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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1900
Page
4
Connersville Indiana lists a sale at A M Andrews 421 Central Avenue and PD W Rigrish Opera Drug Store as selling goods in the area.
A mixed column lists residents visiting and moving, like Elmer Johnson moving to Grand Avenue and John Lucas visiting his sister in Mt. Pulaski, plus George Gancert preparing to spend winter in Los Angeles and Roy Wheeler returning from Cincinnati for medical treatment. It notes marriage licenses issued to Chiltren Ludlow and Bowen Sturphy, local business ads, lodge work at Masonic Hall, and estate administration for the late George O Clark with Thomas K Mull named administrator.
Local notes report visits from Arthur Jones Owens Kentucky to Alonzo Snape and many guests from Cincinnati Dayton and Indianapolis. Thanksgiving dinners, church events, and family gatherings fill the week with travel, baptisms, nuptials, and festive entertainment across Harrisburg Colum BI? comneraville and nearby towns.
A dance at Heebs Rink on Thanksgiving Eve drew a crowded floor and large attendance. Miss Mayme Valentine and Mr. Frank Mangey led the grand torch procession, as Prof. Harry Anderson and Bennett Rice provided music. Out of town guests included Misses Hansell Carmack Penhalligan Fryback from Oxford Seminary, Marjorie Taylor of Portsmouth, and Annette Wagner of Milwaukee.
Miss Ethel Pitts visits Greensburg friends while Miss Madge Jewiss goes to Richmond. Miss Nettie Tappen of Liberty hosts Joshua Greer and family. Miss Annetts Wagner of Milwaukee visits Are H Munk. Mrs Simon Ostheimer and son George visit Wealco Tipton. Jol Myers and wife join Planks at Vingg celebration. Nine pound son born. Adaline VanLoon hosts for Miss Gertrude Steele of Liberty. Charles Kohlheier invited to Chicago fine fallstock show as judge. departs Sunday. Shelly Vance injured by a horse Thanksgiving Day but not disabled. Hon Francia T Roots named delegate to State Board of Commerce meeting in Indianapolis December 6 with H Munk. Walter Hedges of Charlevoix and Rev D T Hedges of East Connersville wed Miss Circe A Freeland at Sanoman Indiana November 28. honeymoon periods noted. Mrs Will Ariens birthday and brother Lew Berger anniversary observed with sixty guests and festive dancing. Oysters coffee popcorn served at lunch.
Quaker Valley Mfg. Co. promises every married woman who writes to the Epiron Times will receive a free elegant sterling silver plated sugar shell, valued at 75 cents, with no catch or purchase required. A copy of Home Furnisher will also be sent free as part of the promotion.
Senator Restored to Health Hon W V Sullivan of Mississippi praises Peruna catarrh cure in a letter from Oxford. Irene Cooper of Chicago lauds Peruna for stomach support and renewed vigor. Mrs W E Grissom of Texas reports a renovated system after two months. Harry M Stevens of New York calls it an excellent family remedy. The ad emphasizes Peruna as a systemic cure with a free informational book from The Peruna Medicine Company Columbus Ohio.
Union Thanksgiving services were held at the Christian church with Rev. Darsie reading the proclamation. Rev. Mount delivered the sermon to a large congregation and was followed by prayers. The church was decorated, the collection totaled eighteen dollars, and special meetings at the First Baptist church continue with Bible readings led by Rav. Wilson. One baptism occurred last night.
The Christian Missionary Society will assemble next Sunday morning at 10 30 at Cheietion church A special program is planned for the occasion.
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