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Newspaper
Connersville Curier
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1901
Page
5
R A Jackson dentist advertises painless teeth work. Shera and McIntosh sell corsets and summer carse rs. A long list of visits, moves, illnesses, and social events fills the town scene with relatives in Greensburg Mil ton Richmond Mishawaka and Cincinnati plus a birth at Charles Uree's East Connersville home.
E L Jordan returns from Danville Normal and will teach in Starrison township next year. Various social visits, school graduations, and travels across Indiana are reported, including Miss Lucy Tate's graduation from Shortridge, and multiple visits among families in Connersville and East Connersville.
Dr Frank Spilman and wife were at Andersonville on Sunday. Butterick fashion sheet offered free at Shera and M Intosh. Ethel Coltrane of Columbia ill with malarial fever from measles. Mrs V H Gregg entertaining niece Elizabeth Orwin of Rushville. Travel deals: $1 to Indianapolis and return from Connerville, depart 10:05 am and 6:20 pm. Daisy Payne returned Monday from a visit to Indianapolis friends. Joseph Dillman of Eaton visited his son Dr L D Dillman and family. Mrs John Robbins and children visiting from Shelbyville with her parents W A Hanson and wife. Lucy Hall to lead Bentonville School primary next year, replacing Emma Gingrich. Ludlow KY, April 5, 1898 letter from P F L Shinkle Muncie IN. Medical note on Pepsia remedy from J P McCuen. Ward Jemison promoting Rubber tires. Grace Beckett Smith spending summer in Europe. Wainwright from P H F M Roots Co. reports Southland oil boom. Mention of N Huston and Bellomonte Trust Company. A divorce case in Idaho over Paris Exposition and fear of water. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsia recommended. Four Fayette pioneers total 317 years, Burk 91, Hanson 76, others nearly 75.
An experienced and competent workman is available for buggy painting and repairs at A. Dickey on 6th Street near Pattison’s Livery Barn. The notice seeks vehicle care from a trusted craftsman.
Connersville Indiana reports the highest price paid for wool at Pratt's in a local market update. Prices noted reflect recent buying activity and market demand for wool goods.
Readers note a sequence of weekend visits and social calls. Lesle Huxtable returns from Purdue for summer break while Gertrude Griffo visits from Indianapolis. Numerous locals entertain guests including Miss Grifia and Mica Flora Broad, with Dr. Arthur Calloway and family returning to Home City after visits. A medical notice advertises eye and ear services at Rushville. Elbert Moore attends Knights of Pythias events in College Corner and Richmond with relatives visiting.
Property owners seek tenants for 209 acres with a six room house and two barns, 160 acres with good improvements, 185 acres with eleven room house and barns, and multiple farms of 158 to 159 acres. Each owner plans to arrange with tenants by August first if not sold earlier. Inquiries to W. Ochiltree, 501 Central Ave, Comeraville, Indiana.
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