Local Socials and Church Activity in County
William Corbin of Everton visits Blackford relatives while Dr. W BR Phillips from Orange calls on friends. Miss Anna Pumphrey near Everton shops in the city. Miss Margaret Hartoian returns home near Glenwood from a city visit. W W Sanders guests Dan Hruimfiel family near Nulltown. Revival services led by Rev Walls attract many in Orange. Delegation of twenty one from here assists in forming the First Baptist Church of Rushville and returns by late car after a profitable visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Pumphrey
Everton
Margaret Hartoian
Glenwood
W. W. Sanders
Dan Hruimfiel
Nulltown
Rushville
First Baptist Church of
Spencer
Missions
Lehigh
Funeral for J. PD. Darby Held at Vermont Avenue Home
The funeral for J. PD. Darby was held at his late Vermont avenue home at two o clock yesterday afternoon. Many relatives and a large number of friends attended the services as a testament to the respect and esteem in which he was held. The remains were interred in the city cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. PD. Darby
Vermont Avenue
Peddum
Social News Notes and Local Moves in Connersville
Mrs. E R Taylor of Pirrise township hosted guests including Mrs Martha Ludlow and Edna Ludlow at Ginner yesterday. Families from Lain and near Adding entertained, while others visit, move, or plan homes in the area. A raccoon catch and several local departures are recorded along with a real estate and dwelling change near Vine street and East Connersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.R. Taylor
Pirrise, Township
Yoesterday
Ginner
Martha Ludlow
Edna
Diaames Ludlow
Ro. Kerr
Wilbur Caldwell
Jane Ludlow
Gerlack
Lain
Dinna
Mas Vooa
Caldwell
Jasper Lemon
Near Adding
Hogor
Whittaker
Kansas
Lee Younes
J. Lair
Sat Fisher
James McCann
John Machlan
Merrick
Mayme Ferris
Brookville
Louis Schuler
Neva Turner
Nulltown
Local citizen backs Dean's Kidney Pills with strong testimony
E O Newhouse of Connersville Indiana quotes his wife’s relief from headaches backaches and kidney pains after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Green Bros. drug store. He says the pills restored kidney secretions and renewed strength and ambition. For sale by all dealers at 40 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the same Down's and Cake no other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Newhouse
Western Ave
Connersville
Ind
Dean
Green Bros. Drug Store
Foster-Milburrn Co
Buffalo
New York
JIMUEL VERSES AND LOCAL LIFE AT TOWN MEETING
Local column notes social visits and anniversaries in Bunker Hill and nearby areas. J H Tate and family mark their 49th anniversary with plans for a golden wedding in December 1908. Readers are invited to remember the gold bug reference and a protracted meeting at Bunker Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Tate
Good News for Connersville Drugists Under New Label Law
State food and drug commissioner H E Barnard announces a bulletin to help druggists save unlabeled stock ahead of the March 1 effective date. Druggists will receive or be able to paste required formulations for alcohol morphine opium or cocaine containing drugs, with state aid to obtain missing formulas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Barnard
Food and Drug Commissioner
Connersville
Barnard
Pie
Rodie
Barenard
State Department
Board of Health
Rules Governing Coming Primary in Fayette County Indiana
Primary rules set strict expense limits for candidates and supporters, forbid gifts and improper payments, allow limited campaigning and meals, require oath compliance, and mandate voter eligibility and residency. Obituary notes Hannah Sanders born 1851 died 1907 with family and church affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette County
Indiana
Lam
Mach
Qhide
Idiana
Stade
Colored voters unite in county mass convention
Nearly 200 voters filled the hall at Podlall last night with Cum Up thegrove chosen chairman and W. L. Phillips secretary. Resolutions praised Roosevelt, Hanly, Fairbanks, and Watson. Cam Up thegrove named candidate for sheriff of Fayette county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colored KK
Podlall
Min Castleman
W. L. Phillips
Roosevelt
Hanly
Frank
Charles W. Fairbanks
James B. Watson
Cam Up
Fayette County
Modesty of Women Affects Medical Examinations and Treatments
An article discusses the reluctance of women to undergo certain medical examinations while noting the importance of treatment for female diseases. It promotes a non alcoholic remedy with endorsements, free pamphlet, and claims of professional validation, urging readers to request information from Dr. Reno Bierce in Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno Bierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Boas
Seth Tapas
O. Oy
Uurilisto
Boa
Dr. Pierce
Mrs Henry Stout Dies After Illness at Home
Mrs Henry Stout, born Margaret Pedgett in Loogootee, Indiana, dies at her north Indiana avenue home after four weeks of severe illness. She was about forty, survived by husband W. E. Stout and two children, Gladys and Clara, with services planned by relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stout
Giadas
Dlarey
Ebay
Tees
Late Mrs Means Hid Wealth in Kettles and Boxes
The three sons of the late Mrs Hilizabeth Means, who lived near Brookville, uncovered cash hidden in old kettles and pans. A rusty kettle yielded silver coins totaling 109 dollars, later deposited in a Brookville bank. Earlier, the brothers had already found about 6000 dollars elsewhere in the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilizabeth
Brookville
Thomas B
Francis Mo
James W. Meirns
Brookville Bank
Augusta Adaline Bundrant Jordan 1882 1907
Augusta Adaline Bundrant Jordan dau. of Thomas and Susan Locket Bundrant born Jan 2 1882 died Dec 3 1907. She married Jeremiah Jordan Jan 16 1855. Left a widow in 1858 she lived with her brother Charles Bundrant then with nephew Cyrus Saxton Wayne Co. She was the youngest of fourteen and a faithful M E church member. Her memory Iives in friends. Poem lines close the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Adaline
Thomas
Susan Locket Bundrant
Jeremiah Jordan
TSS
Charles Fh. Bamndrant
Cyrus Saxton
Wayne County
M.im. Church
Beloved Belmont County Woman Jane Bundrant Passes After Long Illness
Jane Branson Bundrant of Belmont County Ohio died at her home at Jitnnery PYOS aged 51 years sixteen days after a long illness. She was born December 15 226 and married to Charles Bundrant with one son Edward. Survived by one brother two sisters and four grandchildren Mrs Wheeler Davis Mrs Will Worster Dan Bundrant and Mrs John Williams and granddaughter Amy Davis. A longtime member of the M E L church she was known as a kind neighbor and true friend who wished to depart and be at rest in her final days while waiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Branson Bundrant
Wils
Sarah Bradson
Belmont County
Ohio
Jitnnery
Pyos
Charles Ho Bundrant
Max
Edward Te Bumdaant
Wheeler Davis
Will Worster
Dan Bundrant
John Williams
Amy Davis
M.el Church
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