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Dabney
Mondel Edens and family have returned home from
Cloverdale.
Durbin Schrdoer spent Saturday with Noble Littell, south of town .
Mrs. J. E. Hussey, of Osgood, spent last week with her mother, Mrs.Robert Lawless.
Provided by Ilona Manion
Mondel Edens and wife were transacting business in Greensburg, Saturday.
Miss Martha Vansodol is staying with Mrs. Alta Alkins and family this week.
Mrs. Thos. O' Brien is on the sick list. Roy Daughtery and family were shopping in Osgood, Saturday.
Clifford Sagmaster returned to his employment in Cincinnati after spenidng a few days with his paretns.
Regular church services here Fe. 5 and 6. Everybody welcome. Rev. Deemer, pastor.
Provided by Ilona Manion
Please Settle
Milan , Feb. 11, 1897 Having bought Mr. Shouses stock in the mill, and all his interest, those knowing themselves indebted to the Milan Milling Co., will please settle, for I must have the money or its equivalent.
Wm. Claypole
Provided by Ilona Manion
You should know that Foley's Honey
and Tae is absolutely the best remedy for all diseases of the
throat, chest and lungs. Dealers are authorized to guarantee it
to give satisfaction in all cases. Sold by S. M. Smith
Provided by Ilona Manion
Marble Corner
Ben McIntyre and family spent Sunday at James Hash's.
James Wright spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss Lou
Hash.
Collins Williams was at Indianapolis last Friday and
visited the legislature.
Miss Ollie Willoughly spent Friday and Saturdayin
Versailles and attended teacher's examination while there.
Rev. Wolf commenced a series of meetings here last
Tuesday. The meetings are well attended
and considerable interest shown.
Albert Ray sold his possession here and with his family
started for Tennessee Saturday. We wish them
prosperity in their new home.
Provided by Ilona Manion
Year 1897
unknow newspaper
Provided by Aunt Sarah
Dewberry
Will Lickling is able to be out again.
Kinnett & Smith’s saw mill is running in full blast.
John Smith transacted business at Lincolnville last week.
The surprise given Tono Johnson was a complete success.
Misses Leaon and Bertha Vogel are home from Aurora on a visit.
O. P. Kinnett and Charles Fierman have moved on a farm near Aurora.
George Butermire and Miss Ettie Paugh were married last Thursday.
Sol Fuller, of near Holton , spent a part of last week with his nephew John Fuller.
Haven
Mrs. Kramer is sick.
Louis Johnson will move on the Gillman place soon.
St. Magdalene
Finley Semon’s school closed here last Wednesday.
Lizzie Miller and family were visiting friends here Saturday.
John Meisberger and lady friend were calling on Holton friends las week.
Every true hearted person should give thanks that old Grover is now out of the White House.
Bell’s Pine - Tar- Honey cures all coughs and colds quickly . Sodl by all dealers.
Cod Fish
Mrs. Schwartz is no beter.
The wedding went off quietly
Our school will be out Wednesday.
Mrs. John Adams, Bryantsburg was calling on relatives here Sunday.
Peter Holzer, of St Magdalene visited relatives and friends here last Sunday and Monday.
Prosperity has come at last. It came by showers and flooded the country and lest us worse than before.
Big Creek was higher Friday than it was ever known to be. Water was about two foot deep in the Shcwartz school house.
West Fork
One more week o f school.
Mrs Everett Jackson is better.
George Downey is on the sick list.
Wilber Reynold and Frank Bailey are building a new house.
Mr. Fink who bought Mr. Bell’s farm will move here in a few days.
Miss Nannie Jenkins while playing blindfold fell and was injured.
als Blanche Shed.
Notice to teachers
For six months beginning with the May examinations , the questions in General Culture will be based on Guizot’s History of Civilization, covering on Township Institute Outline at each examination, beginning with the first out,ine.
For the same examination the question in Reading will be based on Tompkin’s “Literary Interpretations” as outlined for the Institute work, and will be taken up in the same order.
Geo. C. Tyrrell
Poston
Charles Cline was at Versailles Friday.
Henry Yater, of Holton , was here Saturday.
Walter Crew is quite ill with pneumonia at present.
Trustee Stevens and wife visited his brother here Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Wahlbring spent Monday with friends in Versailles.
Died-- Sunday the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Faulkner .
The high done considerable damage to the roads in this vicinity .
James Mundy and Henry Kuhn made a business trip to Lawrenceburgh Tuesday.
Theordore Donavan had the misfortune to have his meat stolen Monday night. The blood hounds were brought in from Osgood.
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