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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1905
Page
2
Advance Locals reports on residents and visitors including Leet Meintel street sales, Plenty of travel between Lebanon and Frankfort, and social visits. Mentions farmers, stores Lasley Whitecotton, and local bands. Updates on events, fairs, circuses, and upcoming Pow Wow at Frankfort with August 22 date.
Mrs J P Lasley and son Rich ard visited in Owen county last week. H Z Sherrill and wife visited Mont Creasy Sunday. Ben Graham shot at Madison last week is slowly recovering. Last Sunday was Rev Rosen barger s last preaching day here for this year. Della Lasley home from Owen county where she spent the summer with her brother George. Ice cream supper here Saturday night by the M W A lodge. Elma Shelburn spent summer with aunt H Z Sherrill and returns home near Northfield Friday. Uncle Henry McKerns has been very ill. Mrs Amy DeBard reported some better. Henry Lasley says its a boy.
Charley Sweet of Nebraska visits relatives this week. Mr and Mrs David Shankland attend bedside of Mrs Gill in Thorntown. Ed Amos Ko Clarke, wife and daughter Susie, of Indianapolis, visit over Sunday. They held Christian church services Sunday. Geo Randel repainted his barn. Miss Maude Davis of Anderson visits Mrs Lissie Routh. Mr Holshin and family visit Warren county relatives.
An old circular touts a preparation claimed to battle cholera and diarrhea and to aid digestion. It references Dr. Mercie Witeery and the Deosph Brothers while noting large sales figures and a three month period of usage. The ad-style snippet cites patent concerns and urges customers to buy for relief.
James Kincaid and family returned home Saturday. Dave Hedge's baby is on the sick list. Mrs. Charles Bratton is quite poorly again. Lon Bratton was in Lebanon Tuesday. Win Smith and Walter Uiges attended the Ringling circus at Crawfordsville Tuesday.
Hazel Wood residents Jake Thompson and wife returned home after a weeks visit with relatives. Harve Pare and wife from Lebanon spent Sunday with C. C. DeBard and wife. Ed Denny commenced work on his new house. RK D Billingsly and children visited Clint DeBard and wife Sunday. Mrs Mary Edrington of Hedge Row visited J Edrington Sunday. A note urges forethought and keeping Chamberlain's Colic Diarrhea remedy at hand. 25 pound sugar sold for $1.00 at Josephs and Chas E McClaine store.
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