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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1901
Page
7
Illnesses stem from kidney trouble as blood passes through the kidneys every three minutes. Kilmer's Swamp Root is advertised as a remedy with sample offers and pamphlets, urging readers to mail for information.
Miss Zelda Gartin clerks for Morgan and Gaston while Z W Rollinson moves to a new residence. Ed Brown and Charles Beagle work in Anderson. Residents visit Greensburg Harris City Newberg and Hartsville. Miss Stella King marries Harry Arbuckle at home of bride’s mother Rev J G Brengle officiating. Foley Kidney Cure anecdote. Protracted meetings at Baptist church and Willing Workers install two new stores in the M E church.
The purchasing committee included A. Wolth L. T. Howell and Milt Minor. Residents attended a Milford Thanksgiving Eve entertainment while Mrs Wat Dean and Mrs James Galbraith shopped in Greensburg. Reverend E L Sanders preached at the M E church. Zoellner's offered candy and butter creations praised as neat fresh and clean.
Sandusky Mrs Emma Sefton visited last week. Miss Lizgeie Smullen of McCoy visited Stella Cavern. F A Higgins and wife spent Sunday with friends. Pearl play attended the Dove Jackman dance Tuesday. Bessie Clingenpeel went to Greensburg to live with Mrs Martha Swails. Mrs Jane Goddard of Greensburg visits relatives here. Ernest Armstrong, from Chicago, visiting sister Mrs William Rogerell on way home to Brookville. Over stocked on felt and rubber boots prices must sell. At Morg Hamiltons.
Clifty notes Elmer Allen traveled to Alabama Tuesday seeking a suitable place to locate. Other items include a broad smile from Charles Braden after becoming a father of an eleven pound boy and a well attended Thanksgiving oyster supper hosted by church women. Drake the jeweler advertises jewelry, watches, and locks.
Miss Bird Henry of San Antonio visits Lambert Moor's. Henry Robbins' son sick with slight hope of recovery. Rev. Huddleson greeted by large M E church congregation. Miss Carrie Armstrong returns to Indianapolis. Professor Fisher visits hometown. Rev. J J Adams preaches at Baptist church to large crowds. Adams and wife return to Anderson after stay with relatives.
Poor health forced a early return home for a resident. Miss Myrtle Burkman of Butlerville visits friends here. The family plans to move to Menecie soon. Mrs Burkman, an invalid, will visit neighbors briefly. Telephone committees will meet at John Shafer’s home to discuss business exchanges. Will Lowe and wife Sam Shirk and son with Mrs Minerva Gilchrist, all of Indianapolis, shared Thanksgiving with Tom Shirk and wife. Tom Shirk will move to Greensburg soon. Joseph Drake promotes his jewelry for the holiday season with good stock and low prices.
Horace residents hosted Roy McGee and Elmer Doles Monday night. Robison and Davie shipped cattle to Cincinnati Thursday while Robbins and Wright sent stock to the Queen City Tuesday. Family visits include Chas McGee with sol Jones and wife, and Rev John Huckleberry with A G Taylor at Poston. William Davis traveled to Indianapolis with cattle from Greensburg. A lively Harris City Horace baseball game on Thanksgiving ended with Harris City winning by a small margin. Walter Robbins umpired. Cort McGee injured his right foot while hunting. Dr. Thomas of Greensburg treated the wound and full use may take about three months.
An advertising notice contrasts grain-fed and crossfed horses and rosy versus dull children. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as more than food, claiming it boosts appetite, digestion, red blood, and growth, and it urges sending for a free sample from Scott & Bowne in New York.
A vintage advertisement from Kirtsy Bros invites customers to take advantage of a fine selection of items for sale. The brief notice highlights practical bargains and urges immediate visit to shop.
A plea to women of large families to seek free advice from Lydia E. Pinkham's Laboratory Lynn Mass. The letter from Mrs Carrie Belleville Ludington Mich cites relief from menstration pain and improved ability to manage eight in the family after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
The ad argues many combs fail by having teeth sawed out, urging hand finished models as lasting solutions. It promotes a full line of pocket, dressing, and fine combs, noting some are nearly unbreakable. Higher initial cost, but better long term value.
Dr J B Kirkpatrick profiles eighteen years of experience in treating female and rectal diseases with a pain reducing method. He has treated over three hundred patients in Decatur county, offering free consultation at DeArmond Hotel and at No 3 East Ohio street Indianapolis. Kirkpatrick Koko-Kones and Laxa live Lozence advertised for sale by Talbott and Moss.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the Decatur Circuit Court of Indiana Trustee of the estate of John F. Woolverton deceased. Sáld extufe is solvent. Sarah T. Woolverton Trustee Bennett & Davidson Attorneys 4913.
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