Local residents visit kin and travel for a variety of small trips
Adam Stahl of Kokomo and Edward Decker with sister visit relatives here while Mrs Rosa Jackson visits. The Millhousen Eclipse Band plans a 4 grand picnic. Several residents attend the Old Nettlers Meeting in Westport and others shop in Greensburg and Shelbyville. A baseball score Greensburg 15 St Paul 5. Visitors include Miss Leona Johannes and Mrs B J Weakley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millhousen Eclipse Band
Edward Decker
Grain-O praised as coffee substitute by a child test
A letter from Fannie Williams, ten, praising Grain-O from Ipessee Pure Food Co of Le Roy New York. She says her mother, a heavy coffee drinker, switched to Grain-O and now all five of them drink it. They use a package each week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bredanxan, Mica
Ipessee Pure Food Co
le Roy
Fanniz Walliams
Community Visitors Share Short Family News
Mechanicsburg resident Mrs Martha Johnson visits her son for a few days. Attendees from here joined the Rett meeting at Westport last week. Jaernesea Martin and Ottis Martin of Slabtown visited relatives over Sunday. The Starks party at Mioudsy weight report a good time. CoE Moulton and children of Westport visited relatives here last week. Miss Mae Jackson returns home today after a pleasant visit with Mrs Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Johnson
Jaernesea Martin and
Ottis Martin
Slabtown
Mae Jackson
Appetite of a Goat Promotes Dr King’s Pills at Local Store
The column notes Dr King’s New Life Pills offer a remedy for poor appetites and disturbed digestion with claims of improved appetite, regularity, and health. Grover and Bonner sell the product for twenty five cents. Community items include Farmers’ Fair attendance, local trades and residents’ movements, sickness lists, home construction, and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Grover & Bonner’s
Consumption Threatened
A Cham paign Illinois resident c Unger reports chronic coughing and tests before using Foley's Honey and Tar, which reportedly cured the ailment after months of physician care now leading to relief and no further trouble. Alexander & Co. is noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Unger
Maplestreet
Champaign, Il
Foley
Alexander & Co
Community notes from Middle Branch social and visits
A crowded Coles pond picnic, birthdays and church socials mark a week in Middle Branch. Visits span Isaac Redington family with Joan Osting, Fred Osting hosting Epworth League, and numerous relatives from Illinois, Indianapolis and Greensburg calling on local residents. A farm fair attract drew Pumphrey Evans wagons. veteran diarrhoea treatment anecdote cites Chamberlains remedy aiding David Taylor after Civil and Spanish war service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coles’ Pond
Isaac Redington
Joan Osting
James Clemons
Sandcreek
Fred Osting
Five Doctors Failed Then Foley cures Mrs Sales
Mrs Frances L Sales of Missour Valley Indiana writes she suffered kidney trouble for years. After trying five doctors without relief, she used Foley s Kidney Cure and experienced a perfect cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances L. Sales
Missour Valley
Foley
Local Notes and Births from Burney Area
Burney residents report a busy week with visits in Waldron and Columbus. Charley Robbins and wife welcomed a healthy boy Tuesday. Miss Laura Jones of Milroy visits Miss Minnie Jones. Old settlers’ gathering at Westport drew attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Risk from Brown County. Braden and Bessie Miers suffer malaria fever while Clarence Jones hosted by Maudlin family. Rev. Tincher of Greensburg gave a well received speech at Saturday’s celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Jones
Waldron
Charley Robbins
Laura Jones
Milroy
Minnie Jones
Mrs. Risk
Brown County
Clarence Jones
Jesse
John Maudlin
Ozie Spurgeon
Williamstown
Ollie Maudlin
Rev. Tincher
Greensburg
Local notes from Alert area feature visits and arrivals
Horace and Robert Roberts made a flying trip to Alert on Sunday. Mr. Brewer erects a shed over his saw mill. J G Robbins reports a horse with pink eye. W S Robbins headed to Des Moines with show cattle. Miss Nona Burns visits cousin Mrs Nona Moberty. Mrs Webster Holmes and her daughter visit relatives in Ohio. Gilman Davis and wife served ice cream Sunday evening. A G Taylor plans to build a wire fence on the north farm. Felix Gartin family from Burney visit daughter Mrs Anna Robbins. Ed Jordan plans to move to Steining farm near Westport soon. Clarence Tolin seen in Union vicinity recently. John Armstrong and family visit George Webster. Charles Sturgis and Charles Robbins families camping below Westport. Oscar Short, Cliff Morgan and Miss Cora Burkman with Gertie Short visit north of town. Many attend Letts church. Rev Sanford sermon praised highly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilman Davis
A. G. Taylor
Felix Gartin
Burney
Anna Robbins
Ed Jordan
Gaynorsville
George Webster
Charles Sturgis
Charles Robbins
Westport
Oscar Short
Cliff Morgan
Cora Burkman
Gertie Short
Tarkey
Friends
Letts
Sanford
Bucklen Arnica Salve Advertises Universal Cure
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touted as best for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salirheum fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions with piles cure guaranteed or money back. Price 25 cents per box. Sold by Grover & Bonner, Illyl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover & Bonner, Illyl
Local notes from Sandusky and Marion visitants
Sandusky residents traveled to Marion on Wednesday. The Shirley side-track work progresses. Ball playing gains attention in town. Sam Tappin moved to the old Johny Shedd residence. Mrs. A. M. Reed enjoys a ten day outing at Benton Harbor. Miss Gertrude Williams returned from Indianapolis last Thursday. Mr. Styers and Rush county kin visited Jim Harrell's home. Dr Monroe Armstrong and wife and Miss Elsie Moffett of Brookville joined for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley
Sam Tappin
Johny Shedd
A. M. Reed
Benton Harbor
Gertrude Williams
Indianapolis
Styers
Rush County
Jim Harrell
Monroe Armstrong
Elsie Moffett
Brookville
Local News Briefs Include Visits and Church Class
This week’s notes mention guests of Mr Arm strong's sister Mrs Roszell. The infant daughter of Grant Ruddle is seriously ill with cholera infantum. Miss Cora Shaner of Indianapolis visits Miss Mawi and Mollie Chandler. Mrs John Demoss and Greensburg children visit Mrs Will Bruanker. Miss Ossie Moffett and brother visit their aunt Mrs Will Rostell. A large probationer class was received into full church membership by Bro Jewett with four immersions at the creek and orderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Armstrong
Mrs. Roszell
Grant Ruddle
Cora Shaner
Indianapolis
Mawi
Mollie Chandler
William Swails
Martha Swails
Greensburg
Ossie Moffett
Benton Harbor
Will Rostell
Bro. Jewett
Electric Bitters touted as blood purifier cure
Dr. D B Cargile reports Mrs. Brewer cured of scrofula after years of suffering. The letter claims Electric Bitters heals head and facial sores and calls it the supreme remedy for eczema tetter salt rheum ulcers boils and running sores. It purportedly cleanses the liver kidneys and bowels, expels poisons and boosts strength. 40 cents. Grover Bonner druggists guarantee sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Cargile
Washita
Grover & Bonner
Spring Hill Notes on Campaign Speech and Local Affairs
Local notes report Joseph Rogers family health concerns and the first campaign speech. Johnson and Kerrick sale set for Tuesday as school repairs prepare for September. Mentions Gilbert Wissel and Nick Laurance moving, and prompts urging labor for Pike Road contracts amid distrust of distant contractors. Ad warns Foley's Honey and Tar for infants to prevent pneumonia or croup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Rogers
Johnson and Kerrick
John Wissel
William Hamilton
Nick Laurance
Dannell
Laws of Newspapers on Delivery and Payment
The notice outlines that anyone who takes a newspaper from the post office is liable for payment. If a paper is not discontinued, the publisher may continue billing for all arrears. Courts have ruled that refusing to take papers and leaving them uncalled for is evidence of intent to fraud.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Royar
Ulker
Royal
Royal Baking Powder CO
William GT
New York
The
Greensburg Standard
Greensburg, Indiana
Luther DL
Braden, Prorrigvor
Millhousen
Adam Stahl
Kokomo
Philip Goldsmith
Rosa Jackson
Pee Hahn
B. Zapfe
Cincinnati
William Herbert
Herman Fry
Mary and
Anna Goldsmith
John Herbert
Wife Sunday
Sarah Redelman
Anderson Relatives
John Whitkemper
Theodore
J. Paul
Fred Avery, Jr
Shelbyville
John Avery
Brightwood
T. D. Morris
J. Jenkins
Michigan
J. R. Kanouse
B. J. Weakley
Leona Johannes
Abner Buell
Elmer Shortridge
W. A. Stockinger
Batesville
Jack Henderson
Fowler, Ind
Dudley Templeton and
St. Paul
Clarence Adams
Columbus
Benjamin Jenkins
R. J. Depew
Mary Bailey
S. W. Avery
Mechanicsburg
Starks’ Mioudsy
Farmers’ Fair
George Dickey
Cece
Harry Jongnecker
Marshall Storms
Floyd Lanham and Son
Kammerling Farm
Frack Stout
Allie McDonald
Carrie Burney
John Templeton
Ed Dike
Herschel Pavy
Henderson
Colorado
Middle Branch
Ina Doles
Jessie Redington
William Skinner
Thomas Doles
Frank Hillis
Lillie Marlow
Lena Lanham
James
George Osting
Charles
Illinois
Elwood
Lizzie Cooksey
Flora Redington
Flora Osting
William Perry
John
John Redington
Myron Jenkins
Newpoint
R. G. Adams
Gus Logan
Ervin
Rugby
Barney
Jesse Maudlin
Lula Wolfe
Mable Howell
Hartaville
Pumphrey & Evans
Spain
David Taylor
Wind Ridge
Greene County
Chamberlain
Batterton
W. A. Manlove
Old Settlers
Walter Stewart
Lou Alexander
Braden
Bessie Miers
Horace
Robert Roberts
Alert
Mr. Brewer
J.G. Robbins
W. S. Robbins
Des Moines
Iowa
Miss Nona Burns
Mrs. Nona Moberty
Bucklen
Sandusky
Marion
John Demoss
Will Bruanker
Spring Hill
West Side
Hamilton & Foley, Tailors
VIA
Dales
Big Four
Warren J. Lynch
W.p.deppe
G.P
Asst
G. P
T. A. Cincinnati
Richmond, Va
M Sovereign Grand Lodge
W.P. Deppe
G.pl
T. A. Asst
T. A
Tri Vickets
Ecall
W. P. Deppe
B.A. Asst
PB. A
Leander J A. McCoy
Endersigree
Decatur
Indiana
Leander A. McCoy
Dan Waccoy
Ted
Enegt & Davidson
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!