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Connersville Curier

Location

Connersville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1900

Page

2

Local social notes and weekend events in area

J A Bell and H L Stephens visit with home folks while Miss Cora McCray heads to Connersville for two weeks. Euphrate Eugene Sheatt of Logansport visits family as Lena Dobson and Mrs. Charles H. Allen return from Anderson. Reba Stewart leaves for Bloomington to begin school. Grand Opening of Wreight and Reds draws large crowd with music and refreshments. Campaign speech by Hon. James E. Watson planned for Friday with good turnout. Families from Camden and Alexandria visit locals as plans for Texas move unfold.

The Courier J A. Bell H. L Stephens Cora McCray Connersville Eugene Sheatt Logansport Ind Misa Lena Dobson Charles H. Allen Anderson Weaver Reba C. Stewart Bloomington Indiana John Ifonens Indianapolis Wreieht Red Paris Chas. White Camden Oisio Aaron Ridenour James E. Watson Joseph B. Bell Daisy Jones Alexandria Twi A. J. Triskie Lula Skull Verna Troy Oliv Willania Danville Hoof Hanna Mel Raper Dughter Eee la Granse Texas

Shinkle's Cure Promises Relief for Digestive Ailments

An old advertisement touts Shinkle's Cure to neutralize stomach acid and relieve indigestion after meals. Offered for sale at Wary JoMison's, with bold claims of curing pain and sourness from overeating.

JoMison’s

East Connersville News Briefs and Local Updates

Diphtheria kept local school from opening Monday. Ed Enos visits northern lumber regions. McFerrin and Grubb boast the finest wagon in town. Jonathan Williams, Travia Eskew of Maplewood, visit Robert Eskew family. Scott Miller family visit Fairfield relatives. O R Barclay and C E Grubb to Mt Zion for large delegation banner presentation. Elmendorf and Auns Davis moved from Chicago to Vine Street home. James McCann hosted friends Sunday. Water works discussed for this side soon. Matney couple returned from Nelsons in Nultown. Enca Co. has full force and new houses under construction. Rev Hodges returns for another year. Epworth League Sunday 7:30 led by Asion teaber on Our Foolish Excuses.

Courier Ed Enos McFerrin & Grubb Jonathan Williams Travia Eskew Maplewood Scott Miller Fairfield O. R. Barclay C. E. Grubb Mt. Zion Elmendorf Auns Davis Chicago Vine Street James McCann John Matney Nultown Enca & Co Hodges Epworth League Asion Teaber

Beware Mercury in Catarrh Treatments Warns Health Notice

A warning against mercurial catarrh remedies notes danger to the senses and system and urges using only prescriptions from reputable physicians. The genuine Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo is mercury free and made in Ohio. Also mentions railway sale dates and county fair schedules in brief lines.

Cheney & Co Toledo O. Gontalus Buving Hall Ohio F. J. Cheney & Co

NULLTOWN Correspondence Highlights Local Life

The article lists residents and visitors around Naul Town including Roll Pumphrey at Connerville, Quince Elliott and family with Earnest Handley, Mary Perkins and Jennie, Miss Redish visiting the Perkins, and Cincinnati guest Mrs Henry Ruhl. It notes relief efforts for Billy Merrell after a fire and mentions Pleasant Valley Rabbitry May R Poultry yards and poultry buyers. It also records moves, visits to the State Fair, and a talk by N OW Wright at Nailtown 3 5.

Jennie Redish Connersville Oran Perkins Henry Ruhl Cincinnati Wmn Ripberger Low Bernmfiel Oliver Gansert Billy Merrell Pleasant Valley Maul Brotmtiel Len Elliott Bob. Ashworth Hirtie Neff A.Y. Neils Johan Mather Owite Chas. Grant Mitney McClwain Nathaniel John Elliott A. Neo Dea Leundiel Tobias Stuaith Perry Ross Messersmith Cistern Mise Jennie MeCainser Jami Heck N. OW. Wright Connersville, Wis Nailtown

Malaria Warning and Dr Kay Renovator Remedy

Seasonal advice warns malaria and fever thicken air and water and weak bodies suffer first. Dr Kay's Renovator is promoted as a blood purifying tonic that cleanses the system to prevent disease. quinine is said ineffective. Sold by Ward Jemison or mailed from Dr Bod Kay Medical Co Saratoga Springs with free booklet.

Local Notes and Social Roundup from Bentley

Perry Grist seeks treatment from a magnetic healer in Liberty. Bertha Currey recovers from rheumatism and is out again. Curry Jerman hauled grain to Brookville market. Mary A. Lee of Huntington plans an extended visit. Uncle Jimmy Campbell dies and is buried at Fairfield. Alpha Grist visits Brookville with Florence Gagle. Local families host a gathering at Jacob Myer’s. Sunday School ends for winter next Sunday September 30. Mrs Glidewell and Alpha Grist improve after sprained ankle and felonious injury.

The Courier Perry Grist Liberty Mias Bertha Currey Curry Jerman Brookville Stern Mary A. Lee Huntington Jimmy Campbell Rush County Fairfield Alpha Grist Florence Gagle Clem Grist Wm. Masters Clyde Myer Claud Trusler Jacob Myer Wiuter E. G. Glidewell Mise Alphe Grist

Little Flower Charlie Weaver born November 12 1899

Burial notice for Little Charlie J Weaver youngest son of Charlie and Virginia Weaver who lived ten months. He died September 11 1900 after family sorrow. Services held at Christian Church September 13 conducted by Rev Lacy and burial in Bentonville Cemetery. Family thanks friends for sympathy.

Little Charlie J Charlie Virginia Weaver Reaper Death Papa Mamaina Earl Clarence Eva Maggie Maud Bingain Christian Church Lacy Cambridge Bentonville

Minnie A Starr Obituary A Beloved Wife and Mother

Minnie A Starr born April 1867 to Alexander S and Martha White died September 1900 at age 33 years 4 months 26 days. She married William G Starr in 1885 and joined the M E Church in 1886. Known for prayer and song she cared for family, leaving a husband seven children a father step mother three brothers and three sisters with many relatives in mourning.

Minnie A. Starr Alexander S Martha White West William G. Starr George W. Winchester M. E. Church W. N. Fletcher Same Christ

James I Dehaven Obituary in Fayette County Indiana

James Isaac Dehaven of Harrison Township Fayette County Indiana born February 17 1821 died September 17 1900 aged eighty years married Eliza Ann Hamilton May 11 1843 nine children six of whom survived Elbert John Lucinda Wallace Flora Moffett Minnie Moffett and Cole one brother John Dehaven fourteen grandchildren and many friends. Funeral held at Lick Creek Church on Wednesday afternoon gratitude expressed to friends and Harrisburg choir for the funeral music.

James Isaac Dehaven Harrison Township Fayette County Indiana Eliza Ann Nathaniel Lucinda Hamilton Thorn John Dehaven Lick Creek Harrisburg

Local notes on rain requests and town visitors

The Courier records farmers clamoring for rain and a string of visits among families. Ben Cole returns to Indianapolis after visiting parents. Miss Kate Cole visits Casey residents. Mr. John Carter and Mrs. Lida McClay spend time with local families. Sunday School elects new officers led by Mrs. Levi Green with Mrs. Hosea and Miss Fiany in support roles.

The Courier Ben Cole Indianapolis Kate Cole Casey, Lll John Carter Connersville Lida McClay St. Louis Levi Green Dan Lewis Hagerstown John Troxel Wedges Ida Diay Tivinas Danny Uamilton Indianapolio Mise Leota Watt Reese Eby Oscar [Leury Oscar

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