Local Notes From West Fork and Rexville
A West Fork decoration service drew a large crowd on Sunday. Mrs. Sallie Fergeson visited friends in Rexville Saturday. Mrs. Black plans an indefinite stay with her granddaughter in New Marion. Chas Adkins traveled to Madison Friday for business. Mrs. Ada Kirk and children from Columbus visit their grandparents in this area. Marion Brown adds an extension to his house. Gardens here need rain. A group attended an ice cream supper in Rexville Saturday night.
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Rexville
Excursion to Shelbyville Amid Storm Strikes Barn and Rod
Morris Misses Lizzie and Anna Bischoff joined a Sunday trip to Shelbyville. Lightning hit Roman Grossmann's barn and nearby field, damaging part of A H Sands rod. Rev Sonderman and Rev Schenk visited Father Geroit. Depot fire was detected early and saved. Question raised on railroad depot repairs and passenger accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie
Anna Bischoff
Shelbyville
Roman Grossmann
A. H. Sand
Rev. Sonderman
Lawrenceburg
A Schenk
Brookville
Geroit
J. A. Wintz
Sunman
Amica Salve Cures Ulcer After Runaway Bicycle Injury
A runaway bicycle left J.B. Orner of Franklin Grove Illinois with a deep leg cut that festered for four years. Bucklen's Amica Salve healed the wound after doctors and remedies failed. Also effective for burns scalds skin eruptions and piles. 25c at G A Baas Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.b.orner
Franklin Grove
Bucklen
G.A. Baas’ Drug Store
Town visitors and callers listed in Weisburg area
Mrs John Albers of Weisburg visited town on Wednesday. Lewis Michald of Specker Co Cincinnati called on customers here Monday. Mrs John Schmalz returned Saturday from two weeks with relatives in Indianapolis. Mrs Hannah Reidenaur and daughter Alice of Weisburg were in town Friday. W E Peters of Versailles was in town Wednesday. T W Sunman went to Indianapolis Monday. Mrs John Sehmaker and Evelyn Schrader of Batesville visited Thursday. The Misses Mary and Tilile Swears with J Kammeyer and Ed Swears and wife near Weisburg visited A Franke's Sunday. Mrs John Behlmer of Batesville visited Monday. Mrs H Douer was at Batesville last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Albers
Weisburg
Lewis Michald
Specker & Co
Cincinnati
John Schmalz
Indianapolis
Hannah Reidenaur
Alice
John Sehmaker
Evelyn Schrader
Batesville
Mary
Tilile Swears
J. Kammeyer
Ed Swears
A. Franke
Heart Cure Excerpts From Dr Miles Remedies
Patient testimonials from S E Purdy of Atkinson Nebraska and Lewis Anderson of Rohn South Dakota praise Dr Miles New Heart Cure for curing long standing heart trouble. They describe relief from chest pain headaches and faint spells after taking six bottles and urge others to seek the remedy. The ad notes gifts sell and guarantee first bottle with a free book from Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
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Miles
Miks
Dr. Miles
Lewis Anderson
Rohn
S. D
Local Community Notes and Illnesses in TitTV County
TITV vSsvVvilLe farmers are very busy planting corn. Mrs Agnes Whitham remains poorly. Mrs Jo Cathey and Josiah Jackson on sick list. Hezekiah Kelley visiting Osgood and North Vernon for several days. Len McClain home from Central Insane Hospital Indianapolis for a few days. M M DeBurger to Madison for eye operation, two weeks. Oscar Holman to Logansport for asylum work. Note: paper not dead, resting, awaiting newsworthy events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len McClain
Central Insane Hospital
Indianapolis
Pleasant Area Folks Visit Home Folks
Ed Bauers of Indianapolis visited home folks Sunday. Herman Kompart and his uncle from Indianapolis spent Sunday with relatives. Miss Maggie Sarringhausen of Indianapolis returned home Thursday. Fred Haddler and family of near Smyrna called on relatives Sunday. Lightning struck John Komparts barn Thursday killing a fine colt. Miss Sophia Ahring stayed with her sister near Batesville. F W Dieckmann and family of Batesville called on relatives. A large crowd spent Sunday with Gus Busch and family. a dainty dinner and supper were served with ice cream and lemonade.
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Ed Bauers
Indianapolis
Herman Kompart
Fred Haddler
Smyrna
John Kompart
Sophia Ahring
John Wismann
Batesville
Gus Busch
Greenville student cured after two bottles of cough remedy
Mr H P Burbage a Greenville student at law says a four to five year cough was cured after using two bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at 25 cents each. He reports a remarkable change and permanent relief. Sold by Ga Baas Batesville Bigney Co Sun man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.P. Burbage
Greenville
S.C
Burbage
Chamberlain
Ga Baas, Batesville, Bigney & Co
Sunman
Joseph Pominville
Stillwater Minn
Alex. Richard
G. A. Baas
Batesville, Bigney, & Co
Residents and visitors noted in local columns and ads
RESVILIOIE reports a school ice cream supper, local visits by Mrs Mahala Hyatt and others, a large turnout for Decoration services at West Fork, and various residents traveling or calling on friends. An advert promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with local distributors listed.
Electric Bitters cure kidney trouble says Fremont man
B F Bass of Fremont North Carolina writes that after trying many medicines he used Electric Bitters and was cured of kidney trouble. He reports neighbors also found relief from rheumatism neuralgia liver and kidney troubles and general debility. Only 50 cents at G A Bass, Druggist.
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B.F. Bass
Fremont
N.C
G. A. Baas
Local notes and upcoming services at Elrod
John H. Rogers spent part of the week in Cincinnati while Samuel Hunter a Cincinnati street car conductor visited here last week. Rev C F Dame preached Saturday and Sunday. Civil War veterans graves will be decorated next Saturday afternoon with Rev Helms of Dillsboro delivering the address. Kk of P Memorial services set for Elrod the second Sunday in June. Thos Parkes joined the Oriental fraternity. Jasper Beall of Cincinnati spent Sunday at home. Jas Ent has gone to Anderson for work. Prayer meeting held each Wednesday at the Baptist church. Heavy rain Thursday night caused damage in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hunter
Cincinnati
Rev. Helms
Dillsboro
The Best Liniment
Mrs Anna Hagelgans of Tuckahoe New Jersey praises Chamberlains Pain Balm for rheumatism lumbago and her husbands sprained back calling it the best family liniment. She says she has recommended it widely and people speak highly of its merits. Available from G A Baas Batesville Bigney Co Suaman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Anna Hagelgans
Tuckahoe
N. J
G.a.baas
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Suaman
Wheat Crop Ruined by Heavy Hailstorm in Local Storm
A heavy rain and hail storm Thursday evening damaged crops with hailstones as large as goose eggs. Wheat and rye were ruined, while residents S W Hull and wife visited A W Knapp's, and Clyde Steele returned from reform school in Richmond Indiana. Church events and local notices follow with engagements and upcoming meetings.
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Clyde Steele
Richmond
Ind
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Han Bey
West Fork
Sallie Fergeson
Chas, Adkins
Madison
Ada Kirk
Columbus
Mrs
Martin Overturf
Marion Brown
Morris
Spades
W. E. Peters
Versailles
T. W. Sunman
John Behlmer
H. Douer
South Peoria St
Curcaco
Inn
St. Louis
Cardus
Cardui
TITV
Agnes Whitham
Jo Cathey
Josiah Jackson
Hezekiah Kelley
Osgood
North Vernon
M. M. DeBurger
Oscar Holman
Logansport
Asylum
Maggie Sarringhausen
F. W. Dieckmann
Win. Ferguson and Wife
Jefferson
Chas. Hyatt
Hustler
Mrs. Horton
Mrs. Day
Greensburg
May Roberts
Titusville
Miss Black
Will Robinson
The
M. Meyers
Johno Taavens
Om S. Cravens
Cravens & Cravens
the Data Bakery
EDW
Schmidt, Prop
Batesville Bank
Batesville, Indiana
OF Wicers
A. A. Hackman
A. J. Hassmer
C. L. Johnson
I. M. Greemann
E. C. Timmerman
J. Lehmkuehler
A. A. Hackmann
A.J. Hassmer
Hlrod
John H. Rogers
C. F. Dame
Thos. Parkes
Oriental Fraternity
Jasper Beall
Jas. Ent
Anderson
Baptist Church
Celams
Indiana
John Vonderheide
Elopenwelgl
S. W. Hull
A. W. Knapp
Borrn
Herby Cook
Frank Bostic, Sr
B.Y.P.U
Isaiah
Wernie Stimetz
Dabney
Philip Ensminger
Phil Smith
S.S
Nobby Clothing CO
Broadway Street
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