Smithville News, Volume 1, Number 9, Smithville, Monroe County, 25 September 1908 — Page 3

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CORRESPONDENCE,

JOHN E. LUZADDER, M. 0. General Practitioner.

Office and Residence 115 East Eignt Street, Bloomington, Ind.

SOUTH OF TOWN. Miss Maude Harrell spent Sunday with home folks.

PfiGNE NO. 471.

Nettie Johnston spent Sunday with Lora Johnston. Jas. Richardson has gone to Bloomington on business. Miss Jennie Campbell spent Sunday with Daniel Chambers. Anthony Chambers and wife spent Sunday with Levi Strain and wife.

of their daughter Sylvia, to Great Falls, Montana. Miss Sylvia will be greatly missed as she was quite popular in social and church work.

Mr. and Mrs. N. K. McFadden have g ne to Missouri to visit relatives for two weeks.

Miss Nellie Butcher, attending business co’lege at Bedford, spent Sunday with home folks.

Miss Leafy Deckard has gone to Bloomington to re-enter the University.

Frank Strain and his daughter Mary, made a flying trip to Clear Creek in his new automobile Suuday.

Goldie and Bessie Johnston, of Harrodsburg, spent Sunday with Miss Lora Johnston. Miss Nettie Johnson has returned home after spending a week with Miss Leafy Deckard.

Everett McPike, W. H. Deckard, Joe Floyd and Mary Johnson are reported on the sick list this week.

Mrs. Bert McCray, here to attend the funeral of her grandfather, Thos. Clay, has returned to her home at Indianapolis.

Henry Cornwell and family have returned from their annual vacation. They visited relatives at Campbellsburg, New Albany, Salem and Kansas City.

Misses Lora, Goldie, Nettie and Bessie Johnston and Lillie Deckard attended the party at Fred Wisle>s all report a good time.

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LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. Dr. Hon, of Indianapolis, is here his week.

Sam Wooden is threatened with an attack of fever.

“Dr. Kentling bought a cob pipe

AUTOMOBILES

John Nance has returned from a business trip to Thorntown.

The Motion will run an excursion to Louisville, Sunday Oct. 4th.

Cecil Bartlett of Bedford, was calling on friends here Sunday.

Mrs. J, V. Baker was at Bloomington Tuesday and Wednesday.

Mr. A. Gordon at Clear Creek, had a valuable horse to die Monday.

Hamp Donica has moved his family to Clear Creek for the winter.

John Moore was at home over Sunday he is building a house in Brown Co.

Frank frenion of Guthrie, was the guest of Miss Sena Barrett Sunday.

Julia Hopkins, of Tennesee, made a visit with Edd Stull and family Tuesday.

Wm. Carmichael and wife were at Bloomington Tuesday and Wednesday.

$3.50 TO $10000 Walthum, Kiblinger and Economy Automobiles.

Mrs. Homer Johnson and daughter Golda, were shopping in Bloomington, Tuesday.

Miss Anna Parnell has returned to Sullivan, after a pleasant visit with Doc Parnell and family.

George Strain and I). J. Kmser, were transacting business in Bloomington, Tuesday.

Mrs Doc Parnell has returned from a weeks visit with friends and relatives east of Bloomington.

Rice-Htitchins Shoes

Mrs. R. A. Strai . and children visited his mother, Mrs. Mattie Butcher, west of tow T n Sunday.

H. F. STRAIN

Asa McKnight who has been living with S. S. Smith near Bloomington, has gone to Martinsville to take charge of a dairy farm.

Mr. and Mrs. George Smith entertained a party of about 100 friends Friday night before the departure, Monday,

Fire broke out up near the Handy school house Saturday evening, it burnt over about 75 or 100 acres of land and destroyed five hay stacks for Chas. Ousler.

Windsor Hotel

THE THEATRE

ARRIS GRAND-iheatre

BLOOMINGTON

W. A. GASS, Prop,

Last Friday while some men were setting some cars at the National quarry, a car loaded with fine stone got away and was ditched near the main track. It took the section hands nearly all day Sunday to clear the track.

New Building and Newly Furn-

ished

Centrally Located

THE HOWARD DORSETT CO. PRESENTS FLORA. DORSETT In a Repertoire of new plays. Prices 10, 20 and 30 cents. ALL NEXT WEEK.

Hot nnd Cold Pluto Furnished at Hotel

Circuit court meets the second Monday in October, but as Judge Wilson is a candidate for re-election and several of the leading lawyers interested in politics, there will be nothin’ doin’ until after the' election. — Bloomington Star.

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