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Luther D. Braden, proprietor, urges readers to examine the date opposite their name to verify payment status. If any error is found, subscribers are asked to notify the paper as a favor.
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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1902
Page
6
Greensburg Markets Skip Thanksgiving News
Local notes show Clida Armstrong ill and Alva Tucker at home for Thanksgiving. Iva Hall now works for Mrs MeACorkle. W A Taggart and wife visited Indianapolis. Lacy Cox stayed in Westport with sister Mrs Sam Cann. Perry Tucker and wife from Indianapolis visited N Tucker and wife. Ora Petree and daughter Mildred visited Sardinia. Carrie Armstrong and daughter Thelma stay with J Armstrong family. Jessie and Stella Moore returned from Lafayette after Thanksgiving. Nell Simmonds Ada Cox and Bertha Sweeney attended oyster supper in Westport. all reported a fine time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Armstrong
Little Draughter
Thelma
J. Armstrong
Jessie
Stella Moore
LaFayette
Forest
Nell Simmonds
Ada Cox
Bertha Sweeney
Westport
Dr King's New Life Pills claimed to cure illnesses
A Winchester Indiana resident praises Dr King's New Life Pills for curing a severe illness after doctors failed. The ad asserts the pills aid stomach and liver problems and cure constipation and headaches. Available for 25 cents at Grover Bonner's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Austin
Winchester
Ind
Local Residents and Visitors Report from Burney and Surroundings
James Miers and wife move to Burney while Ed Porter resumes school duties. Ernest Hunter worked for John Myers this week. Mrs. John Hamsher of Hope guests here last week. Sherman Lane of Hartsville visits his best girl. Mabel and Ora Brunton visit Maud Storms. Warrie Burney attends Greensburg Teachers Institute. Harvey Vanansdal and wife host relatives from Adams Sunday. John Clarkson and children visit relatives in Ripley and Jennings last week. Jaden sells eleven head of cattle for $585 at the fair. Albert Roszell and wife move to Bennie Moore farm near Letts. Calvin Evans and family occupy former home. Kirby promotes five specials in rock events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Hunter
John Myers
John Hamsher
Hope
Sherman Lane
Hartsville
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures Catarrh Claim
EcGrene Forbes of Lebanon Kansas describes severe catarrh with headaches and impaired senses. He credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with curing the condition after five bottles and asserts no return of symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
EcGrene Forbes
Lebanon
Kan
Thanksgiving Social and Visits Spotted Across Hartsville
Hartsville notes show Albert Wertz visiting Indianapolis, John T. Clapp calling on Grace Sanders in Scottsburg for Thanksgiving, and Ray Ward from Jonesville visiting grandmother Mrs. Sarah Sharp. Local school closed due to scarlet fever fears. Meetings and services at M. E. church and Christian church included prayers and scripture readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Clapp
Grace Sanders
Scottsburg
Ray Ward
Jonesville
Sarah Sharp
A Mullion Voices Cures Man With Severe Cough
Homer Hall of West Point Ia endured a harsh lung illness and coughing fits. Doctors feared consumption until he used Dr King's New Discovery, which he credits with saving his life and restoring his weight to 227 pounds. Price 50c and $1. Trial bottles free at Grover Bonner's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Hall
West Point
Dr. King
Grover & Bonner’s
Community Notes From Burney and Nearby
Will Manlove remains seriously ill at his daughter’s home with family and visitors calling. Dr. Leach and family from Shelbyville visited the Misses Pavy last week. The Baptist church fair drew strong crowds and funds. Rev. W A Pavy and wife visited relatives and Pavy preached Friday night. Rev LaRue delivered a Prodigal Son sermon at the M E church Sunday. A large turnout and orderly gathering marked services. W A Miers and wife hosted a Thanksgiving three course dinner for friends. Burney of Winfield Kansas attended as guest of honor with Joseph Burney and others from Hope present. Bi ae Kirby’s five specials in rock 49:3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer Givens
Elbert Edington
James Edington
Hattie May
Collumbuas
L. E. Jayne
Oscar B. Phillips
Union
The
Christian Church
Joan Riley
Gunn
U. B
E. I. LaRue
M. E
W. A. Pavy
Pro. Pavy
Baptist Church
W. A. Miers
J. 8S. Burney
Winfield
Kansas
Joseph Burney
Hope
Electric Bitters credited with life change by Decatur woman
Mrs 3 H Newsome of Decatur Alabama writes she suffered three years from indigestion and dyspepsia and would have been dead without Electric Bitters. She reports good results and a 35 pound gain after use. The remedy is advertised as a cure for indigestion loss of appetite stomach liver and kidney troubles. Available for 50 cents at Grover Bonour's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3. H. Newsome
Decatur
Ala
Grover & Bonouer’s
Westport Social Notes and Local Updates
Miss Ada Cox visits sister Mrs Ana Cann in Westport. Miss Osie Cunningham is seriously sick with typhoid fever. Jacob Cann injured when kicked by a cat Saturday evening. Frank Armstrong resigns as Marshall. succeeded by Wm Knorr. Mrs Ida Grimes returns to Indianapolis after visiting parents. James Manlief joyful over newborn last week. Mrs Griffey of Shelbyville visits niece Mrs Nannie Miller. Mrs E C McMahon and children return from week with relatives. Miss Lottie DeCrees returns to Berger Ind after funeral. Chas Matthews and Miss Anna Brumfield wed at U B parsonage last week. Walter Whipple and family and Carvel Underwood and family visit Grant county. James Coleman and family and others return from Beaver Falls Pa. See Kirby's five specials in rockers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Cox
Ana Cann
Osie Cunningham
Gas Lights Installed at Clifty M E Church
A Local note set records fittings as the M E church at Clifty is now furnished with gas lighting. Various residents including Miss Barbour visiting L O Blackmore and wife and Prof Todd visiting Vernon are among the many social updates listed. Protracted meetings are planned at the church starting Wednesday night December 8 with Rev Hartsook of Greencastle assisting on Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Rev
Hartsook
Greencastle
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promoted for Wounds and Burns
Soldiers in the last war praised Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for scratches bruises cuts wounds and sore feet. It also helps burns scalds boils ulcers skin eruptions and piles. Only 25c at Grover and Bonner’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover & Bonner
Williamstown News Notes and Local Appointments
Daisy Spurgeon has a new plane. Billie Anderson shipped a car of hogs Wednesday. Will Price was here the first of the week on business. Bella Fishback spent the latter part of last week with her parents. Mr Runyon and wife returned from a visit in Tipton county. Roxie Parker returned to Indianapolis for school after a two week visit with home folks. J H Parker and family attended the funeral of their uncle John Richey at Milroy Friday. He died in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Anderson
Will Price
Bella Fishback
Mr. Runyon
Tipton County
Roxie Parker
Indianapolis
J. H. Parker
John Richey
Milroy
Kingston News Roundup Highlights Local Illnesses Births and Visits
Mrs Rider and Mrs Buell are on the sick list with Mrs Buell in a fragile state. Miss Anna Lindley stayed with J N Moore at Clarksburg. Rhoda Bowen went to Anderson Monday due to her sister’s illness. Rev Charles Adams and wife welcomed a son named John Maxwell. Capitola Meek hosted a six o’clock dinner for friends. Willi Stewart and wife hosted the Up-to-Date Club. Bartletts visited friends Tuesday before starting new work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoda Bowen
Anderson
Capitola Meek
Dyspeptic Household Relief Promoted by Dyspepticide
Advertisement touts Dr. Loyal Ford's Dyspepticide as a cure for indigestion and irritability in the home. Claims to restore stomach health and happiness. promotional copy cites Alexander & Co. as the supplier of the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Ford
Alexander & Co
An Ideal Woman's Medicine Prompts Wide Demand
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is hailed as a cure for female complaints with unparalleled demand across the nation. Mrs Pinkham invites women to write from Lynn Massachusetts for advice, with correspondence seen only by women and no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Atlantic
Pacific
Josie Irwin
College St
Nashville, Tenn
Social and family visits around Sandusky and nearby towns
Mrs. W O Roszell spent part of last week with friends in Fairmount. Napoleon Miller of Vevay Switzerland county visited relatives here Saturday. Ed Martin of Lawrence was guest of Mary T Martin and family last Thursday. Mrs Martha Swatls and Bessie Clingenpeel of Greensburg visited relatives here last week. Henry Applegate and children of Hamilton Ohio were guests of James Harrell and family last week. John Wessel and wife and Harmon Hackman of Batesville visited Roszell and family Sunday and Monday. Andy Clingenpeel and daughter Goldie went to Shelbyville Saturday to see her sister who is dangerously ill. Mrs Mary Martin and daughters Myrta and Jamie dined with Emma Sefton of Greensburg last Friday. Frank Martin, Charlie Clemons and Misses Janie Lester Kitty Nation and Anna Martin were guests of Gertrude Williams Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wright
George Barnes
W. J. Grant
Greensburg
Prof
Todd
Vernon
Watson Bostic
Indianapolis
Mabel Tansy
Lena
Burney
Martha Swatls
Bessie Clingenpeel
Henry Applegate
Hamilton
Andy Clingenpeel
Miss Goldie
Shelbyville
Mary Martin
Myrta
Jamie
Emma Sefton
Frank Martin
Charlie Clemons
Janie Lester
Kitty Nation
Anna Martin
Gertrude Wiliams Tharday
Estate Sale Notice in Indiana 1902
Notice is hereby given that on Saturday December 20 1902 the administrator of Nancy Gibson estate will sell at public auction about 400 bushels of corn and 20 bushels of wheat plus household and kitchen furniture and other items. A nine month credit on sums over five dollars with note security is provided. Sale at Forest Hill one mile west in Jackson township between 10 am and 6 pm. William Hogg administrator Ewine & Ewine attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia A. Jones
Decatur
Cynthia Jones
Decatur County
Indiana
J. N. Anderson
Thomas Hendricks
City of
Greensburg
Lewis B. Jones
Myron C. Jenkins
Jenkins
Nancy Gibson
State of
Forest Hill
Jackson Township
Kirby Bros Furniture Display North Side Square
Local store Kirby Bros showcases a complete line of new furniture including ladies dressing tables music cabinets chiffoniers in quarter oak birds eye maple and mahogany brass and iron beds at the north side of the square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirby Bros
Also Mentioned on This Page
Greensburg Standard
Greensburg, Indiana
Luther DV. Braden
Greensburg Markets
Ices
Clida Armstrong
Alva Tucker
Iva Hall
W. A. Taggart
Lacy Cox
Sam Cann
Perry Tucker
N. Tucker
Ora Petree
Mildred
Sardinia
Ewington
James Miers
Ed Porter
Mabel and
Ora Brunton
Blozace
Maud Storms
Warrie Burney
Teachers” Institute
Harvey Vanansdal
Adams
John Clarkson
Ripley and
Jennings Enaties
Jaden
Albert Roszell
Bennie Moore
Letts
Calvin Evans
Ers
Kirby
Albert Wertz
Harry E. Mahaffey
Barthena Bonnell
Columbus
F. J. Beck
Baxter
Seymour
Clementine Kirsey
Miss Mary Bline
Will Manlove
James Pumphrey
Ae Kirby
Jacob Cann
Frank Armstrong
Marshall
Wm. Knorr
Ida Grimes
James Manlief
Mrs. Griffey
Nannie Miller
E.C. McMahon
Miss Lottie DeCrees
Tom Berger
Chas. Matthews
Anna Brumfield
U. B Parsonage
D. P. McCoy
Walter Whipple
Carvel Underwood
Grant County
James Coleman
Mr. Partington
Beaver Falls, Pa
Armstrong, Vantreese
McDonald
Clifty
Miss Barbour
L. O Blackmore
Freda Simmonds
Barney
Nellie and
Gladys Myers
Freda
Lela Simmonds
Grace Barnes
Edna Barlow
St. Paul
Will Braden
Wife
R. A. Grant
Rockford, Ill
Dr. Crawford
Ben Har
Williamstown
Daisy Spurgeon
Kingston
Buell
Anna Lindley
J.N. Moore
Clarksburg
Charles Adams
John Maxwell
Willi Stewart
Mrs. Bartlett
Sandusky
Napoleon Miller
Vevay
Switzerland County
Ed Martin
Lawrence
Mary T. Martin and
Family
John Wessel
Harmon Hackman
Batesville
W. O. Roszell
OTICE
Eliza Kennedy
Said County
Jace C. Skillman
Holge
Tom Winnedge
Grand Jury
Shaefer Bro
Beth
Wi. c
Keys
Tess
Greer
Marsh
Northwest
Gorner Square
ICA Akes
Asle
Standard Oil CO
Parsons
Postoffice
William Hogg
Ewine & Ewrne, Attorneys
Worthin
N. Side Square
Longépad
Amdene
W. A. Robison
West Side Square
Maryland Shell
J. H. Batterton
Zoellner
Lord-Mott
Baltimore Oysters
Indianapolis Business University Nconite Ore
E. J. Heeb
Ndianapolis College
Kern
M. Ingler
Jupge A. Z. Witer
Cabies
Ahha
Dena
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