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Greensburg New Era

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1900

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Local Social and Legal Notices From Muncie Area

Attorney Wilson and James I Mendenhall transacted legal business at Muncie last week Lane Kirby and wife entertained A P Bone and wife and Dyar C Elder and family with a sumptuous dinner at their pleasant home north of town Friday Mrs Catharine York of Kentucky purchased the Isgrigg farm in Shelby county through William Fleming Bro Mrs Watkins returned from visit to relatives at Alert Miss Helen Smith accepted a millinery trim job at Bedford and will start about the 15th Ed Evans of Forest Hill spent Friday here William Graves is confined with rheumatism James Scobey of Mt Carmel was the guest of Gov Cumback last week Miss Daisy Collett of Brookville visiting her aunt Mrs Elizabeth Linegar By request the McQuidy aid of the D of R will repeat the play Diamonds and Hearts Friday night March 16 Mrs George Saunders called to Portland for ill mother Miss Dessie Ayers resigns from Garland Mill and will return to Vincennes Ed Donnell of Indianapolis visited parents last week

Wilson James I. Mendenhall Muncie Lane Kirby A.P. Bone Dyar C. Elder William Fleming & Bro Catharine York Kentucky Isgrigg Shelby County Watkins Alert William Graves James Scobey Mt Carmel Gov. Cumback McQuidy D.of R Diamonds and Hearts George Saunders Portland Dessie Ayers Garland Mill Vincennes Howard Johnson Franklin David Mulligan John J. Jackson Mt Pleasant Millhousen John Mr. Jackson John Burton Lebanon Anna Aldrich Jennie Corbett Cincinnati J. N. Moore Harry Clarksburg John Brannon Forest Hill Laura E. E. Crippen Lawrenceburg Elwood Carter L.A. Arbuckle Sardinia A. W. Norton South Dakota Chester W.A. Fuller Brewersville James Powers Powers Fuller Smith Russell Col. M. D. Tackett Palm Beach Florida McNeme The Baptist Church Richmond Westhafer Maxwell Centenary Church Robert Gets Shelbyville McLaughlin

Local Notes on Visits and Business Transfers

Miss Francis Tekulve leaves for North Platte to visit her brother indefinitely. John Hinkle of Mattoon is visiting relatives there. Jennie Winslow returns from a six week visit to Fairmount. Joe Hitt makes a business trip to Indianapolis. Lizzie McConnell visits Burney relatives. Jake Bender of Cincinnati buys the Big Four saloon from Joe Hahn. Dr Bender stays another week. Teeth extractions offered at the D Armond through March 17. James Pottengar out again after rheumatism. Grace Gullefer returns from Indianapolis visit.

W. S. Johnson Francis Tekulve Yesterterday North Platte Nebraska John Hinkle Mattoon Ilinois Jennie Winslow Fairmount Joe Hitt Indianapolis Lizzie McConnell Burney Jake Bender Cincinnati Joe Hahn

McConnell Sends 1900 New Era Subscription Money

From Baker City Oregon on February 27 1900 Dr G W McConnell a top member of the Oregon State Board of Medical Examiners forwards a one dollar P O money order to cover his 1900 New Era subscription. The letter is signed G W McConnell and addressed to W H Glidewell CT IND. DEAR Sin.

Baker City Ore W. H. Glidewell Ind P.O The New Era Sam G. W. McConnell McConnell Oregon State Board of Medical Examiners

Satisfied with Small Profits Curtain and Shoe Sale

An advertisement lists discounted items including lace curtains at 39 cents to 98 cents, U A P corsets in colors for 2.39, ladies silk vesting tops, men's dress shoes, Alpine fur hats, a Marvel clothes wringer, galvanized oil cans, porcelain cups and saucers, boys shoes, spring shapes, and pearl top lamp chimneys with reduced prices. The sale emphasizes striking low prices and a variety of household and fashion goods.

Martha Washington tea planned by Forest Hill church ladies

The Presbyterian Forest Hill church women schedule a Martha Washington tea for Thursday evening March 15 at the church. An entertaining program is planned and supper will be served in Martha Washington costumes. Admission is 15 cents, covering the evening’s expenses, with proceeds aiding missions.

Presbyterian

Love Feast At 1st M E Church And Rally Plans

George Hamilton moves to Kingston as 1st M E Church calls a Sunday 3 p.m. love feast with Wesley admission ticket from 1791 printed in London. Young people plan a Monday March 12 rally at Miss Lizzie Lathrop's house with India themed amusements and curry and rice.

George Hamilton Ruad Kingston 1St M.E Wesley London India Mike Patton Jater Town M. E Lizze Lathrop

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