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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1903
Page
7
A health column explains kidneys filter all blood every three minutes and warns overwork causes heart and blood problems. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy with claims of cures and offers free sample bottle and pamphlet by mail from Binghamton New York.
Ft Wayne visitor C H Miller calls on city friends. Thomas Matney and wife of Lanral host at Mr Ki Lewin home. Miss Ruth Brockway of Macomb Tilino visits Miss Jessie Edwards. John McPherson Jr arrives from Omaha to visit father Esst Comneraville. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised amid health notes. Mr and Mrs Fred Pricer visit Richmond relatives. Gerald Miller and Gertrude Krebs’s engagement noted at St John’s Indianapolis. Elisha Burke, 95, visits Hancock county with Peter Immerman couple. Harriet Williams recovers from Battle Creek operation. Big Four hall hosts dance honoring Miss Marie Kimball of Little Rock.
Mrs Ralph Curry of Metamora and Mrs John F Geyer of Laurel were in town for visits and shopping. Miss Hessler graduates from Indiana University and will teach in Warsaw Indiana. Anna Kritian Miesemer and L A Black wed at First Baptist church parsonage with a reception at the bride’s home in Centerville. The Times News extends congratulations.
An informal Arkansas dance hall affair delighted guests with twenty five couples in attendance. L. K. Green and Roy Mc Kennan shared patronage and credit, while Anderson and Rea led the music, keeping attendees dancing into the early hours.
Frida Mrs. S. S. McCready left this morning for Pittsburg to spend a month as guest of Mrs. Ed Mc Cready. Misses Elizabeth Duffy and Kath erine Reagan are visiting sisters in Indianapolis for a couple of weeks.
Will Gordon’s horse broke loose from a stable on Virginia avenue Saturday night and ran away. the animal was found yesterday near Laurel.
SATURDAY with a string of guest visits from Indianapolis to Cincinnati including Miss Nelle McMahon and Miss Rinda Carnahan. Henry Schrader moves to Saint Paul to establish a new home. Flora Broaddus returns from the State University for summer vacation. C C Jarvis and Earl arrive to visit East Connersville relatives. The Continental Insurance Company advertises prompt loss payments for fire or storm damage.
In a nostalgia filled column the Neshoba Democrat notes the retirements of Old Pica the longtime local pica type. It recalls its Civil War era origins in the region, its role shaping public sentiment and resisting carpetbag rule, and its long service before being replaced with new type.
The obituary details the death of Quincy Oliver Sutton at age 21, noting his quick intelligence, good nature, and peaceful temperament. It recalls his long battle with consumption, his family ties, and his readiness to meet death with faith. Also mentions Miss Cora Conley leaving for Bellfontaine, Ohio.
The poem celebrates the month of June describing blue skies, singing birds, soft south winds, and fragrant flowers. The narrator longs for June to last forever and imagines it as a long eternity of happiness.
Alexander S Kerr died at his Parker Oregon home on May 18 1993 after being shot at his gate by a neighbor. He was 50 born March 1944 in Everton Indiana married to Mary Baker two of his three children survive. Burial was in Buena Vista cemetery with service by Rev Snyder and G A R pallbearers.
Will Green, a young McFarlan Carriage factory worker, suffered a severe accident Friday afternoon when steel toppled onto his left hand. The index finger was crushed and Dr. J Mountain amputated it at the first joint.
The 35,000 bushel steel granary built by the Steel Storage and Elevator Construction Co. of Buffalo for Uh! and Snider is finished. It stands adjacent to the flowering mill on Water Street and is fireproof with wheat conveyed to the mill through four tunnels without handling trouble.
The Thomas Transfer Line has a fine new omnibus praised for style and ease of riding. Purchased at cost from E M Miller & Co of Quincy Illinois the bus offers eight tally ho style with roof seating. It is expected to prove popular with the traveling public.
Advertisement claims a single dose cures a cold and guarantees refund if not effective. Signed by E. W. Grover on each box. price 265c.
Real estate transfers list two deeds: Violette Rhodes to Cornelia D. Conwell for a city lot at $600 and Elizabeth F. Geyer to Frank Bean for seven acres in Columbia Township at $700. A note states Ed Thomas and wife of Alpine are shopping in the city today.
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