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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1900

Page

6

Makerriders Date on Books and Local News Recap

Makerriders are urged to note the date opposite their name to track payments on books. Local notes cover visits by Greensburg residents, church attendance, social club meetings, and guests at various homes. The Christian church Aid Society plans an oyster supper in Ridlen's Hall on December 8 with ice cream and cake. admission free.

Fred Metzler George Hesa Mack Everson Shelbyville Roy Kanouse Josephine Howard Waldron A. Buell and Son Chales Martin Jones Fairland Ladies of the Christian Church Aid Society Ridlen’s Hall

Mystic Cure Promises Rapid Rheumatism Relief

A Greensburg druggist advertises Mystic Cure as a radical rheumatism and neuralgia remedy claim ing one to three days for cure. Ex postmaster T F Anthony of Promise City Iowa endorses it, saying two doses helped more than any medicine he ever took. 75 cents per bottle.

Alexander & Co Greensburg T. F. Anthony Promise City Iowa

Forest Hill appoints John Jolliff as new mail carrier

Forest Hill announces John Jolliff will replace Daniel Jordan as the mail carrier. Miss Effie Asken resumes out after weeks with appendicitis. Union hosts protracted meetings led by Rev. W. C. Broady this week. Delgar Moor heads to Indianapolis for Works Business College. William Ogden and family from Greensburg visit Thanksgiving. Samuel Brucer travels to Greensburg due to grandmother's death from a stroke. Clarence Ludwig returns to Indianapolis after days with brother George. Ladies Aid Society Thanksgiving dinner and supper well patronized and successful. George Fraley returns Friday from Anderson to supervise painting for Pulse Co. M. G. Moor again able to be out after weeks confined by wagon accident. Foley’s Honey and Tar widely recommended for cold and cough relief. Alexander & Co. mil is mentioned.

John Jolliff Daniel Jordan Effie Asken Union W. C. Broady Delgar Moor Indianapolis Vorks Business College William Ogden Hal Greensburg Samuel Brucer Clarence Ludwig George Aid Soelery George Fraley Anderson Pulse & Co M. G. Moor

Local Happenings in Shelby County and Nearby Towns

Ed Hatton and wife visit relatives in Shelby county while others host guests over Thanksgiving. Sheriff Davis moves to Greensburg. Miss Lina McCracken remains ill with typhoid fever. Numerous visits include Damon Freeland, Alex Walker, and Rev Shroyer at M E church. The James Family Swiss Bell Ringers perform at Senour Farthing's ball. several dinners and travels between Greensburg, Andersonville, and Indianapolis are noted along with a diphtheria case and a death in Indianapolis.

Ed Hatton Shelby County Will Yates Sheriff J. ©. Davis Greensburg Lina McCracken Dr. Johnson Damon Freeland Wif Will Murdock Alex Walker Bopha Winker Andersonville Early Burk M. E Rew Shroyer Leal Sample Martinsville James Senour & Farthing B. F. Russell Helen Nesslnge Alice Culbertson Shelbyville Brent Harrell Frank Adams Grace Freeland Anna Groan M. B. Hite Fred Erdmann Henry Burt Iva Liberty J.L. Shroyer J. M. Senour Ralph Mr Senour

Local Social Roundup Connects Clifty Town Folks

Clifty residents shared visits and gatherings across nearby towns. Frank and Mrs Douthit were in Hope, Miss Lillie Kennedy visited relatives in Hope, and Mrs Hoff hosted Sunday guests with Iva Keen present. Other entries note lingering visits to Greensburg, St Paul, and Kansas. An oyster supper at the church funded street lamps, while Edgar Kennedy injured two fingers on the job Monday.

Frank Douthit Hope Lillie Kennedy Ia Hops Jake Hoff Iva Keen Lizzie Dorsey Mittie Kenneéity St. Paul Riley Barnes Chris Hortsman New Point Dora Christian John Braden Kansas Etta Braden Kate Crawford Greensburg George Zelpha Esta Hiner Clatwdia Ethel Trimble Edgar Kennedy

Pneumonia Hope From Foley's Honey and Tar

Dr. C J Bishop of Agnew Michigan reports three severe pneumonia cases treated with Foley's Honey and Tar with good results in every case. Alexander and Co. ml

C. J. Bishop Agnew Mich Foley Alexander & Co

Spain's Greatest Need from an Abken Visitor

Mr R P Olivia of Barcelona reports wintering in Abken 8 C Weak nerves caused severe head pains. After using Electric Bitters he finds relief. He claims the medicine cures liver and kidney trouble purifies the blood tones the stomach strengthens the nerves and restores vigor. If weak or ailing try it. Guaranteed 50c by Grover Bonner druggists.

R. P. Olivia Barcelona Spain Abken 8.C America All Grover & Bonner Druggists

Local Social Notes From the Westport Area

Henry Thomas and friends gathered east of Westport on Sunday while Flo Jessup hosted her brother Sam Tucker near Se Bennis. A Harri son child is sick under Dr. Hause care. Henry Evans and family visited relatives near Forest Hill over the weekend. Willard Monroe vacationing with uncle F. M. Robbins near Columbus. George Love arrives from near Indianapolis to work for his uncle B. F. Love this winter. Maggie Oldham near Tucker settlement ill with typhoid fever under Dr. William House care. A Shoemake child dies near Rodney and is buried at Rodney cemetery with a funeral by Rev. George Billin. Thanksgiving crowds at G. W. Layton’s. the table overflowed with food and the dog Minnie indulged after. G. W. Layton and family can host large gatherings as well as anyone.

Flo Jessup Sam A. Tucker Se ‘Bennis William J. Harrison Dr. Hause Henry Evans Forest Hill Willard Monroe Columbus F. M. Robbins George Love B. F. Love Indianapolis Maggie Oldham Tucker Settlement Robbert C. Oldham William House Westport Jack Shoemake Rodney Rodney Cemetery George Billin G. W. Layton Minnie G. W

Millhousen Community Notes and Local Events

Miss Lizzie Herbert is very ill with a fever. Bernard Keller huckster visited Elwood Monday. Herman Kuper moved to the new schoolhouse. Virgel Alexander became trustee in Brinkman. Herman Rolfes visited from Napoleon Monday. John Herbert and wife welcomed a baby boy last week. Witham and George Roberg returned home for the winter. Thieman and English trial last week. Thieman pays costs. William Link’s wedding ball drew a large crowd. The Millhotsen Eclipse Band and The Rolling Orchestra provided music.

Lizzie Herbert Bernard Keller Elwood Herman Kuper Virgel Alexander Brinkman House Herman Rolfes Napoleon John Herbert Thieman Justice of the Peace William Link Millhotsen Eclipse Band Rolling Orchestra

A Night of Terror and a Widow's Save by New Discovery

Mrs H. Lincoln recounts a night of fear for General Burnham of Machias as doctors warned of imminent death from pneumonia. The widow credits Dr Kings New Discovery with saving her life after three small doses and sleeping soundly. The remedy allegedly cures throat chest and lung issues, and is sold by Grover Bouner's drag store with free bottles.

Burnham Machias H. Lincoln Aml Thia Marvins Grover & Bouner

Genoesee Pure Food Co. letter from Fannie Williams

In Buchanan Michigan on May 22 a ten year old girl writes to Le Roy New York firm Genoesee Pure Food Co. praising Graiv-O as a coffee substitute. She notes her mother drank coffee heavily but now uses Graiv-O and they buy a package weekly for the children and mother.

Visit Notes From Banday Area Families

Medhanicshore Ella Clemens visited her parents at Banday. Mrs. Wesley Glidewell visited her son Holman on Thursday. Several of the young folks visited.

Ella Clemens Banday Wesley Glidewell

Local residents visit, travel notes and funeral mention

Boward Glidewell Saturday night. Joe Travis of Clarksburg visits relatives nearby. Thomas Martin of Elwood visits friends and relatives. Myrtle Jerman of Newpoint passes through Wednesday. Ed Meaultein and wife of Newpoint pass Sunday. Jesse Demaree north of here dies. A. J. Martin and sons visit daughter Mas Augusta Wintrew. Granville Martin and wife attend the funeral of Bertha Taylor who died at Hiwood last Sunday. remains buried Tuesday in ion Cemetery.

Boward Glidewell Joe Travis Clarksburg Thomas Martin Elwood Myrtle Jerman Newpoint Ed Meaultein Jesse Demaree Granvill Martin Bertha Taylor Hiwood Theion Cemetery

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