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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1900
Page
5
An aged sore or ulcer fails to heal due to blood condition. The ad touts S S S as the only blood purifier that reaches deep into morbid humors, claiming ordinary tonics are poisons. It includes testimonials and a promise of medical guidance from Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta, GA.
Montara Monday in Chicago. Rev J F Huckleberry of Horace visited this week. Mrs Lillie Lagenfell sues Edward for divorce. Eck and family at Lebanon fair. Miss Cora Diserens of Mt healthy guest of Tillson. Uriah Privett judges livestock at Elwood fair. Banner Salve advertised for chapped skin. Mabel McDowell honored by Ava Staley's party. Foley’s Kidney Cure endorsed by J A Lambert. Evangelistic meetings in Philadelphia tents. Saltcreek bonds of 19030 at 4 percent sold. Washington township bonds last week. Ehrhardt returns from Germany. weight gain noted. Bryan and Kammerling visit. Robert Leveriz death at Danville. Grand carnival at Centenary M E church praised. Grain-O praised as coffee substitute. Ainsworth to Cincinnati. typhoid fever in progress. Stout family reunion set near Letts. Bond and license counts up to Sept 1. Grand Opera opens with In Old Virginia. Numerous local notices and social updates.
Letts reports from Newbern during the fair with visits by Mrs. Stout of Indianapolis and other locals. Mentions sales, illnesses, visits, a gas drilling plan, church events, marriages, and a large Baptist meeting focused on home life and Christian values.
A fragmented report lists John L. Hilliard in a cellarette, Cora Starks at Napoleon, and Lewis A. Harding at Versailles for a teachers institute. It notes visits by Dan Backey and Ed, plus Mrs. Ira Kennett and Grace Coles with relatives, and plastering work by Newman and Stowe. The township's first institute is set for next Wednesday and local roads and stone crushing work start, with jobs for many laborers contingent on weather.
Mrs John Butler is on the sick list. Miss Myrtle Cross of Indianapolis visits relatives. The band boys held a social at the school house Thursday. Misses Robenstein return to Cincinnati. Miss Mary Rankin entertained friends Tuesday. Marsh Lowe and wife and James Carter of Greensburg visited Sunday. Ed Hamilton and wife hosted a gathering Friday for Laura Moulton. Miss Mary Nicholson of Indianapolis has been visiting for two weeks. The Up-to-date Club hosted a reception at S L Jacksons. Miss Jean Rankin went to Indianapolis to take a public school position.
Miss Nona Eich from Greensburg visits Miss Mary E. Beck in Hartsville. Mrs. Rebecca Powell of Flatrock visits brother John Gwinn. Rev. C C Bonnell and wife see parents in Washington Indiana. Cummins and Rominger buy Hugh Montgomery's furniture stock. J R Willey and Ada visit Rev. C C Bonnell. Mrs. Charles Locner returns home from San Francisco after weeks here. Mrs. William F. Powell and daughter Sophia of Indianapolis stay with Mrs. Ranson Aiken. Charles Gilliland and Bertha Burney wed at home with Elder Alphonso Burns presiding.
Sardinia reports Gen. Claypoles and his wife with Holton friends Sunday. Our town is well represented at this week’s Farmers' Fair. Geo. M. Manns transacted business at North Vernon Monday. Miss Mary Smith visits her brother Charles in Cincinnati. Rev. Cordrey and wife guests of W. A. Evans and wife. Mrs. Emma King and son Paul of Shelbyville are guests here. Geo. W. Moore returns from Madison and North Vernon. Rev HN. Spear and wife left for Omaha with Carrie Arbuckle.
Local printer advertises quick service and fair prices for job printing. Emphasizes reliable turnaround and reasonable rates for business cards pamphlets and other printed materials.
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