Personal notices from townsfolk and visitors
Edgar McSweeney returned last night from North Vernon Rev Daniel Ryan of Utica visited the city last night Mrs Maggie Stapp of Hope in the city yesterday Frank Crump repaired his house damaged last week Tom Newsom of Hope visited Elizabethtown to see his parents Nellie Butler came from Clifford this morning Alvis Rominger of Hope in town Miss Susie Wilson traveled to Franklin and back Miss Myrtle Jones went to Jonesville to attend a missionary convention Mrs R W Weaver left for Mt Carmeal Illinois for several weeks Dave Stillinger returned from North Vernon last night Mrs Norval and Mrs Hawley returned from Jonesville last night Mrs Charley Norton and baby returned from Underwood last night Mrs Keyes and daughter Miss Mary spent the day in Indianapolis Theatrical: Sanders D W care of Al Fields Minstrels Janker W A care of Al Fields Minstrels Craig Marsh care of Al Fields Minstrels Wa A Stevens P M April 12 98.
Local notices and social updates from Nashville area
Frank Lucas returns to Indianapolis this morning. Mrs Lusher and children visit in town. Uncle Tom's Cabin troupe departs by train north at 8:50. Mrs Hartman from Edinburgh visits sister Emich. Sons of Veterans meet at 7:30 p m. Presbyterian Woman's Missionary society meets April 13 at 2:30 p m. Street gutter removal on Fifth street for paving. Southern Indiana Railway runs daily to and from the city with trains 1 at 7 am and 2 at 5 pm. Stephen A Kennedy bags large carps from Salt Creek in Brown County weighing 15 pounds. George Mellinger returns to Muncie with Cincinnati Kate Mellinger. Associate members of the Women’s Musical host guests at Presbyterian church 3–5 pm. Elmer King and wife visit Nashville. wife stays a week. Constable Gable arrests Walter Bozzel at Taylorsville. bond set at 500 dollars. May 25 hearing before Justice Bennison. Bozzel is married with three kids. Bargain ads offer $1.00 tip oxford shoes fresh stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gable
Walter Bozzel
Catherine Pickens
Taylorsville
Bozzel
Bennison
Shea
Plantiff
M. D. Ewing
Bicycles At Your Own Price At The Riding Academy
Second hand wheels offered at seven fifty and ten dollars or sixty dollars each. Buyer choices include $15 items. JOAN A GEORGE announces the Riding Academy now open with a broad bike sale and related gear.
Edinburg Libarian on Indiana honors earns gunner post
Relatives in this city connect George Well of Edinburg to City Electrician Wells. Wells says the brave gunner five bullseyes aside, eyes to aid fallen heroes of the Maine. Elkins Rosa dies at age three from measles and cough. funeral to be announced. Four measles cases in the family, a thirteen year old girl not expected to live. Ed Jones the barber returns to town and works for Henry Bros in St Derini block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Fourth Street
Resellear Ind
The
Henry Bros
St. Derini
Bookseller ad promotes latest prints and periodicals
Geo H. Cummins, bookseller, advertises a wide range of books and periodicals available at headquarters. Includes new releases, serials, and specialty titles for readers seeking current periodicals and literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
H. Cummins
Epworth League Cancelled Outing and Local Program
Rain prevents the Epworth League from going to Clifford. a church program will be held locally. The Citizens Telephone Co extends long distance wires through to Rushville and Anderson, with plans to connect to Indianapolis and northern Indiana towns, expanding service to rival major carriers. Real estate transfers include details of several deeds and purchases, while Tuesday night’s audience enjoyed a well staged production of Uncle Tom’s Cabin by Stetson’s company with praised scenery and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Telephone Company
Rushville
Anderson
Indianapolis
Indiana
Stetson
Uncle ‘Toms Cabin Co
Cure A Cold In One Day Patent Remedy Ad
An old patent medicine ad promises a one day cure for colds using Bromo Quinine Tablets. Druggists offer refunds if it fails. The genuine tablets are marked with L. B. Q. and priced at 25 cents.
Aid Society meets with Mrs. Kennard on Franklin street
The Aid Society of the M. E. church met this afternoon with Mrs. Frank Kennard on Franklin street. Fred Stickens of Missouri, visiting relatives, returned home this morning. Cards announce the approaching marriage of Adrian George and Miss Carrie Robertson near Hope, known in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Aid Society of the
M. E. Church
Frank Kennard
Franklin Street
Adrian George
Carrie Robertson
Hope
Columbus
Lee Trout Noted Johnson County Citizen Dies at 53
Lee Trout prominent Johnson County farmer and corn grower died Monday evening at his Hurricane home after weeks of illness. He was 53, son of Abraham Trout, survived by a wife a daughter and a son with two sisters. Funeral held Wednesday at Hurricane M P Church with Rev Lineberry officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson County
Hurricane
Franklin
Jury Draws For Brown Circuit Court April Term
Grand and petit jurors for the April term of Brown circuit court were drawn Monday at the county clerk’s office by jury commissioners Geo Barrack and W G Watson. Names include David Lampkins Hamblen two and Wm Long Jackson two among others. Also notes illness of Mrs Barkes near New Bellsville and visit by Oran Williams from Gas City. Nashville Dem, Mrs Nora Nading of Fiat Rock in city today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
County Clerk’s Office
Geo. Barrack
W. G. Watson
David Lampkins
Hamblen
Wm. Long
Jackson
Wm. Rogers
Washington
Benjamin King
Wm. Baughman, Jr
Frank Both
PETIT
Nora Nading
Fiat Rock
Local notes from a small Indiana township end week without major incident
The correspondent misses last week but Mrs William Henderson lingers with little sign of improvement. Wesley Campbell and wife from Nashville visited Williams P Stull family last Sunday. Co T Patterson left for Danville for a ten week normal. L J Patterson visited her mother Mrs E Downey last Sunday. Downey still improving. Rev Frank Whittington preached at Clark Church last Sunday. Rumor Rev Andrew Young moved to Soldier Home near Dayton Ohio. Farmers thrash last year’s clover. gravel road issue dwindles. County finances discussed by tax payers and commissioners. William C Bright of Whittington visited brother John Bright last Sunday. C A House wife of Nashville en route to Tipton Ind for mercantile business. Mt Liberty area has four churches with Sunday services. Josh Durnall in Brown County with a drummer. Fire damaged residence of John Wewcome on South Brown Street. flames contained by neighbors. Next Monday W E Downs to take Edinburg postoffice. term of Cutzinger expired. Brown Co court to convene next Monday.
Mequon Man Credits Peruna for Recovery from Chronic Catarrh
Mrg Adam Staats of Mequon Wisconsin writes a letter praising Dr Hartman and Peruna for curing a six year chronic catarrh with severe symptoms including coughing blood night sweats and emaciation He credits a first bottle with improvement and a 20 pound gain and urges others to read Dr Hartmans Health and Beauty book sent free by The Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company Marshal Schooler ejects two tramps from town this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peruna
Dr. Hartman
Freea
Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company
Columbus
Ohio
No-To-Bac Promise of Easy Tobacco Quitters
Dr Bart Fitzpatrick of Hope left Tuesday for Philadelphia to attend a two month course at the Polyclinic Institute. The ad promotes No-To-Bac as a guaranteed remedy to quit tobacco with a booklet and sample offered by Werling Remedy Co. Chicago or New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toba
Addreag Werling Remedy Co
Chicago
New York
Bart Fitzpatrick
Hope
Philadelphia
Polyclinic Institute
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Speiler’s
Edgar McSweeney
North Vernon
Daniel Ryan
Utica
Maggie Stapp
City
Frank Crump
Tom Newsom
Elizabethtown
Tony Boeing
Shelbyville
Nellie Butler
Clifford
Alvis Rominger
Susie Wilson
Myrtle Jones
Jonesville
R. W. Weaver
Mt. Carmeal, Ill
Dave Stillinger
Charley Norton
Baby
Underwood
Keyes
Miss Mary
Gay John F
Henry W E Lutterlin J A
Price. CS
Ridenam DC
Sarver HR
Scott Mr
Taylor WS
Adams
Green Miss Adelaids
Sanders D W
al Fields
Minstrels
Janker
Craig Marsh
al Fields Minstrels
A. Stevens, P.M
A Fkienberger
Frank Lucas
Mrs. Sherm Sewards
Mary Hartman
Edinburg
Mrs. Emich
Sons of Veterans
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Clark
Fifth Street
Southern
B’y
Here
Westport Greensburg
Stephen A. Kennedy
Salt Creek
Brown County
Nashville
George ‘Mellinger
Muncie
Kate Mellinger
Cincinnati
Rise
Elmer King
Mr. King
Dem
J. A. Newton
One Price Cash Shoe Store
N. B
Joan A. George
Riding Academy
George Well
City Electrician Wells
Mr. Wells
Maine
Elkins
Rosa Elkins
Ed Jones
Citizens New
Finley Ward
Mary Ward
WSW
Elizabeth
Chas Krause
Henry Krause
John Uo
Sotn
Anet & W
John
Poppe
Fred Stickens
Missouri
Lee Trout
Abraham
Circuit Court
Wiley Chessir
Hambien
Nathaniel Whitehorn
van Buren
Robert J. Cummings
Washinton
George Clark
Isaac Barkes
New Bellsville
Oran Williams
Parks
Gas City
Nashyville
Bealth
William Henderson
Wesley Campbell
Williams P. Stull
Co. T. Patterson
Danville
L. J. Patterson
E .Downey
Frank Whittington
Clark Church
Andrew Young
Soldier Home
Dayton
William C Bright
Whittington
Bright
C. A. House
Tipton Ind
Mt ‘Liberty
Josh Durnall
John Wewcome
South Brown Street
W. E. Downs
Edinburg Postoffic
Mr. Cutzinger
Brown Co Court
Mrg
Adam Staats
Mequon, Wis
Hartman
Ter
Marshal Schooler
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