INMONROE-L Archives: November 2002

• [INMONROE] Re: Monroe County lookup
  • RE: [INMONROE] Re: Monroe County lookup
• Re: [INMONROE] Payne
  • Re: [INMONROE] Payne
  • Re: [INMONROE] Payne
    • Re: [INMONROE] Payne
  • Re: [INMONROE] Payne
  • RE: [INMONROE] Payne
  • RE: [INMONROE] Payne
  • RE: [INMONROE] Payne
  • RE: [INMONROE] Payne
  • RE: [INMONROE] Payne
• [INMONROE] Death of John Martin
  • [INMONROE] Death of John Martin
• [INMONROE] Charles Kliest returns home
• [INMONROE] Mr. Emery Returns
• [INMONROE] Miss Cora Fox has Clear Creek guests
• [INMONROE] Saloon Sale by D. C. Pugh
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Nora Stansifer and little daughter have been visiting Arkansas
  • [INMONROE] Mrs. Nora Stansifer returns home from Arkansas
• [INMONROE] Trustee Miller has returned from Indianapolis
• [INMONROE] Marriage - Black & May
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Greer has guests
• [INMONROE] James Buskirk here
• [INMONROE] Easton and Wible families visit Morgan County
• [INMONROE] Perry Easton returns to Spencer
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Terry and Mrs. Sumner leave for Mo.
• [INMONROE] John Judah guest of John Terry
• [INMONROE] Jesse Spencer visiting relatives
• [INMONROE] Dr. Fox visits Dr. Holzman
• [INMONROE] P. E. Miller has guest
• [INMONROE] Thornton visits Williams
• [INMONROE] Moore family visits Briscoe
• [INMONROE] Bodies May Be Exhumed to Determine the Extent of Drescher's Poison Plot
• [INMONROE] A. L. Rupp Goes to Prison
• [INMONROE] Proposed Name Change for the Banneker School
• [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - DAGGY thru DAUGHRITY
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - DAVID thru DAVIES
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - DAVIS
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - DAY thru DECELLO
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - DECKER thru DEMING
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - DENHAM thru DEWAR
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - DICK thru DOBBINS
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - DOBSON thru DODSON
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - DOLAN thru DOUGLASS
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - DOUTHITT thru DROLL
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - DUBOIS thru DUNBAR
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - DUNCAN
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - DUNHAM thru DURNELL
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - DUSAN thru DYNE
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - EADS
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - EAGLESON thru EAST
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - EASTERDAY thru EDWARDS
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - EGAN thru ELKINS
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - ELLER thru ELLETT
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - ELLIOTT thru EMPSON
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - ENGLEDOW thru ESTERDAY
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - EVANS thru EVERSOLE
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - FAGAN thru FARMER
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - FARR thru FEDERMAN
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - FEE thru FENDER
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - FERGUSON thru FIA
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - FIELD thru FIELDS
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - FIGG thru FINNLEY
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - FISCHER thru FISHER
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - FITZPATRICK thru FLEENER
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - FLEETWOOD thru FLINN
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - FLOYD thru FLYNN
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - FODDRILL thru FORD
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - FORDYCE thru FOSTER
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - FOWL thru FOX
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - FRAKER thru FREESE
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - FRENCH thru FRYE
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - FULFORD thru FULLERTON
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - FULTON thru FYFFE
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - GABEL thru GALYN
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - GANGLE thru GARRISON
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - GARTIN thru GENTRY
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - GEORGE thru GIGLI
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - GILBERT thru GILLILAND
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - GILLISPIE thru GLASPY
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - GLAUBKE thru GONTERMAN
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - GOODALL thru GOODMAN
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - GOODSEY thru GORMAN
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - GOSS thru GOURLEY
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - GRAHAM thru GRAVES
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - GRAY thru GRAYSON
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - GREEN thru GREGORY
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - GRIFFIN thru GRISSON
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - GROCE thru GROVES
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - GRUBB thru GRUBBS
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - GUESS thru GWIN
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - HAASE thru HACKER
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - HADDEN thru HALFORD
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - HALL thru HALSTEAD
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - HAM thru HAMMOND
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - HAMPTON
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - HANCOCK thru HANSON
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - HARBISON thru HARDESTY
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - HARDIN thru HARDING
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - HARLEY thru HARRELL
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - HARRIS thru HARSHMAN
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - HARTFIELD thru HASTINGS
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - HATCHETT thru HAWK
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - HAWKINS thru HAWLINS
    • Re: [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - HAWKINS thru HAWLINS
  • [INMONROE] 1921-40 Death Index - HARDWICK thru HARGESHEIMER
• [INMONROE] Flora Halstead Died
• [INMONROE] Divorce Cases Before the Circuit Court
• [INMONROE] H. V. Eagleson Relocates His Business
• [INMONROE] William Mershon Held in Death of Perry Eads
• [INMONROE] Homer Allen Sues May Allen for Divorce
• [INMONROE] Minnie Walker's Brother Badly Injured
• [INMONROE] Judge and Mrs. Robert W. Miers Have Visitors
• [INMONROE] William O'Rouke Visited by Mother
• [INMONROE] Colored School is Complete
• [INMONROE] Butchers Want Sunday Off
• [INMONROE] Rhoda May Moore Died
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Joel Eaton Visited by Daughter
• [INMONROE] Clarinda Todd Died
• [INMONROE] Mrs. H. V. Eagleson Died
• [INMONROE] 1921-40 Deth Index - DECKARD
• [INMONROE] William R. Williams Assaulted by Orville and Harry Halstead
• [INMONROE] A Short History of the Orchard Family in Monroe County, Indiana
• [INMONROE] 1904 School Enumeration
• [INMONROE] Ross Skirvin Weds Mary Kleindorfer
  • Re: [INMONROE] Ross Skirvin Weds Mary Kleindorfer
    • Re: [INMONROE] Ross Skirvin Weds Mary Kleindorfer
  • Re: [INMONROE] Ross Skirvin Weds Mary Kleindorfer
    • Re: [INMONROE] Ross Skirvin Weds Mary Kleindorfer
• [INMONROE] Pauline Lettellier died
• [INMONROE] James Mulford is Youngest Student to Attend Indiana University
• [INMONROE] Orchard Descendant Applies for DAR Membership
• [INMONROE] Monroe County Historical Society's Painting of 1840 Bloomington To Be On Display During Centennial Pageant
  • RE: [INMONROE] Monroe County Historical Society's Painting of 1840 Bloomington To Be On Display During Centennial Pageant
  • RE: [INMONROE] Monroe County Historical Society's Painting of 1840 Bloomington To Be On Display During Centennial Pageant
    • RE: [INMONROE] Monroe County Historical Society's Painting of 1840 Bloomington To Be On Display During Centennial Pageant
• [INMONROE] Early Monroe County Schools
• [INMONROE] Kirby
  • Re: [INMONROE] Kirby
• [INMONROE] Chamber of Commerce Supports Establishment of County Museum
• [INMONROE] Landmark Razed on College Avenue
• [INMONROE] William Collier's Son Died
• [INMONROE] Relics Returns to Owners Following Centennial Pageant
• [INMONROE] Centennial Pageant Pictures
• [INMONROE] Seward Foundry Building Razed
• [INMONROE] J. F. Schuman Once Manager of the Bloomington Journal
• [INMONROE] Ray Dunn Died
• [INMONROE] Fire Department Gets New Quarters
• [INMONROE] Charles Peterson Ill
• [INMONROE] Mary Guinn Died
  • Re: [INMONROE] Mary Guinn Died
  • [INMONROE] PRIOR/PRYOR
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  • Re: [INMONROE] Mary Guinn Died
    • Re: [INMONROE] Mary Guinn Died
    • Re: [INMONROE] Mary Guinn Died
  • RE: [INMONROE] Mary Guinn Died
  • Re: [INMONROE] Mary Guinn Died
• [INMONROE] Re: INMONROE-D Digest V02 #262
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  • [INMONROE] Re: INMONROE-D Digest V02 #266
  • Re: [INMONROE] Re: INMONROE-D Digest V02 #262
  • [INMONROE] Re: INMONROE-D Digest V02 #272 [Skirvin family]
• Re: [INMONROE] Mary Guinn Died POOR FARM
• [INMONROE] The Poor Farm
  • Re: [INMONROE] The Poor Farm
  • Re: [INMONROE] The Poor Farm
• [INMONROE] Mr. Charles Kliest returns home
• [INMONROE] Mr. Emery visited Wm. Mathews family
• [INMONROE] Miss Cora Fox had guests
• [INMONROE] D. C. Pugh Sells Saloon
• [INMONROE] Mr. Miller and wife return home
• [INMONROE] Marriage - Black & May
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Dr. Geer has visitors
• [INMONROE] James Buskirk was in town
• [INMONROE] Mr. & Mrs. Easton and Mr. & Mrs. Wible visit Morgan County
• [INMONROE] Lawrence County Old Age Pension Applications, Adams - Byers
  • [INMONROE] Lawrence County Old Age Pension Applications. Hackler - Kirkman
  • [INMONROE] Lawrence County Old Age Pensions, Lagle - McVey
• [INMONROE] Old Age Pension Applications, Lawrence County, Campbell - Gyger
• [INMONROE] Hoadley Plant Burns at Stinesville
• [INMONROE] Belle Allen Died
• [INMONROE] Banneker School Adds Gym
• [INMONROE] Lawrence County Pension Applications, Nail - Rout
  • Re: [INMONROE] Lawrence County Pension Applications, Nail - Rout
• [INMONROE] 1910 census
  • Re: [INMONROE] 1910 census
• [INMONROE] The Orchard House Fire
• [INMONROE] ADVERTISEMENT: Showers & Hendrix Furniture
• [INMONROE] 1869--County Officers
• [INMONROE] 1869--Bloomington Churches
• [INMONROE] Farm for Sale--George Sheeks
• [INMONROE] Robert Ewing Died
• [INMONROE] Mrs. James M. Rogers Died
• [INMONROE] First McAdamized Roads in Monroe County
• [INMONROE] Madison Evans Murdered by Dr. Newland
• [INMONROE] John McCrea to Relocate
• [INMONROE] Mrs. John Hight, Sr., Died
• [INMONROE] William O. Fee Dry Goods
• [INMONROE] Rebecca A. Rogers Died
• [INMONROE] J. Glass McPheeters Binds Books
• [INMONROE] James P. Foster Died
• [INMONROE] Henry Rott Has Ice Cream
• [INMONROE] Jesse Adamson Died
• [INMONROE] Absalom J. Helton Injured
• [INMONROE] Capt. Shoemaker Assaults a (?Wooden) Indian
• [INMONROE] Officers of the Lodge of Good Templars
• [INMONROE] William C. Moore Died
• [INMONROE] Carriage Making in Monroe County
• [INMONROE] James M. Howe McAdamizing on College
• [INMONROE] William F. Browning Offers His Home For Sale
• [INMONROE] Harry Rott Died
• [INMONROE] James C. Young Patents a Car Coupling
• [INMONROE] Henry M. Beadle Relocated
• [INMONROE] Dr. H. P. Tourner to Serve the County Asylum
• [INMONROE] John P. Smith Relocates His Store
• [INMONROE] William A. Legg and J. C. Worley Re-enter the Livery Business
• [INMONROE] Graduates of Indiana State University--1869
• [INMONROE] McAdamized--A Definition
  • Re: [INMONROE] McAdamized--A Definition
• Re: [INMONROE] Levi Prior/Pryor
• [INMONROE] William Jackson Grubb
  • Re: [INMONROE] William Jackson Grubb
    • Re: [INMONROE] William Jackson Grubb
      • Re: [INMONROE] William Jackson Grubb
  • Re: [INMONROE] William Jackson Grubb
    • Re: [INMONROE] William Jackson Grubb
      • Re: [INMONROE] William Jackson Grubb
        • Re: [INMONROE] William Jackson Grubb
  • Re: [INMONROE] William Jackson Grubb
  • Re: [INMONROE] William Jackson Grubb
    • Re: [INMONROE] William Jackson Grubb
  • Re: [INMONROE] William Jackson Grubb
• [INMONROE] Deckard
• Re: [INMONROE] John CHRISTY / Abigail FRAZER
  • Re: [INMONROE] John CHRISTY / Abigail FRAZER
  • Re: [INMONROE] John CHRISTY / Abigail FRAZER
  • Re: [INMONROE] John CHRISTY / Abigail FRAZER
• [INMONROE] Miss Vanie Smith returns
• [INMONROE] Miss Wickens visits Miss Miller
• [INMONROE] Miss Fox and Mrs. Willard are visiting Miss Farmer of Gosport
• [INMONROE] Miss Staley has returned
• [INMONROE] Stout's Creek Bridge
• [INMONROE] Death of William McKissick
• [INMONROE] Silas Durnell injuried in work accident
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Stewart to remove to St. Louis
• [INMONROE] Stone Quarry Update
• [INMONROE] Wilford Carter had a stroke
• [INMONROE] Fire at Nathan Smith
• [INMONROE] Death of 3-year old daughter of Thomas Massy
• [INMONROE] Death of Joseph McLahlan
• [INMONROE] Fosters visiting Ellettsville
• [INMONROE] Simpson visit Ellettsville
• [INMONROE] Dr. Whitted made several trips to Ellettsville
• [INMONROE] Rev. W. H. Krutsinger has guests
• [INMONROE] Mrs. F. M. Stephenson has guests
• [INMONROE] Mix-up with message to James Freeman
• [INMONROE] Mrs. John Sherfield has child
• [INMONROE] Thomas Gillaspy and wife return from Martinsville
• [INMONROE] Wes Gillaspy and wife visit Indy
• [INMONROE] William Mathers buys into Thornton Stone
• [INMONROE] Bud Stout to open New Saloon
• [INMONROE] Number of deaths for year is down
• [INMONROE] John T. Beasley seriously hurt in railroad accident
• [INMONROE] Joseph Hunter to return to Washington
• [INMONROE] Dr. A. C. Farr removing to Bloomington
  • [INMONROE] Dr. A. C. Farr removing to Bloomington
• [INMONROE] John H. Louden visits Kansas
• [INMONROE] Daughters of G. G. Baker are ill
• [INMONROE] Hester Proctor going to insane hospital
• [INMONROE] Family of Isaac Claman removing to Indianapolis
• [INMONROE] Mrs. S. B. Wylie working in Boston
• [INMONROE] Two Beck families to move to Bloomington
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Rose Phillips returns to Arkansas
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Gentry has a visitor
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Mossier visiting her mother, Mrs. Gressam
• [INMONROE] Mr. Proctor pronounced insane
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Jesse Pedigo to attend funeral of her father
• [INMONROE] Miss Daisy Woodward to attend high school in Bloomington
• [INMONROE] Condors visit Farleys
• [INMONROE] Elmer Bougher to leaving for school
• [INMONROE] Miss May Byerly visiting relatives in Harrodsburg
• [INMONROE] Isaac Kinser visiting brothers
• [INMONROE] Carmichaels moving to Bloomington
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Shoemaker and daughter visiting
• [INMONROE] A. J. McNeely had guest in daughter
• [INMONROE] Together again after 18 years
• [INMONROE] James King has Indianapolis visitors
• [INMONROE] Ensley/Sparks Cattle Drive
• [INMONROE] New Blacksmith Shop in Stanford
• [INMONROE] Judge Adams and family are visiting
• [INMONROE] Death of Joe McGlothlin
• [INMONROE] Aubry Wiltshire attending medical college
• [INMONROE] Coffey family visiting Davidson Coffey
• [INMONROE] George Wingfield has returned to work
• [INMONROE] Sunday Afternoon Rocking
• [INMONROE] William J. Grubb 1900/1910
• [INMONROE] Will Halstead is ill
• [INMONROE] Birth to Showers
• [INMONROE] Birth to McGuire
• [INMONROE] Birth to Whisnand
• [INMONROE] J. O. Howe reported doing better
• [INMONROE] H. V. Creager has to return home
• [INMONROE] Miss Blanche Wicks and Mame Benekart leaving for college
• [INMONROE] T. J. Laughlin and family removing to Bloomington
• [INMONROE] Christian Church on Kirkwood has been tore down
• [INMONROE] Death of Mrs. Francis Adams
• [INMONROE] Cassie May Leas
• [INMONROE] P. B. Smith is gailfully employed
• [INMONROE] Wilford Carter very ill
• [INMONROE] Charles Robinson purchased stock through land
• [INMONROE] Mrs. James F. Gray returning home due to illness of Mr. Gray
• [INMONROE] Daughter of Ira Graves believed to have slight case of diphtheria
• [INMONROE] H. C. Legg visiting
• [INMONROE] Miss Ida Manley home for a while
• [INMONROE] George A. Bettcher removing to Bloomington
• [INMONROE] Mrs. D. D. Banta and daughter are visiting
• [INMONROE] Maj. And Mrs. James L. Mitchell are visiting
• [INMONROE] Marriage - Dixson & Williamson
• [INMONROE] Going away party for Miss Bertha Hall
• Re: [INMONROE] James Snoddy Death Date
  • Re: [INMONROE] James Snoddy Death Date
• [INMONROE] John Helms removing to Bloomington
• [INMONROE] One Mass Grave -NJ Potter's Field Cemetery (Fwd from another list)
• [INMONROE] F. B. Dresslar renting rooms from Mrs. Stuart
• [INMONROE] Birth - Springer
• [INMONROE] Stephen Younger celebrating 94 years
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Rogers rented Lucas House
• [INMONROE] Death of Mrs. Layton
• [INMONROE] Ben Voss is quite ill
• [INMONROE] W. H. McDoel here inspecting stone quarries
• [INMONROE] Death of Mrs. Robroy Farnham
• [INMONROE] Marriage -Fullerton & Woodard
• [INMONROE] Leander Baugh and Emery Thompson are dangerously ill
• [INMONROE] Stephen Sywotksy reads his own obituary
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Tincher has sister as guest
• [INMONROE] Squire William Herrald visiting
• [INMONROE] Fire at William Linicome's home
• [INMONROE] Question to Directors of Monroe County Fair (many names)
• [INMONROE] Death of Mrs. Hemphill
• [INMONROE] School Teachers Announced
• [INMONROE] Death of Child of Mrs. Davis
• [INMONROE] S. L. Wallington is visiting
• [INMONROE] Jacob Goodman moved
• [INMONROE] Bert Whisnand removed to Bloomington
• [INMONROE] Miss Boultinghouse throughs party for Miss Stripp
• [INMONROE] Wm Constable builds home for uncle Smith Constable
• [INMONROE] J. W. Ray has guests
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Fish returns to Bloomington
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Harris is visiting daughter
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Eakin is visiting her daughter
• [INMONROE] Rev. Steen returns from Washington, Indiana
• [INMONROE] F. M. Faulkner leases hotel in Stinesville
• [INMONROE] Uncle Galloway reported better
• [INMONROE] Death of Grandma Jackson
• [INMONROE] Drapers visit New Richmond
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Bunger and Mrs. Stephenson visit at Worthington
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Johnson has guest
• [INMONROE] children of Luther Clay thought to have diphtheria
• [INMONROE] Greens visited Bloomington
• [INMONROE] Marion Burch has changed employment
• [INMONROE] Marriage Sparks & Edwards
• [INMONROE] William Grubb/Belle Langley
• [INMONROE] Missing years for marriage apps
• [INMONROE] Wilson Adams had cholera and lived, that was 40 years ago
• [INMONROE] Teachers announced for Perry Township
• [INMONROE] Death of Lee Baugh
• [INMONROE] Benjamin Voss very dangerously ill
• [INMONROE] Prof. Cough and R. H. East worked as mail agents together
• [INMONROE] 1-yr old of George Goodman and 2-yr old of Mr. Forsythe are dangerously ill
• [INMONROE] Dr. J. P. Tourner trades farm for stone land
• [INMONROE] Harry Gabe and Charles Weir leave for medical school in Ohio
• [INMONROE] Death of James Rampage
• [INMONROE] Allie Mathews leaves for Ill for school
• [INMONROE] Cora Allen insane
• [INMONROE] Death of Son of William Whaley
• [INMONROE] Orland Cory Birthday Celebration
• [INMONROE] Mrs Milt Gentry and children have returned to their home
• [INMONROE] Miss Ida Carter visiting her brother and wife
• [INMONROE] Frank Dillman regaining health
• [INMONROE] Dillman Child better
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Flora Perring feeling better
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Dr. Baker leaving to visit parents
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Mary Strain ill
• [INMONROE] Neill purchases property from Sherlock
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Buchman visiting
• [INMONROE] Teachers anounced for township
• [INMONROE] Marriage - Buchanan & Miles
• [INMONROE] Miss Quacenbush moving shop
• [INMONROE] Miss Susie Killpatrick to open Carter School
• [INMONROE] Miss Fess going to school in Bloomington
• [INMONROE] Marshall Deckard/Annie Axisom
  • Re: [INMONROE] Marshall Deckard/Annie Axisom
    • Re: [INMONROE] Marshall Deckard/Annie Axisom
      • Re: [INMONROE] Marshall Deckard/Annie Axisom
        • Re: [INMONROE] Marshall Deckard/Annie Axisom
• [INMONROE] A. J. Hicks removing to Bloomington
• [INMONROE] Frank Dunn preparing to go to Washington City and Law School there
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Alice Marlin wintering in Martinsville with the Kirks
• [INMONROE] Prof. R. J. Aley receives note; classes scheduled as usual
• [INMONROE] Benjamin Voss improving
  • [INMONROE] Benjamin Voss improving yet
• [INMONROE] Miss Lottie Neal guest of Mrs Mollie Moffett
• [INMONROE] James Kiser removing to Stanford
• [INMONROE] Prof. Henry Gentry's show was in town
• [INMONROE] Thomas Carter's Blacksmith Shop near completion
• [INMONROE] Thomas Carter removing to Stanford
• [INMONROE] 3 funerals in Greene County
• [INMONROE] James King is ill
• [INMONROE] Birth at Frank Whaley's
• Unidentified subject!
  • [INMONROE] RE: Unidentified subject!
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Ed Woodward visiting at Harrodsburg
• [INMONROE] daughter of Charles Junkins is improving
• [INMONROE] Ira Carter and Miss Mary Marxson newly employed
• [INMONROE] Elner Miller leaving for Portland, In
• [INMONROE] William B. Baker bought property
• [INMONROE] Police Gazette offers photo of Wright-Judah murder
  • Re: [INMONROE] Police Gazette offers photo of Wright-Judah murder
  • Re: [INMONROE] Police Gazette offers photo of Wright-Judah murder
  • Re: [INMONROE] Police Gazette offers photo of Wright-Judah murder
  • Re: [INMONROE] Police Gazette offers photo of Wright-Judah murder
• [INMONROE] Ed Pauley resigns due to health
• [INMONROE] Dr. Howe removing to New Albany
• [INMONROE] Death of Miss Emma Browning
• [INMONROE] Henry Russell injured in fall
• [INMONROE] J. J. Curry here visiting Brother-Samuel
• [INMONROE] W. R. Halstead elected trustee of DePauw
• [INMONROE] Marriage - Payne & Duncan
• [INMONROE] Son of William Stevens bitten by dog
• [INMONROE] Death - William B. Alexander
• [INMONROE] Dr. Gaston removing to Sabetha Kansas
• [INMONROE] Frank Arnott is visiting the city
• [INMONROE] Prof. Henry Gentry met with a serious accident
• [INMONROE] Ab. Anderson starting a grocery
• [INMONROE] Honorable Newell Sanders makes state chairman
• [INMONROE] Death of Willie Wilson
• [INMONROE] Death of Kenneth Neill
• [INMONROE] Death of Mrs. Magret Harris
• [INMONROE] 2nd Annual Williams Reunion
• [INMONROE] Mrs. W. R. Curtis visiting Mrs. W. B. Steward
• [INMONROE] Mrs. W. B. Harris seriously burned
• [INMONROE] Charles and George Anderson new owners of barber shop
• [INMONROE] Wilson residence advertised for sale
• [INMONROE] I. N. May & wife visits their daughter, Mrs. Mary Thrasher
• [INMONROE] Carson Harris purchased restaurant
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Permelia Stimson visiting her parents
• [INMONROE] Mrs. James Robertson sick
• [INMONROE] Earl Moore returns for a visit
• [INMONROE] Mrs. Frank Everman and Family visiting Bloomington
• [INMONROE] Mr. and Mrs. Will Colegrove here for funeral of Kenneth Neill
• [INMONROE] Miss Elsie Myers visiting her brother, Dos Hite
• [INMONROE] Miss Nellie Everman visiting
• [INMONROE] Death of Mrs. Sarah Brummett
• [INMONROE] Prof. Ray doing better
• [INMONROE] Guy Draper visiting his sick wife in Terre Haute
• [INMONROE] John Spicer visiting
• [INMONROE] Homer Seay's son ill
• [INMONROE] E. A. Batterton visiting
• [INMONROE] Children of George Wylie have diphtheria
• [INMONROE] Samuel Hunter left for Kansas where he wil marry
• [INMONROE] Daughter of Richard Wright not being charged in Doll Judah murder
• [INMONROE] I. C. Rose and family visiting at Bedford
• [INMONROE] Birth to Rev. & Mrs. Luccock
• [INMONROE] Death - of Mrs. James Smith
• [INMONROE] Dr. Gaston sold property
• [INMONROE] Buggy Accident - Wife & Children of William Finn dead or hurt
• [INMONROE] S. B. McCracken employed in Elkhart
• [INMONROE] George Hunter visiting; sister Lucy to accompany him home
• [INMONROE] Family of John Murdock visiting the city
• [INMONROE] Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Anderson are visiting the city