Local and Personal News From Condensed Obituary and Social Items
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Huldah De Haven at her North Virginia Avenue residence with Rev. J. D. Moore and Rev. John Machlan officiating. Pallbearers included John McCormick and James Eby. Interment in the city cemetery. Mrs. T. F. Wilson of Blooming Grove died after a two year TB illness. funeral at Blooming Grove M E Church under Pythian Sister auspices. Burial in Brookville. Wilson was cousin to J. L. Kennedy and Mrs. John Lewis of East Connersville. R. F. Gard and wife of Alexandria visited Ed Hackleman and family near Harrisburg. W C T I met at Mrs. L. K. Tingley’s. pledge of 34500 to support temperance efforts. Albert Hood visited from Fairview on business. Local officials Martin, Conner, Carrol, and Sparks returned from Fitzgerald, Georgia. Willie Disborough’s health improving. Funeral of Mrs. John McKelfresh of Qorabge reported. she left a husband and five children. Louis Lindsay of Alpine returned from Indianapolis after a successful operation at St. Vincent’s Hospital. Mrs. B. E. Elliott, ill with grippe, was out in town for the first time in a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huldah de- Haven
North Virginia Avenue
J. D. Moore
John Machlan
John McCormick
James Eby
Henry Osborne
James Hackleman
Jubn J, Decker
James Pavey
T. F. Wilson
Marshal Martin
Lon Conner
Hick Carrol
W. W. Sparks
Fitzgerald
Georgia
Willie Disborough
Louis Lindsay
Alpine
Indianapolis
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Lindsay
EE. Elliott
le Grippe
Miss Blanche Robinson Returns to Western College at Oxford
Thursday's Daily reports Miss Blanche Robinson and guest Miss Elizabeth Little returning to Western College in Oxford after visiting Miss Robinson's parents S H Robinson and wife. Infants and accidents are noted including fatalities from falling tree trunk and limb injuries and a domestic assault case with a $9.80 fine. Comereville Lumber Co directors elect officers and a transit receipt rule for L & E traction passengers begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Robinson
Elizabeth Little
Western College
Oxford
S. H.robinson
Comereville Lumber Co
Charles Monaghon
N. Anson
Albert Greeley
Charles Showalter
Doan's Kidney Pills Promote Recovery in Connersville Resident
A Connersville citizen testifies that sluggish kidneys caused limb tingling heaviness and headaches until using Doan's Kidney Pills from Green Bros. drug store. He reports regular kidney action and overall improvement and urges others to try the remedy. Sold by all dealers with price at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. is the U S sole agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Connersville
J. B. Smith
E. Tenth Street
Ind
Doan
Green Bros
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New, York
United States
Fiddle Factory Plans at Bunker Hill Looms
Local notes report Bunkerhill considering staffing on fiddle factors in the near future. The article references economic caution, calls for music as mood lifter, and mentions groundhog day as a cultural aside while noting broader commentary on liberty and law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunkerhill
Fueture
Great Planet
Falmouth Notes Mention Weddings Visits and Local News
Uncle Harvey Piper remains ill as local society groups visit, dine, and host relatives. A Muskingum Male Quartette event, a wedding for Miss Emma M Barwin and Otis Jones, and multiple family gatherings are reported among residents including the Van Buskirk, Gibbs, and Dickey families.
Passenger Receipts Questioned By Conductor
A debate arises when a passenger is asked for a receipt and cannot produce one. The conductor may have difficulty explaining the requirement or his handling of the situation if the passenger insists no receipt was ever provided.
Friday's Daily Lester's Busy Store
Jd. Newson from Indianapolis transacted business today. Mrs. Jennie Sherwood of Blooming Grove visits daughter Mrs. W. S. Chambers. Willian Thatcher and Roy Williams return from Kalmazoo, Michigan. J. C. Mouet back from Decatur Illinois. Owens couple return from Dublin. Funeral of Mrs. Martha Lamb of Rushville held yesterday. F. O. Hawkins to head Postal Telegraph in Mancie next month. Hawkins to move when replacement arrives. Miss Nell Clark has grippe. Paul Finch in Indianapolis on business. Mrs. Anthony Snyder travels to Columbus Ohio due to sister illness. Funeral of William Rudicel to be held in Braysville Indiana tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jd. Newson
Indianapolis
Jennie Sherwood
Blooming Grove
W. S. Chambers
Willian Thatcher
Roy Williams
Kalmazoo
Michigan
J. C. Mouet
Decatur
Illinois
Nell Clark
Paul Finch
Anthony Snyder
Columbus
Ohio
C. 0. Melhorn
Wiles names deputy prosecutor in Union County
Prosecuting Attorney Allen Wiles who began duties this year appointed Joseph W. Connaway of Liberty as Deputy Prosecuting Attorney in Union County. Connaway is a leading Republican and favored by local residents. Earlier this year Wiles named Walter Bessert of Brookville as Deputy Prosecuting Attorney in Franklin County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Wiles
Joseph W. Connaway
Liberty
Union County
Connaway
Wiles
Walter Bessert
Brookville
Franklin County
Favorite Prescription Promoted for Women’s Health and Pregnancy
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe non alcoholic tonic and nervine for nursing and pregnant women. It claims clear ingredient labeling and endorsements from medical writers, offering free literature by mail from Buffalo New York. It also promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Peas for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Keita
Ht. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Special Announcement About Pure Food and Drug Law
Announcement states Foles's Lloney and Tar cough remedy is not affected by the federal law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. It is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults. S. O. McKennan & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foles
S. O. McKennan & Son
Talented Thespians Shovel Coal in Richmond Tale
Fragment from Hamilton account describes Stetgen's Uncle Tom narrative with two Black members sent to shovel coal by police. The text notes a paltry reception fund of about $4.50 and implies company financial distress after a blow from Chit. It mentions Little Noa returning to Uncle Tom and others seeking work in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stetgen
Tom
Hamilton
Richmond
Little Noa
Imattinal
Boothlack
Scott
Richmand
Cole
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Popsin Promises Quick Stomach Cure
An advertisement urges readers to buy Dr Caldwell's Syrup Popsin from their druggist. It claims a guaranteed cure for stomach troubles and promotes staying well through its use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
Elderly Men Warned on Kidney Disease and Prostate Trouble
An old advertorial warns men over sixty face kidney and bladder disorders often from enlarged prostate. It promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as an early remedy and cites Rodney Burnett of Rock Port Missouri who claims relief after two bottles at age 91.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Rodney Burnett
Rock Port
S. O. McKennan & Son
Traction Lines Plan Mail Carriage Across States
Indiana Ohio Kentucky Michigan Illinois traction men meet in Dayton Ohio to urge electric lines to carry mail to reachable points. The plan will be referred to post office authorities. The Central Electric Trade Association formed as an auxiliary to the Central Electric Railroad Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Traction Lines
Indiana
Gite
Rais Yielking
Traction Inen
Ohio
Kentucky
Michigan
Ilinois
Dayton
Cental Electric Tradi Association
Central Electric Railroad Association
Foley's Honey and Tar Card Certifies Refund Policy
This card states druggists may refund money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure coughs or colds. It claims stops coughing, heals lungs, prevents serious outcomes, and cites relief from grippe cough, pneumonia, and consumption. Mentions no opiates and a yellow package. Also lists Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Johnson hosting dinner for Rev. and Mrs. William Spencer and Mrs. and Mrs. Charles Cassel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Refuse Institutes
McWhenton & Son
W. W. Johnson
William Spencer
Charles Cassel
Cheney Co Partners in Dustodod Firm Claim
Frank Coleney swears he is a denier partner of Cheney Co. in the City of Polede and State, and that their product Bill’s Catarrhhire is taken internally. Various medical claims and witnesses, including Will Eason notary, seal, test the oath amid patent medicine language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ota
Parepoe
Locas
Frank
Cheney
Bod
Chaney A Co
Polede
Hollars Trench
Hall
Will Eason
Biill
Barrows Submits Financial Totals and Signature
A. E. Barrows presents a financial submission totaling amounts of 133247,248 226045.81 4960.99 650 00 5000 00 320 99 and concludes with the phrase all of which is respectfully submitted.
Lester's Busy Store Deals Amid Blizzard Warnings
Local notices report stormy weather affecting shopping with low prices promised for next week. Social updates mention Mrs. Sarah Ball, Misses Blanche and Belle Ball visiting Rushville, and several residents ill with la grippe and colds. Construction begins on two houses on Twenty-fest street and city business travels to Chocimnick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitny
Shera &McKutosh
Sarah Ball
Rushville
Blanche
Belle Ball
Molly Mellwain
W. W. Sanders
Bernard Berg
Twenty-fest Street
Nelson Gronendyke
North Grand Avenue
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Lester
R. F. Gard
Alexandria
Ed Hackleman
Harrisburg
John McKelfresh
Qorabge
Geller
Fare Brown
Albert Huck
Rockdale
Joseph A. Schmidt
Oldenhburg
Mndith Edwards
Edwards
Cates
Way
Piano Factory
Jimuth
Zero
C. Ll
Tate
Chester Meeker
Harrison Township
Connersville Township
Taft
Christ
Congress
Mr. Grip
Falmouth
Harvey Piper
Jame van Buskirk
Charles Bush
Horace Elwell
Raleigh
John W. Hackleman
Charles Caldwell and
Oliver McGraw
Marian
Jessie Fry
Frank Cameron
Claypool
Alta Gibbs
James Smiley
Knightstown
Monroe Starr
Charles Harlan
Muskingum
William Dolan
Anna Atherton
Longwood
J. Cronin
Catholic Church
That City
Albert Wykoff
Wood Gibbs
Vincens Gibbs
William Lewis
Jane VanBuskirk
High Dickey
Rubie
Bernice Dickes
Latura
Ant County
Eine Jackson
Henrys Knotts
Homer
Dora Cwhinnup
William Jackson
Wilbur Piper
Bine Jackson
Hugh Dickey
Bernice
Laura Dickey
Jane van Rbuss
Emma M. Barwin
Otis Jones
M. B. Waesler
Elvane Erwin
William Rudicel
Braysville
Harrison
Tce Wat
RLU Cern IY & CO
Botedern
NAL Pyrugeiits
Joe Vabe Bali
Fayette Savings and Loan Association
The
Fayette Savings & Loan Association
A. E. Barrows
Mary Medwain
Rashville
Dorothy
Williags Jackson
Gus Dollis
Woo Girdiker
Thie City Tren
Chocimnick
By Berwood
J. A. Ashworth
King Gordon
Hays
J.P. Boeing
Gianian Theological School
Dubuque
Towa
Geimagan Presbyterian
Trorrow
Mik
Simon Doenges
Arthur Mullen
Central Avenue
GC. W
Littler
Mullen
William Green
Sen
Arthur
Sixth Street
Ludianapolis
McParkin
Charles Bailey
McParlin Hotel
Auditorium
A. Hf
Chichester’s
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