Local People Collect Saturday Visits Across Town
Notes list residents and visitors in towns including Milwaukee Evansville Bloomfield Washington Linton Terre Haute Indianapo Jordan station Worthington Louisville and Clay McKittucky with several names and brief travel notes. The record cites Mr and Mrs Frank Long Ms Winnie Slaven Mrs E J McBride and others visiting or returning home and a church event by Rev Oscar olchemis.
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Louisville
Joseph Denny
Jordan Station
Bernard Pates
Terre Hautes
Thomas O'Ban
Seth
Henderson
Clayty
Clay
McKittucky
Indianapa@jis
T.B. Meaders
Worthington
R. A. Chattin
Washington
Oscar
Olchemis
Community Notes From Franks Wells and Nearby Areas
Local residents including Mrs Goshorn and Mrs Tarr hosted guests this week. Families from Washington satura and Sol Mrs attended fall festival activities while others traveled to visit relatives in Black Oak and Epsom.
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Y. A. Bickgell
Frank ‘Wells
Moiére O
Washington
Ig Institute
Ir. Goshorn
Radb
Terre T
A . M. Tarr
Hiss ‘Ester
Tal
Haie
Hivansster
Eliz
Corning Sale Notes Tuesday and Sunday Visits
Reports from Corning record several attendees at sales including Marvin Danks and Leo Collin’s, with visits by Mrs. James Bradley of Washington and Mrs. Laura Farrel of Montgomery. Local residents William Bennett and Mr and Mrs Downey welcomed guests Sunday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cording
Ntrendad
Marvin Danks
Downey
Local notes on community life and schooling
Distant fragments describe visits by residents to Washington Otwell and Vincennes. Names include Mrs Susie Lett Mr Agvin Miss Dulla Singleton and several local families. The piece mentions school progress six graduates and local attendance at a fair with multiple villagers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Lett
Waihington
Dulla Singleton
Nelayn
Everett Lett
John Goohran
Vincennes
Mrs. Emery
Sarah
A Willey
Dnna Singleton
Belle Edwards
John
John Edwards
Cornettsville Infirmities and Visitors Spark Local Notes
Rufus Carroll is seriously ill with typhoid fever. Grace Toolex also has typhoid. Chick Ryan of Travnnt visited town Sunday. William Moren and Carl Roger of Vealee Fobk were seen in Vincennes. James Spark appeared. Mollie Boyd of apsom was here Sunday. Walter Dougherty and Peter McArlor of Eidridge Tenn visit. Mamie Lester Br Louis visits. Meriden of Washington visited his parents Sunday. Cornettsville basketball team lost Saturday to the Rough.
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Rufus Carroll
Rolla Moren
Mist
Mollie Boyd
Apsom
Suinday
Walter Dougherty
Ville “Paesitay
Peter MecArlor
Eidridge
Tenn
Sat
S. T. Meriden
Washington
Suiugay
Cornettsville
Saturda
Rough
Local Notes From Washington To Loogootee
Sunday and Saturday activities are listed across towns including Washington Plainville Loogootee and Montgomery. Attendees include teachers at a institute in Plainville Miss Bessie Jones Miss Nora Burnett and Mrs Hilda Daily with other residents visiting relatives and attending dances and funerals. Road work between Cannerburg and the State road will begin soon.
Trainor Neighborhood Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
John Hart seriously ill. Luther Gough buys a road wagon. Ettie Auten visiting Washington. Herbert Carter from Epsom stayed here over Sunday. Mary Coyle and Nettie Sellers visited. Dennis Clark traveled to Washington. Will Hyatt visited from Washington. Jacob Vodder hauled hops to Montgomery. Mrs. Clayton O Bryants recovery from short illness. Ed Wilson and W H Doherty at Montgomery. Abner Bowman and Perkins in Loogootee. Albert Graber to work at the county Tateagh season. John H ardst and John Hart Jr of Sugarland called. Addie Doherty guest of the Wilson sisters. Jason Robinson returned from Worthington. Alta Robinson back home near St Marys. John Van Ostram Sr and Low Seddlemeyer of Epsom passed through Trainor. Mr and Mrs Elijah Steel and others visited. W L Stoy to Loogootee. Lila Chestnut home from Washington. Charles Owens of Elnora in Odon. Edna Leigh of Elnora in town. Bert Fisher of Franklin visited. Walter Dearmin to Indianapolis. Edith Miller of Burns City in Odon. Rev J M Inniin went to Martin County. Alma Helm returned from Washington. Reason Bennett and Oliver Laughlin to Scotland. Large crowd attended the Enora street fair. Fanny Wood of Bloomington visiting Fanny Dorsey. Mrs Laura Pilkert returned from Kansas. Edna Alexander went to Worthington for the fair. Mrs W A Barnes arrived to visit. Grace and Trend Horn ing of Burns City in Odon. Mr and Mrs D O Williams rejoined.
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John Hart
Luther Gough
Ettie Auten
Washington
Herbert Carter
Epsom
Mary Coyle
Nettie Sellers
Dennis Clark
Will Hyatt
Jacob Vodder
Montgomery
Clayton O'Bryant
Ed Wilson
W. H. Doherty
Abner Bowman
Loogootee
Albert Graber
Tateagh
John Hardst
John Hart, Jr
Sugarland
Fitri
Addie Doherty
Ethal
Adma Wilson
Jason Robinson
Worthington
Alta Robinson
St. Mary's
John. van Ostram
Low Seddlemeyer
Trainor Eal
Elijah Steel
A. M. Williams
Low Cunningham
Odon
W. L. Stoy
Lila Chestnut
Charles Owens
Elnora
Edna Leigh
Bert Fisher
Franklin
Walter Dearmin
Indianapolis
Edith Miller
Burns City
J. M. Inniin
Martin County
Alma Hélm
Reason Bennett
Oliver Laughlin
Scotland
Enora
Fanny Wood
Bloomington
Fanny Dorsey
Laura Pilkert
Kansas
Edna Alexandr
Worthingean
W. A. Barnes
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Illness Updates
Miss Ada Callahan of Indianapolis visited Odda for a few days. Rev M S Taylor of Clarksburg called on R Callahan Thursday and Friday. Miss May Allen returned to Terre Haute after visiting Miss Kate Critchlow. Dr C H Burrell recovered from typhoid fever in Loogootee. The infant daughter of Rev and Mrs S La Todd died Tuesday night with funeral at 2 PM Wednesday at Walnut Hill Cemetery. MLB conference attendees listed from Linton include Nelle Burrell and the Bredens, Oma Kinnaman, and Charlotte Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada ‘Callahan
Indianapolis
Odda
M.S.’ Taylor
Clarksburg
R. Callahan
May Allen
Terre Haute
Kate Critchlow
C. H. Burrell
Loogootee
la Todd
Walnut Hill Cemetery
MLB
Linton
Nelle Burrell
J. A. Burrell
Charles Breden
Walter Breden
Oma Kinnaman
Charlotte Hayes
Local Gossip and Minor Happenings Town News
Gus Raney moves to town. Visits from McCord of Petersburg and Rowland of Eogerly. Oakland City guests Mr. and Mrs. Hobson. Miss Ethel Allen teaches instrumental music. Myers and Chandler in Loogootee. Stuckeys from Loogootee visit. George Taylor of Orleans a weekly guest. Dr. J. A. Hottel in town on optical business. John Walls oils schoolhouse floors. M. E. church parsonage repairs before new pastor. George Sanford aids Gazette and Herald. Property trades: Hedrick sells north Church Street lot to Mrs. Alford, buys south Main Street lot. Local picnic at High Rock. Cherry and pear trees fruiting. fear of jack frost. Sanford Bronxs bridge on Sugar Creek damaged by four horse team. no injuries. Town seeks railroad and bank to spur growth. good farming, weak transport. Land rich with underlay seen as railroad lure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Raney
W. H. McCord
Petersburg
Mr. Rowland
Eogerly
C.L. Rowland
C. R. Hobson
Oakland City
Ethel Allen
W. H. Myers
Warner Chandler
Loogootee
Arthur Stuckey
George Taylor
Orleans
J. A. Hottel
John Walls Fay
M. E. Able
M. E. Church
Montgomery
Undertaker Gill misses drink. Williamsons survive poison scare
James Gill forgot to drink from a poisoned bucket after transporting the Southerland Infant funeral party. Williamson and two children Adne and Meda recover. Williamson plans to testify with potential damaging evidence against an unnamed person as Deputy Hastings reviews the case. Proceedings for zed Morton’s widow likely to begin in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gill
John Williamson
Gil
Southerland
Williamson
Gill
Washington
Maysville
Adne
Meda
Hastings
Zed Morton
Weate township road extension agitation and gravel plans
Citizens push extension of the good roads system into Weate township with a plan to build about eight miles of gravel roads after Washington township projects. Two routes under consideration are Petersburg to Sandy Hook and the Troy road to Camback with gravel sourced at Sandy Hook and White River near Harriman's ferry. For sale a six year old mare half Coach and three work mules at Jordan station farm. H F Trueblood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weate Township
Washington Township
Petersburg
Sandy Hook
Troy
Camback
White River
Harriman’s Ferry
Jordan Station Farm
H. F. Trueblood
Public Sale Near Washington Includes Livestock and Farm Equipment
Will sell at public sale six miles southeast of Washington on McCoy's Ferry road Tuesday October 3 1905. Personal property includes two York horses 3 milch cows 4 brood sows 25 shoats 2 calves 1 young Durham bull 1 Poland boar farm machinery almost new Osborne binder mochite machine corn planter sulky plow f hn wagon 2 buggies spring toggle cultivator walking plows 4 tons clover hay 6 tons horse hay 10 acres growing camP double and single harness pit household furniture and more. Sale begins 10 am Terms cash under 5 none over 5 credit ten months with note and approved surety. WILL J BACON EDWARD 8 BACON John D Morgan auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington c
McCoy's Ferry Road
Tuenday
Public sale of personal property from Daniel A Myers estate
Administrators announce a public auction of the estate of Daniel A Myers in Daviess county Indiana. Items include a gray horse hay stacks cows hogs farming implements and household goods. Bidding starts at 10 00 am with cash for small amounts and credit with note and security for larger sums.
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Tareby
Daniel A. Myers
Cornettsville
Daviess County
Indiana
Davies County
Daviess
Elmer E
Godwin
Flizagee
Eliza
Lee
Josias
Nen
James Allen
Ares
Martha
Allen
Josias Allen
Deviges County
Daniel 4. Myers
Golven T.e Isaac F. Pop
Isaac - Williams
Hastings, Allen & Hastings
Washington Ward Legal Notice Registration
A fragmentary notice from Washington township, Daviess County Indiana, records a white male inhabitant presenting a legal voter registration notice for the Second Ward, city of Washington, with details truncated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington Township
County of
Daviess
Indiana
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