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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
3
Four good big Jacks and two ton Percheron mares offerered. One good trotting bred horse sired by Arthur Park. One good imported French coach horse and one good Morgan stallion. Prices reasonable. Phone number 23.
The notice promotes tornado and wind storm insurance at 65 cents for three years and city policy at 40 cents for three years. It claims superior service and a joint fire stock clause not offered by others and urges immediate visit to save money on next policy.
Susanna Cosby of Washington dies at age ninety seven after a lengthy illness. Born May 26 1826 in Kentucky, she moved to Indiana as an infant and settled in Washington. She was mother to eight children and a devout Veale's Creek Baptist, famed for her longevity and community service. Funeral at Grove and East Seventh streets Sunday at 2 PM with Rev. George B. Weeks. Interment Veale's Creek cemetery.
The Modern Woodmen of America expect a large turnout as twenty five candidates are to be initiated tonight by the Loogootee camp. The state deputy from Indianapolis arrives to assist with the work and refreshments, speeches, and entertainment will follow the ceremony.
John Gadberry and William Cordran went to Washington with several others visiting relatives such as the Radcliffs and the Zinkans. Perry Brewer Warder Jefferson Wise and Patrick Doyle also traveled to Washington on business or with family visits. A dog killed several sheep near Bert O'Dell's and William Bennett's flocks, and a valuable horse was lost after an injury in pasture. Mrs. John Zinkan and daughter Margie visited Washington, and A J Biddinger from Washington was seen in Blanday for business.
In a series of Tuesday to Friday trips, Andy Clark and family of Plainville passed through Epsom en route to Trainor. Mrs Sarah S Grove and Miss Blanch drove to Washington on Wednesday. Seth Myers of Cornettsville was at this place on business Tuesday. Miss Bertha Callatian telephon e collector of Odon visited E L Grove and family Tuesday. Curt Myers of Cornettsville was here Wednesday on business. Mr and Mrs T B Cox and daughter Halale drove to Washington. Mrs Charles visiting her mother Mrs A q Myers of Plainville this week. Ralph Webster of Odon was here Tuesday and Wednesday. Friedly Osman George Osman and Clarence Grove went to Washington. Flora Grove of Terre Haute is visiting friends here. Sarah S Grove drove to Elnoray Friday morning. E L Grove and Henry Grove drove to Plainville Saturday. Theodore McCall and family visited GW Tomes and family Sunday. Mrs Bair of Odom visited Sarah Methoney Saturday on Sundays.
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