Andrews and Visitors and Local Notices on Dec 17 1902
A 1902 local page item lists Clarence Wise and family visiting Cambridge Unity relatives, Miss Mary Thill returning from Cincinnati, and Delbert Brattain with family celebrating a fourth daughter on Vermont Avenue. Ben McFarlan visits Rush County Republican concerns. An ad promotes Blood's Sarsaparilla for kidneys and complexion. Guapo Pepper plans daily meals for farmers with oysters and crackers at his resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Wise
Cambridge Unity
Mary Thill
Josephine Meyer
Cineinasti
Delbert Brattain
Vermont Avenue
Serrogang
Sataraye
Many Local Notices and Moves Fill Busy Day
A flurry of visits and appointments across Rushville Marion and East Connersville. Residents report trips to Hamilton Indianapolis and Columbus with workplace changes and social events. a clerical promotion at Portsmouth Fire Brick and a 75th birthday celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Simpkins
Rushville
Jobn Grabb
Marion
Connersville
Hiram Reese
Gletwood
Jed Helvey
Hamilton
Richmond Businessman to Return to Cannarraville
J. B. Wenger, linked with J. H. Menke in the coal and feed business on Ft Wayne avenue, will move this week with his family back to Cannaraville where they once lived. A house fire on West ern Byente started by a defective fire pit caused a roof blaze by dawn. Firemen arrived quickly and contained the damage, estimated under 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
J. B. Wenger
J. H. Menke
Buainoas
Ft. Wayne Avenue
Cannaraville
Galen Vanes
Western Byente
Local Items and Visits From Rich mond to Rushville
Low Philabanm travels to Richmond for work. Holiday rush sees Elva Jarvis and Donna Manlove assisting at Hackman Heeb. Mrs W W Willa and Altres from Minneapolis visit O P Bundy family in Rushville. John Kobine of Shelbyville visits wife and kids near the city. Mrs Elizabeth T Stanley of Richmond speaks at Christian church on Sheldon book Who Killed Joes Baby. Peter Shelegen of Rushville brings home his son Henry from the city. Several notices mention church events, social gatherings, and local errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolf
St. Gabriel’s Catholic Church
Henry
Katherine Bonsal
St. Louis
Chamberlain
J. H. Seitz
Detroit
Mich
McKennan & Son
Richard McKee
East Cameraville
Sander
Miles Crandell
Alice Mcite
John Stewart
Pearl Craus
Mamie Rice
Hamilton
Obie
M. E
Sunoday
Remington’s
D&w
W. W. Willa
Altres
Minneapolis
Minnesota
O. P. Bundy
Elva Jarvis
Donna Manlove
Hackman- Heeb
Gertrude Snape
Rossville
W. H. Kavenanagh
Rosseville
Peter Shelgen
Rushville
Charles i Shetgen
Christian Church Service Inspires Sea-Audience Theologian
A large sea audience attended Sunday services at the Christian church to hear Rev. Burkhardt. He spoke on personal responsibility to God from Psalm 116:12 and urged rendering life in service to God. Evening rites by the W C B M included a missions address by Mrs. Stanley of Richmond and a notable choir performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkhardt
Stanley
Richmond
Aung
Intelligent Conservatism Guides Indiana Charity Funding
The Indianapolis Journal argues lawmakers will fund charities with intelligent conservatism. Governors and a legislative committee probe actual needs, seeking full provision without excess. Officials are practical, not swayed by extreme views, and will consider tax impact and strict use of appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indiana 1902 crops show record value rising state prosperity
The 1902 Indiana crop report notes total value over 1901 rising by 32,006,000 dollars with corn leading gains and statewide bushel yields up 7 percent. Tipton, Benton, Tippecanoe, and White counties posted top acreages and yields while Starke had the lowest corn per acre. Clover seed total reached 382,033 bushels as Thorne left the Examiner to join Cowan Printing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
KB. F. Johnson
Tipton County
Montgomery
Clinton
Howard
Rush
Delaware
Grant
Union
Madison
Wells
Johnson
Benton County
Tippecanoe
Benton
Tiptor
Starke County
Allen County
Tadianspolis News
Women and Kidney Trouble Advertises Swamp Root
An advertisement asserts kidney and bladder illnesses affect both women and men, describing symptoms and promising fast relief with Swamp Root by Dr. Kilmer. It offers sample bottles by mail and urges readers to request a pamphlet and testimonials from Binghamton, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swamp Rooting
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Cary Club Honors Members at The Pines Luncheon
The Cary Club members were guests of honor at a Yule-tide luncheon hosted by Mrs. L. A. Frazee at The Pines. The event featured evergreen decor, a multi course menu, and a guessing game called Menu. Mrs. Will Wright won first prize a jawel photograph. Mrs. P. H. Kensier won second a Dickena Calander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary Club
Will Wright
Jawel
P. H. Kensier
Dickena Calander
Austin Frazee
Orange
A Thousand Dollars Worth of Good from Foley Kidney Cure
A. H. Thurnes of Buffalo U S writes he suffered kidney and bladder trouble years with gravel passing stones. After taking Foley's Kidney Cure he felt relief, noting brick dust stones and no kidney pain and calling it worth $1000. Sold by S. O. McKennan & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Thurnes
Buffalo
Foley
O. McKennan & Son
Brown couple embark on several state tour for Arboriculture
John P. Bown and his wife set out this morning on an extended trip through Kansas, Colorado, Utah and Qualifornia. They plan to return in January via the southern route, visiting New Mexico and Texas. Brown travels to promote his new magazine Arboriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Bown
Kansas
Colorado
Utah
Qualifornia
New Mexico
Texas
Mr. Brown
Dyspepsia remedy advertisement in archaic notice
Questionable medical pitch claims a safe cure for indigestion. The ad offers a dyspepsia tonic and a tiny booklet at low price, urging readers to send money to receive the treatment.
Also Mentioned on This Page
A.W. Andrews & Co
Mr. Shellenburger
Hamilton, Ohio
Samuel Gerber
Harrison Township
Deng
Ben McFarlan
Rush County Republican Central Committee
Teriunrsday
Albert Harris
Guttenburg
Misa Mabelle Adams
Holberg & Co
John McGraw
Indy Friends
Horace Murphy
Bentley
Jonesboro
Minas Vora Gansert
Rashville
Walter Hawkins
Mahala Wetherald
Perry Philabaum
Montpelier
Martin Philabaum
Dr. Philabaum
Major Griffin
LE. Weed
Tingley
Weed
Indianapolis
Portsmouth
Ohio
Tribune
Gal Little
C. Little
Portsmouth Fire Brick Company
Little
Hire Brick
Fifth Street
Ina
Mar
Richard Webb
Laurel
Samuel McDaniel
Wabash, Ind
Trinity Church Parish
William Crossman Otte
Baturday
Thomas Matney
Alpine
M. E. J. Lewis
S. O. MclLennan & Son
Maude Williams
Everton
Phil Joseph’s
Jesson
Manlove & Son
Glen Miller
Mclenonan & Son
Spokane
George A. Downs
Fraternal Brotherhood
Roushville
Edwin I. Geyer
Washington, D. C
Pearl Winship
Jesse T. Winship
Geyer
Washington
Bliss Winship
Rush County
S.O. McKennan & Gon, Azprernte
Mooonwday
Low Philabanm
Remington's Cafe
Jobo Hkobbine
Shelbyville
W. A. Hanson
8. O. McKennan & Son
K. N. Elliott
Vincent Barker
Roseville
Linois
Elizabeth T. Stanley
The
Christian Church
Charles M. Sheldon
Joe
Cine Co
Cleveland
Christain Church Services
Wouu
Intelligent
Indianapolis Journal
Id Thorne
Examiner
Muncie
Cowan Printing Uo
Ake
Deeu Patterr
Gundth
the Laxakola CO
Vesey Street
New York
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