Sherrick Shortage Payments Progress In Indiana
The Mubry notes worth 525,536.24 paid off by ex-Audit tor Sherri. Shortage now 61,000 with 11,000 in Hoosier Oil Co EH Wolcott notes. Wolcott says funds may be raised with time. Friends of David E Sherrick expect full repayment. ex Governor Durbin in Indianapolis seeks state payment plan. Rev T O Donaghue and Rev J B Gorman travel to Indianapolis for annual priest retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mubry
Hoosier Oil Company
Wolcott
Durbin
Indianapolis
Sherrick
Events at Corning Haunts the Little Town
fragmentary notes from Corning recount visits by Mise McAtea of Cannerburg to Miss Ele McDonald and appearances by Mr and Mrs iary Ash of Bram ble. Annuunced bans for Andrew Cavanaugh and Miss Ela Donahue. Bernard Queet died and was buried at Glencoe cemetery.
Local Notes From Cannelburg And Surrounding Areas
Cannelburg and Loogootee residents are listed with visits and small town happenings. Oscar Haad w and Miss Abodig Haag are mentioned among numerous local movements. Henry Williams of French Lick and Maid Wood of Linton plan nuptials in upcoming week with a Tuesday ceremony in Linton.
CORNPTSVILLE NEWS HIGHLIGHTS REGIONAL VISITS
A. G. Willatha was at Washington Saturday. Mrs Lotti Osman of Dana visits. George Robers moved to Sugarland. Charles Carroll came from Edirdsport. Mr and Mrs Oliver Carroll stayed at Washington Sunday. Miss Elya Tomey attended Antioch church. Alexander Good visited Plainpile. Mrs Seth Pomey of Vermillion county is visiting. Arley Leonard family returned from Orange county. William Tomey of Epsom visited. Mr and Mrs John W McAdams and Mr Davis of Sugarland shopped in town Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotti Osman
Dana
George Robers
Familly
Sugarland
Charles Carroll
Ed ‘Irdsport
Oliver Carroll
Washington
Elya Tomey
Antioch
Andra
Good Alexander
Plainpijle
Seth‘Pomey
Vermillion’ County
Arley Leonard
Orange County
Size
William Tomey
Epsom
William Myers
Clida Rose and Son
Vermillion County
John W. McAdams
Ark "Davis
Montgomery News Notes Include Last Week Visits and Local Oddities
Local items report Jacob Shull visiting Eaglesville and John Summers working at Wheatland. Clergymen L Todd and Sanders from Georgia to preach. Miss Bernadette Mathews returns from Logottee. Mrs. Disser and Mrs. Montgomery travel to Winfield for a visit. Funeral of Mrs. C. W. Stinkard at Bethany Church. Series 7 of Montgomery and Farmers building and loan association matures with a $20 profit. Series 1 started with many shares. D Law Weimer is president. W. E. Bell secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Shull
Eaglesville
John. Summers
Wheatland
Washington
L. Todd
U. B. Curen
Mr. Sanders
Georgia
Olive
Bernadette Mathews
Loogogtee
Carlysle
C. C. Weir
Weir
Elza Suddush
Bernard Spaulding
Charles
Connaughton
M. Oliver
Wakefield
Kas
S. L. McPherson
Mort McPherson
Mr. Oliver
McPherson Boys
Montgomery, and
Farmers’ Building and Loan Association
D. Law Weimer
W. E. Bell
Alfordsville Briefs Include Local Visits and Road Conditions
Aunt Peggy is mentioned with Alfordsvidl. W. O. McCara and George Goilwin were in Washington on Monday and Friday respectively. W.S. Gooter and W. C. Gilley visited from South Martin. Dr. H C Heres plans a new room addition. Winter roads remain muddy and sidewalks are in poor condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy
Salford
W. O. McCara
Washington
George Goilwin
W.S. Gooter
W. C. Gilley
South Martin
H. ¢. Heres
Local notes and moves around Martin County community
Pearl Allen travels to Washington for work prospects while neighbors report weekend visits and relocations. Morgan Potts moves three miles west to a new farm. George Hedrick relocates to a Main Street property. Revival services occur at old Union church led by Rev. T J Alford with several local attendees. W O McCord sells Eliza McCord farm in Martin County to James P Alford of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Allen
Washington
S. J. Bartl
French Tick
R. M. Chandler
Bane
Sunye
H.W. Summers
Loogootee
Morgan Potts
George Hedrick
Main Street
W. J. Brown
John Ward
Harson Township
Major Risley
Martin County
Old Union Church
T. J. Alford
The
Christian Charch
Lat Cochran
C. E. “Hargan
A. ‘Baker
George Godwin
W. O. McCord
Eliza McCord
James P. Alford
Daviess County
Indiana
Towlt
Feaat Watluat Street
Kiefer Music Store
Peoples Theater
Miles’ Shop
Walnut Street
Chickedantz’ Store
Mo. Ano Center
Cogtition Council
William HO Kiefer
Doings of Bethel Weekend Notices and Visits
John McCoy drills a well on his place. Willan Scudder sold some fine hogs Tuesday. Katherine Fitzgerald visited Jennie Barber. Mrs. James Wadsworth of Eaglesville visits W. L. Johnson and family. Several from here attended the pre social at Donaldson school house Friday night. W. O. W. unveiling exercises. J E. Peek and John McCay attended the I C O P banquet in Washington Friday night. John Baldwin and family of Glendale visited with John Wise and family. burial held at Glencoe cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCoy
oWillan Scudder
Katherine Fitzgerald
Jennie Barber
James Wadsworth
Eaglesville
Washington
John Baldwin
Glendale
John Wise
Glencoe Cemetery
Plainville social notes and visits across towns
Henry Hooker was in Elnora on Tuesday. D. B. Burks visited Linton Monday. J Curt Ellis returned from Indiana on Monday. Charles O. Morgan of Linton visited William Slaven from Tennessee. James Rink returned from Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Sarstine spent Sunday in Terre Haute. W. H. Frets returned to Rector Arkansas. Mrs. C. Rose arrived from Dana for a visit. Dee Rankin visited his father from Elnora. Mrs. W. W. Bunch and Julia Wade went to Washington Monday. Mr. and Mrs. F. Eaton returned to Whitaker. Miss Blanch Fish and Eula Sanford spent Sunday in Washington. Mrs. George Angleton visited relatives in Washington. Mrs. R. F. Denny spent Sunday with Miss Emma Walters in Houston. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brill of Elnora visited here with Mrs. Brill’s mother, Mrs. L. C. Killion. Mrs. W. H. Allen and children left for West Point Mississippi to begin their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hooker
Elnora
D. B. Burks
Linton Monaay
FL Crist
Washington
J . Curt Ellis
Indianapolis
Charles O. Morgan
Linton
William Slaven
Tennessee
James Rink
Colorado
E. S. Sarstine
Terre Haute
Rector
Ark
C. Rose
Dana
Dee Rankin
W. WW. Bunch
Julia Wade
George Angleton
R. F. Denny
Huiston
Emma Walters
J. WW. Brill
INDIAN HILL VISITOR NOTES AND FAMILIES AT SUGARLAND
John Baker visited Cornellsville Edward Alexander visited here Arthur Carroll is now employed at local shops M Thompson moved from the neighborhood Mr and Mrs S O Carroll spent Sunday in Sugarland Mrs Emma Patterson attended Antioch church Ellen Clark plans Bloomington visit to see Prof H H Clark family Enoch Chattin and family of Washington were guests of James Carroll Sunday Mr and Mrs James Wintians of Black Oak spent Sunday here with son C L Williams
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Baker
Cornellsville
Edward Alexander
Arthur Carroll
M. Thompson
S. O. Carroll
Sugarland
Emma Patterson
Antioch
Ellen Clark
Bloomington
H. H. Clark
Enoch Chattin
Washington
James Carroll
James Wintians
Black Oak
C. L. Williams
Local residents noted in Odon and Indianapolis visits
Will Payne of Elnora was in Odon Saturday Ed Pershing of Elnora was in Odon Sunday John McNeely returned to Indianapolis Saturday The Rev Mr Turney of Elnora was in Odon Monday Homer Casey returned home from Indianapolis Monday Homer Casey returned home from Indianapolis Tuesday Mr and Mrs Lark Howard went to Indianapolis Tuesday Jones Smiley of Indianapolis visiting at Odon this week Ross Morgan of St Francisville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Payne
Elnora
Odon
Ed Pershing
John McNeely
Indianapolis
Turney
Homer Casey
Lark Howard
Jones Smiley
Indianapollis
Ross Morgan
St. Francisville
Social notes from Odon and nearby towns
A sequence of brief items lists visits and travel: 4g visiting sister Mrs Isom Helm, Trueblood recovering from typhoid fever, Lona and Dora Howard visiting Scotland, Abraham family returning to Indianapolis, William Hage family and Asa Hagg visiting Sandborn, Simon Blough and daughter visiting from Indianapolis, Barnes family from Hutchinson Kansas visiting, Myers and Bennett attending funeral of Littleton Bennett, George Harkins family visiting from Connersville to spend a month with Callahan family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isom Helm
Lona
Dora Howard
Scotland
C. W. ‘Abraham
Indianapolis
Wiliam Hage
Asa Hagg
Walter
Sandborn
Simon Blough
Odon
Ord Correl
Wiliam Barnes, Jr
William Barnes, Sr
Hutchinson
Kan
Wilson Myers
Edward Bennett
Jasonville
Littleton Bennett
George Harkins
Dale
Connersville
Odon Monay
Callahan
Personal Notes From The City
William ONeill of Montgomery visited Monday. H M Shanks’s children are seriously ill with scarlet fever. Joseph Hastings, Elmore County farmer, was in town. Edward Bacon of Veale township has gone to Seattle to Hoe. Mr and Mrs Charles Kidwell and Mr and Mrs Frank Kramer visited Frank Dixon and family in Montgomery Sunday. Hallie Farrell Loogootee and Irene Warner Petersburg stayed with Mrs William Smoot Sunday. Marvin McCord of Lindeman’s Pharmacy suffers rheumatism and returned home to Alfordaville for a short stay. Mary Miller, her son Urban, Miss Mattie Streeter and Thomas Geeting visited Nancy Harrod in Vincennes Sunday. Arch and Frank Waller, J B R Waller’s brothers, came from Granite Falls Minnesota to buy a farm near Washington and move to St. John. James Armstrong Bramble and wife visited daughter Mrs William Brennan on south side Monday enroute to Globe Arizona to visit their son. John L Devine, a top machinist at B&O Southwestern shops, died Thursday morning. Death from heart disease. He was forty, insured for 1000 in Royal Arcanum. He leaves a widow, no children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Haad W
Loogootee
Thesday
Abodig’ Haag
Oliver Per
Beaford
Harvd Brothere
Montgomery Tuesay
Martin Call
Washington
Clint Baily
Hindostan
Earl
Qrider
John
Q'Neill
Montgomery
Fred Harris
Mutual Mining Company
Minnie
Martin
Alice Nfingman
Henry Williams
French Lick
Maid Wood
Linton
Wd J
Charles, Kidwell
Frank Kramer
Frank Dixon
Hallie Farrell
Irene Warner
Petersburg
William P. Smoot
South Side
Marvin McCord
Lindeman
Alfordaville
Mary Miller
Urban
Mattle Streeter
Thomas
Joseph Geeting
Vincennes
Nancy Harrod
Arch
Frank Waller
J. BR. Waller
Granite Falls
Minn
James Armstrong
Bramble
Wiliam Brennan
Globe
Arizona
John L. Devine
B. & O. Southwestern
Royal Arcanum
Circuit Court Actions Highlight Appellate Delays and Damages
The Knox county circuit court continues hearings with Daisy Jones unable to appear causing a continuance in a case charging association with prostitutes. Eliza A. Dubois sues Citizens' Street Railway of Vincennes for damages from injuries when a car started early on Lyndale Avenue. Alta Lynn, once charged with keeping a house of ill fame, is acquitted after an earlier appeal. Alonzo Kellams faces petit larceny with a $3 fine and 30 days. Margaret Lee secures a divorce from J. C. Lee with alimony reportedly less than requested. A new indictment on embezzlement was noted, with further charges anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox County
Daviess
Eliza A. Dubois
Citizens’ Street Railway ‘Company of
Vincennes
B. G. Hudnutt
Dubois
Ion Lyndale ‘Avenue
Rooterman
Alta Lynn
Jrustice
Lynn
James Tolson
Tolson
Padgett & Padgett
Rels
Margaret Lee
J. C. Lee
Shooting at Harry Williams store in Greene county
Milton and Thomas Bogard of Greene county fired a shot at the Harry Williams store Thursday afternoon. A store torc was damaged and Dear Correll of Odon was struck in the face. no serious injuries. The Bogard brothers were intoxicated, with a man named Flater claiming to be a detective present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serané
Milton
Thomas Bogard
Greene County
Harry Williams
Dear Correll
Odon
Bear Gottle
Bogard Bors
Flater
Alder Suggested as Shade Tree for Ornamental Use
The alder, a southern tree, is proposed as a shade and ornamental option. It can be grown from seed, providing shade in five years, and maintains leaves until frost. Sprouts transplant in one year, reach better shade than a same age poplar in four years, and can be trained like a cedar or branched like a maple.
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Cole
Chicago
Mecarty
Smith & Gootee
Ind
Martin County Tribune
T. O’donaghue
J. B. Gorman
Waii
Cheviot
Kersey and Melton
Kersey
Melton
SSSN
Corning
Cannelburg
Corneptsville’ News
A. G. Willatha
News OF Montgomery
Alfordsvidlf
Bethel
Plainville
Indian Hill
J. Beitman
William O'Neill of
H. _M. Shanks
Joseph Hastings
Elmore Township
Edward Bacon
Veale Township
Seattle
Circuit Court
Buzan
Daisy Jones
Ss. M. Rothermel
Alonzo Kellams
Virgil Nichols
Warren Nichols
James Robinson
Anna Kellama
John Fromme
David Miller
Owen Wilson
Kellama
Thomas Cochran
Robert McCreary
Hastings
Laughlin
Investi
Julia Marlowe
la France
Queen
Lutvas
Mary A. Bell
Josiah G. Allen
Hastings, Allen & Hastings
Eva C. Petit
Snard
Harry H.‘Crooke
Heffernan & Mattingly
Assibnee
Asalgnee Gill
Fleffernan& Mattingly
William F. Colbert
Elisha
Mattingly
Cumback
Ezra Mattingly
Heffernan
State of
Davies‘County
St. Daviess
Martha .Wileford
James W. Holloway
Rosanna B.holloway
James AV. Holloway
Rosanna. Holloway
William
Aj! Walace
Daviess Circuit Court
Cora D. Osman
E' al
Court House
Oldwet
Bell
Steele
Elmore
Madison Townships
Vavness County
County
Furnstlés Blanks
William F.killion
John G. Shanks
Cammnisslaners
3.C. Eskridge
Doarg
Citizens Loan and Trush Company
Clark Hah
William F. Killion
Henry H.sefrit
Board of County Commissioners
Daviesq
Said County
Edwardaport
State Ditch
Swan Pond
Gowdy
Petersburg Road
Wallace
South
Washington Township
Thomas Nugent
oTwit
Bedford
Ridliwe
Kale
Joogootee
Indie Ane
Caberts
Foote & Loogootee
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