Personal notices from the region show travels and visits
John S Boyd went to Cincinnati for a week. Mr and Mrs Frank Stotz of Stockton motor to Washington to visit Mr and Mrs Bert Streeter. Armon Strong of Bicknell spent Sunday here with Mrs W B Nicholas and her daughter from Mattison Illinois. Gegelia Waiters left for St Louis then Denver to visit her sisters and brother. May Shirley and daughter Lois returned from Gibson County Relatives. Augusta Klingensmith leaves for Terre Haute to enter the state normal. John McDonald and Patrick Malloy, retired farmers, were in George Hopkins. Hopkins left for Toledo to attend the Modern Woodmen head camp as a Haines County delegate. Margaret Waite has gone to Terre Haute for the state normal. Otis Gootee was Vincennes Sunday. Fred Ricks went to Terre Haute for the state normal. Mrs SteHa McCafferty and daughter Martha went to Terre Haute for normal. Dr J E Walker was in from Evansville visiting his parents. Frank Kempf left for Chicago after two weeks with his parents. Mrs Kempf and sister will visit Indianapolis on the way home. Mrs Michael Ryan and two daughters Nellie and Margaret are in from Indianapolis visiting Mrs Thomas Flynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kempf
Joseph , Kempf
Chicago
Kempf
Kramer
Indianapolis
Poor Street Railway Service Plagues City Parks Event
The street railway again delivered inadequate service this Sunday. Hundreds walked to Woodlawn Park while fans at Eastside Park waited for rides after the band concert, illustrating a recurring problem with transport after events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Street
Servides
Woodlawn Park
Eastside Park
Mary Enjoy Opener at Eastside Park
Opening night at Eastside Park featured the Citizens' Band and drew a jammed crowd. Cars and buggies filled the area while a few boats floated on the lake. a refreshment stand sold out its stock as the event drew steady attendance all day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Eastside Park
Citizens’ Band
Wa Vas
Aida
Washington to Lead Continental Army in 1775
Notes dated STATISTICAL and ASTRONOMICAL sections recount milestones from American history and celestial events. The entry cites General George Washington accepting command in 1775 and Petersburg earthworks actions in 1864, along with diverse notes on marriage licenses and health observations from a Munich doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Continental Congress
Continental Army
Eighteenth Corps
Gene W.F. Smith
Petersburg
Alabama
United States
Great Britain
Geneva
Switzerland
Hiram” Carson
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John Reinsel & Son
John S. .Boyd
Cincinnati
Frank ‘Stotz
Stockton, TH
Washington
Bert Streeter
Mrs. Armon
Strong
Bicknell
W.B. Nicholas
May
Shirley
Lois
Gibson Cdunty
John McDonald and
Patrick Malloy
Barr Township
George E. Hopkins
Toledo
Ohio
Woodmen of America
Hainess County
Margaret Waite
Terre Haute
State Normal
Otis Gootee
Vincennes
Fred Ricks
SteHa McCafferty
Daugh*ter Martha
Mrs. McCafferty
J. E. Walker
Evansville
Michael Ryan
Nellie
Margaret
Thomas Flynn
LA Tours
Lubin
Pathe
Vitigraph
Essanay Pictures
Sergei
Palm Beach
Mohair
American Medical Association
McCray
Sam
Mercury
Vénus
Saaturn
Mars
Jupiter
Venus
Procyon
Castor
Earl McCafferty
Marie Jackson Hopkins
South Meridian Street
Munich
Hart
Cashier Poultry
Garner
van Trees
Orror
Vollmer’ Sanitary Stores
Schefiner & Ma
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