Local notices and social items from Musilvine and surrounding towns
Lew Gustin makes a business trip to Twelve Mile on Wednesday. Eva McClung of Rochester visited Miss Sue Fisher earlier in the week. A display of wallpaper at the town store drew attention. Druggist Piper and Mr. and Mrs. Mohler returned from Union township after a three week visit. Nora and Mary Bal(s)baugh of near Mexico stayed with Mrs Albert Eikenberry. Macabee lodge members enjoyed maple taffy at their Wednesday night meeting. Hall and Loewenthal promote sturdy footwear linking comfort to the ball of the foot. Lon Dewald and family visited his brother Jacob Dewald west of town. Samuel Gerard of near Lucetta bought a new buggy from Fouts Bros. Miss Marie Boblinger of La Porte stays with Mr and Mrs Perry Fishburn. Mrs Levi Eikenberry of near Mexico visited her sister Mrs Albert Eikenberry. Nathan Pearson of the Mexico flouring mill greeted Denver friends. Burton Wade returned to Denver after a year in Logansport. Subscriptions renewals noted for the Tribune. The era’s big struggle is the boy versus his shoes, yet Hall and Loewenthal pledge lasting quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Gustin
Twelve Mile
Eva McClung
Rochester
Sue Fisher
Sam
Piper
Public Sale of Household and Kitchen Furniture
Public sale of household and kitchen furniture on April 22 1905 at 2 p m at the seller's residence in Denver. All items offered without reserve to the highest bidder. Three dollar credits for approved security on sums over three dollars. under three dollars cash. No removal until terms are complied with. Margaret McElwee and William Bell Auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Margaret McElwee
William Bell
Tribune offers free year of Dignam's Magazine to correspondents
The Tribune provides one year subscription to Dignam's Magazine for each correspondent. Recipients may keep the issue this week without risk of ban. After one year, they should mail a postal card to discontinue if they do not want continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Dignam’s Magazine
Cure for stomach disorders with Kings New Life Pills
Lula Miss man C G Grayson reports relief from stomach and bowel disorders after taking Dr Kings New Life Pills. He claims digestion improved and overall health restored. Pills sold for 25 cents at Piper's drugstore with guarantee.
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C.G. Grayson
Lula
Miss
Dr. King
Piper
Local Correspondence from Huntington and Peru Notes
A collection of local notices covers visits and illnesses including Mrs Irvin Mays in Huntington, Mrs Sallie Homan with a felon on her thumb, and Miss Pearl Knight sewing for Mrs E E Conner. The Mays and Homan items pair with community updates on assesor Sams, Coopers visit, and Sunday gatherings with Miss Huldah Rimpler. The piece also reports on deaths, club meetings, and route four farm activities with bees, carpentry, and spring work details. Rev George Myers, blind for years, died after a stroke. The Mexico Musical Club met for Mrs Fisher’s 45th birthday with about 35 guests including Peru residents. Route 4 notes leisure and farm progress, fence rebuilding, new buildings, and a driving horse purchase sparking jokes about era customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Mays
Huntington
Sallie Homan
Miss Pearl Knight
Peru
E. E. Conner
Mexico
W.N. Fisher
Town
Local Social Notes And Birth Announcements
Kinzie Courter made a business trip to Mexico Tuesday. Daisy Allman Olive Wiedenhoeft visited Edna Harrison Sunday. Frank Wiedenhoeft and family spent Sunday with Clinton Shrock at Shrocktown. Eva Kraning Pleasantview and Pearl Earhart Woolleytown visit North Manchester. Three births reported in Courier area this week a son to Charles Mathers and girls to Albert Donaldson and R. H. Armantrout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Kinzie
Mexico
Daisy Allman
Olive Wiedenhoeft
Edna Harrison
Frank Wiedenhoeft
Clinton Shrock
Shrocktown
Eva Kraning
Pleasantview
Pearl Earhart
Woolleytown
North Manchester
Courier and Vicinity
Charles Mathers
Albert Donaldson
R. H. Armantrout
Deedsville News Notes and Social Visits
Deedsville reports Nathan Karn of Kokomo at home. Bert Buck and family moved to Deedsville last week. Pearl Olds visited Mrs Libbie Kotterman. John Hower and wife visited friends in Peru. Norpha Lockwood visited her parents. Essie Moody and Nellie Leedy travelled to Denver last Monday. Althea Robbins spent time with uncle Bronson Doud and family near Chili. Aid society met at Mrs Fretz's to sew for Mrs Gamble near Perrysburg. George Lockwood and three daughters visited Bertha Heddens near Twelve Mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Buck
Deedsville
Norpha Lockwood
Essie Moody
Nellie Leedy
Denver
Althea Robbins
Bronson Doud
Chili
Aid Society
Fretz
Gamble
Perrysburg
George Lockwood
Bertha Heddens
Twelve Mile
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Az Eretet
Misses
Panama
Oxford
Drew-Selby
P&l? Ladies’ Kid Gloves
Axminster
Smyrna
Brussells
Royal Wilton
Casmere
Mmade
South Broadway
Indiana
Florsheim
Excelsior” Men's
JRA
Musilvine
O. L. Mohler
Union Township
Nora
Mary Balsbaugh
Albert Eikenberry
Maccabee Lodge
John S. McCarthy
Jud
S. M. Wright
Kokomo
Fred Wright
Hall & Loewenthal
Lon Dewald
Jacob Dewald
Samuel Gerard
Lucetta
Fouts Bros
Marie Boblinger
Laporte
Perry Fishburn
Levi Eikenberry
Nathan Pearson
Mexico J
Burton Wade
Logansport
John
McCarthy
Ind
Margaret J. Coil
Robert Bond
Sams
Cooper
Gertrude Rimpler
Mattie Lineback
Maye Cox
Huldah Rimpler
Sylvester
Zook
Mich
George Myers
Dunkard
Frank Fisher
Daugh
Gus Maus
J. M. Fouts
Ira Eikenberry
Jonas Earhart
James Heimlick
Friend Brothers
Stone Masons
John Kraning
Lawrence Rush
Oscar Miller
Henry Baickbill
Courter
A. R. Sullivan
Friend
Sullivan
South Peru
West Courter
Frank
Samuel Earhart
Samuel
Frank Wiedenhoest
Nathan Karn
O. Moseley
West Second St
Peru, Ind
Ayers
Buckingham’. Dye
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