Twenty Three Years Have Passed at Dover
Local notes record several community items. W. C. Miller called on his best girl at Dover Sunday evening. Wash Mote and wife returned from California. T. M. Campbell and Al Pickett attended a poultry fair in Indianapolis. Bertie Steil, age 4, died after a two week illness. Denton Cox will leave Saturday for a clerkship at Rossville. Will Kelsey from Linnsburg visited town. Grandma Shiver returned from Otterbein visiting Maud Sterne. Rhorer and Kersey drug firm observed by mutual consent as S. G. Kersey retires. D. W. Booker purchased two lots west of Uncle Jerry Motes. Mell Cunningham left for Nebraska and Kansas City visiting Reuben Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. Miller
Dover
Wash Mote
California
T. M. Campbell
al Pickett
Indianapolis
Bertie Steil
Denton Cox
I. W. Craig
Rossville
Will Kelsey
Linnsburg
Social notes from Highview and surrounding towns
Local residents share visits and gatherings across Darlington, Center Grove, Mace, Wingert, and Indianapolis. Names include Herman Smith, L W Vannice, Rade Crumm, William Pierce, Sarah Faust, Hazel Vannice, Homer Chambers, Walter Faust, Edgar Simmons, Archie Bond, Tacy Quigg, Alice Sorrels, Virgil Sorrels, John Isordon, Fern Young, Mabel Quigg, Rena Quigg, Maurice Vannice, Halfred Quigg, Morris Quigg, C B Mullen. Buy it in Darlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Smith
L. W. Vannice
Rade Crumm
Darlington
William Pierce
New Market
Sarah Faust
Hazel Vannice
Homer Chambers
William Chambers
Mace
Walter Faust
Indianapolis
Edgar Simmons
New Ross
Archie Bond
Westhesda
Walter Martin
Tacy Quigg
Rena
C. A. Quigg
Center Grove
Alice Sorrels
Virgil Sorrels
Wingert
John Isordon
Chicago
Roy Sorrell
Fern Young
Mabel
Rena Quigg
Maurice Vannice
Halfred
Morris Quigg
C. 8
Mullen
At the Library periodical notices
A compact roundup of articles in current periodicals. Pieces highlighted include Andrew Carnegie on free libraries and a boyhood memory of Pittsburg, with other essays and features from The Outlook The Literary Digest Current Opinion National Geographic and The Gifted Mother of Civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Home Journal
Andrew Carnegie
Pittsburg
Anderson
Allegheny
Phills
Andrew
Ime
California
Congress
Congress.’ the Literary Digest
Wilson
National Geographic Magazine
Italy
Tanlac hailed by Indiana couple as cure for rheumatism
A 60 year old Ashersville general store owner says Tanlac freed him from seven years of rheumatic pains and his wife from kidney trouble. The couple reports renewed sleep and energy with Tanlac, described as Master Medicine for stomach, liver and kidney trouble. Sold in Darlington at Corner Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Tanlac
B. F. Hendricks
Ashersville
Taniac
Darlington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brainard & Butler
Darlington Lumber & Coal Co
Brainard & Butler Home Undertakers
Wray’s Barber Shop
J.B. Cooper
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Grandma Shiver
Otterbein
Mrs
Maud Sterne
Rhorer & Kersey
Mural Consent
S. G. Kersey
D. W. Booker
Uncle Jerry Motes
J. F. Butler
Mell Cunningham
Nebraska
Reuben Cunningham
Kansas City
Highview
Kingan
OLEQ
U. S. Department of Agriculture
QO. J. Mote
F. Wm. Schroif
Prop
Indiana
Campbell & Kersey
Edison
Carper Crowder
Heck Hamilton
Joann Evans
Young’s Chapel
W. C. Vannice
Levi Fisher
Bowers
Alva Corey
Shannondale
Andrew S. Clements
Crawfordsville
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