Smithville News, Volume 1, Number 5, Smithville, Monroe County, 28 August 1908 — Page 3

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JOHN E. LUZADDER, H, D. S General Practitioner.

Office and Residence 115 East Eight Street, Bloomington, Ind. PHONE No. 471.

HARRODSBURG

Hodges are reported on the sick list this.week.

Dr. Baker was at Avoca on professional business Tuesday.

Mrs. Mollie Butcher of Columbus, Ohio, is the guest of her sister Mrs. John Nance this week. Hansel Johnston h#s gone to Bridgeport, Oklahoma, to clerk in his brothers drug store.

Sam Crum has purchased George Smith’s property on Mill Street. Mrs. Etta Cantrell, of Sanders, visited relatives here over Sunday.

wagon to convey the children and parents and others to the shady lawn of Joseph Roberts near the Anderson school house for their picnic, where they were joined by several other people. After swinging and other recreation, dinner was served to all present. The afternoon was spent in amusements that enjoyed by all. They were all young for one bright happy day. All returned home in the afternoon with laughter and song.

Olge Burkhart, of near Victor, was a caller at Ed Bouhers, Sundav.

Isaac Dixon and wife attended the funeral of Mrs. Emma Johnson at Gullets Creek last Tuesday.

Mrs. Dr. Baker and Helen Sanburn, were at Bloomington, Tuesday.

Robert McGlothin and family have moved from the Smallwood farm south of town to Sanburn.

Lindsey Lowery and family have returned home from a visit to relatives.

Eugene, the bright little son of C. C, Sipallwood and wife, is refrom his recent illness.

Born, to Crista McFadden and wife near Guthrie, a girl, last Thursday. Elder Taylor, of South Boston, preached at the Christian church here Sunday.

Gjbna Anderson has returned to after a weeks visit with relatives here and at Springville.

Maudeline Hainey has returned from a two weeks visit with relatives at Bedford.

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Tatum, Saturday, a boy.

Sanders will play ball at Handy school house Sunday.

William Carmichael and wife, Frank Strain and family attended the funeral of Mitchell Finley at Sanders last Sunday.

Carl Carr, city editor of the Bloom - ington Daily Telephone, was down on business yesterday.

The four months old babe of Claude Reuter, near Guthrie, is seriously ill of Bronchitis.

—See Grant Hazel for Kimball Pianos Organs. Also Second Hand Organs. Easy Payments. 501 South Madison St. Phone 1006.

Read the advertisement of John T. Foster in another column of this paper, and you will surely follow its advice,

August 20th will be remembered by the Harrodsburg M. E. Sunday school scholars and officers as redAetter day. Bright and early Andy .Young and Elsworth McClothlin were on the street ready to hitch their team to the hay

Dr. Smith has surrendered his practice here and goes to Louisville, Ky., soon to coach a* foot ball team. L...

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Get Henry & Kerr’s Bread, Cakes and Pies, fresh every day at C. E. Deckard’s.

Miss Carrie Scott, of Chicago, is here on a visit with Mrs. Homer Shields and other relatives, Miss Scott is a daughter of James Scott, who is a son' of John Scott, the well known farmer east of town.

Karl Lowery, Perry Wboden/ Clayton Koontz and Mrs. Mary

Mr. and Mrs. Wood Wiles and son Robert, of Bloomington, spent Wednesday with Dr. and Mrs. Jos. Kentling. Mr. Wiles is the popular and wellknown east side druggist.

FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST I will make Exceptionally Cheap Prices on

Mitchell Finley Dead.

Mitch Finley, 69, an old veteran of the civil war, died Saturday morning, at his home in Sanders, of heart trouble, with which he had been afflicted for several years. Mr. Finley was member of the 82 Indiana, and was in Anderson and Libby prison. He was a brother of Mrs. Jonas May, at Clear Creek and Wm. and Geo. Finley. He leaves a wife and five small children. Mr. Finley was a man of good sound judgment and his advice on matters was always considered equal to most attorney’s. The funeral was preached at the house Sunday afternoon, by Fred Reynolds. Interrment at Clear Creek cemetery.

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Reunion 31st Ind. Volunteers.

Silas Grimes and Henry Dillman, went to Terre Haute, Wednesday, to attend a reunion of the 31st Indiana volunteers. Mr. Grimes and Mr. Dillman make it a point to go every year to attend these reunions, and say that nothing gives them more pleasure than to meet their old comrades again, with whom they stood side by side amid many a storm of shot and shell. When one begins to think of the genuineness of the situation, there is nothing more pathetic, or serious than a mans experiences when serving a duty for his country. A few more years and the old soldiers will all be gone. There being only five left in this precinct, Silas Grimes, ForisSylvester, Henry Crafton, Mike Wampler and James Sexton.

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