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Newspaper
Connersville Curier
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1900
Page
6
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A garbled local page notes visits and family events around Glen Wood. Mentions include Mus. daca Worsham attending a gathering with relatives, care of a cousin, and various names and scattered details.
A surprise party marked Deca Garretts thirty third birthday with friends gathering the eve of the event. The report notes good social time and well wishes as the group roped to a late hour in the city. Clavies Cragingham of Liberty attended as a guest.
The article reports on a union convention with delegates and alternates chosen from Fayette, Perry, Union, and nearby counties. It lists counts for each district and totals 105 delegates, with officials including a secretary and district chairs.
Geo Walker, now on the Connersville Courier staff, will conduct an evening bookkeeping school in the city this winter. He brings over ten years of teaching and practical experience and can provide testimonials. Address Geo Walker Connersville Courier.
Reading a garbled social page, names like Huston Albert Morris Heasted and Ella Heaeted surface among fragmented lines. The piece mentions visitors, guests, and a Sunday gathering with cousins and friends in a small town.
Correspondent Carrie Strong spent Seardays and Sutedlay with teramdina Stroang of Pleasant Village. Mockwart of Muucie spent Inet week with mother da-haw. Mareel Maikoet and Jerubert Moffett plus Ate Sfomett were called to Greensboro Saturday during three week car cinconut of the seviots Tinesa of Mrs Ila Wilson and Addie Seward and Mex Mary of New Gishon spent Saturday with Mire. Jesse Harris family Mares attith of Knightstown spent Saturday with Jessed Harris. Miss Ella Harris of Connersville visited her brother at Beesons Sunday. An interesting program at Hawkins Sunday School last Sunday. Capital City Dentists visit every Thursday at the McFartan Hotel drawing patronage.
The Courier notes Dan Bramfiel visiting Everton and Mt Ziov on Sunday services with Rev Hedges. Samuel Marry to occupy a new house soon. Jett Eliott spent Sunday at the West side. The Bramfiels attended Columbia church and had dinner with Mrs Elizabeth Perkins. Maude Broutiel missed two school days for illness. Mrs Sam Piper visited sister Mrs Doug Elliett. Bett and pirpits plan a last day program at school closing in two weeks. Charles Neth returns from Pendueniversity with offerings to Fargoers anticipated. Beantiel sells farm to Daniel Darmittel and Miss Rosetta Beaindielle buys George Mittaers farm in Commonwealthville.
Local scene from Bentonville recounts visits and family occurrences. Cory spaedere and ELA Overhiser spent weekend with relatives. Bo Overhiser and Wile Park Thornburg visited Omer Mougdove. Walter Yates started dairies work, Ast Breen plans summer move, Lizzie Stoten and family social events noted. John A. Manlave shipped a fine new item to Windfall. Emma Lynel visits relatives near Bentonville.
The Courier reports moves and visits around the Bear Creek area. Franklin moved to John Welche's place. Walter Rowe kept at home with a heavy cold. Walter Scott and wife visited the farm parents on Bear Creek. Kerr and Moore headed to Colorado. Daisy Burke to stay with Mrs. Moore. Newland vacated Bail property and moved with his mother. Aunt Louie Oborn visiting relatives. Mrs Amelia Kingery to return from Michigan to her old home, now at Piqua with nephew Clarence Perdieu. Sister Wines gains praise for fruitful Seymoor meetings under Rev. West. Rose Clifton hosted a quilting party with local women and Grandmother Jermain present. EL Ko Rockafetlar suffered a cold, then neuralgia, improving. Lairteore, in-law of ALR Wildridge, visited. Oliveec Lewis and Win Fipps moved to Elwood. Grace Sherwood, nee Lake, visiting relatives Monday.
In a January note from Linerty Maryland O K Sloun der tests Pepsin Syrup Co’s product for years of constipation and stomach and bowel trouble. After one 50 cent bottle he reports relief, can eat normally, and highly recommends it to others with similar issues.
Correspondent notes the Canning factory moved from Liberty to Tipton Ind sparking a local stock company of twenty. They plan a meeting to recruit farmers for five hundred acres of tomatoes to start a new canning plant. Community news includes farming, schooling, and visits among residents.
The article records local social news from Liberty and nearby towns. It notes Mrs. Snckey calling on residents, attendees at an opera in Connersville, illnesses and recoveries, a sudden death in Blooming Grove, and visits among neighbors including Grist, Goble, Truster, and Abernathy families.
Ambiguous ad copy touts De Caldwell's syrup Pepsin as a remedy for constipation indigestion and headache. Mentions trial size ten doses for a penny and larger sizes with vague pricing.
A humorous exchange from Chicago News contrasts a wife firing a cook who cannot bear harsh work with a quip about egotism. The dialogue riffs on tenderness and ego as a small domestic anecdote unfolds.
The paper emphasizes boldness, honesty, and intelligence as essentials for editors. It pledges to understand what readers want and notes that its qualities boost circulation and respect, with people saying they have it in their homes.
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