Local notes and social news from Cambridge City area
John Banke of Germantown visits the city. Edna Brown of Laurel shopping in town. Mrs. J. C. Sitzman moving from Evansville to settle here. Woodmen lodge initiation featured a banquet with Brownsville visitors. Wedding plans for Luella Guard and Benjamin Guard announced. Various locals shopping, visiting relatives, and a fatal long illness noted. A.M. Andrews calendars distributed. Pearl Berry receives piano. Community updates include a train wreck scare and a dog accident on Central avenue. Edward W Pottlitzer and Hilda Hyman to wed New Year’s Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Banke
Germantown
Edna Brown
Laurel
Harry Caswells
Siater
Lima
Nelson Greendyke
Huber
W. H. Kienk
F. S.liewis
Frank Reese
Frank Reed
Woodmen Lodge
Brownsville
Gorneraville
Carde
Mins Luella
Qsuyteer
Tir
Benjamin Guard
Airasndria
Harry N. McHwen
Parente
Harrisburg
Sanford Guard
Miss Charity
J. D. Flores
A. M. Andrews & Co., Dragpiste
Pearl Berry
Ebersole
Cambridge City Tribune
Cincinnati Enquirer
Local Residents Visit City on Various Tasks
A list of area residents visiting or transacting business in the city today includes William Meeks from Orange Lon Rash from Groves Ind Miss Mary Little from Glenwood Mrs T P Rockafellar Laurel W Payne from Upland Ind Harvey Piper from Fairview William Brown from Anderson moving his family to a nearby farm Will White and wife from Blooming Grove buying Christmas presents Myre John Lewis has gone to Dora to spend the winter with her sister Mrs Avery Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Link
Glenwood
Charles Grubb
Eber Bateman
Will Lockwood
Wilgas Bowne
Laurel
Alica Shera
P. O. Shera
Willard Overheizer
Posey Township
Tipton
Mr. Nash
Minna Bennett
Maplewood
Misa Mande Stoopa
Portland
Indiana
Horace Monger
Monger
Central Avenue
Fifth Street
Pauline Detlinger
Edward W. Pottlitzer
Lafayette
Hilda Hyman
Avondale
Cincinnati
Eias Hyman
Br. Pottlitz
Lafayette Cracker Co
William Meeks
Orange
Lon Rash
Groves
Ind
Mary Little
T. P. Rockafellar
W. Payne
Upland
E. P. Garrison
William Brown
Anderson
City
Will White
Blooming Grove
Myre
John Lewis
Dora
Avery Williams
Bert Manley
Gladys
Connersville
Anie
J. R. Carter
Alyning
Frazee
Jad&w
Mies
Helen Weston
Fairview
Fritz Gartlein
Kansas City
Local Residents Seen in City on Various Errands
Lemnel Adams of Everton and Jamey Wing with wife of Meta mora were in the city today on business and shopping. Theodore Ravse of Glenwood, Hiram Shipley of Falmouth, and Misses Carrie and Pearl Stevens of Alpine were also noted in the city today. An infant daughter of Ezra Brown and wife died last night. Mrs. Ed Beeson of Dublin visited Mrs. CO Williams yesterday. Miss Sarah Kellam visited her brother John Kellam and family at Nalltown. Mrs. Frank Clouds of Centerville was guest of J S Clouds and family yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Stewart
Dayton
Ohio
George Stewart
Thomas Keen
Milton
Jonathan Barkley
Edger Seboli
Lyons Station
Piqua
Grace Hill
That City
Lemnel Adams
Everton
Ezra Brown
Jamey Wing
Metamora
Theodore P. Ravse
Glenwood
Ed Beeson
Dublin
CO. L. Williame
Sarah Kellam
John Kellam
Nalltown
Frank Clouds
Centerville
J.S. Clouds and
Bert Caldwell
Frank Rickershouser
Paxico
Kans
Kansas
Frank
Busy day in Connersville brings visitors and shoppers
George Baylee of Nulltown and Sid Noble with Otto Osmeron of Gleewood arrived in town for business. Mrs James of Lanurel and Bert Manley with sister Gladys of Laurel shopped today. Several locals and visitors appeared for holidays and errands. A handyman line of fruit and vegetables was advertised with a local dairy and butter stand. A wrist injury at the Connersville Furniture factory required three stitches after a run in with a severed artery and vein, treated by Dr Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Baylee
Nulltown
Sid Noble
Otto Osmeron
Gleewood
J. W. Dill
Gas City
City
Dr. Dill
Dill Infirmary
Logansport
Indiana
David Johnson
Connersville
Mountain
Kindergarteners Enjoy a Christmas Tree Program
Miss Caera Johnson conducted a Christmas celebration at the kindergarten this morning. Pupils aged two to five filled the home with decorated rooms and a central tree while mothers visited and admired gifts made by the children. The two year old son of Carl Smith sang a song with help. Each gift and decoration bore the pupil's handiwork, underscoring the school’s strong training and Miss Johnson’s adept leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caera Johnson
Carl Smith
Brank and Cup of Coal Oil Incident Affects Child
Lillabell Clark, three and a half years old, drank coal oil from a pint tin left on a kitchen table. Mrs. Garrity rushed her to Dr. J H Clerk who pumped the substance from the stomach. The child remains ill but is not expected to suffer lasting harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillabell Clark
Edward Garrity
Real Estate Transfers In Jennings Township And Connersville
Charles White and others transfer 55 acres in Jennings Township to Joseph A. White for 31800 dollars. White Water Carpet Mills sells 16 lots in East Connersville to Daniel Roote for 5000 dollars. Leonard Petro heirs by L L Broaddus convey lot 10 in East Connersville to William T Holly for 1305 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles White
Joseph A. White
Jennings Township
White Water Carpet Mills
Daniel Roote
Lotsa
Connersville
Leonard Petro
L. L. Broaddus
William T. Holly
Rural Notes Chronicle Local Moves and Woes
Thursday and Friday Rural Notes report residents moving homes and farms from Rosedale to Shelbyville and Waterloo, with Meantime news of illnesses, debts, and social events. Notables include Aaron Hoover and Charles McCormick finishing a summer house, Anetta Caldwell moving, and Crissey Hood's grave illness. Also notes a missing agate watch charm and concerns about road conditions on rural routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Scott
Rosedale
Shelbyville
Aaron Hoover
Charles McCormick
VanHorn Place
Bert Caldwell
Dan Caldwell
Dyspepsia cure advertisement promising free trial
An old advertisement offers PEPSPEOLA tablets as a sure and safe dyspepsia remedy. It promises a free trial by mail and includes an offer for a small booklet titled Advice Po Dyspeption Regul ar. The text uses a street address and requests sending a request to obtain the trial and booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ous
Thousands Suffer Kidney Trouble Without Knowing It
An old advertisement claims many suffer kidney trouble and promotes Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney, bladder, and urinary issues. It touts sediment tests in water, nightly trips to the bathroom, and rheumatic relief, offering free samples and a mailed book from Kilmer and Co. of Binghamton, NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evliner
Dr. Kilmer & Home
Swamp Root. Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Land transfers and deeds listed for several townships
Property trades show numerous conveyances including Mercer to Jones for a lot in Orange at 395 dollars. Worster and Trusier licensed transfers of 100 and 30 acres in Jackson township for 4300 and 1235 pounds. Goble and White acquisitions of 160 acres. Ludlow family grants of 60 acres in Fairview township for 100 to 160 dollars. Mason to Wedin Straight 13 acres in Columbia township for 65. Roots to Lines a lot in East Connersville for 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Mercer
John A. Jones
Orange
Nelson
Mercer
City
Milton Trusler
Albert E. Goble
Jackson Township
John QO. Worster
Bilton Trasier
Beasis P. Goble
Pearl Ludlow
Bunyan Martin
Fairview Township
Timothy Ludlow
O. and
O. Mason
Columbia Township
Daniel T. Roots
Henry Lines
Connersville
Local Man Steps Through Week of City Life
Jesse Thompson visits the city, secures factory work, then faces a fine of $9.05 after a day of drinking. The sequence spans Tuesday to Saturday with a brief employment episode and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Thompson
Also Mentioned on This Page
A.M. Andrews & CO
J. C. Sitzman
Evansville
Hood
Harvey Piper
Carrie
Pearl Stevens
Alpine
Chamberlain
S.O. Mgixiennan
Sson, Operaite
John James and
Ganghtere
Lanurel
T. J. Lanahan
Hamilton, Ohio
Frank Quinn
Joan Schoenholtz
Danville, Indiana
Adam Schoenholtz
Paul Carlos
Joe Brann
St. Joseph's College
Rennaelaer
Jeffery
Wetheralds
Joe Sebell
Carthage
Rev
Marlett
Mary Schell
Peal Medicine Co
Cleveland
Saleby McKennan & Son
Mary Johnson
Brank & Cup OF Coal Oil
Alin
Patie
LA Anton
Anetta Caldwell
Cambridge
Dave Griffin
Waterloo
Jesse Chrisman
David Wise
Richmond
Milton Pike
Mr. Mackworth
Muncie
Crissey Hood
Mr. Hamilton
A. W
Ed Hackleman
Alexandria
Ethel Huckleman
Business
Indianapolis
Homer Huckleman
Harrison Township
Kate Cain
Adelaide Proctor Club
Nancy Hackleman
Homer Hackleman
Fayette Co
Stace
Milton Trasiery
Juliott White
the Laxakola CO
Vesey Street
New York
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