Local social notes and visits a week past
A Courier read shows neighbors visiting relatives and friends across Indiana. Leota Watt Lizzie Watt Grace Christman Lotta Griffin Marie Frant Marcia Murray spent Wednesday with Maud Griffin. Nichols of Alquina called on Levi Green. Robert Watt in Cambridge Thursday. Charles Bailey wife Indianapolis visit farm interests. Mrs Ella Hubbard and children Indianapolis visiting Elijah Hurat. Flora Christman Grace Christman went to Ft Thomas for a week. John Troxel Abe Court Troxel and families spent Sunday in Wayne County with Lafe Ried. Mrs Watt and Clara called on Mrs Levi Green Sunday. Grandma Green ill with heart trouble. Rev Findley preached to a large crowd Sunday afternoon and heads to the Holy Land soon. Levi Green in New Castles Monday on business.
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Courier
Leota
Lizzie Watt
Grace Christman
Lotta Griffin
Marie Frant
Marcia Murray
Maud Griffin
Mrs. Nichols
Alquina
Levi Green
Robert Watt
Cambridge Thoreday
Chas. Bailey
Indianapia
Tapis
Ella Hubbard
Indianapolis
Elijah Hurat
Flora Christman
Mies Grace Christman
Ft. Thomas
John Troxel
Abe
Court Troxel
Wayne County
Lafe Ried
Mies Clara
Levi’ Green
Grandma Green
John Rowe
Walter
Minnie Phares
Liberty
Bert Thompson
D. O. Moore
Ruth Keltner
Grace Jerman
Rose Brummiel
Harry
Green's August Flower Widely Favored By Travelers
Prof Houton notes in ten years of travel he met many users of Green's August Flower for dyspepsia liver stomach and constipation. He cites relief for tourists salesmen and office workers with irregular habits and headaches from indigestion. Free sample at McKennan Ashworth. sold by dealers worldwide.
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Prof. Houton
McKennan & Ashworth’s
Weasel word and stained glass plank coined in Century
Century magazine writer coins two political phrases to describe vague promises and confusing platform statements. He defines weaseling as draining meaning from a neighboring word and notes its appeal to different voter camps. He also describes the stained-glass plank as a misleadingly polished policy that appears clear only when viewed in context.
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The
Century Magazine
Excursion to Niagara Falls by C H and D Railroad
The C H and D railroad offers a popular Niagara Falls excursion via Detroit and the Michigan Central through Canada. Tickets go on sale August 9 with return by August 20, priced 6.50 from Conneville. Low rates from other points. An experienced agent will accompany the train to assist passengers. The trip promises views of the earth’s greatest physical wonder.
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Niagara Faille
Detroit
Michigan Central
Canada
Connerevelle
Resolutions of Respect for William Rudy
The Keney Tube No 156 lodge in Alquina Indiana Warrens mourns the death of brother William Rudy. The council expresses sympathy to Sister Rudy and family, requests the charter be draped for thirty days, and has the resolutions spread on the lodge minutes.
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Keney Tube
K. M
Alquina
Indiana
Warrens
Goi
William Rudy
Rudy
Ross Thomas
Retherford
Com
Frank Mason
Niagara Falls Excursion by Lake Erie & Western RB R
Niagara Falls excursion conducted with Lake Erie and Michigan Southern railway departs Connersville at 7 15 a m on Thursday August 2 1900. Round trip six dollars fifty cents. Also offers Sandusky and Put In Bay trips with side visits to Lewiston Toronto Thousand Islands. For tickets rates times and pamphlet contact any route ticket agent or C F Daly General Passenger Agent Indianapolis Ind.
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Lake Erie & Western
Niagara Faille
Lake Erie & Michigan Southern Railway
Connersville
Sandusky
Put- In-Bay
Lewiston
Toronto
Thousand Islands
C. F. Daly
Indianapolis
Ind
Laurel social notes list visitors and callers from nearby towns
Miss Della Goble Visited Blooming Grove neighbors. George W. Simpson and family stayed in LaureI with relatives from Saturday to Monday. Miss Gertie Gruell visited Miss Mary Q. McCready. McCready hosted guests for several days. Various locals hosted and visited with friends from Connersville Indianapolis Vernon Greensburg and Lebanon.
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Jorress
the Courier
Della Goble
Posey
Wesley Lee
Blooming Grove
George W. Simpson
Connersville
Heude
Laure
Gertie Gruell
Andersenville
Mary Q. McCready
McCready
Cliff Jones
Posey Tp
A. G. Ensminger
Edward Thorne
Tipton
Stella Tucker
Charles McDaniele
Bayard Burris
Thos. Geyer
Edward Burgendorfer
Decatur Co
M. Furgernon
Gertie Bogus
Daniel Buffoer
West Virginia
J. J. Riebold
Dyspepsia Remedy Request and Testimonial Letters
Letters dated February and April 1898 from Ludlow Kentucky and Muncie Indiana discuss a dyspepsia remedy. J P McCuen asks for five more bottles and reports relief after using the medicine. Ward Jemison is listed among signatories.
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Motive Power
Ludlow
F. GL. Shinkle
Muncie
Ind
Express
J.P. McCuen
F. L. Shinkle
J. P. McCuen
Beeson Station Notes Reach From Local Visits
Miss Pearl Moffett returns to Greensboro after a two week visit with grandma Moffett and relatives. Mark and Bertha Harrie come back from New Lisbon where they visited grandparents. Walter Vanderbeck of New Lisbon visits daughter Mrs J Harris. Miss Orpha Booth returns to Dunlapsville after a pleasant visit. Otho Moffett and family spend Sunday with Jesse Harris. Mrs Van Riger in poor health but slightly improving. Bicycle sales and repairs offered by E Maniove and Son.
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Pearl Moffett
Greensboro
Grandma Moffett
Mark
Bertha Harrie
New Lisbon
Walter Vanderbeck
Mrs. J. Harris
Orpha Booth
Dunlapsville
Otho Moffett
Jesse Harris
van Riger
Fayetteville Notes Brighten Summer Town Scene
The Courier describes a lively Fayetteville summer with ripe blackberries, a thriving wheat crop in Will Sipe’s field, Dr. Sipe busy with practice, and visitors fueling a bustling local economy. It notes church services, painting, top gardens, lawn mowing for curb appeal, and a call to subscribe while trading butter and eggs for groceries.
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The
Courier
Dry Branch
Will Sipe
Sipe
Fayetteville
W.J. Paxton
Rev. Allen
M. E
Q. E. Long
Omer Stevens
J. E. Long
Hall's Catarrh Cure claims universal cure with $100 reward
The ad proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease and states it cures by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. It offers $100 for any case it fails to cure and promotes testimonials, with Toledo Ohio as the address and 75 cent price for the cure and Hall's Family Pills also recommended.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Druggieta
Local social notes from Milton and area
Milton column lists visitors from Buffalo Richmond Harrison and Dublin with prompting mentions of church services at North Friends Church and the Christian Endeavor Convention in Spiceland. Names include Mr and Mrs J Bowman Bertie Shissler Addie Ferguson Leo Floyd and Rev W F Shearer with mentions of repairs by Callon Hassett and bicycle tire prices.
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The
Courier
Sunday School Institute At Bentley Passes Off Pleasantly
Correspondent notes a large audience for the Bentley Sunday School Institute with Ben Wilson and family as guests of R H Jerman and family. Several locals, visits, and social calls are listed including trips to Brookville and Indianapolis.
Annual Convention Travel via Big Four Route
Round trip tickets on sale July 22 and 23 for travel to the Annual Convention at the United Presbyterian Church of North America. Travel on the Big Four Route from Cincinnati to the convention area with return travel between August 1 and August 24 1900. Contact Warren J. Lynch or W. P. Deppe for rates limits and stop overs.
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United Presbyterian Church of North America
Warren J. Lynch
Genl
Pasa
Tkt
W. P. Deppe
Cincinnati
Ohio
Druley Leads in Big Blackberries and Mosquitoes
Correspondent notes Druley beats all rivals in a local berry and insect roundup. Mentions visitors Mia and Chas Hlackleman from Indianapolis visiting in Bentonville. Adds a lost leather pocket book between B F Cole’s and Cambridge City with reward for finder.
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Courier
Dr. Druley
Mia
Chas
W. F
Emme Gingrich
Marion
Lnd
Prussic Acid Death Warns About Wrong Medicine
A death from prussic acid after a mistaken use of medicine is reported. The ad advises to avoid wrong drugs and to choose Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin for indigestion constipation and stomach trouble.
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