Local grocer advertises fresh coffee and low prices
A grocer promises fresher pound coffee by buying green and roasting. Prices include Best Media and Java 25¢ per pound, Best Santos 20¢, Best African Java 15¢, Good Rio 12%¢, and various other goods like chocolate, vanilla extract, crackers, tea, oats, and beans with itemized per pound or package rates.
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Java
Santos
African
Rio
Dunham’s
Plymouth Rock
Wee & Roc
Hickens
Christmas goods sale in Greensburg invites buyers
In Cincinnati this week a buyer visits Greensburg with the largest and most complete line of holiday goods ever seen there. The store invites every county teacher to visit and compare prices before purchasing. Special prices offered to churches, Sunday schools and lodges.
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Cincinnati
Greensburg
Arkensburg Markets and Thanksgiving Visiting Notes
Grandmother Glidewell is very low at this writing. Ella Clemons visited her parents Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Harriet Morrow visited Mrs Adam Sample, Tuesday. Nora Starks is visiting relatives at Clarksburg this week. Mrs Dave Rutherford is visiting her mother at this place. Numerous local families hosted and visited for Thanksgiving with reports of sickness and extended family gatherings. Kirby Bros. adds a note on Christmas gifts featuring a rocking chair.
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Ella Clemons
Harriet Morrow
Adam Sample
Nora Starks
Clarksburg
Dave Rutherford
George Jutting
Mr. Carlton
Greensburg Standard Readers urged to check payment date
The Greensburg Standard notes subscribers should examine the date opposite their name to see if their paper is paid. If any error is found, readers are asked to notify the office for correction.
Community notes from Greensburg and nearby areas
Greensburg residents attended and hosted events including a wedding in Columbus and a ninth birthday party. Visitors from Columbus, Nashville, and Flatrock joined local families for social gatherings at M E church, Barger Chapel, and homes on Jackson street and Washington street. Elder Alphonso Burns plans a partial-time Christian preaching posting in Morristown, and local merchants advertise holiday gold items at Tillson & Myers East Main Street.
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M.E. Church
Barger Chapel
Edna Pentzer
Columbus
Opal
Theodore Pentzer
Horace Lemier
Thomas Myers
M.J. Wambholt
Jackson Street
James Baker
Stevenson-Brown
Solaumbus
Epworth League
M. E. Pichurch
Wesley Beam
Flatrock
W. H. K. Beam
I. V. Lawrence
Colymbus
Anna Riley
Silvert Sanders
Nashville
Alphonso Burns
Morristown
Shelby County
Ind
Christian Church
Buckce u Arnica Salve Promises Quick Skin Help
Buckceu Arnica Salve advertised as best salve for sores ulcers eruptions and skin conditions including satirheum fever sores tetter and chapped hands. Promises guarantee satisfaction or money refunded with 25 cents per box sold by Grover and Bonner.
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Grover & Bonner Lly
Local People and Visits Across Clarksburg and Greensburg
Clarksburg notes visitors and locals including Mr and Mrs Martz visiting Cincinnati relatives and Mrs Frank Roche of Greensburg with her parents Mr and Mrs Geo Tarplee. Charles Bohanon, employed at Leesons in Elwood, visited relatives here this week. Dr Beals house burned on Presley farm with Oliver Bruner living there. Mrs Wise and daughter Laura of Greensburg and Mrs Viola Wilson of Totersburgh were guests of the Misses Wise. Wm H Smith returns home from Zionsville where he worked for Lon Ryan who moved away a year ago. W W Grose and daughter Annie were in Greensburg over Sunday with Annie staying to recuperate with Rev Clouds and wife.
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Isaac Woodruff
John Whitehead
Milford
Dr. West
Irene Smalley
Hartsville
George Fraley
Joe Burney
Hope
M. G. Moore
Delgan Moore
Edgar Barbour
Indianapolis
Broady
Sardinia
Chester Pavy
Franklin
J. C. Glass
Frank Roche
Greensburg
Geo. Tarplee
Charles Bohanon
Charles
Leeson’s
Elwood
J. C. Beck
Indiana Tobacco Co
Dr. Beal
Presley
Oliver Bruner
Wise
Laura
Viola Wilson
Totersburgh
Wm. H. Smith
Zionsville
Lon Ryan
W. W. Grose
Annie
Suanday
Rev. Clouds
Local visits and travels reported in Batesville area
Newpoint resident Mrs. Tom King and family visited friends in Batesville last week. Mrs. Henry Wolfe went to Greensburg on Wednesday for dental work. Frank Uber from Indianapolis spent last week with Newpoint relatives. Tom Updike and wife returned Friday from Indianapolis. Mrs. Iida Coleman of Indianapolis is visiting her mother, Mrs. John Freeland. John Walker, recently kicked by a horse, is recovering.
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Tom King
Batesville
Henry Wolfe
Greensburg
Frank Uber
Indianapolis
Newpoint
Tom Updike
Iida Coleman
John Freeland
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Granville Martin
James Wagner
Dave Glidewell
Holman Glidewell
Mary Tremain
Slabtown
Marion Glidewell
Rosa
Elva Martin
Ernest
Tarkey
M.C. Jenkins
Ed Hamilton
Henry Reinkie
Ed Moulton
Dennis O'Day
J.J. Doakes
Burney
Rev. Carmichael
J.J. Putmann
Albertson, Burton and Hoffstetter
Fred
Barney Wolfe
Robert Connelly
Guilford
Nellie Doolan
Harry Adams
M. BE
Siling Furniture Co
Forest Hill
Evalene Tucker
Aden Sanders
Ira
Adams
Ovid Hoize
Thomas Askin
A. G C. Stansbury
Clifty
M.C. Vest
Andrew Williams
Grady Woodruff
Felix Walliams
Clancy Markland
E. F. Evans
Will Finkbine
Ohio
Woodruff
Oxford
William Toothman
George
Mr. Toothman
Kirby Bros
Pee
The
Greensburg Standard
Greensburg, Indiana
Litaer D. Braden
Hartaville
John Lee
Ohu
Nellie Clapp
Gertrude Beck
Goldie Harris
Hershel Lemar
Charlie D. Busk
W. T. Strictland
Mra Stinson J. Barrett
Elmer Stewart
Casper
James T. Rw
Elizabeth Pond
Will Bond
Grace Brown
George H Stevenson
John P. Clapp
Garner
Jefferson and
Taylor Streets
Will H. Mobley
George O. McEibany
Washington Street
Tillson & Myers
East Main Street
Tillson
Buckceu
Mrs. Martz
Hedges & Clark’s
Michigan Avenue
Public Square
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NEW Foundry
Styers--Bowman CO
John Walker
Decatur County
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E.G. Schultz & Co
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