Local residents visit city on business and travel
Numerous individuals from Vincennes Montgomery Mt Carmel St Louis Petersburg Indianapolis and other cities were noted in the city on business or visiting relatives. Names include B Litehty C KE Traitor R C Mcelliaton Miss Lechram Campton J Herr Anna O Neall Mayme Stubblefield J S Newkirk E S Lemmon Will Bolin S S Douglas Maan Arthur S Pr Ellis E H Walcott F Hackley Emil Bubyeilia Ida Helperinstine A F Cabel and A E Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Litehty
Vincennes
Dr.c. KE
Montgomery
R. CU. McElhiaton
Mt. Carmel
Miss Lechram
St. Louis Globe Democrat
L. Campton
Eignsville
John Herr
Cinginnatiy
Cleveland
Isiness
Brazelton
Petersburg
Anna O 'Neall
Aport
Mobile
Texas
S. Douglas
St. Louis
Maan Arthur
Patoka
Pr Ellis Tyft
Lias Crim
Indianapolis
Personal notices from Tuesday’s Daily
C K Tharp is home from St Louis. H 8 Hyatt went to Shoals at noon. Grace Gerauld visiting Lin ton. A J Ott arrived from Indianapolis at noon. J W Jackson of Bloomington in the city. J C Lavelle at Loogootee this morning. E E Neal arrived from Bloomfield at noon. C H Harris here from Evansville on business. Dr T F Spink returned from Indianapolis at noon. Ray Palmer returned to Odon. Roy Biliheimer wag at Linton Monday. Earl Kelsey of Odon in the city today. Victor Prudent home from Centralia Illinois. E E Mount here from Otwell today. Miss Evalyn Waller visiting Edwardsport. Mr and Mrs W W Walker at Vincennes. Edwin Clough of Chillicothe Ohio in the city. Charles Green from Vincennes Sunday. William Hefferman at Cannburg Monday. Mr and Mrs Sam Barnett of Odon visiting here. W W Redfus of Pearl Illinois here on business. George Morgan of Detker here today on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.H. Walcott
F. “Y Hackley
If Walcotts Ind
Emil Bubyeilia
Springfield
Ill
Ida’ Helphinstine
Princeton
Indianapolis
A. E. Davis
Marionette
Wis
A. F. Cabel
C. K. Tharp
St. Louis
Hyatt
Shoals
Grace Gerauld
Lin‘ton
J. W. Jackson
Bloomington
J.C. Lavelle
Loogootee
E. E. Neal
Bloomfield
C. H. Harris
Evansville
T. F. Spink
Ray, Palmer
Odon
Roy Biliheimer
Wagat Linton
Earl Kelsey
D. Walker
Vincennes
Edwin Clough
Chillicothe
Ohio
Chaslées
Green Avas
William Hefferman
Cannél‘burg
Sam Barnett
Pearl
George Morgan
Detker
W. F. Hoffman
H. W. Huff
Blankenship
Wes Stalcup
Joe Patterson
Petersburg
T. C. Myers
Epsom
W. M. Pyler
Peloria
Oakland City
Hee
W. M. Parsons
Bmrs
St. Lous
W.C
Roberts
Solumbus
William Godejohan
Ohey
FR. Gardiner
M. Mu&fer
Grace’ Brook
FF. X. Reinsel
West Badan Springs
Harry Shanks
Albert Evans
Louisville
Frank Evans
H.A. Stewart
Residents from Vincennes and Evansville visit Seymour area
In a busy day of arrivals and business travel, numerous individuals including H F Patherg from Oakland City, W M Parsons from Vincennes, and W Hoffman from Indianapolis visited Seymour. Others trailed through from Petersburg Epsom Vincennes and Terre Haute with listening requests and errands for merchants and families.
Fragmented musings mix crime talk climate and transit
The piece rails at a woman who killed with hot water and recalls Marshal Colbert era raids on vice, notes the unreliable weather, praises John Winston as a sharp shot aging in service, observes Washington letter-carriers in new hats, and suggests investment in a well appointed flat with several rooms for rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Local notices and social items from Alfordsville area
Ed ward Godwin is ill. Sigel Allen was in Washington Saturday. Sherman Fox back from St Louis. Alvarado Alford improving. L M Burris busy with business. F M Hedrick visited Montgomery Saturday. Hugo Baker of Montgomery here Sunday. Hiram Dackmail in Petersburg on business. Dr. Lewis Burris of Paxico visiting relatives. J W Walls visited from Odon. Memorial sermon at 31. BF Church by Rev. Mr. Thomas. Revi G J Crawford conducting meetings in new Christian Church. Horrail recovering from illness. Grant Burris improving. James Tracy returned to Gentryville after a business trip. Dr. Ragsdale and wife attended a funeral at Ebenezer. John Greenstreet of Cornettsville visited his mother Elizabeth Greenstreet. Ezra Mattingly received word that Carnegie left for Europe. Library board informed Carnegie funds used for building. $2,200 raised to cover library expenses. $1,400 paid for site, $300 for furnishings. furnishings and city purchases covered separately. First Baptist rally next Tuesday with Rev. CG Case of Terre Haute. social at Dr. and Mrs. E W Dobbs’s home in Case’s honor. George L. McMannus of Elmore Township and Ada Robinson of Elnora married at Elnora Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Burris
F.M. Hedrick
Montgomery
Hugo Baker
Hiram Dackmail
Petersburg
Lewis Burris
Paxico
J.W. Walls
Odon
Thom
G. J. Crawford
New Christian Church
Horrail
Grant Builrisig
James Tracy
Gentryville
Dr. Ragsdale
Misa Zeelea Ragsdale
Ebenezer
John Greenstreet
Cornettsville
Elizabeth Greenstreet
Ion J Ezra Mattingly
Frank
Cyrnesiv
Library Board
Carnegie
Europe
Alrn Mattingly
Carnegie Offord
Christian Church Dedication Soon in Local Township
Dr W S Allen of Cincinnati visits relatives in the township and nearby. The new Christian Church is completed but the dedication date is not yet announced. John H Chandler suffered finger injury likely requiring amputation. Mrs Tillie Hobson visits relatives at Evberty. After 20 years Mr and Mrs Thomas Woods separate. Mrs Washington leaves husband with three children, shocking the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Allen
Cincinnati
New Christian Church
John H. Chandler
Tillie Hobson
Evberty
Thomas Woods
Washington
Roods
Land and timber for sale in Arkansas at five dollars per acre
For sale are 5000 acres of fine land and timber in Arkansas tied to a good railroad. Price listed is $5.00 per acre. For full particulars inquire FG Lutes No 1 Temple Court Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Temple Court
Washington
Mapes Arrested, Sent Out of City After Patrol Response
Mapes the legless tramp arrested Wednesday was given a pass and sent out of the city last night. Scott Bledsoe was airrested last night charged with assault and battery with intent to kill. Patrolmen Jordan McCriskan Wykoff and Sergeant Summers aided the arrest with a patrol wagon to take him to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Bledsoe
James Jordan
Jordan
McCrisaken
Wykoff
Summers
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Newkirk
E. Ss. Lemmon
Bolin
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G. W. Bolin
A. J. Ott
E.E. Mount
Otwell
Misa Evalyn Waller i
Wardsport
J. EB. ‘Thotapsba
Carmi, Ti
Anna Slawson
West End
Grace Bamber
William Gagan
City
E.G. Ben Durant
A. E.davis
Marinetta
John.b. Coole
Ponte
Morehouse, Mo
Brown Bros
Ditch Diggers
Harry ‘Clyborne
Chicago
Annie Sparks
Bert Stimp
Purdue University
la Fayette
Bert
J. W. Alexander
Stelter
E. E. Seaman
Seymour Republican
Joseph Yokey
Harley Inman
W. P. Lewis
George Moore
Grant McLaughlin
Harry Coates
Lee Landis
Frank Shryer
John “H.' ‘Osbon
J.B. Pipes
Frank Caving
Bloomfield Iis
Wilbur Cottingham
Sheriff
J. A. McCord
Loogeo
Dave Jones
Wit Woods
Boogootee
T. E.carr
Gon Adrian
Topeka
Kas
M. J. Carnahan
Andrew Philips
Wil Laetler
Seymour Democrat
J. F. Grossi
Brazil
J.M. Breckenridge
Tequs
J.P. Egan
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A. E. Schmitker
Terre Haute
Herd
W. A. Wallace
Oden, Oe
A.S. Jackson
LW. O'Deare
George Bruce
Mae Hildebrand
Sandborn
Anna Mears
LW. _Brancher
Medora
Gladys Smith
Boagootee
Starcup
New Albany
W. P. “Walters
Albert Mattlock
Philadelphia
John Griss
Theodore
Darroch
H. E. Hennis
U.S. Express Co
C. F. Jackson
Franklin, Ohio
W. L. Jackson
FL .Connerly
J. W. Terryman
Hodgesville
Will Parsons
Vincennes Commercial
W. C. ‘Whitcomb
C. D. Saltmarsh
Mary Cogan
Fern Sanford
Billy
Charlie Colbert
Idiana
Democratic Council
John Winston
Jobn
Alfordsyville
Edward
Godwin
Sigel Allen
Sherman Fox
St.omuis
Alvarado Alford
George L. McMannus
Elmore Towinship
Ada Robinson
Elnora
J. W. Robinson
W A. Ross
Mac Dougal
Singer Sewing Machine
Sige Fp
Us Thomas
Mapes
Chase & Sanborn Coffees
Sweitzer
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