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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1901
Page
7
Local and personal notes show Emery Bruner visiting Vermillion parents while Harriet Caldwell plans a Chicago visit. Mrs Catherine Stontenberger and Mrs Walker of Franklin stay with Mrs Webster. Hami ton fined for assault. Social ads tout Hood’s remedies and a postmaster’s praise. political notices reference a Henry Moyer block sale and new high school appointment for Miss Martha Dorsey. Maplewood youths plan a lengthy regional trip.
In Wayne County several farms are named including Maple Brook Farm Beechwood Farm Cedar Heights and Green Meadow Farm as Rushville bids to retain its furniture plant. Connersville New Castle Morcie Shelbyville and Indianapolis are among bidders with Michigan cities offering bonuses. Frederick Lewis of General Gas Electric Power Co received elk antlers from the Elks in a formal initiation and a large gathering praised the new officers and their efficiency.
Rushville resident Miss Elizabeth Orwin is hosted by Mrs. W H Gregg. Nearby residents and visitors including Mildred and Walter Ainsley, William Kindle and family, and Prof Nottingham with Mrs. Abby Bender are noted at various communities. Local events feature health ads, society greetings, and several travel and guest arrangements across Clinton and surrounding counties.
Dr Hartman offers to treat women with female diseases by correspondence at no charge during the summer. Patients must send age life conditions and symptoms. medicines are prescribed and available at drug stores. Confidential service, no public testimonials. Peruna is the principal remedy. appeal includes patient stories of cures through home treatment. Address Dr Hartman Columbus Ohio.
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