Pleasant Pare and Kin Visit Relatives in Newpennington
Pleasant Pare and Miss Laura Beck and Emmabelle Mailes spent part of last week with relatives at Newpennington. Miss Bertha Norwald of Smyrna visited her aunt Miss Anna Peetz for a week. Several from here attended Henry Krome's sale last Saturday. Adam Siebert and family hosted relatives from California. Fred Wenning and family attended John Kruse's sale Saturday. Foley's Honey and Tar cures throat and lung diseases. sold by G A Baas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Beck
Emmabelle Mailes
Newpennington
Bertha Norwald
Smyrna
Anna Peetz
Henry Krome
Adam Siebert
California
Fred Wenning
John Kruse
Thanksgiving Snow Dampens Attendance. Local Gatherings Noted
Joe Smith and family visited S. F. McMinds near May's Defeat on Sunday. Gus Van Oséol spent Sunday at Frank Hoppes'. Several attended church at Dabney Sunday. Sunday school attendance was small. Thanksgiving services Thursday weather kept crowds light and it snowed. BY P. U. meets next Saturday at 6:30 led by Joe Lauber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Smith
S. F. McMinds
May
Gus van Oséol
Frank Hoppes
Dabney
P. U
Joe Lauber
Fails A Deadly Attack
An Indiana man notes his wife was saved from a deadly attack after doctors could not help. He credits Dr. King's New Life Pills for curing stomach and liver troubles and constipation. Available for 25c at Haas' drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Austin
Winchester
Ind
Snow Storm Impacts Penntown Hamlet Community
A snow storm swept through the hamlet on Wednesday evening. Local residents report Mr White from near Spades and Mr George Garterman's lumber run to Sunman. John Stahley visited Cincinnati early in the week. Antony Schneider and Miss Katie Meister wed at St Nicholas Church last Wednesday morning. Rev Merkel and family plan to settle in Cincinnati. Miss Lizzie Schaler Ruby Sunman Anna Bower and Neltie Robinson spent Sunday together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. White
Near Spades
George Garterman
Sunman
John Stahley
Cincinnati
Antony Schneider
Katie Meister
St. Nicholas
Rev. Merkel
Lizzie Schaler
Ruby Sunman
Anna Bower
Neltie Robinson
The Pride Of Heroes Armca Salve Promotion
Soldiers of the last war praise Bucklen's Armca Salve for scratches bruises cuts wounds corns sore feet stiff joints burns scalds boils ulcers skin eruptions and piles. Available at G A Baas' drug store with no pay required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Baas
Protracted Baptist Meeting Set in Morris Area
Morris residents report social visits from George Hillenbrand and Walter Osburn while a protracted meeting is planned at the Baptist Church in Pennsylvaniabare starting Monday night December 8 1902. Local attenders include Mrs Chas Cruza Garfield Osburn and Miss Allen with C M Osburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ypohlman
Morris
Pennsylvaniabare
George Hillenbrand
Batesville
Our Town
Walter Osburn
Henry Wickmeyer
Hayes Osburn
Charles Harvey
Will King
Haymond
Dr Miles Heart Cure Endorsed by S E Purdy and Lewis Anderson
Readable testimonials from S E Purdy of Atkinson Nebraska and Lewis Anderson of Kuhn Idaho claim relief from heart disease after using Dr Miles Heart Cure. Both describe severe prior symptoms and lasting improvement after several bottles. Sold by all druggists with a free book offered by Dr Miles Medical Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Miles
Miles
S. E. Purdy
Atkinson
Nebraska
Sioux City
Lewis Anderson
Kuhn, I. D
Addres Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Local residents noted in casual Sunday calls
Arthur Feback of Batesville was a pleasant caller Sunday. Mrs. Fred Wittkamper spent Saturday with Mrs. Henry Kroenke. Henry Schomber called on Lewis Drake of Pipe Creek Wednesday. Mrs. Krummel has been visiting Mrs. C. M. Osburn. Several from this place attended Mrs. Abaplanalp’s funeral at Spades on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Feback
Batesville
Fred Wittkamper
Henry Kroenke
Henry Schomber
Lewis Drake
Pipe Creek
Krummel
C. M. Osburn
Abaplanalp
Reform School switches to Foley's Honey and Tar
J G Gluck superintendent at Prunytown West Virginia Reform School reports after testing many cough medicines they will use Foley's Honey and Tar exclusively. He states it is most effective and absolutely harmless and notes G A supplies it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.G. Gluck
Pruntytown
W. Va
Foley
West Virginia Reform School
G. A. Baas
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Trips
Spades Miss Lizzie Abegglen returned from Cincinnati to visit family. A Franke and Geo. Bessler of Batesville traveled to Cincinnati and Batesville respectively. Mrs Ed Stohlman and sister Mrs Fink of Weisburg and Miss Lulu Schmalz and Miss Ella Hahn visited Indianapolis and Versailles. Miss Maggie Franke attended a Teachers Association in Versailles while Miss Lizzie Wieshaw stayed in Batesville last week. John Schmalz and others made short trips to Versailles and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Abegglen
Cincinnati
A. Franke
Ed Stohlman
Fink
Weisburg
Lulu Schmalz
Indianapolis
Maggie Franke
Teachers’ Association
Versailles
Ella Hahn
John Meyer
Batesville
Lizzie Wieshaw
Geo. Bessler
John Schmalz
Cough Medicines Contain Opiates Warned By Ad
An old note warns that most cough syrups besides Foley's Honey and Tar may contain opiates causing constipation and safety risks for children. It states Foley's Honey and Tar has no opiates and is safe, sold by G. A. Baas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
G. A. Baas
Local Families Share Visits and Moves in Community
Ollie Baas and family spent Sunday with Ottie Thomas and wife. George Shageer and family moved to a new home at St Peters. Henry Baas was at Penntown Friday. Fred Abplanalp and family spent days with his sister at Napoleon. Henry Pohlar and son Albert were at Deweytown Friday. Jacob Abplanalp senior was at Sharp's Corner on business. Mrs Bieh visits daughter Mrs Pohlar this week. Dan Pohlar of Cincinnati stayed with brothers last week. Jacob Abplanalp senior was at Spades Friday. Mr Langer and family moved to Geo Shagger’s farm. Several attended the funeral of Mrs Mary Abplanalp at Penntown Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Baas
Ottie Thomas
George Shageer
St. Peters
Henry Baas
Penntown
Fred Abplanalp
Napoleon
Henry Pohlar
Albert
Deweytown
Jacob Abplanalp
Sharp's Corner
Bieh
Pohlar
Dan Pohlar
Cincinnati
Spades
Mr. Langer
Geo. Shagger
Mary Abplanalp
A Million Voiceg Cures West Point Man With Cough
Homer Hall of West Point Iowa suffered a severe lung cold and obstinate cough. Doctors said consumption, but he found relief with Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption. He writes it cured him completely and he now weighs 227 pounds. It is guaranteed for coughs colds and lung troubles. Price 50c and 1.00. Trial bottle free at G A Baas's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Hall
West Point
Dr. King
G. A. Baas
Discovery Of Glass-Destroying Microbe Sparks Interest
Researchers report the discovery of a microbe that can destroy glass, a finding hailed as potentially transformative for materials science and preservation. Further studies are expected to reveal the mechanism and practical implications.
Thanksgiving events and local notices at Penntown
Thanksgiving exercises at Penntown were praised as a success. Local residents shared meals and visits, with Anna Gower Dora Sam ison Lizzie Schaler and Nellie Robinson among those hosting. A funeral brought Albert Hugginler from Tipton back to Penntown. A November 26 wedding united Anthony Schneider and Catherine Meister, who will live on the old Schneider farm. Protracted meetings begin December 5 at Penntown Baptist church. Clara Faber, previously with her grandmother, married in Seymour on Thanksgiving Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Gower
Dora Samison
Lizzie Schaler
Nellie Robinson
Albert Hugginler
Tipton
Abplanalp
Penntown
Ulysses Shirling
G. W. Bower
John Balke
Batesville
Peter Faber
Benton County
Anthony Schneider
Catherine Meister
Schneider
Penntown Baptist Church
Clara Faber
Seymour
Electric Bitters Proved Cure for Digestive Ailments
Mrs S H Newsom of Decatur Alabama credits Electric Bitters with curing years of indigestion dyspepsia and bowel trouble. She reports regained appetite and a 35 pound weight gain after using the medicine. The ad promises a guaranteed cure for stomach liver and kidney troubles at Baas drug store for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thedford
Bright
A. G. Lewis
S. H. Newsom
Decatur
Ala
Baas
Milan Deathbed Sighting and Local Movements Noted
John Denning, brought from Osgood, grew worse on Friday and remains near death. Mrs. Elisabeth Cravens returns from Indianapolis after visiting daughter. Newt Peters and J. J. Schofield traveled to Cincinnati. A. G. Smith made a Cincinnati trip. J. L. Stites sold buggy and wagon stock to L. J. and Geo. Laws. A. J. Dever and Chas. M. Laws buy Stites lumber yard to stock lumber and building materials. Rev. Veazey of Pittsburgh and Dr. Veazey of Medora left after visiting T. R. Veazey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Denning
Osgood
Elisabeth Cravens
John Crozier
Indianapolis
Newt Peters
J. J. Schofield
Cincinnati
A. G. Smith
J. L. Stites
L. J. and
Geo. Laws
A. J. Dever
Chas. M. Laws
Mr. Veazey
Pittsburg
C. R. Veazey
Medora
Ind
T. R. Veazey
Milan residents and visitors gather in town
Milan Sunday evening saw families and friends travel and visit. Dr will be admitted to Pittsburg for hospital treatment. Rowland Robinson of Clinton visited, C C Ruble and James Spencer went to Versailles, Sanford Fuller returned from Cincinnati, Mrs Burlingano left for Ingalls, Miss Jessie Bell from Detroit visits Byron Ruble ill with typhoid. Rev Wayhinger held M E church services. Ladies joined Eastern Star Lodge Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Pittsburg
Rowland Robinson
Clinton
Cc. C. Ruble
James Spencer
Versailles
Sanford R. Fuller
Cincinnati
Jessie Bell
Detroit
Mich
Byron Ruble
Wayhinger
Moore's Hill
M. E
Ray Cottingham
Charlotta A. Kittles
Pence
Emma Barkley
Mamie Bell
Maude Ruble
Astern Star Lodge
A Thousand Dollars Worth of Good From Kidney Cure
A.H. Thurnes of Buffalo C claims kidney and bladder troubles for years with gravel and stones. After taking Woley's Kidney Cure he reports relief and says it has done him a thousand dollars worth of good, with pain gone and renewed vigor. Sold by G. A. Baas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.H. Thurnes
Buffalo, C
Woley
G. A. Baas
Local notes from Cross Plains area and Ripley County
Mr Jas C Gilliand sold a large farm near Cross Plains to Henry Harper of North Vernon last week. Several North Vernon residents attended court in Tripp Bros vs B F McNew. Mrs Ed Stubbs of Cincinnati visited her parents in this vicinity. Mort Chance transacted business here. Bert Connelley attended court locally. Ripley County Teachers Association met in the M E church. Prof Daggly of the University of Wisconsin spoke on Anglo Saxon grit. Rev Liddle's appointment required Mrs Liddle to led services at Bethel. Epworth League members gave a program at the M E Church. A large crowd attended the teachers association. A private ball was held at Crandall's Hall on Thanksgiving eve. Russel Wilson and Lawrence Olmstead were in Osgood Friday night. Mr and Mrs Frank Copeland of Canann visited J N Underwood and family. Fred Hundt is in the county jail serving a three month term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Stubbs
Cincinnati
J. B. Benham
Mort Chance
Bert Connelley
Association of
Ripley County Teachers
M. E
Prof
Daggly
University of Wisconsin
Crandall’s Hall
Messrs
Russel Wilson
Lawrence Olmstead
Osgood
Frank Copeland
Cannan
J. N. Underwood
Fred Hundt
Local Divorce Grants and State Case Dispositions
Notable docket items list several divorces granted including Julia E. Meyers vs John A. Meyers. State cases disposed show Albert Whitman pleads guilty to carrying concealed weapons, fined $1. Francis Rheim found guilty of assault and battery with intent, fined $50. Sailors: larceny verdict for defendant. Meyers: assault and battery pleas with fines of $5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Albert Whitman
State of Indiana
Francis Rheim
Frank Meyers
State Court Plea Guilty Fined And Jailed Three Months
State vs Fred Hundt pleads guilty, fined $10, and sentenced to three months in county jail. Civil cases disposed include Rebuck and Cornet Dora Struck v John Gettle damages. Wells State on relation of RB R White auditor v Grant Johnson finding for plaintiff $8 200. Wilson Mary E Schlicht v Leon ard Lattice foreclosure proof $775 and attorney fees $45. Foley remedies note sold by G A Baas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hundt
Rebuck and Cornet
Dora Struckman
John Gettle
Wells
RB. R. White
Grant Johnson
Wilson
Mary E. Schlicht
Leonard Lattice
Also Mentioned on This Page
Penntowd
The
Reform School
Nick Blank’s
IN. Blane
Irave
Elisabeth Burlingano
Ingalls, Nd
Jas. C. Gilliand
Cross Plains
Henry Harper
North Vernon
Tripp Bros
B. F. McNew
Court House News
George Fricker
Nora Meyers
William Camesasca
Ella Willson
Ballstown
Clyde Carter
Bertha Sheriff
New Marion
Harry R. Johnson
Barbara M. Crane
Julia E. Meyers
John A. Meyers
Newton Dickerson
Mary J. Dickerson
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