Three Juror Cured By Cholera Remedy Tale
A juror from Hightower Alabama recounts severe illness after eating meat while serving on a murder trial in Clebourne county. He credits Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, given by a druggist instead of his requested medicine, with rapid recovery after one dose and complete cure after a second. Two fellow jurors reportedly recovered similarly. the seller is M A McClain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hightower
Ala
Firwardsville
Clebourne County
Alabama
Chamberlain
M. A. McClain
Local Notes and Social Updates Across Center Township
Mr and Mrs RJ Nay will occupy a rented property on Matfreee. Mr and Mrs Lewis Reddick visited Bert Trowbridge and wife Sunday. Fred Phelps was in New Castle Monday visiting his brother Will and will depart for Berkeley California this week. FOR SALE Furniture and stoves 3 doors north of post office Saturday Sept 30. T. W. Sheser, Mr Lewis Miller and daughter of St Paul visited their cousin Minnie Braden and mother Wednesday evening. Catt attended the 36th Indiana Volunteers regiment reunion in Muncie this week. Quens Henley left Saturday for Berkeley California to visit his son Earl and the Portland Fair. Mr and Mrs Irvin Hill hosted at dinner Sunday. Rev J P Binford and Mr Henry Mecklvaine and Ruth of Central City joined at Minnie Braden’s last week, returning Monday evening. E J Nay of Knightstown opened a jewelry store in the former C V Stephens room. James W Rhodes and Cora B Rhodes of Center Tp were married by Rev J C Hall at his home Sept 20. The bride, a former Center Tp teacher, is well known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Phelps
New Castle
Will
Ontario
California
T. W. Sheser
Lewis Miller
St Paul
Minnie Braden
D C Catt
Muncie
36Th Vol. Ind Infantry
Irvin Hill
J P Binford
Henry Mecklvaine
Ruth
Central City
Ned
G W. Rhodes
John Gilson
Center Township
Shelnyville
E. J. Nay
Knightstown
C. V. Stephens
Navy
James W Rhodes
Cora B Rhodes
Center Tp
J C Hall
Center
Pocketbook Found At State Fair Returns To Owner
The pocketbook of Thomas J. Humes, president of the fair association, was found on the State Fair grounds by Dr. Bufkin of Carthage. It contained a 1793 half dollar and a written receipt that helped locate the owner. Dr. Bufkin handed it to Ben L. McFarlan, who restored it to Humes, who suspects a previous donor may have misread the gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Humes
Fair Association
Mr. Humes
Dr. Bufkin
Carthage
Wedding Anniversary and Surprise at Clark Henley Party
On last Tuesday evening guests visited Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Clark of Wabash, invited by Mr. and Mrs. T. Benton Henley. Verandas glowed with lanterns, smilax, and flowers as wedding bells and anniversary dates on tally cards hinted at the occasion. Mrs. Van Hood won first prize a souvenir spoon. Mr. Rowland Clark received a tin alphabet pan. Tiny pans served as favors. Ice cream, cake and coffee ended a delightful evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowland Clark
Wabash
van Hood
Whites Institute Trustees Report Strong Opening for New Term
The Whites Institute trustees met at a home last Thursday to review a thriving term. Eighty boys and forty-two girls are engaged in senior work under three returning lady teachers. The new school building and utilities are finished and functioning well. The superintendent estimates large crop yields and berry surplus, though acknowledging significant operating costs for sustaining the institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whites Institute
Owe
B. Hii
The Sunday School Tour Dates in Each Township
The county wide Sunday School Tour lists Oct 6 through Oct 16 1905 with meetings at Roshville Fairview Washington Center Posey Walker Moscow Milroy Richland Nobie Carthage churches. Each township offers all day sessions from 9 30 to 11 30 am and 2 30 to 4 pm and 7 pm with questions on discussed subjects. Attendance encouraged across townships as programs vary daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roshville
M. E
Union
Fairview
Washington
Raleigh M. E
Center
Center Church
Posey
Arlington Christian Charch
Walker
Manila ME
Orange
Moscow Christian Church
Anderson
Milroy M. E
Richland
Richland M. E
Nobie
New Salem
Ripley
Carthage
Lecture Course In Sight For Carthage High School
A proposal to establish a Lecture Course under Supt Mangroom is being considered to engage all organizations. The plan aims to create a successful yearly program adding value to the High School and community. Any surplus would fund the library or school decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mangroom
Carthage
East Street Church Market Slated On Lon Kizer Veranda
The ladies of East Street Christian Church plan a market tomorrow Saturday afternoon on Lon Kizer's veranda.
Letter from Chicago highlights urban troubles and emigration
A Chicago visit exposes a cosmopolitan, crowded city with a large immigrant electorate and rising labor tensions. The writer notes widespread vice and poverty, discusses disfranchisement fears for naturalized Americans, and cites police corruption, tenement squalor, and the Fresh Air Mission. He humorously teases, yet agrees with Abe Martin on prudence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Walter Wycoff
Union
Europe
United States
Dunne
Fresh Air Mission
Niles
Green Madows
Tostoi
Collins
Abe Martin
Abe
Brown County
Huffer
Shade
Cras
Scrappy Classified Fragment Promises Bargains and Remedies
Readable bits promise thrifty straw berry plants and arnica salve remedies. Includes vague contact hint to B. F. Stengville in Indiana and a garbled streetcar conductor line. Mentions a rug store and a testimonial about arnica salve claimed by G. J. Welch of Teq.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Welch
Ed Wheat For Sale At Sample Price Per Acre
Ed Wheat for sale at Sample priced per acre at W Hardware Store. Ep N. Hit.
Chamberlain's Cough Aid Plan Description
Historical advertisement explains the medicine eases coughing and lung secretions, aiding nature to heal. Promotes claimed benefits of calming the chest and stimulating expectoration. Sold by M A McClain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.A. McClain
School Notes and Football Team Report
Miss Judy was on the sick list for half a day last week. Marjorie Hill led her work. Howard Hill attends school for postgraduate study. Ben Green, formerly here two years ago, has returned to high school work. The Football boys performed well at Rushville Saturday with a 11 to 0 score, but their conduct was even more commendable under the circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy
Marjorie Hill
Howard Hill
Ben Green
Schdon
Rushville
Sjiut
Hiterly Couple Marry in Knightstown Home
Joseph F. Shultz of Charlottesville marries Sophia Newton of Knightstown at the bride’s Knightstown home. They will reside in Charlottesville in the groom’s new residence. He is 68 and she is 64. the groom is well known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Shultz
Charlottesville
Sophia Newton
Knightstown
Mr. Shultz
Franchise Granted For Electric Railway Link To City
Maxwell to city links railway franchise granted by TI county commissioners on Monday. City council to hear a petition Wednesday evening to allow entry via State Street. Frost lutley says right of way progress is satisfactory and cars may run to Greenfield by early summer next year. Few local residents oppose line on State Street, promoters expect full settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell
State Street
Frost Lutley
N. State Street
Greenfield
CharloTTESVILLE News Roundup of Local Visits and Incidents
Residents and visitors populate a loose weekly patchwork from Charlottesville area: Hinley Shelda and a business trip to Rashville, the Lakes Aid Society meeting at Mrs. Thomas Owens, Carl Johnson from New Richmond in town, Will Leamon family visiting Greenfield, Delia Cross Edna Kerns and daughter visiting Mrs. Bessie Gassett in Indianapolis, Erna Bell hires at Mrs. Buchtel’s Knights Town store, Nan Payare visiting relatives near Cleveland, Mina Marshall guest of the Waggners, Mary Daubenspeck with New Castle friends, Vina Millikan returns from New Castle, Danie Roberts family planning move to East German Town, and multiple calls and visits among Greenfield and Knightstown residents including Staley, Lena Adams, Olga Coffin nursing duties, infant burial at Glencove Cemetery, a Cincinnati seeing spike incident on PC GC StL line injuring John Staley, Dr. Allen summoned, Max Leon in from Dirley, Charles Niles and wife, B F Stenger injured by nail last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinley Shelda
Rashville
The
Lakes Aid Society of the Christian Church
Thomas Owens
Carl Johnson
New Richmond
Will Leamon
Greenfield
Delia Cross
Edna Kerns
Bessie Gassett
Indianapolis
Erna Bell
Nan Payare
Cleveland
Mary Higgins
Mina Marshall
Greentown
Martin Waggner
Mary Daubenspeck
New Castle
Vina Millikan
Danie Roberts
Davis Lineback
Lewis Sundey
Nel Morris
Bessie
Minnie Young
Mrs Ruggles
Frank Gibbs
St. L
Jay Lince
Allen
Att Deesse l
Notice of Settlement at Hill & Gear accounts
Notice states settlement with the arm of I O Hill or Hill & Gear, to close business immediately. accounts to be found at the old Hill & Gear location. Mentions Mrs Minnie Braden recovering, Ben Norris transacting business in Cincinnati, Mr and Mrs James Souder visiting Greenfield, votes for cash or trade at Henleys, Jesse Silers home from Northern Michigan, Ed N Hill and Weldon Newlin at Oakley Tract races, Mr Rigsbee moving, P Newsom residence painted, Lewis Weingart contractor, John Leisure barn loss with fire origin a mystery, loss $5000.00, grand excursion to Louisville details, and local notices about O R Johnson and others. Also mentions J Henry Smith optician, Rev J T Sall returning as pastor for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. O. Hill
Hill & Gear
Minnie Braden
Ben Norris
Cincinnati
James Souder
Greenfield
John Jessup
Henleys
Jesse Silers
Michigan
Ed N Hill
Weldon Newlin
Oakley Tract
Mr Rigsbee
Ed Wright
Juoln
P Newsom
Lewis Weingart
John Leisure
Louisville
Carthage
O. R. Johnson
the News
Lous Newberger
Lot Guffin
H. B. Newby
Indianapolis
Ken
J. Henry Smith
Optician
Greentiel
Dr. Smith
Mr. Nay
A New Crop and Squires Darling Preview
James T. Fletcher of southwest New Caxtie harvests a likely unique okra crop in the county. Next week begins a serialized tale titled The Squires Darling by Charlotte M. Braeme, a leading novelist, with more to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Fletcher
New Caxtie
Meat shop to close next Sunday morning
Notice to patrons that the meat shop will not open next Sunday morning as usual. Reminder to buy meat on Saturday.
Also Mentioned on This Page
RJ Nay
L Newsom
Lewis Reddick
Bert Trowbridge
Quens Henley
Berkley, California
Earl
Alsoo
Portland
Greensboro
Shropshire
Seth Mills
Alvin Winters
Barket
Fei
Phreslia Tourtenback
S.r. Seenens
Emma
Earnest Aner
Ober
Maud Addison Mary Herkless
Innedy
Bessie Neilson
Tenne
Dormie
Seer
Hazel
Binford
Rosa Conaway
Lois’ Binford
Oensedes
Stella Pearson
Wilma ‘Bundy
Halie Retherford
Jae
Effie
Ida Hemley
Eva
Ates Eeneee
Maud Deem
Ramona Norris Eacosede
Ava Downey
Nage Eenenenee
Goldie Watkins
Bonnie Henley
Senna Alice Brooks
Mabel Binford
Ethel Earnest
Clara Archey
Neeres
She
Bertha
Addie Reddie
Lois Hill
Ethel Johnson
Anna Rrchey
Ona Arnold
Della Abchgy
Eters One
B. F. Stengville
Ind
del R
Hiterly
W. R. Zike
Valley View Farm
Morristown
Shelby Co
Jersey Bulletin
R.2ike
Rush
Stanley & Coleman
E. D. Lewis
R. H. Hill & Co
W. H. Sharer
Carthage Telephone Co
M. F. Lovett
R. E. Henley
R. Ray Johnson
A. O. Hill
Pruggist
C. E. Rhoades
F. Kennedy
A. C. Jones
Butler M’l’g. Co
Henley Bros
S. L. Newsom
Cox & Beck
F. L. Phelps
J- H. McCarty & Son
J.L. Hubbard
C. G. Hill
Carthage Record
W. H. McCullough
Drayman
F.M. Miller
L. D. Gardner
J. A. Lineback
R. C. Hill
P. J Sattler
Mattie Bentley
H. G. Rawls
James Carfield
Eva Johnson
Heatey & Anderson
Irvin M. Hill
R. T. Moore
Max. Leon Fiat
Dirley
Charles Niles
Sanday
B. F. Stenger
A. O. Hint
J T Sall
M & Church
Rev Sculls
Totice
Jr N
Phoebe L. Coxteen
Indiana
Owen
Hill
J. P. Klote
Edma
Hell
A O. IP
Tiabt Point
Wilt
Gear
Will & Gear
James Forbes
Estey
Anna Faulk
Frank Null
Mary
Springboro
Ohio
Sarah Johnson
Hattie Gilbert
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