Rexville Society Notes and Local Moves
Misses Dade and Daisy Noyes spent Sunday at FoN Meyers. Most attended the Os good fair and reported a good time. Rev. Peter Sailor preached last Sunday afternoon but rain reduced attendance. Emma Alfrey has gone to Madison for work. Fannie Morris visiting Mrs. Benham at Correct for several weeks. Camp meeting preparations under way. Mrs. Rose Conaway and son Everett of Indianapolis visiting John Burton. Mr. Osborn of Zenas bought Henry Richs farm east of Rexville and will move this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Sailor
Rose Conaway
Son Everett
Indianapolis
John Burton
Mr. Osborn
Zenas
Henry Rich
Quick Relief for Asthma Sufferers
Foley's Honey and Tar offers immediate relief to asthma sufferers in severe stages and may cure if taken early. Sold by G. A. Baas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
G. A. Baas
Local Visitors and Weather Impact Noted in Anderson Area
Frank Knapp and his son Bern of Anderson Ind visited here last week. A Sunday wind storm damaged corn. Henry Mossman family and Miss Bessie Tatman visited Harvey O Neals Sunday. Pete Staley and wife of Delaware visited their son George and family. Rev J F Blocker to preach tonight. Mont Ensminger and wife from near Dabney visited relatives Sunday. Church and S S at usual hour next Sunday. T J Conover and King Hull sick. Jas Taylor and wife guests of S W Hull Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Knapp and Son
Bern
Anderson, Ind
Henry Mossman
Bessie Tatman
Harvey O'Neal
Pete Staley
Delaware
George
Mont Ensminger
Dabney
Dr King's New Life Pills Promoted With Cheerful Blurbs
An advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills claiming a sprightly step flawless skin rosy complexion and smiling face. It promises active digestion no headaches and no blues. Sold for 5 cents at Baas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Rain benefits local corn and community visitors
A recent beneficial rain aided corn growth in Penn Tow. Visitors include Andrew Horning of Shelbyville and Marie Stahley of Cincinnati who spent weekends with relatives. Local residents Walter Miller and Mr. Drake conducted business in Sunman and St. Peters, while the Stahley brothers threshing era continues.
Picnic Outing Planned by Local Sunday School
The M E Sunday-school will attend a picnic hosted by the M FE Sunday-school at Correct Friday. Robert Laswell returns home after a two year absence. Mrs. Chas Williams and two daughters from North Vernon visit relatives here. May Copeland and Alice Christie go back to Canaan after visiting friends. Frank Copeland and wife of Canaan spent Sunday with J N Underwood and wife. Carl Kissell of St. Louis visits old friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
M. FE
Robert Laswell
Chas. Williams
North Vernon
May Copeland
Alice Christie
Canaan
Frank Copeland
J.N. Underwood
Carl Kissell
St. Louis
Divorce case Ella Lutes versus Jas Lutes
Marriage licenses show Joseph Hehe aged 24 to Iya Lotshaw aged 1g in Elrod. James D. Titus aged 21 of New Marion to Dellia M. Paugh aged 19 in Jas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Lutes
Jas. Lutes
Joseph Hehe
Iya Lotshaw
Elrod
James D. Titus
New Marion
Dellia M. Paugh
Jas
Shattersall Records Patient Healed by Arnica Salve
F A Gulledge of Verbena Alabama paid doctors for piles causing 24 tumors. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured inflammation and pain after hospital treatments. Described as the best salve in the world, 25 cents at Baas drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Gulledge
Verbena
Ala
Bucklen
Baas’ Drug Store
Regular services and social notices fill WA POLHOL page
Sunday services at M E church led by Rev Sylvester. Local families travel and visit in Cincinnati Bakersfield Terre Haute and Versailles with guests Ada Cling Ada Letzler and Misses Maryvie Eleanor Ajilen. crowds attend Osgood fair. Foleys Kidney Cure advertised. A shell claims advanced penetrative power.
Local Happenings Round Haymond and Nearby
WINE or CARDUS SHARPS CORNER Ben Vonderheide and wife of Haymond passed Sunday evening. Mrs Herman Wittkamper and family of Lonely Corner visited Lew Wittkamper and wife Sunday. Fred Aldendorf improved property with a new barn. Miss Clara Walsman and two brothers from Morris were here Sunday. Jake Walpe of Haymond was in town Monday morning. Hayes Osburn transacted business at Morris Thursday. The Misses Aidendorf of Cincinnati visited their parents Sunday. Henry Schomber and family called on Lew Wittkamper Sunday evening. Henry Wittkamper traveled to Spades Monday. Minnie Aldendorf drove to Morris Thursday evening. Lew Wittkamper made a business trip to Batesville last Thursday. Henry Wickemeyer and wife moved into their new house last week. Fred Bauman was at Batesville Sunday. Charles Schomber of Brookville called on his brother Henry Sunday.
C Unger Credits Foley’s Honey and Tar for Cure
In Champaign Illinois C Unger 211 Ma ple St says a yearlong hacking cough was cured by Foley's Honey and Tar after physicians and various remedies failed. The product was sold by G A Baas and led to no further trouble since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Unger
Maple St
Champaign
Ill
Foley
G. A. Baas
Local Notes From Dillsboro Area District
Joseph Hehe and Missina Lotshaw wed in Dillsboro last Wednesday night by Nev. C. T. White. Robt Beall's buggy and Lew Johns horse stolen last Wednesday. thief Carrolton, a Johnson relative, arrested in Hamilton Ohio. Coroner Parkes held inquest Sunday for William Bokelman who died of heart disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hehe
Missina Lotshaw
Dillsboro
Nev. C. T. White
Robt. Beall
Lew Johnson
Hamilton
Ohio
Carrolton
Johnson
Parkes
Napoleon
Wm. H. Bokelman
Water Power Plant to Supply Washington Industries
The Water Motor & Power Company with 31,000,000 capital plans an extensive plant at Great Falls on the Potomac, on the Virginia side, eighteen miles above Washington. It aims to supply nearly all Washington industries with power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Water Motor & Power Company
Great Falls
Virginia
Potomac
Washington
New Discovery for Consumption Wins Local Praise
J H Johnson of Broughton Ga credits Dr Ning's New Discovery for Consumption with curing years of bronchitis and his wife’s asthma. Trial bottles free at Baus' drug store and 50 cent to 1 dollar guaranteed bottles. Also notes Ambassador Powell Clayton clarified stock ownership in Mexican mines after official letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Johnson
Broughton
Ning
Baus’ Drug Store
Powell Clayton
Mexico
Bosch ee German Syrup Promoted for Severe Coughs
An advertisement extols Bosch ee German Syrup as a universal remedy for threat and lung troubles, claiming it heals tissues, destroys germ disease, reduces inflammation, aids expectoration, and ensures restful sleep. It urges trying one bottle and notes G. A. Baas's sells it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boschee
G. A. Baas’s
The State Fair Jubilee Fifty Years of Indiana Fair Progress
The Indiana State Fair marks its fiftieth anniversary in September at Indianapolis. The fair, moved to a 214 acre state owned tract costing $300 000, has grown from a three day event to a week long celebration with fifteen departments, Sousa and his band to perform four concerts, and total premiums of $35 000 with $14 600 for fastest horses and $5 000 for cattle. The women’s department receives $1 400 in premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indianapolis
State Board of Agriculture
Marion County Agricultural Society
State Board
Sousa
Woman’s Department
Photographer C C Harlan Ends Indigestion Struggle
Eaton Ohio photographer C C Harlan endorses Electric Bitters after years of stomach pain and failed remedies. He reports relief and urges others with dyspepsia and kidney issues to try the remedy. The ad ends noting 50 cents and a druggist guarantee. The Iowa State convention backs Roosevelt for president in 1904 and favors tariff revision reducing tariffs on trust controlled products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Harlan
Eaton, O
Geo. Baas
Iowa
Roosevelt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rexville
Dade
Daisy Noyes
Fon. Meyers
Emma Alfrey
Madison
Fannie Morris
Mrs. Benham
J. F. Blocker
T. J. Conover
King Hull
Jas. Taylor and Wife
S. W. Hull
Penn Tow
Andrew Horning
Shelbyville
Walter Miller
Mr. Volz
Mr. Drake
Sunman
Marie Stahley
Cincinnati
Wm. Meyers
St. Peters
Walter and
Carl Merkel
John Fussner
Stahley
Christmos
Morris
Court House News
Shattersall Records
Sylvester
M.E. Church
Wm. Brown
Vallie
Bakersfield
Cal
Jos. Burst and Family
Francis Crusemeyer
Versailles
Charley Hertenstein
Terre Haute
Indiana State Normal
Joseph Burst
Frances Crusemeyer
Ada Cling
Ada Letzler
Arthur Bunselmeyer
Maryvie
Eleanor Ajilen
Newperce, Ky
Rosina Hazen
Mary
John Cook
Sarah Hodson
Anderson
Elizabeth Clark
Lizzie Roesch
Jos. Ebner
Miss Tilda
Clarence R
Arthur W. Brown
Margie
Eleanor Allen
Osgood
Foley's
Galveston
Texas
Cardus
Mrs. Adams
Thedford
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ben Vonderheide
Haymond
Herman Wittkamper
Lonely Corner
Lew Wittkamper
Fred Aldendorf
Clara Walsman
Jake Walpe
Hayes Osburn
Henry Schomber
Henry Wittkamper
Spades
Minnie Aldendorf
Batesville
Henry Wickemeyer
Fred Bauman
Charles Schomber
Brookville
Henry
Hlrod
Henry Lipperd
Frank Neighbert
Friendship
Laughery
Minnie Warner
Lillian McCabe
Kate Lipperd
Agnes Lewis
Seymour
Agnes Barricklow
Ohio County
Bright
G. A. Baus
Oldenburg, ID
UGUST
Coach
Norman
Halter
Schafer & Bohland
Rive Photographs
PEARL
John Hammerle
Walnut Street
John O Tahavens
Ind
Cravens
Cravens & Cravens
Thy Batesvills Bakery
Wallace Campbell, D. D. S
Greemann, Wilker & CO
Herman H. Wessel
Church
Huntersville, Ind
J. W. Henry
Batesville, Ind
Portland
Keepile Bros
Fifteenth St
Cincinnati, C
Oldenburg, Ind
Lieber’s
Indianapolis Brewing Comp’y
John Pfalsgraff
Agt
Suirits
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