Pleasant Park Social Notes and Visitors Mentioned
Pleasant Park reports Anna Peetz hosting friends Sunday evening. Herman Dieckman and sister attended Cross Roads church. George Menchofer of Ballstown and Maggie Weber of Cincinnati visited over the Fourth. George and Lillie Yorn celebrated the Fourth in Indianapolis. One Minute Cough Cure advertised as a fast-acting remedy for coughs colds croup asthma grippe and throat and lung troubles credited to G A Baas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Peetz
Herman Dieckman
Cross Roads
George Menchofer
Ballstown
Maggie Weber
Cincinnati
Queen City
George
Lillie Yorn
Indianapolis
G. A. Baas
Adams Church Fourth of July Visit and Local Socials
Warm Fourth noted with visits from John Einhaus and wife and child on July 5. Local youths spent Sunday afternoon with Maggie and Edda Nedderman. Stock dealers Pete Benz, Pohlman, and Mullen were in the neighborhood Thursday. John Cook and wife visited, Henry Stohlman and family called, and Charles Steinford with relatives from Illinois were visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Einhaus
Maggie
Edda Nedderman
Pete Benz
Oldenburg
Pohlman
Morris
Mr Mullen
Sunman
John Cook
Henry Stohlman
Charles Steinford
Illinois
It Saved his Leg Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures running sore
P A Danforth of LaGrange Georgia suffered six months with a frightful running sore on his leg but Bucklen's Arnica Salve wholly cured it in five doses. For ulcers wounds and piles it is the best salve in the world. Cure guaranteed. Only 25 cents. Sold by G A Baas druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Danforth
LaGrange
Bucklen
G.A. Baas
Rex V Lil Anna Walton Visits Louisville Relatives
Rex V Lil Anna Walton of Louisville visits relatives as many locals spend the Fourth at Versailles. Emma Noyes visits Versailles, Mary Richardson stays with sister Mrs. Coomes, Weeks Russell loses a horse last week. Large church attendance with services in two weeks at 7:30 pm. An ice cream supper is planned at the church on July 21 to benefit Brother Jerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Walton
Louisville
Versailles
Emma Noyes
Mary Richardson
Coomes
Russell
Bro. Jerman
Appetite of a Goat Described as Ailment Remedy Ad
The text advertises Dr. King's New Life Pills as a stomach and liver remedy that improves appetite digestion and bodily habit. It claims to restore health and energy and lists a price of 25 cents at G. A. Baas' drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
G. A. Baas’ Drug Store
Local social notes and storm report for the week
Lizzie Hesse of Cincinnati and others visited here during the Fourth with relatives and friends from Cincinnati Cumminsville St Peters and Sharp s Corner. A Saturday night storm affected the area. An advertisement promotes Littell s Liquid Sulphur Ointment for skin ailments sold by G A Baas.
Local Social Guests and Visits Report
WEWWW POINT. Harry Foreman and sister Miss dith of Napoleon were guests of Cora Starks and Mollie Moore Sunday. Frank Greene returned to Batesville Monday after visiting his parents. Cora Wise and Lillie Barkley visited Needmore Friday. Bert and Henry Snedeker home from Illinois visiting relatives. Tillie and Louisa Huber with guests the Misses Eardle of Indianapolis visited Jack Oaks Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Foreman
Miss Dith
Napoleon
Cora Starks
Mollie Moore
Frank Greene
Batesville
Cora Wise
Lillie Barkley
Needmore
Bert
Henry Snedeker
Ilinois
Tillie
Louisa Huber
Misses Eardle
Indianapolis
Jack Oaks
Officers Installed by White Dove Lodge D of A
White Dove Lodge D of A installed Noble Grand Jessie Moulton and fellow officers on Saturday night. A social, cream and cake reception followed. Baptist Young People's Union convention in Cincinnati July 12 15 1900. iron clad tickets to July 17 with 50 cent extension to Aug 10 offered by joint agent with ticket agent C. J. Dou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Dove Lodge
D. of A
Noble Grand
Jessie Moulton
Cora Starks
Amelia Ross
Etta Price
Maude Harding
Martha Dilliard
Lillie Hoff
Guardian
Ida Hoff
Lizzie Kuert
R. S
N. G
Hattie Marlin
L. S
Mollie McDermott
Baptist Young People’s Union of America International Convention
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cc. J. Dou
Penn Town Social Notes Highlight Rain and Visits
The article reports rain benefiting crops after a Saturday night shower. Visitors from Queen City include Anna Gabel Mamie and Willie Kennedy staying with locals. Several residents like Mr Hugegler and wife and others made trips to Sunman for business and social visits. The 4th of July celebration hosted by P Schumacher drew a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Gabel
Mamie
Willie Kennedy
Queen City
Mr. Hugegler
Sunman
P. Schumacher
Ratheiser
George Erfman
William Carl
Mrs. Baker
Miracle Cure Reported for Mrs Stout in Indiana
Marion Stewart of Miracle Indiana reports Mrs Rena J Stout, once dying at Yorktown, gained 37 pounds after using Dr King s New Discovery. The remedy, claimed to cure throat chest and lung diseases, is sold 650 cents or one dollar with free trial at G A Baas drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena J. Stout
Cummack
Ind
Marion Stewart
Miuacle
Yorktown
Spades and Social Visits Across Cincinnati Links
Mary Lampe of Cincinnati visited here last week while Joseph Federle and family hosted Indianapolis relatives. William Timke spent the Fourth in Cincinnati and Rolla Leiter returned from Cincinnati to visit. Frank Meister and Mary Bauman wed at Cincinnati last Wednesday and will live here. A jolly serenade greeted them Thursday. Mrs. John Schmoker visited from Batesville. Carrie Abeggler and Carrie Lampe visited from Cincinnati and Greensburg respectively. Graduating exercises at Sunman drew several locals, Nora Aplanalp among seven graduates. Lydia Aplanalp returned from Greensburg for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lampe
Cincinnati
Joseph Federle
Indianapolis
William Timke
Rolla Leiter
Frank Meister
Mary Bauman
John Schmoker
Batesville
Carrie Abeggler
Carrie Lampe
Mary Klee
Connersville
John Miller
Sunman
Nora Aplanalp
Lydia Aplanalp
Greensburg
Yellow Jaundice Cured by Electric Bitters
Lexington man M. A. Hearty suffered yellow jaundice with eye and skin discoloration. Doctors offered little help until two bottles of Electric Bitters cured him. The remedy aids stomach liver and kidney troubles and costs 50 cents at G. A. Baas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Hearty
Lexington
G. A. Baas
Local visitors and arrivals noted in Milan area
Ed Owens and family from Rushville visit relatives in town while Tena Lepper moves to Louisville indefinitely. Will Cravens remains inconsolable as Daisy Nocks and Cuma Hamilton visit Milan. Mrs Cawlay hosted her daughter and family from Covington Kentucky last week. Robert Reeder of Milan conducted business on Monday. Denver Lane of Wired appears in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Owens
Rushville
Tena Lepper
Louisville
Will Cravens
Daisy Nocks
Cuma Hamilton
Milan
Mrs. Cawlay
Covington
Robert Reeder
Denver Lane
Wired
Social Notes From Town and Nearby Areas
A series of social updates reports guests at local homes. E Nocks and wife visited Milan on Monday. Dan McAvoy from Mud Pike called on his best girl Sunday. Cynthia Johnson works at the Wichita Hotel. Mrs J H Muir and son Joe of St Louis visit Mrs Brown. Mrs Houze stayed at Ris ing Sun last week. H Geisman from Cincinnati is visiting. Cliff Darling of Milan and his companion toured the southern county last Sunday. A large Fourth of July crowd spent the day at Milan. A picnic will be held in Sutton's Grove near town Saturday night. The Wichita Hotel is doing flourishing business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Knoche
E. Nocks
Milan
Vichita Hotel
Dan McAvoy
Mud Pike
Sutton’s Grove
Cynthia Johnson
Wichita
J. H. Muir
Joe
St. Louis
Brown
Cate McWhorter
New Castle
Cythia Redmond
Brookville
Edith Leonard
New York City
London
Berlin
Germany
Paris
June Abbott
Batesville
Greensburg
Clarksburg
Brookville Browns
Kimball
Cincinnati
A. Ross
Moore’s Hill
Della Thorpe
Richland
Henrietta Zilar
Bowles
John Wolfe
Peppertown
Capt
Geo. Kimball
Mr. Hutson
Connersville
Howard Gordon
Henry Ostemeyer
Indianapolis
David
Nicholas
Joseph Crawley
Stipps Hill
Melvin Morgan
Walter Smith
Laurel
That Throbbing Headache Would Quickly Leave You
Advertisement for Dr King s New Life Pills claiming relief from sick and nervous headaches. Promotes pure blood and strong nerves with easy usage. Priced at 25 cents with money back not offered if not cured. Sold by G A Baas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
G. A. Baas
Versailles Fourth of July Celebrationwide crowd and events
After the Fourth residents of Versailles recount a large turnout for the parade and afternoon program featuring music and a cake walk by the colored community. Night fireworks impressed many as local businessmen sponsored the display. Also noted are church services and several civil cases in progress including quiet title actions and adoption petitions.
Thousands With Kidney Trouble Need Screening
Public notice promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and urinary issues and urges readers to test kidney health with a simple water test. It claims relief for back pain, rheumatism, and urinary symptoms and offers a free sample bottle and booklet by mail from Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer
Qame
Swamp Root. Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Nancy Bishop Adoption Petition and Divorces in Local Notices
Petition to adopt filed by Nancy Bishop along with marriage license notices for Andrew J Kelly and Viola Wright, plus probate entries for the wills of Barbara Ebel and Bryant Connelley. Sulphur remedy claims advertised for skin and blood diseases by G A Baas, Littell’s Liquid Sulphur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Bishop
Andrew J. Kelly
Titusville
Viola Wright
New Marion
Barbara Ebel
Bryant Connelley
Littell
G. A. Baas
Metamora People Flock To Brookville And Local Fourth
A parade of locals and visitors visit Brookville and nearby towns for the Fourth of July. Metamora residents celebrate with picnics and a grand fish fry, while the Metamora base ball club wins a game. Several relatives travel from Indianapolis and Cincinnati to visit family in Metamora.
Globe Telegraph College Ad Promises Key Skills Training
Young men with fair education are urged to enroll in telegraphy, railroad accounting and typewriting at Globe Telegraph College Lexington Kentucky. Endorsed by leading railways as a reliable institute, graduates receive placement assistance. Ladies admitted. Fall term opens August 15. Plus an advertisement for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure praising digestion aid by G A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Telgraph College
Lexington
Major's Cement Promises Better Quality and Savings
New York cement man Mr. Major touts Major's Cement as superior due to costly ingredients. He claims rivals use cheap substitutes and dilute glues, while Major's retails at 15 to 25 cents per bottle. Advertising support exceeds 5000 dollars monthly, with mail orders offered free of postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Major
New York
Major
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Ben Shoetelkotte
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George and
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Geo. Huber
Sharp’s Corner
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Attie Thomas
KE. Flint
Whitcomb
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Pierchvills
Caddie Benham
Columbus
Smith Hunter
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Canaan
Grace
Fannie Benham
Osgood
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Dillsboro
Pryor Conyer
J.L. Benham
Flora Harper
Mr. Benham
Lincolnville
Dane
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Prrigmile
Absolom Hughes
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Jones
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Thompson
Leonard and
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Dis. K.&k
America
Kennedy
Keagan
Walnut Street
Nick Williams
Ray
Pearl Kimbal
W. W. Grace
Geo. Cloud and Wife
Anna Banes
Ripley Cir
John F.hack
Cut Court
John F. Hackman
Circuit Court
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Cornet & Gelvin
Brigit
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Maiden Lane
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