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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1901
Page
7
Candies nuts and groceries are advertised for sale to teachers church socials and donors. Fresh stock direct from manufacturers with savings from skipping jobber profits. Prices claimed lower than all town stores due to cheaper sugar and direct purchase from California.
The Ever ton Horticultural meeting drew five townships with Rev Hedges leading prayer and Mya E Rockafeller absent. Z T Lake showed yellow corn ears while Oliver Handley displayed a double ear fruiting two branches. Rockafeller presented A Few Dents and the Secretary read The Model Farm of the 20th Century from the Independent.
After exposure or when you feel a cold coming on take Foley's Honey and Tar. It allegedly stops a cold if taken in time. O McKennap and Son.
The Pukwedjies Tribe Impd O RM will hold an election for two Trustees at their Wigwam in Alquina Fayette county Indiana on the Hunting Moon 16 sleep of the 16th. One trustee serves twelve months the other eighteen months Tinovat Max Sims C of B
Mrs Kuiigande Krasser, mother of Councilman John Gottlieb Krasser, was honored after her death. A brief home service preceded a funeral at German Presbyterian Church with a congregation sermon on life and death. City officials attended and floral tributes marked her role as mother grandmother and Christian. She was born May 5 1822 in Heiligenstadt Bavaria and died at 79 years 6 months, leaving one son one daughter in law five grandchildren one great grandson and many relatives.
The list of jurors drawn for the term of court convening on Monday includes grand jurors Jonathan Brown Fred Gingrich Ed White W H McConnell Oran Perkins William Titterington and others. The grand jury is called for Tuesday December 17 and the petit jury for Tuesday December 24.
The Modern Mother finds her children improved by the pleasant Syrup of Figs used as a gentle laxative. Children enjoy it and benefit from it. The true remedy, Syrup of Figs, is manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Co.
Letters remaining in the Connersville Indiana Post Office in December 1901 are advertised. Names include Mrs R F Berry Mrs B F Berry Chas W Berry Artie Cashmer Rowland Danner Webb Ennis William Foeber Douglas J Miler Jessie C Reed Miss Sarah Robinson Bev Williams John Payus P M
Alquina reports a mild health outlook and upcoming events including a Xmas program and a Sunday School Institute. The Ken sler farm well work reaches 75 feet with solid rock. Local news mentions a new press, heavy rain, and social tales from residents.
The Lyons Station column notes weather bringing rain and possible wheat relief, church appointments at Baptist and other denominations, a hypnotism lecture at the Hall, social visits to John Miller's home, a postponed Sunday School Institute due to a storm, revival preaching by Roy L. Brown, Christmas play plans by Lutheran youth, cemetery fence work, P O S of A sessions, and local farm and sale updates including J A Doner losing cows and Jesse P Elliott selling cattle to Aston Filer. Clyde Titterington plans to move to Hamilton for shop work.
Mrs. James Wykoff, once threatened with pneumonia, shows improvement. Orange Posey and Fairview teachers held an institute in the graded building Saturday. Mrs. Peter Book lies very ill at her Falmouth home.
Rev Hawthorne completes second year with fourteen calls for next year. Visits from Gar ret Grey and family and Clarence Carr and wife. Pie social at Ludlow raises funds for Reading Circle books. Socials at Davy Baker home drift into old time hospitality with Auld Lang Syne. Rev Hopkins to speak Sunday the 15th. Sunday School preparing Christmas program. Ida Shortridge returns from Noblesville visit. Henry Kinder improving.
Furs sought by a dealer paying high prices will meet customers at Connersville’s Samuel Goble’s livery barn every Saturday during the season. An infant child of Fred Alexander died Sunday on Ninth Street and was buried in the city cemetery yesterday afternoon.
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