Pleasant Pare Recaps Local Holiday Visits
Greensburg residents Henry Dieckman and family spent part of last week visiting relatives. Fred Peetz returned to Indianapolis Monday with his brother Henry after a week with home folks. The Misses Apna and Lou Peetz of Indianapolis spent New Years with relatives. Fred Wenning and family hosted a lively gathering at their home last Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dieckman
Greensburg
Fred Peetz
Indianapolis
Henry
Apna
Lou Peetz
Fred Wenning
John Schafer
Frank Hoppes United With the Church
Frank Hoppes joined the church here on Friday. Sunday school was not reorganized as expected. Principal officers were absent. Claude Corbin and Miss Ora Ellis from Nebraska attended Sunday evening. Miss Flora Waters of North Madison is visiting relatives. B Y P U meets next Saturday evening. Topic: What are some Tests of Repentance. Misses Pearl Overturf and Madge Ensminger with Groves McNeelan of Holton were here Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Corbin
Ora Ellis
Nebraska
Flora Waters
N. Madison
Pearl Overturf
Madge Ensminger
Groves McNeelan
Holton
Gossip Households and Visits Across Towns
Haymond Gus Kinker and Fred Huser of Knochsburg spent time here last week. Clara Walsman of Morris visited New Year’s Day. Flora, Josephine Harvey and Veronica Christ went to Cincinnati Saturday. J. J. Harvey delivered stock at Morris Monday. John Gruenkermeyer, once local, died in Cincinnati last week. Joseph Grumman and John Nurmier visited Morris Sunday. Flora, Josephine and Carrie Harvey were hosted by T. W. Sunman near Spades on New Year’s. Quirin Wallpe and daughter Dorothy went to Christian County Illinois last Monday to visit his brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Kinker
Fred Huser
Knochsburg
Clara Walsman
Morris
Flora and
Josephine Harvey
Veronica Christ
Cincinnati
John Gruenkermeyer
Flora
Josephine
Carrie Harvey
Spades
Quirin Wallpe
Dorothy
Christian County
Illinois
Sharps Corner notes and visits from Elwood to Batesville
Community items list visits and happenings from Elwood and Batesville including Pete Renner circulating among friends Mrs Osburn returning from Indianapolis Bauman brothers visiting Osburns newborn Lew Wittkamper parents Hayes Osburn at Wm King. Dr King's New Life Pills advertised at 25c by Baas Schultz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Renner
Elwood, Ill
Dr. King
Baas & Schultz
Local visitors and social notes from region towns
Mrs Chas Lubbe visits relatives in Kentucky and Mrs Ida Veazey from Charlestown stayed several days. Emory Nocks of Aurora visited Monday. Frank Wood returned to Seymour after visiting his parents. Charles Fuller of Cincinnati visited north of town over New Year. Dean Bros. advertised groceries opposite K of Phall. Frank Jones and family of Versailles spent holidays with Ed Wood family. Moses Denning led the league at the M E church Sunday. Albert Wendelman visited home folks at Franklin before returning to Cincinnati. Frank Rumsey of Manchester attended the watch party of the Daughtr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fuller
Cincinnati
S. R. Wood and Wife
Wine of Cardui ad claims cures for female weakness
A testimonial from Oct 17 1902 praises Wine of Cardui as a cure for female weakness including suppressed menstruation and headaches. The writer reports rapid improvement within a week and full relief after nineteen days, urging others with irregular menses or bearing down pains to try the product and noting a $1.00 bottle price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portiano
Mains
Cardus
Cardui
Protracted Meeting to Begin at Methodist Church
Rebecca residents report a protracted meeting starting Monday evening at the Methodist church. The community notes visitors Mort Mulford and wife from Monroe Hill visiting Walter Mulford and family. Mrs Charley Fuller plans to depart for Cincinnati Monday. Merrill Shockley and Grace Porter are listed as sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Merrill Shockley
Grace Porter
Local Notes Include Visits and School Dedication
Laura Abbott visits her parents after a Cincinnati stay while Anna Wills returns to Louisville. Robert and Frank Thompson come back to Bloomington with families from a pleasant visit. Russell Willson and F. M. Thompson are noted in Bloomington and North Vernon respectively. School opens next Monday in the new building and a dedication event is planned for Saturday with a large crowd anticipated. Rev. Swarthout preached at the Baptist church and will continue through the year. The upcoming lecture on January 13 is listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Wills
Louisville
Robert
Frank Thompson
Bloomington
Swarthout
Baptist Church
Local residents spend holidays with family in area
George Langdon of Millgrove is the guest of his brother in law A M Alexander and relatives. Mat Ebner returned to the Queen City after holidays with his parents. Mrs C B Johnson visited her daughter Addie McCoy in Indianapolis. Lydia Dean visits Cincinnati this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Langdon
Millgrove, Lrd
A. M. Alexander
Mat Ebner
Queen City
C. B. Johnson
Addie McCoy
Indianapolis
Lydia Dean
Cincinnati
Local Notes On Visits From Indiana Figures
Willie Federle returned to Indianapolis after a short visit. Mrs. P. Diver came back from Cincinnati where she visited relatives. Mrs. Henry Doer visited her sister in Morris. Miss Lulu Schmalz of Indianapolis visited home folks. Seb Burst and Mrs. Stecher went to Cincinnati for a relative’s funeral. Raleigh Scherling, at Batesville, spent holidays home. J. Behr and family of Batesville visited relatives. Mrs. A. Franke suffers rheumatism. Miss Olive Fitch returned from Indianapolis. Ed and Dan Kammeyer of Batesville visited parents during the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seb. Burst
B.stecher
Cincinnati
Raleigh Scherling
Batesville
Christmas Eve Gun Accident Attracts Attention
The piece notes Willie Reifel, son of Jake Reifel, lost a thumb from a premature toy gun discharge on Christmas Eve at a Lutheran church event. It also mentions a protracted meeting at Cupp's Chapel led by Rev. Maupin and other local items including Clayton Brown's death, a Christmas tree at Union schoolhouse, and interest in an electric road from Batesville to Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Reifel
Jake Reifel
Cupp’s Chapel
Maupin
Coughs and Consumption Cured by New Discovery
Mrs. Chas. Applegate of Alexandria Indiana testifies she suffered severe coughing and coughing fits with blood after other medicines failed. Three bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery cured her, she gained weight, and she recommends it for coughs colds bronchitis and lung troubles. Trial bottles are free at Baas Schultz’s drug store with full price 50 cents and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Applegate
Alexandria
Ind
Dr. King
Baas & Schultz’s
Versailles visit and local notes from HILROD area
John A Wise Robert Elrod and Thomas Parkes were among our people at Versailles Tuesday. Several local residents and visitors are named with travels and activities. The sleet damaged telephone lines. preaching is planned at Elrod next Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Wise
Robert Elrod
Thomas Parkes
Versailles
Elrod
Local Notes From Snochsbury And Vicinity
SNOCHSBURG, WMN Koebbe was at Oldenburg and Batesville last Wednesday. John Teder has returned from Indianapolis. Stelly Schroeder is still on the sick list. Lena and Ollie Stockhuetter returned to the Queen City after holidays. Ben and Herman Bohman left for the Queen City Sunday. Joe Walke died at about 22. funeral at St. John's church Monday. The bereaved receive sympathy. John Bohman of Lockland is visiting here. Henry Wisman and family attended the Walke funeral. John Kappes and Frank Wissel of Hamburg were in town Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena
Ollie Stockhuetter
Queen City
Diep
Joe Walke
John Walke
St. John’s Church
Henry Wisman
John
Herman
William Thire
John Kappes
Frank Wissel
Hamburg
No Pity Shown From Gulledge After Piles Cured
F A Gulledge of Verona Alabama recalls a long battle with piles that produced twenty four tumors. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve finally cured him and it also eases burns and aches. Available at Baas and Schultz Drug Store for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Gulledge
Bucklen
Baas & Schultz
Community Notes From PHPPHERTOWN and Nearby
John Wolfe fills his ice house while residents from Muncie visit kin. New Year meals shared by the Alleys, Winnie and Madge, with W. A. Alley and family. George Smith visits Batesville friends. Roy Alley leaves Batesville to attend the State Normal in Terre Haute. Last Saturday brings a heavy blizzard with hail snow and wind. L. W. Koerner travels to Brookville for commissioner business. John Hannebaum moves to a new Pipe Creek farm. his mother occupies the old home a half mile south. The Christmas entertainment ends with community chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hannebaum
Pipe Creek
Letter praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy from Texas editor
John H. Cullom of the Garland News writes a congratulatory letter to Chamberlains Cough Remedy manufacturers. He recalls using the remedy since 1887 for his five children with croup and colds and notes its safety and palatability. Sold by Baas & Schultz Batesville and Bigney & Co Sunman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Cullom
Garland
Texas
Baas & Schultz
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Sunman
Penntown News Briefs and Social Notes
Sleighing is popular as a pastime. Jos J Harvey of near St Marys visited on business. The local school resumed Monday and shows rapid progress under Miss Tara Ward. Carrie Schaler Lizzie Schaler Louisa Abplanalp enjoyed a sleigh ride Sunday. Fred Pohlar and wife visited from Pipe Creek. Mr Hundt and Mr Wolming are ill. Ed Walters and wife visited from Rushville. Ethel Volz returned home from Pipe Creek. Charles Miller and family spent holidays with William Carl and family then returned to Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tara Ward
Fred Pohlar
Pipe Creek
Hundt
Wolming
Electric Bitters Cited as Pain Reliever by Colusa Man
Joe Golobick of Colusa California credits Electric Bitters with ending 15 years of rheumatic pain after trying many remedies. He calls it the greatest medicine for that trouble and says a few bottles cured him. The ad claims benefits for liver and kidney troubles and general debility, price 40 cents, Baas & Schultz druggists guarantee satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Golobick
Colusa
Cal
Baas & Schultz
Stomach and Liver Tablets Endorsement by Rock Mills User
Nearly fifty one year old George W. Emory of Rock Mills Alabama says he suffered indigestion for years but can now eat almost anything thanks to Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale by Baas Schultz man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Geo. W. Emory
Rock Mills
Ala
Baas & Schultz
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Sunman
Local News Briefs and Holiday Resets
NWA POLHOM. G. W. Foreman recovers from pneumonia. Miss Rose Hazen spent the holidays in Indianapolis and returned home Saturday. Willie Hoendorf visits relatives in Cincinnati. Mrs. Kate Schutte hosts holidays with Wm. Brown and wife in Cincinnati. Teachers hold fourth institute here Saturday. Tut Meyers buys A. M Alexander property for 1350 dollars. Charles Hertenstein and Cora return to Terre Haute State Normal after holidays. Jim Gookins and family visit Pete Gookin in Tipton. Tage Krom returns from Kokomo to see sons George and Oliver. Elisha Langdon of Portland, Ind. returns home after spending the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hertenstein
Cora
State Normal
Terre Haute
Jokes and Juxtapositions from a bygone Punchline Parade
A string of short quips and humorous exchanges about horses pretending to be cars, parcel post letters, polite dinner table missteps, artful misreadings, and street corner banter. Readers encounter pie etiquette, pie forensics, and a parade of playful misunderstandings amid casual social scenes.
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Frank Hoppes
Haymond
J. J. Harvey
Joseph Grumman
John Nurmier
Sharps Cornef
C. M. Osburn
George Bauman
Sharp's Corner
W. S. Osburn
John, George and
Walter Bauman
Osburn’s
Lew Wittkamper
Sunday
Lew
Hayes Osburn
Wm. King
Milan
Mrs. Chas. Lubbe
Kentucky
Ida Veazey
Charlestown
Emory Nocks
Aurora
Frank Wood
Ed Wood
Seymour
Dean Bros
Phall
Frank Jones
Edwood
Moses Denning
M. E. Dhurch
Albert Wendelman
Franklin
Frank Rumsey
Manchester
Portland Economic League
Gardis
Ners
Rebecca
Mort Mulford
Monres Hill
Walter Mulford
Charley Fuller
Laura Abbott
Russell Willson
F. M. Thompson
North Vernon
Willie Federle
Henry Doer
Morris Friday
Lulu Schmalz
J. Behr and
Batesvile
A. Franke
Miss Olive Fitch
Ed and
Dan Kammeyer
Bagesville
Hank
John Vonderheide
Indiana
Fred Wesling
Rush County
Ping
Clayton Brown
Buena Vista
Union
W. D. Alley
Oldenburg
Peppertown
Metamora
Brookville
Richmond
Greatbac
Hilrod
Roy Link
Wm. Meyers, Jr
Cincinnati Friends
Johnson’s Store Room
Henry Lipperd
Iowa
W. A. Patterson
Chicago
Hiram Peters
Clarence Wise
James Benham
Harrison
Hallie Butler
Osgood
John Wood and Wife
St. Louis, Mo
Cort Shuman
Wmn. Koebbe
John Teder
Stelly Schroeder
Ben
Herman Bohman
John Bohman
Lockland, CO
John Wolfe
Frank Reifel
Courtney Smith
Muncie
Winnie
Madge Alley
W. A. Alley
George Smith
Roy Alley
Greemann Bros
L. W. Koerner
Penn Toww
Jos. J. Harvey
Near St. Mary’s
Carrie
Lizzie Schaler
Louisa Abplanalp
Ed Walters
Rushville
Ethel Volz
Laura Jones
Charles Miller
William Carl
Nwa Polhom
G. W. Foreman
Miss Rose Hazen
Willie Hoendorf
Wm. Brown
Kate Schutte
Tut Meyers
A. M Alexander
Jim Gookins
Pete
Tipton
Tage Krom
George
Oliver
Kokomo
Albert Acher
Elisha Langdon
Portland
Racer
Tim
Pat
Raphael
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