Local notes from Orange reflect illness, moves, and community events
Mrs. Mary Bender is very sick at Charley Kehl's home and plans to occupy Wells Stevens place in March. The Foreign Missions collection at the Christian Church reached $29.40, the largest to date. Walter Conaway and wife celebrated a China wedding anniversary. Mrs. Thomas Stone moved to Jeffersonville to live with a sister, health improved little. Basil Rhodes remains poor after a stroke four weeks ago. Sugar camps opened but yield poor. Orange Lodge No 234 F and A M conducted first degree work under C S Sho walter. Mrs. O E Long went to Laurel to aid a ill brother with consumption. Rev W F Schrantz preached two sermons to large crowds. Dora Bever moved to a new home bought from J W Churchill. Sunday School report shows 57 attendees and 37 cents collected. Ward Jemison notes a Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin advertising benefit for digestion and constipation.
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the Courier
Mary Bender
Charley Kehl
Wells Stevens
Christian Church
Walter Conaway
Thomas Stone
Jeffersonville
Slater
Basil Rhodes
George May
Orange Lodge No
C. S. Showalter
Connersville
O. E. Long
Laurel
W. F. Schrantz
Deasie
Effie Dailey
Dora Bever
J. W. Churchill
Christian Sunday School
Longwood Local Notices Include Migrations and Business Deals
Lew Ludlow and Theodore Sun report Connersville trades last Saturday. John Messervy moved to Longwood. empty houses filled. Arnold Martin and partners form ore hauling and timber firm for Anderson and Muncie. Ora Traylor family and John Gibbs relocate to Anderson. Rod and Nail Factory jobs secured. Arnold Martin suffers neck ball issue. social visit by James Wymore and others. Unknowy.
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The
Courier
Lew Ludlow
Theodore Suntrap
Connersville
John Messervy
Longwood
John
Bunyan Martin
al Rees
Arnold Flail
Anderson and
Arnold Martin
John Gibbs
James Wymore
John BE. Moffett and
Wifte
Elmer Kinder
Maggie Yecomb
James Brown
Henry Jordon
Ed Jordon
Tom Nickels
Funeral for George Bell Draws Large Brownsville Crowd
Large attendance at George Bell funeral in Brownsville with Rev. A R Beach delivering a highly regarded sermon. Mrs. Bell sick. James Bell and brothers from Rush County attended. Community notices include dinners, marriage rumors, and local visits plus updates on residents’ health and ongoing church services.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim
A historical ad asserts deafness stems from Eustachian tube inflammation and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a cure for catarrh related deafness. It promises one hundred dollars for uncured cases and notes the product is sold by druggists for 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Lyons Station Social Notes Highlight Nearby Visits
A Saturday gathering at Lyons Station drew crowds as Mrs. Lizzie Stanley stayed with Andersonville relatives. Miss Lora Lyons visited Miss Minnie Lyons, and Mrs. Lavina Frant and daughter Mattie came from Ernest to see Mrs. Mary Rudy. W. E. Brown and wife from your city enjoyed the weekend there. Nellie Stanley visited sister Mrs. George Harvey in Brownsville. The jagrippe patients continue to improve.
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Lizzie Stanley
Andersonville
Lora Lyons
Minnie Lyons
Lavina Frant
Mattie
Ernest
Rae Mary Rudy
W. E. Brown
Lcity
Nellie Stanley
George Harvey
Brownsville
Fairview Social News Highlights and Local Plans
John science joins Courier visit with George Heizer daughter Addie McConnell and Otto McConnell as guests of Albert Fickling and wife. Clarence Carr to wed next Wednesday. Farmers busy opening sugar camps. Dan Lewis and wife hosted a large dinner last Thursday. Albert Fickling and wife W H McConnell and Miss Laura Uelzer surprised L A Nash and wife. Nice refreshments. Oscar Gandy to work for Grant Hinchman this summer. George Heiser hopes Mark Hanna changes the fish law to boost income from fishing.
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John
Science
the Courier
George Heizer
Addie McConnell
Otto McConnell
Albert Fickling i
Clarence Carr
Dan Lewis
Albert Fickling
W. H. McConnell
Laura Uelzer
L. A. Nash
Oscar Gandy
Grant Hinchman
George Heiser
Mark Hanna
George
Krause's Cold Cure Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Krause's Cold Cure for head chest throat and body colds claiming to break a cold in 94 hours without missing work. It claims prevention if taken at first signs and lists price 35a with sellers McKennan Ashworth.
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McKennan & Ashworth
Alice
Local notices from Wilson Creek area
East Connersville minister E A Enos preached at Mt Zion in Rev Hedges funeral. Mrs Syvanes Cockefair called to Anderson for daughter's illness. Maude Corbin visited sister Ed Snider. Pumphrey boys dug a cistern. Callie Crise and Mamie Kuhn visited Chas Williams and Chas Long. Steve White lost a horse. Daubenholt family moved to Alquina. Mrs McKeown stoved where he vacated. Elmer Long and Marion Grubbie ill. Large funeral crowd for Mrs James White Inet. Rev Hedgee preached. Family extends sympathy. Mr Stevens to plow corn for Chas Long. Norman Grubb's school closes Friday. Ottice Pumphrey working at Elijah Elliott's.
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Se Courier
E. A. Enos
East Connersville
Mt Zion
Hedges Pisce
Syvanes Cockefair
Anderson
Keltner
Maude Corbin
Ed Snider
Connersville
Pumphrey
Callie Crise
Mamie Kuhn
Liberty
James White
Hedgee
Stevens
Chas
Norman Grubb
Ottice Paumphrey
Elijah Elliotts
Woman reports cure from nervous prostration after Celery Nerve Compound
A woman says two bottles of Lichty's Celery Nerve Compound cured her three year struggle with nervous prostration. She notes she hardly feels nerves now and calls the remedy wonderful. Sold by McKennan & Ashworth with The Courier.
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McKennan & Ashworth
How to Cure a Cold Advertisement
The notice markets Krance's Cold Cure capsules as a 24 hour remedy. It warns against bed rest, overwork, or Turkish baths and claims the product is pleasant to take without headaches. Sold by McKennan and Aedworth and the Courier subscription desk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krance
McKennan & Aedworth
Funeral of Mrs Mary White in Everton well attended
The Courier notes the funeral of Mrs. Mary White on Sunday with large attendance. Reverend Hedges officiated and she had suffered from dropsy, unable to lie down for weeks. Various local residents and visitors are mentioned, with community events and upcoming activities noted.
Krause's Cold Cure Promoted for La Grippe Prevention
An article extols Krause's Cold Cure capsules as a superior remedy for La Grippe and ordinary colds. It outlines dosing every three hours by day and two capsules before sleep, claims a quick cure, and notes safety for women and children. Also mentions patent statistics and future invention debates with quotes from Chas. H. Duell.
Testimonial for Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
F M Wilcoxson Ward Jemison endorses Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for stomach trouble and constipation. He reports marked success and grants permission to publish his testimonial. The note is dated October 17, 1899 and from Monticello Illinois.
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Perain Syrup Co
Monticello
Ill
Geore
Dr. Caldwell
F. M. Wilcoxson
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United States Commissioner of Patents
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Royal Pianos
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