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Melrose
Melodies - 1907
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& Submitted by: Ron Cornwell and Cindy McCachern |
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NO DATE Mrs. William Hasten has been on the sick list. Bruce Evans is erecting a fine new barn. George Barnes and Otto Stanfield were in Martinsville Friday P. F. Dodd purchased a couple of colts of Mel Beamer this week. Jim Drake and George Barnes made a business call to Marshall this week. Melvin Beamer and William Medsker transacted business in Martinsville Saturday. Golda Wells spent Saturday night and Sunday with her sister Mrs. Elmer Snavely of Orange. We understand that an old resident Uncle Jake King died some two weeks ago at the home of his son in Kansas. Harry Smith and Bertha Long were married Monday evening at the home of A.G. Cowden. MAY 22, 1907 Dave Cline was a business caller here Monday morning. J.V. Canady of Holyoke, Colorado, was seen on the streets Friday. Zack Medsker and wife and children are seriously ill with the measles. Otho Thompson of West Union purchased a cultivator of P. F. Dodd last week. Emery Vanfleet and Lyman Freeman of Jackson were in or village Saturday night. SEPTEMBER 4, 1907 Mabel Thompson attended Paris Fair last Tuesday. Everybody is preparing to take in the Martinsville fair. Pleasant and Patience Cooper visited Edna Medsker Sunday. Cressie and Ross Barkalow spent Sunday with Mabel and Otho Thompson. Maude Bartlett of Ohio vicinity is visiting her cousin, Edna Medsker, this week. Fred Thompson and wife and Mrs. W. H. Cross spent Sunday with William Medsker and Family. Mabel Dodd of Hoopeston who has been visiting her parents P. F. Dodd and wife returned home Monday. Mabel has a good position as a stenographer. L. C. Snavely and Sam Snavely of Martinsville visited their brother S. S. Snavely and family Sunday. |
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