Veedersburg Social Notes and Local Updates
Albert Lowden spent Sunday in Veedersburg. Attend the Meague ball Feb 15 at Cardiff's ball. Editor Williams of the Democrat was in the city Tuesday. Star and Horse Shoe tobacco 40 cents a pound at Bill Shulers. Patronize the City Steam laundry and be nobby. Plane 81. Foley's Honey and Tar cures the cough caused by attack of Isarippe. It heals the lungs. Sold by Geo. D. Cook. An infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Clem Rodgers of the Bend neighborhood was buried Wednesday. Alvin C the three year old son of Mr. and Mrs. H C Robinson of Cates died Wednesday. Their many friends extend sympathies. Miss Alma Board at Western College Oxford Ohio is enjoying a haye vacation with her parents and many friends. Mr and Mrs. Elmore Arter moved into the residence of Mr John A. Duncan on East Washington street. The five months old child of Mr and Mrs William Noble of this city died Monday. Funeral services were held Wednesday with interment in Rogers cemetery. Mr and Mrs. Oliver Board with daughter Ruth spent Sunday in Attica called by the sickness of their son Sam who is improving. Martin Rady aged about sixty is dead at his home south
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willia Noble
Rogers Cemetery
Mrs. Oliver Board
Miss Ruth
Attica
Sam
Local notes from Danville and surrounding towns
The column lists visits and social news from Danville and nearby communities. It mentions Marx Herzog in Indianapolis, John Frazier from Hillsboro, Mrs. Bertha Vanileer’s illness and death in Danville, various residents traveling to Indianapolis and Southern Illinois, and local errands such as eye care with Dr. E J Faith. It notes Ivan Messenger and Iris Wynn’s trips, and Stanley Pavey returning to work after flu.
Residents and officials visit. fountain county finances noted
Mrs E A Biggs of William Sport visited the city with her mother on Thursday night. Chairman W S Mellott and Dr Evans of Mellott were in the city on Saturday for political business and Pension Board matters. The Fountain county treasurer reported 1903 receipts of 334144.34 and expenditures of 323545.32, leaving a new balance of 11334.77 on Jan 1, 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Biggs
William Sport
W. S. Mellott
Dr. Evans
Mellott
Fountain County
DeWitts Little Early Risers Liver Health Ad
A brief advertisement praising DeWitt's Little Early Risers for cleansing the system and strengthening liver action. The pills are described as easy to take, non-gripe causing, and effective in rebuilding liver-supporting tissues. Sold by J. P. Buckner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt’s
J. P. Buckner
Fountain county lodge sought to organize at Stone Bluff
A lodge of Odd Fellows will be instituted at Stone Bluff and the D O G M wishes to have the work done by Coyington Lodge No 21. The call urges Coyington Lodge to strive and win the honor, asking why not try.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Stone Bluff
Fountain County
Coyington
Also Mentioned on This Page
N. Y
Spence & Plant
Covington, Ind
Albert Lowden
Veedersburg
Cardiff
Editor Williams
the Democrat
Star and Horse
Bill Shulers
Clem Rodgers
Bend
Alvin C
H. C.robinson
Cates
Alma Board
Western College
Oxford
Ohio
Elmore Arter
John A. Duncan
East Washington Sreet
City
Martin’ Rady
Marx Herzog
Indianapolis
John Frazier
Hillsboro
John Ost
Danville
Pete Ost
Vera Glescock
Agnes Meban
Laura Hunter
Effie Brown
Maud Herzog
Nathan Wolf
Illinois
James Glover
Comrie
Jess
Pete Comrie
Elmer Frazier
O. H. Harden
Violet
Bertha Vanileer
E. J. Faith
the Tremont
Misa Iris Wynn
Mary Hicks Yount
Eva Nebeker
The
Indiana Medical College
Maggie Rinn
T. M. Rinn
Stanley Pavey
William Baldwin
Waynetown
Covington
Will
Mack Irvin
Chickering Square
Monarch
Taylor & Farley
Shonenger
Starr
Richmond
Bailey
Remington, Chase
Scranton
A. M. Olmstead
Ind
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