Local residents guests for a weekend and visits
Sim Goldsberry made a business trip to Logansport Thursday. Mrs. Maggie Harness and son Oliver spent Sunday with Chester Meek and wife. Misses Darrce Harness and Edith Hoover spent Sunday and Monday with friends in North Manchester. Mrs. Elsie Adams and daughter Lola were the weekend guests of Tom Graham and family southwest of town. J. A. Funk and wife, M. H. Thomas and wife and Mrs. Maude Thomas were in Indianapolis from Wednesday until Friday. Howard Wood and family of Bunker Hill, Everett Wood and family of Chili, Claude Nichols and family spent Sunday with Levi Wood and family. Mrs. Nell Stewart entertained on Wednesday afternoon, the guests being Miss Marjory Elvin of Huntington, Dorothy Lou Thomas, Mrs. Lulu Endicott and son William of Indianapolis, Misses May Lawrence, Minnie and Cora Davisson, Mrs Ett a Conwell and Mrs Alsie Lawrence. Refreshments were served of ice cream with pineapple and cherry dressing, and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Adams
Lola
Tom Graham
Howard Wood
Bunker Hill
Everett Wood
Chili
Claude Nichols
Levi Wood
Nell Stewart
Marjory Elvin
Huntington
Dorothy Lou Thomas
Lulu Endicott
William
Indianapolis
May Lawrence
Minnie
Cora Davisson
Etta Conwell
Alsie Lawrence
Claude Reed
Gernie Reed
A. P. Reed
F. Myers
Peru
Rosalee Becker
Lafayette
Chas Cook
Logansport
Bert Cook
I. T. Frantz
Geo. Logan
Harry Belk
Pearl
Irene
Columbus
Ohio
Frances Daggett
Nellie Wood
John Swafford
Cora Reed
Posalee Becker
Harley Gabriel
Walton
Elma Gore
Beulah DeVinney
Paul Burke
Cleo McCleland
Chicago
A. P. Watkins
E. Gabriel
Laura
Bessie Cripe
J. W. Swafford
Emmett Graff
Paul Henry
Pete Graff
Lake Manitau
Attorney's Wife Praises Tanlac in Marion
Marion Indiana June 28 1916 One bottle of Tanlac relieved Mrs M C Coble wife of a prominent Marion attorney her 10 year old son and her 80 year old mother Since taking Tanlac my catarrh of the throat is much better and I am not so nervous My mother says she feels like a new woman She has not had a single attack of palpitation of the heart since Tanlac and is generally much improved I am sincere in recommending Tanlac because one bottle has relieved my mother my son and myself Tanlac the Master Medicine is advertised as building up weak run down people and is sold exclusively in Galveston at Galveston Drug Co drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
M. C. Coble
Galveston
Galveston Drug Co
Local Social Notes and Baseball Score Summary
Mrs. John Burrous visited relatives west of town on Monday. The White Sox beat Kokomo 11 to 10 on Sunday. Mrs. Mary Burrous and daughter Cora were guests of Reed Garrison and daughters for Sunday supper. Fred Jessup’s son and his wife from Kokomo have a critically ill child with pneumonia from whooping cough. Lola Pratt and daughter of Kokomo visited James Stanley and family. the daughter stayed through the week. Lester Meek, a member of the state military band at Bloomington, received orders to report for duty and left Wednesday. Otis Spaulding, at Gila Bend Arizona, reported his hotel burned with loss of about 100 dollars. Jesse Graham and wife entertained several neighbors including Mr. and Mrs. Logan of Logansport and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Meek
Bloomington
E. M. Spaulding
Otis
Gila Bend
Arizona
Visitors and Home Improvements Reported in Local Notes
Mrs Mary Terrell and son return from Scottsburg. Jos Constable and wife of Logan visit Wm Stanley and wife Sunday. Mrs Alice Cornell building a cellar and making improvements to her property. Mrs Wm Peter returns from Francesville visit with sister Mrs James Ricks and family. Geo Lane and wife return to Danville Illinois after visit with sister Mrs Chas Miller and family. Mrs Mollie Spruce and John Tyn er of Kokomo with Wilson Campbell and wife attend Theodore Bougher funeral at Elwood. Ward Tidrick and wife and others spend Sunday with Wm Saylor and wife at Kokomo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Cornell
Wm. Peter
James Ricks
Francesville
Geo. Lane
Danville
Ilinois
Chas. Miller
Mollie Spruce
John Tyner
Kokomo
Wilson Campbell
Theodore Bougher
Elwood
Sunday Dinner Guests Reach Across Several Families
Claude Reed and wife hosted a large gathering with Gernie Reed and family A P Reed and family F Myers and wife of Peru and Miss Rosalee Becker of Lafayette La. plus many local relatives visiting and returning from trips to Columbus Kokomo and Winona Lake.
Sunday Socials Spread Across Newport and Vicinity
Alton Kraus and family returned to Newport after visiting his mother Mrs. Maria Krauss. Pam Tritt and family hosted company. John Burrous and wife from Galveston joined Rev. Bailey and wife. Numerous couples and families shared Sunday dinners and greetings at homes around Hemlock Pipe Creek Walton and nearby areas. Preaching is scheduled for Saturday evening at 7 40. Bert Cook and wife entertained Orville Campbell Milo Troyer and George Myers and wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Kraus
Newport
Kentucky
Maria Krauss
Pam Tritt
John Burrous
Galveston
Rev. Bailey
Harry Brown
Chas. Peck
Ray Peck
Brown
Nellie
James Sperry
Frank Carey
A. P. Carey
Alice Myers
Edgar
Emmett Shope
Hemlock
Elizabeth Campbell
Christopher Bean
Harry Bean
Bertha Deisch
Esther Alspaugh
Earl
Leo Erny
Mr. Bechdel
Ralph Lutz
Pipe Creek
Aliie Alspaugh
Lafe Alspaugh
Earl Plank
Walton
Bert Cook
Orville Campbell
Milo Troyer
George Myers
Dr Kings New Life Pills Advertised For Clear Skin
An ad touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as the path to a clear complexion by cleansing the system. It claims gentle action, no griping, liver relief via bowels, suitable for all ages, and priced 25 cents at the drugstore.
Cardus touted as life changing tonic by Chillicothe resident
Mrs. Ed Davis of Chillicothe testifies Cardus, a vegetable tonic for women, gave her back the ability to walk after four years of weakness following childbirth. She credits four bottles with restoring strength, saying neighbors are amazed by her recovery and urging others to try Cardus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
Ohio
Cardus
Ed Davis
Carey
Mrs Claude Nichols and Baby Visit Levi Wood Family
Mrs Claude Nichols and her infant spent Wednesday with her parents Levi Wood and his wife, sharing a family gathering and visiting in a domestic, small town scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Nichols
Baby
Levi Wood
Pleasant Valley Social Notes and Measles Report
Miss Mary McManama and Loun ella Foreman visited Miss Alice Gransinger near Pleasant Valley. Three new measles cases are reported: Thomas Mendenhall, Stanley Turley and Victor Beck. Mrs. Emma Stonebraker hosted a dinner for her son Roy, with M. B. Williamson and wife. Everett Zeck and Mrs. Caroline Zeck traveled to Illinois due to the death of Mrs. Richard Poundstone. The Wednesday Afternoon Club gathered at Emmett Mabbitt’s home. attendees included multiple local families. Ice cream and cake were served. prizes went to Mrs. Chas Jackson and Clarence Bone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McManama
Lounella Foreman
Alice Gransinger
Pleasant Valley
Emma Stonebraker
Roy
M. B. Williamson
Thomas Mendenhall
Stanley Turley
Victor Beck
Harry Wilson
Floyd
Henry Zeck
Everett Zeck
Caroline Zeck
Illinois
Richard Poundstone
Emmett Mabbitt
John Bone
Clarence Bone
Horace Moore
Joe McCloskey
Chas. Jackson
Elmer Beck
Carl
Zook
Wm. Immel
Orville Immel
Millie Rabhi
Bell Beall
Logansport
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sim Goldsberry
Maggie Harness
Oliver
Chester Meek
Darrce Harness
Edith Hoover
Manchester
J. A. Funk
M. H. Thomas
Maude Thomas
Tanlac
White Sox
Mary Burrous
Cora
Reed Garrison
Fred Jessup
Lola Pratt
James Stanley
Jesse Graham
Wm. Logan
Tom Logan
Glen
Clarence Emerick
Eva Stanley
Harry Stafford
Vernie Stafford
Azel Bell
Mamie Cotterman
Mary Terrell
Scottsburg
Jos
Lincoln
Burton’s Store
Ecru Voile
Geo. W. Burton
Galveston, Ind
Sargent
Faris Hardware
Young America
IEE
Studebaker, Saxon, Haynes and
Cole Automobiles
Hubler Bros
Jim Erastus
Indiana
Plutop
Juniper
Sandy Juniper
Rochembeau
Brilliant
Coco
Vieux Chaslin
Mignon
Jean C. Blane
Fancy C
Cap
Fred Swafford
B. F. Conwell
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