Community highlights and local social notices
Panther Creek resident Panth er Creek, George Himelick, with his father Sunday. Clay Davis near Westport works for J. L. Fultz. A Baptist protracted meeting at Lower Union continues. St. Dennis Thanksgiving shooting match well attended. Sherman Robbins and wife hosted by J. L. Neff. John Roberts and wife visited James Landis family near Westport. Daniel Anderson and sons haul feed from near Newburg to their farm rear here. Old Rodney meeting begins Saturday night and continues indefinitely. Rev. Bady to be here as speaker. George E. Gearries east of Lock Springs hires an auctioneer for sale on Tuesday December 10 at 10 am. Miss McKelvey, our school teacher, won first prize in hitching at Sardinia Thanksgiving time forty three seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Union
St. Dennis
Sherman Robbins
J. L. Neff
Family
Old Rodney
Bady
George E. Gearries
East of Lock Springs
Winter brings visits and wood cutting in Mechanicsburg area
Rosa Martin returns from El iwood while Matt Hunter toils near Ewing ton. Irvin Swango stays with Henry Swango and logs are hauled for Holman Glidewell who rebuilt after a Wednesday fire. Neighbors visit, cut wood, and prepare a new house at the old Glidewell site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Martin
el Iwood
Matt Hunter
Ewington
Frank Johnston
Charles Moulton
Henry Swango
Irvin Swango
Holman Glidewell
W.A. Clemons
Clay
Herman Glidewell
Public Speaker Interrupted by Cough Cure
An ad by J. H. Batterton promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for colds coughs and pneumonia claiming a genuine product with no opiates in a yellow package. It notes public speakers are often interrupted by coughing and presents the cure as preventing further issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
J. H. Batterton
Foley’s
Poley & Company
Chicage
Local Notes from Kingstown and Nearby Areas
Mrs Charles Throp's condition improves. Wilbur Donnell sold cattle and hogs to Ambrose Donnell this week. Families from Greensburg, Ko komo, and Rush county visit and travel. A fine mare broke a leg while playing. Thanksgiving gatherings include many locals and a double wedding of sisters Stella and Elizabeth Gloshen. Church schedules list services, leagues, and meetings across Letts Mt. Pleasant Westport and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Donnell
Ambrose Donnell
Charles Throp
Arthur Lowe
Charles Williams
Greensburg
Ramsey Wolford
Gaynorsville
Lewis Brook
Lestry Rider
Minnie
Hal Bruner
Yelbert Davis
Stella Gloshen
Virgil Henry
Elizabeth Gloshen
Carl Rawlston
Rush County
Westport News Notes Local Visits and Moves
Westport residents record various visits and movements. Clarence Scott’s family welcomes a newborn son. Lt Claude Maudlin of Indianapolis visited relatives. Ed Whalen's family spent Thanksgiving in Terre Haute. Mrs Stella Givans and sister Mrs Ethel Owens visited Letts. Mary Baker returned to Indianapolis after a stay. Mrs Hawkins of Louisville visited C. A. Weaver’s family and returned home. Lela Templeton returned to Greensburg after visiting Mrs Owens. The post office moved to a building on the Morgan property west of its former site. Mrs Charley Boicourt and daughter returned to Anderson after an extended visit. Gilmore Morgan, who sold his hotel and moved to Indianapolis, visited. Maud Williams and son returned to Rushville after visiting her mother Mary Kenton. Everett Cox and family left for New Mexico to take a claim near his father, now glad with the new home. The Independent telephone exchange is being moved to Westport from Sardinia. There is general wish that the keyboard remain in the very of ghosted line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LtClaude Maudlin
Indianapolis
Ed Whalen
Terre Haute
Stella Givans
Ethel Owens
Letts
Maud Williams
Rushville
Mary Kenton
Everett Cox
New Mexico
Westport
Sardinia
Local Social News Highlights From Clarksburg
J E Brodie and wife return from Westport. Sophia Hodges returns from Cincinnati. Maud Jones of Brookville visits. Doles family Thanksgiving at H G Doles'. Harry Bros. concert draws large audience. Teressa Yeagley visits Elkhart then goes home. Leal Sample leaves for Oklahoma to tend Hopkins family. Lark Walters injures eye but hopes to keep sight. J B Clark and wife host elegant wedding reception for Rolland and bride with 200 guests and many costly gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lark Walters
J. B. Clark
Rolland
Local briefs from Milroy and area events
Milroy residents report weddings trips and homecomings including George Carr and wife returning from their nuptials Edna Farlow home from Indianapolis hospital Dora Jackman recovering from typhoid Oliver Harcourt buys Mary A. Innis property for 750 moving in while Rev Shumunk to preach at U P church and Rev Westhafer evangelist in Muncie Fortville and Hortonville revivals. High School piano contests advance with Rushville Democrat prizes. school furniture moved to new building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Jackman
Oliver Harcourt
Mary A. Innis
Rev. Shumunk
U. P
Florence Louisa
C. T. Davis
E. B. Westhafer
Muncie
North
Spohn Stove Shop Promises Expanded Stock and Quality
We have enlarged and added to our stock each year and emphasize quality as our top priority. We are dedicated to pleasing you with better offerings than ever before, from Puil H. Spohn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puil H. Spohn
J.w.owens
J. S. Throp
South Side Square
Sad Plight of Frank Trimble
Frank Trimble a well known Greensburg printer tied to the Daily Review for about twenty years was found of unsound mind in Justice A C Creath s court and jailed until a place at East Haven could be arranged He had shown mental weakness for days and on Monday became uncontrollable He had lavished his Littell block room and invited friends claiming he would have the finest room in the United States The case draws sympathy as he has no near relatives and the K of P lodge is caring for his welfare
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Trimble
Greensburg
Daily Review Office
Justice
A. C. Creath
East Haven
Trimble
Littell Block
United States
K. of P. Lodge
Jewelry Line Offers Broad Selection for All Tastes
The advertiser emphasizes a large and complete jewelry line designed to please every customer. Phil H. Spohn promotes a broad assortment likely including rings, necklaces, bracelets, and watches to attract shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil H. Spohn
D A R Meeting At Mrs Craig Home
The Daughters of the American Revolution held a meeting at Mrs John M Craig's home on North East street Monday afternoon. Performances included a piano solo by Annette Shannon an address by the Regent Mrs Stim on Lineage of Thomas Donnell a vocal solo by Miss Donnell and a paper on Governmental Affairs of the Colonies by Mrs Dr Eddleman Attending were Mrs Sam Booner Mrs Bruce Craig and Mrs Iza Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
John M. Craig
North East Street
Annette Shannon
Stim
Thomas Donnell
Emma Donnell
Miss Donnell
Colonies
Eddleman
Sam Booner
Bruce Craig
Iza Williamson
Advertised Letter List and Local Notices
List of unclaimed letters and cards to be sent to the Dead Letter Office on December Tth. Local notices mention L D Braden postmaster, cut glass vendor, and health report for Joseph W Garrison. A Marion township scene notes two shy couples at the Clerk's office: Clifford Starkey with Mabel Summit and Adolphus Robbins with Stella Starkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Pumphrey
Grace Merriott
Hazel Montgomery
Mollie Young
Verna Redelman
Gondie & Howe
L. D. Braden
P. M
Marion Township
Jenkins
Clifford Starkey
Mabel Summit
Adolphus Robbins
Stella Starkey
Music Goods Catalog Highlighted Instruments and Gear
A truncated listing showcases pianos organs talking machines sheet music music rolls mandolins violins and guitars. The fragment suggests a broad catalog of household and entertainment instruments and accessories from a music shop or advert.
Fur Coat Price Reductions Across Multiple Styles
Radical price cuts announced on fur and pony skin coats. Russian sable blends listed at 45 dollars, nearseal coats at 37.50, pony skins black and brown at 19.75, pony brown at 15.75, and Caracul black options at 11.75 and 8.66 respectively.
December sale highlights on women misses and children coats
Advertises women and miss coats and children coats priced from 1.98 to 5.00. Includes dress goods by yard with multiple sale prices, silks, cotton blankets, fleeced goods and children's fleeced vests and pants, and men’s fleeced underwear.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Panther Creek
George Himelick
Quailtown
Sunday
Clay Davis
Near Westport
J. L. Fultz
John Roberts
James Landis
Daniel Anderson and Sons
Newburg
Mechanicsburg
Mrs
Ellen Martin
Anna Deilks
M. D. Hunter
Andy Swango
Smyrna
Henry
Granville Martin
George Deilks
Will Keen
Sella Swango
Clay Clemons
W. A. Clemons
Mose Lowe
Harris City
Tom Roszell
Albert Fisher
Marion Glidewell
James Wagner
Jessie Buchanan
Adams
Kingstown
Mabel and
Shir'er Updike
Edward Bangher
Kokomo
William Bruner
Henry Smith
Batesville
Martin Bruner
Here
R. A Hamilton
J. C. Robison
Frank
Frankfort
Paul and
Lawrence Hester
Grace Ferris
Mt. Pleasant
Moores Hill
Clarence Baker
North Vernon
Brazil Richards
Rev
R. B. Layton
Billings
Montana
Methodist Notes
Epworth
Alice Robbins
Frank Manuel
Epworth League
Clarence Scott
Wife
Owen Back
Oscar Holmes
Mary Baker
Mrs. Hawkins
Louisville
C. A. Weaver
Lela Templeton
Morgan
Charley Boicourt
Anderson
Gilmore Morgan
Clarksburg
J. E. Brodie
Miss Sophia Hodges
Cincinnati
Miss Maud Jones
Brookville
Doles
H. G. Doles
Teressa Yeagley
Elkhart
Ruby Emmett
Leal Sample
Oklahoma
Dr. Hopkins
Milroy
George Carr
Edna Farlow
Vogleson
North Pleasant Street
Joseph Green
Carterville
Rev. Westhafer
Farmer’s Institute
M. E. Church
Donald Bottorff
Forest Harcourt
Katherine Barton
Lillian Barton
Baulah Staples
DePauw University
Jennie Hill
Fred Shelhorn
M. Harcourt
Orange Township
D. of R. Meeting
L. H. Flasher
C. J. Martin
C. J. Hill
Grace Brown
Sallie Breeden
Susie Taylor
America
Libbey’s Cut Glass
Pat. H. Spon
Joseph W. Garrison
Brown
Coats
Geo. W. Magee
Santa Claus
Deadquarters
Worth Side Square
Greensburg, Ind