Business & Failures Page last updated April 17, 2007
Owen County People; December 9, 1880
Submitted by Kathy Bargerhuff
Monday the county commissioners met and they have been transacting considerable business this week. License to retail liquors in Spencer was granted to WM. M. JUST, and also to LORENZO SIMS to sell at Freedom.
The Democrat, Owen County, IN, July 28, 1898; Gosport
Submitted by Debbie Jennings
Ed. Wooden will move his stock of gents' furnishing and shoes to Hope, Ind.
Thomas Harris, of Spencer, cried the auction sale for Dr. McKelvey last Saturday.
Dr. McKelvey, after closing out his Sanitarium business, will move to Patricksburg, this county.
Bloomington (IN) Telephone, January 30, 1891, p. 1.
Submitted by Glorianne Fahs
The business of Harrison Hight, one of the leading grocerymen of Spencer, has been closed by his creditors. About two years since Mr. Hight was defeated in his second race for town treasurer and, on making a settlement, his accounts fell short. This and other debts amounting to $2,800. The creditors, however, believing that bad management had caused the failure rather than a desire to be dishonest, allowed him to conduct the business as usual until the present.
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