Smithville News, Volume 1, Number 41, Smithville, Monroe County, 4 June 1909 — Page 2

The supreme court of the limited States Monday decided the case of the Adams Expres company vs. the Common-wealth of Kentucky, (involving the right of the company to ship liquor into a local option county, contrar} T to he laws of the state) in favor of he company. The case involved he shipment of whiskey from Indiana and Tennesee to Bonnieville for which the company was fined $50 for each offense by the circuit jourt of Hart county.

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The following are the graduates from the schools of this township,

ill are now ready for high school * Commencement will be held at the Mems Gymnasium, at Bloomington, June 17th.

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Chas. Cline is on the sick list

Iona, the little daughter of Frank Fox is quite sick.

Byron Davenport, Everett Haim .ly, Edgar Deckard, Ross Bouher, Ethel Wooden, Anna Uydegraff, Muriel Trisler, Nellie Earkin, vVendell Cornwell, Lillie Deckard, Bessie Koontz, FredTrisler, Mary Mitchell, Wylie DeLowe.

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Maurice Lucas, of Clear Creek, was married Wednesday, to Mrs. Cynthia. Lutes, of Bloomington.

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Judge Wilson will open up court for the June term Monday, there is many cases on the docket.

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Tenderly she laid the silent white form beside those that had gone before. She made no outcry, she did not weep. Such a moment was too precious to be spent in idle tears. But soon there came a time when it seemed as if nature' must give away. She lifted her voice and cried long and loud. Her cry was taken up by others wRo^wertr-iie£*

Sunday is to be memorial day at Harrodsburg, Rev. Quincy Short, fo Springville will deliver an address. Sunday the 13th, the lodges decorate.

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Mr arrl Mrs Muriel Clay of Bloomington called on Mr and Mrs James A Sexton Sunday.

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Nellie and Rosa Wampler have returned from a visit wi h their aunt, •M§S Eucy Frier at Unionville.

Is ti possible to have to make a kick on the administration or the temperance drought, for the high prices we have to pay for everything and the way money comes.

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Mrs. Eli Eads and children spent Monday with her father Jas A Sexton.

and it echoed and re-echoed over the premises. Then, suddenly, all was still. What was the use of it all? That prize winning hen would lay another egg to-morrow.

Mr. and Mrs. Omer May and daugh ter Dorothy, are visiting Mr and Mrs Ed Shields at Bloomington Monday.

A birthday surprise party was given Fred Trisler last Monday evening, with a shower of post cards. Candy, cake, peaches and cream were served. Many @f his fiiends were there and they all en-

Mrs Nannie Shields spent Monday with Mrs Luther Shields.

Jeff Rayl and Fred Shields were callers at Bloomington Monday. |

Charlie Clark and Orville Pate called on their lady loves Sunday night.

joyed themselves. Those present were: Daisy Deckard, Ethel Wood-

John of Bloomington was down to his farm Monday.

en, Muriel Trisler, Anna Updegraff, Anna and Olive Hepley, Ola Botkin, Maude Sylvester, Esther Gaither, Edgar Deckard, Byron Davenport and Guy Adams.

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Mr and Mrs Cecil Perkins spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Abb May. Een Shields and wife called on Mrs Manda Shields Monday.

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Misses Mauda and Litha Sanders spent Sunday with Miss Bessie Shields.

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Mrs Ellen Cameron called on Mrs James A Sexton Monday afternoon.

A party of about twenty-five friends of Mrs. Edith Bowers met at her pleasant country home, west of town, yesterday, it being Mrs. Bowers birthday. The main feature of the day was a bounteous dinner .served at the noon hour. Those present were: Mrs. Cora Fox and children , Mattie Humph - ery and children, Alice Hainey and children, Eizzie Litz and grand-daughter, Mollie Cantrell and daughter, Olive Sherlock, Maud Kentling, Emma Eads, Blanche Zikes, Frances Parnell and daughter Mary, Misses Goldie Parnell and Mary Thrasher.

Mrs David Shields and children spent Tuesday with her father James Sexton.

Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hepley, of Bloomington, are visiting at Paris Trisler’s. Mr. Hepley, who is employed at the Oaks Foctory, has been laid off for a few days.

Miss Carrie Shields was a caller at Bloomington Tuesday.

J. G. Fogle went to Indianapolis this morning.

The Stull delivery team became frightened this mornig this morning and ran, striking a telephone pole which prevented them from doing further damage. The wagon was turned over and the tongue broken. Ed Stull was thrown out of the wagon, but not hurt.

David Burkhart has bought the John Walls property in Leonard’s additon, for $900. Mr. Walls will buy a small farm some place.

The little child of W. H.Xonner is quite sick.

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