Montgomery Notes of People and Events in Indiana
Local residents travel to Vincennes and Washington for visits and events. The Allbright baseball team faces Montgomery, and funeral detours bring Evansville and Vincennes visitors. A comet sighting draws citizen interest while Mrs. Walter Mockbee of Terre Haute dies. burial in St Peters cemetery follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Mockbee
Terre. Haute
North Third Street
Montgomery
St. Peters
Mockbee
S. M. Bigham
Windy Weather and Local Happenings Reported
Big wind at Ja E Singleton is building a new barn for Trustee Swann. Mrs. Jane Ragsdale is critically ill and has been for several days. John Hill, a railroad breakman, is ill at Sis tatters home at Sandy Hook. Wheat crop will fall short of average. Adverse weather may force replanting melon crops. Mr and Mrs Perry Singleton and Mr and Mrs Arthur Lett hosted Mr and Mrs D B Wood Sunday. Mr and Mrs Dennie Ragsdale and children from Mitchell and Mr and Mrs Elmer Lee from Washington visited the Edwards Sunday. Olive Sunday school reorganized last Sunday by the elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JA. E. Singleton
Swann
Jane Ragsdale
John Hill
Sis Tatters
Sandy Hook
Joseph Swann
Washington
Perry Singleton
Arthur Lett
D. B. Whoodall
Dennie Ragsdale
Mitchell
Elmer Lee
James Edwards
Mr. Olive
New Century Cultivator Wins Praise and Guarantee
T G Kinneman of Washington says the New Century Cultivator handles perfectly and praises its performance. The ad notes 70 000 sold in four seasons and guarantees satisfaction or no sale with risk free trial levels. Orders urged now to avoid surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Kinneman
Washington
Church Officers and Service Times Announced
The list names superintendent Anna Davis assistant superintendent Thomas Singleton secretary Bessie Wallace assistant secretary Bessie Grobe librarian Selah Woodall chorister Daisy Edwards treasurer John Davies. Services are at 9:30 each Sunday morning and all are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Davis
Thomas Singleton
Bessie Wallace
Bessie Grobe
Selah Woodall
Daisy Edwards
John Davies
Local Notes From Alfordsville and Surrounding Areas
George Hedrick attended Erno on Tuesday and several residents returned from trips to French Lick Cincinnati Indianapolis and Baton. A ball drew many young men from the area to Corning. Rebekah and I O O F members participated in regional events. The Rev Joseph Chandler and the Alfordsville clan moved to Elnora. Local nine lost to Louis gootee 9 2. Decoration of services set for May 30 with Judge Gardiner as principal speaker. Reports of an interurban line exploration near Evansville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfordsville
George Hedrick
Erno
Ethel Jackson
French Lick
M. H. McCord
Cincinnati
L. M. Burris
Camp School House
Floyd McCord
Indianapolis
Ida Burris
iBaton
Corning
Julia Jackman
Rebekah Lodge
Joseph A. Chandler
Monroe City
George W. Cochran
Francis Ham
Terre Haute
Jesse Godwin
Grand Lodge
George Godwin
Washington
Old Union Cemetery
Thomas J. Alford
Elnora
Alfordsville Club
W. J. McCord
Fenton
Bevis
Mt. Vernon
Reeve Township
Ony
W. R. Gardiner
Jasper
Evansville
Local Residents Report Visits and Home Improvements
CORNETTSVILLE residents and visitors are noted in a series of short mentions. W R Baker attended cannelbars on Monday while Harrison Eaton visited Plainville and Bert Williams went to Washington last Friday. M N Palmer of Washington was there Thursday. Will Rodgers from this place traveled to Epsom Sunday. G B Patterson has his house being painted this week. Mr and Mrs Isaac Williams are noted in a partial line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Harris
Vincennes
William Wood
Loogootee
C. A. Poth
Glendale
Julie Bramble
Washington
Joseph Healy
L., McPherson
Michael Lundergan
Etta
Ella McAfee
James Kennedy
Allbright
Montgomery
Sun J
Walter Weimer
Ceci Slinkard
S. L. Walls
Locust Grove
Frank Trainor
Flora
Inl
William O'Neill
Vergil Grannan
Josie Greenwell
Mt. Carmel
Orville Bigham
St. Anthony
Walter Mockbee
Joseph O'Neill
Frankfort
James B. O'Neill
Boston Bloomer Girls
Clara Auberry
Evansville
Rose Reister
Cornettsville
W. R. Baker
Cannelbars
Harrison Eaton
Plainville
Bert Williams
M. N. Palmer
Washingon
Will Rodgers
Epsom
G. B. Patterson
Isaac Williams
Isac Boyd
Myrtle Tomey
Fred Wilson
Fairview
Will Hedden
Sam Holstine
Pearl Myers
Bethel
Charley Rodgers
Leota
Lizzie Eaton
Mare Baker
Lizzie Ward
A.D. Williams
Odon
Albert Williams
Abe Chritchlow
Walter Critchlow
Bicknell
Gertrude Pierson
Oakland City
Myrtle Eaton
Florence Osman
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Death of R. Carroll
A stream of visits and greetings spans this week with names like Myrtle Tomey Fred Wilson Leota Eaton Mare Baker and Pearl Myers noted. Rifus Carroll aged 83 died Tuesday evening after paralysis with burial planned Sunday morning at Ma Zion church, marking a community bereavement and reflecting local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Carroll
Myrtle Eaton
Elva Baker
Esse Pearl
Grace Myers
Young Peoples Union
Afterburn
Sam Holstine
Mattie Herndon
Carroll
Ma. Zion Church
Daviess Circuit Court Ends April Term Busy Schedule
Final week of the April term sees judges and attorneys filing motions and disposing of cases. Judge Houghton to retire after two terms, with the term closing Saturday morning and no court until September. Knox county probate disputes over Mary Bouvie will are transferred to Daviess, while Melvaine Lumber sues J M Clark & Son for 932.74 plus interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daviess
Houghton
Flora Biggs
Joseph Marchino
Mary L. Hagar
Lena Davis
Knox County
Daviess Probate
Mary Beuvie
Mary Bouvie
Knox Court
Melvaine Lumber Company
J. M. Clark & Son
Shoals
Daisy Jones Stewert
J. H. Spencer
Samuel H. Brown
James Veale
Seattnists
Taylor
Washington National Bank
Parker
Legal Notice Chronology of Estates and Divorces
Court records show multiple actions including Neal & Eskridge vs Brown et al for a debt of 230.97 with demurrer. probate matters involve sale of personal property and administrator appointments. Dorothea Peden awarded divorce, custody of Barbara, support payments. other estates settle final reports and quiet title actions with defaulted defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Parker Anc
Neal & Eskridge
William L. Brown
Lillian Armstrong
W. B. Ogden Armstrong
Brown
W. B. O. Armstrong
John Doherty
Lizzie Doherty
Joseph V. Eisen
Mary M. Eisen
James P. Taylor
Minerva Howard
Minnie Wall
Charles T. Wall
Nathan Eillion
Margaret J. Burch
Decednt
John Dosch
John Todd
Bernard Todd
Joseph F. Zimmerman
Katherine Zimmerman
Samuel P. Atterburn
David B. Burks
Dorothea Peden
Howard Peden
Spencer
Barbara
Peden
Jbe
Dorothea Matthews
Jake Matthews
Gardiner, Tharp & Gardiner
Padgett & Padgett
Charles A. Pershing
Tabatha Pershing
Elizabeth Brown
Ojon
Sue Handy
Charles Handy
Charles
George L. Harris
William W. Potts
Carrie O. Boyd
Fielding Colbert
John W. Hill
Maude L. Hill
Bascom Parker
City Gas Company
Houghton
W Wood
James
Foley's Honey and Tar Trusted Throat Remedy
Over thirty years Foley's Honey and Tar has been a household staple for throat chest and lung ailments. Marketed as safe for infants and children with no opiates or harmful drugs. Only the genuine yellow packaged product from Smith & Winton. beware substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Smith & Winton
Foley's Kidney Pills End Backache Says Isaac Cook
Isaac Cook of Kewanee Illinois writes that Foley's Kidney Pills relieved his backache and bladder misery after two months of use. He praises the product and says he will recommend it to friends and neighbors. Sold by Smith & Winton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius A. Pratt
Isaac Cook
Kewanee
Foley
Smith & Winton
Resolutions of Respect for David B Burks
The Cincinnati local No. 115 F. E. & Co. U. of A. committee honors brother David B. Burks who died May 14, 1910. They note his faithful companionship to his wife and children and pledge to cherish memories of his many visits to the lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Foley’s Honey and Tar Remains Low Cost Remedy
The ad touts Foley’s Honey and Tar as unchanged in price and high in quality. It claims strong cure for coughs colds croup whooping cough and chest throat lung ailments and notes the genuine product comes in a yellow package sold by Smith & Winton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Smith A& Winton
Lin ton church to be dedicated next Sunday
The new Christian church at Lin ton will be dedicated next Sunday with ceremonies. Programs for the occasion have been received by many Christian church members in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Christian Church
Linton
Foley's Kidney Pills Promote Health and Restore Urges
Foley's Kidney Pills advertised as antiseptic tonic and restorative treatment from Smith & Winton. The copy claims a prompt corrective for primary irregularities and warns to refuse substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Smith & Winton
Washington citizen testimony backs Dean's Kidney Pills claim
A Washington Indiana resident, Charles S. Ragsdale of 15 East Oak Street, reports relief from back pain and kidney trouble after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He notes a 1906 cure and a 1909 update, and endorsement of the product with ongoing, occasional use for ongoing health. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY and local Smith & Winton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles S. Ragsdale
East Oak Street
Ind
Dean
Jackson
Rags‘dale
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Young Boy Struck by Buggy on East Walnut Street
Felix Cadou, noted for his ties to his grandparents Mr and Mrs N H Jepson, was struck by a buggy on East Walnut Street Thursday night in front of the Jepson home. He was thrown to the ground with a head injury and required medical attention after watching a hay riders party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Cadou
N. H. Jepson
Jepson
East Walnut Street
Our Bar Gains Caserment At Opening Event
Newly added department Our Bar will be ready to re department. The plan says we are going to give every lady who attends this opening a gift.
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Hatfield & Palmer Comp
Y. Thomas G. Taylor
Elnora Indiana
New Century
Oxfords
Children’s and
Det Shoe
Cabel & Kauffman Mercantile Co
Circuit Court Notes
Washington Gazette
Feley
Wonderland
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