Shoals on business. James Abner went to Montgomery at noon. Sefrit from Evansville today. Frank Curry spent Sunday at Vincennes. Mrs Gus Keifer visited at Evansville Sunday. John W Harris arrived at noon from Georgia. Frank Chapman at Indianapolis on business. Abel Pagett here Sunday from Loogootee. P H LeBrocq of Sullivan in the city today. W H Cutler of Evansville in the city today. J H Hopkins returned last night to Louisville. Sol H Davis here today from Seymour. Dr A H Holder at Indianapolis on business. J B Aikman of Terre Haute here on business. V N Griffith here today from Terre Haute. Mrs Harvey Sheeley visiting at Montgomery. Mrs Carie Smith visiting friends in Vincennes. S O Horrall in the city today from Princeton. John Clinton returned from Jefferson City Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Chapman
Indianapolis
Abel Pagett
Loogootee
P. H. LeBrocq
Sullivan
W.H. Cutler
Evansville
A. H. Holder
A J. B. Aikmian
Terre Haute
Harvey Sheeley
Montgomery
Carie Smith
Vincennes
S.O. Horrall
Princeton
John Clinton
Jefferson City
Many visitors and locals gather in the city for business and leisure
A long list of residents and visitors from Vincennes, Petersburg, Bloomfield, Terre Haute, Indianapolis, Evansville and other towns is recorded as being in the city on various days. People come for business, visits with relatives, and coming and going from Lafayette, Chicago, Cincinnati, and Evansville. The report notes several names and origins, including Mrs. Henry Bunch, Dan Healy, Miss Nellie Carnahan, Julia Londelbacher, George Hoffmann, and many others, plus trips to nearby cities and states.
Local visitors and departures noted in Daily
Charlie Russell has gone to Chicago. John Benedict of St. Louis is visiting in the city. Oliver Ham of Linton was here today. Charles Padgett of Sullivan is here visiting A. J. Padgett. Miss Lillie Stone will leave soon for an extended visit in the east. Mrs. William Gaghan and son of Seymour are visiting relatives in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Kocher of Denver are visiting relatives in the city. Mrs. J. C. Lavelie and daughter Miss Bessie are home from Terre Haute. E. F. Meier is here from Evansville. Ny Bendly of Terre Haute was in the city. D. L. Bonner was here today from Vincennes. Lee Ayer of Vincennes was here today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Walker
Fallace Walker
Bedford
Lona Clark
Nora
Washington
Tunnelton
Walter Coventry
Chicago
Fred Clapp
Ind
Miss Beitman
Heiman
Blackford
Avenue
Evansville
Charlie Russell
John Benedict
St. Louis
Charles Padgett
Sullivan
A. J. Padgett
Lillie Stone
William Gaghan
Seymour
Mrs
Austin Kocher
Denver, Col
The
City
J. C. Lavelie
Miss. Bessie
Terre Haute
Local residents and visitors noted in city listings
Martin Cahill of Cancerburg is in the city on business. N J Hargrove from Owensville Indiana today. A L Cook of Terre Haute on business. Clarence Godenour returned from Sumner Minnesota. George Bruce of Terre Haute in the city on business. Mrs Jessie Goshorn ill at West Main Street home. Mrs Ralph Ingrahm and son returned from Flora. Mr and Mrs J Schmidt of Terre Haute visiting. George Frank and C F Boonshot from Petersburg today. Mr and Mrs E B Brewer moved from Seymour to the city. J W Sturgis of Indianapolis visiting Dr and Mrs J L Moore. Jeanette Breden is visiting her aunt in Vincennes. Mrs John Behymer in Vincennes has returned home after city visit. Mrs Low Friend and daughter went to Vincennes to visit relatives. Irene Hagerty to Louisville for visit with William Sty. Daniel Gantz, Herbert Taylor and R T Tolliver from Odon Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Roy Bushnell returned from Sullivan visit. Dr J F Parks and wife of Washington en route home from Princeton medical meeting called on friends. Parks was the Daviess county representative in last legislature. Vinernnes Sun. Prof Hamlet Allen home from Daunned. Giones off Georgia this morning. Deputy Sheriff Matt McCracken at Phionville today. Dave Padgett home from Decree Town D.C. after college. Mrs Dr L Parr and son Homer left for Wellington Kansas to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs J G Allen home from Dana Indiana for funeral of George Allen. Mr Albert Sommers resigns as clerk to Romion O’Brien at war department. to move to Washington Indiana. Claude Wayland to succeed him. Chiflicothy News Advertiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Ning
Petersbore
Henry Bunch
Plainville
Henry Marlin
Loogoctee
Dan Healy
Ledford
Andy Weiler
Joe Lorre
Vincennes
K. C.burba
Oakland City
Terre Haute
D.C. Malott
Petersburg
James Zinkan
East St. Louis
Frank C. .Lory
W. E. Barton
Indianapolis
J. M.G. Sappenfield
Olney
Tls
Homer Gant
Gant
Ail Bolin
Omaha
Neb
Chase Whitted
Bedford
Nellie’ Carnahan
Lomgoutee
Graham Sanford
the Herald
Chicago
Julia Londelbacher
Eorge Hoffmann
W. D. Creager
Flora
Ills
Ray ‘Palmer
Washington
Mitchell
Mitchell News
J. B. Mattingly
William Markgraf
Princeton
Frank Gibson
Jessie T. Peck
Evansville
M.C. Reed
Orleans
J. R. Elberfield
North Vernon
Everett Fleming
Thomas Julian
St. Louis
W. Huff
Blank
Martin Cahill
Cancerburg
N.J. Hargrove
Owensville
Ind
A. L. Cook
Clarence Godenour
Sumner
George Bruce
Jessie Goshorn
West Main Street
Ralph Ingrahm
John Schmidt
Serre Haute
Jeanette Breden i
Iincennes
Jbert Breden
John Behymer
Low
J. F. Parks
Medical Association
Parks
Daviess County
J. G. Allen
Dana
George Allen
Albert Sommers
Romion O' Brien
War Department
Washington, Ind
Gvo.c. Sommers
Claude Wayland
Chiflicothy News
Advertiser
Alfordsville Gossip Reports Illnesses and Oil Activity
Mrs Elvira Walls has been quite sick. Jesse Godwin visits Preston Area and family in the country Sunday. Geo W Alford ill with ergesipilas. P M Bazan and family visited M B Wally and family. Jacob Ham has had ill health. F M Wallace from Indianapolis attends I C O F Grand Lodge. A gas well is being drilled on Hay creek five miles north of town. Reeve township may be in the center of the gas belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvira Walls
Jesse Godwin
Preston Area
Geo. W. Alford
P.M. Bazan
M.B. Wally
Jacob Ham
F. M. Wallis
Indianapolis
1.C. O. F. Grand Lodge
Haycreek
Reeve Township
Local Incident Notes and Obituary Snippets Across Martin County
Sunday visits noted for John A Chandler and Sigel Allen with James Hedrick in Loogootee. Lowell Herrall worsened Saturday but improved with a physician present. Mrs Sarah Perkins passed after stomach illness on May 17 1901 and burial set for Christian cemetery. moved to Loogootee. John G Lemipe hauled ashes to town for his son’s care as fifteen mules died on the road. Adamson of Killetsville holding Old Union meetings. Deputy Sheriff Matt McCracken of Washington called on friends. Chandler, Camp, and Dode TM plan housing and painting for parties in Martin County this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Chandler
Sigel Allen
Lougootee
James Hedrick
Loogootee
Lowell Herrall
Sittin
Sarah Perkins
A.C. Perkins
Christian Cemetery
Whas
Preston
Bastiweck
Dohne G. Lemipe
Youneer
Adamson
Kilettsville
Ind
Old Union
Sherif Matt McCracken
Washingog
Chandler
Martin County
Possum Hollow Farmers Hold Weekend Fox Chase
Local residents report a lively weekend as Possum Hollow hosts a fox chase after a dry spell in corn planting. Several townsfolk including William Shively and Johnson traveled to nearby cities, while families like the Cinthack and Swann groups shared meals and stories. Charles Cain moved his family to Indianapolis this week seeking a new home. Measles illness may be fading as Fitzgerald recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhin
Viliam Shively
West End
Walisville
Johnson
Ina Polis
Walker
Evansville
Eotee
Visit At Princeton Brings News Of Recovery And Accident
Dr J F Parks and wife visit Princeton for a few days with friends and relatives. Walter Morgan recovers enough to be up after several weeks in bed with typhoid fever. D N Morgan remains on the sick list. Joseph Swann Sr suffered a painful accident Monday when he cut the end of his little finger while operating a corn planter. Swann went to Washington where Dr Scudder dressed the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Parks
Isit
Princeton
Walter Morgan
D.N. Morgan
Joseph Swann
Mr. Swann
Washington
Scudder
Grant and Atkinson clash over conduct of war in Philippines
The report notes Geo. Fred Grant and Edward Atkinson differ on policy toward the Philippine war. It recalls Grant has not been in Boston, where military occupation faces harsh scrutiny. The piece hints at a third-term presidency as a political topic in the off year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Fred Grant
Edward Atkinson
Wari
Philippines
Grant
Boston
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eCye
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Third Street
Ain Street
Duff
New Orleans
Babbit
Frazier
Main Street
Oscar Lowery
Clay Cuy
Sf G. Gardiner
James Abner
Co. G. Sefrit
Frank Curry
Vingennes
Gus Keifer
John W. Harris
Georgia
J. H. Hopkins
Louisville
Sol H. Davis
N. Griffith
J.L. ‘Ruggles
Thluride
Colo
S. E. Torrence
Axtell, Kas
J. H. Shields
C. H. Johnson
Amos Stott
Vergie McCleskey
Loogaotee
Berthe Beltman
Henderson
Jessie McDonald
J. E. Waller
Paul Schubert
W.c. Willeford
Hollis
Gertrude
Tom
Lafayette
R. O’ Parker
BE. T. Williams
Jeffersonville
Archie Proht
Will Bradley
James Parsons
Bloomfield
Lena Coffin
Farmington
Iowa
Bloomington
Hugh Faith
D. H. McAtee
John Downey
Cincinnati
J.S. Orard
James Fielder
J. H. Spencer
Ed F. Meredith
D. R. Scott
Linton
Clyde Wallace
C. A. Cooper
J.P. Burns
West Baden
Springs
Dr. L. A. Crim
Graham
Trueblood
Butlers H
Kk. M. Jolson
T.S. Blish
Seymour J
J.L. Vesser
Louis Hamin
Prof
J. Hf. Kowalski
Terre Nsante
G. W. Seiro
Edwardsport
W. He, Davis
Evansgill
Ju. KE
Hastings
Anna Kellar
Mane Preese
Harry Lewis
Frankfort
Walter Briddle
Natharine Madden
Thomas Clark
Tunvelton
Dan Burkhart
Son
Perl
Oliver Ham
F. Meier
Ny Bendly
D.L. Bonner
Lee Ayer
George Frank
C. F. Boonshot
W. Brewer
J. W. Sturgis
Indinapolis
J. L. Moore
Irene Hagerty
Will
William Sty
Daniel Gantz
Herbert Taylor
R. T. Tolliver
Odon
Roy Bushnell
Alex Siverts
Giones
Sheri
Matt McCracken
Phionville
Dave Padgett
Decreetown D.C
Alfordsville
Bat
Torychn
Mac-Dougal
Singer Sewing Machine
Ute
Gs Thomas
Dot
E. Main
Antonero
Hcl
New
Sunlight Factory
Wwe
Hamilton Brown
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