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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1902
Page
6
Local Prices and Holiday Happenings Highlight Busy Week
Prices paid by local merchants on December 12 1902 include butter eggs chickens wheat and hay with figures noted. Protracted Baptist meeting continues. various residents move, visit and host events. school prepares a Christmas program. pike contractor Patman praises road work. Christmas tree and church improvements featured as community cards.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Endorsed for Rheumatism Relief
A testimonial from Miss Apa Dory of Sidney Iowa praises Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills for rheumatism. The ad claims inflamed joints and blood condition underlie rheumatic pain and that the remedy removes the cause, noting improvements after long-standing symptoms and sensitivity to wet weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Apa Dory
Sidney
Towa
Logs hauled for Lewis Lott and local activities noted
Robert White and his team haul logs for Lewis Lott’s project. Greensburg residents Strauther Pleak and Nettie Shaffer visit, Emma Talkington visits Westport, and local shoppers include Larilda Swope and Mrs W A Taggart. Quarterly M E church meeting draws a crowd. Mt Calvary reports strong interest. A residence on Charles Worland’s property burned after being discovered by a child. water and neighbors contained the blaze to about a square of roof space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larilda Swope
Chas. Worland
Furniture display at Kirby Bros on north square
A complete line of new dressing tables music cabinets chiffoniers in quarter oak birds eye maple and mahogany as well as brass and iron beds is shown at Kirby Bros on the north side of the square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirby Bros
Local travelers visit relatives as protracted meeting grows
Henry Christian and family visit relatives here while Mrs. Maggie Messenheimer stays at Columbus. Fargenson Gilchrist of Greensburg visits. David Tatman of Indianapolis visits his brother William. John Conk from Hartsville attends meetings with his parents. Large crowds attend the protracted meeting with evangelist Rev. Hartsock. Other notes mention Chas. Replogle of Atwater Illinois praising Foley's Kidney Cure and work news from Rex Crippse in Shelby County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Messenheimer
Columbus
Fargenson Gilchrist
Greensburg
John Conk
Hartsville
Rev
Hartsock
Local Notes Highlight Losses and SocialVisits This Week
Sandy Lewis loses a valuable farm horse this week. The I O O F plans a banquet next Monday night. Mrs Isaac Shoemaker and Mrs McKay are on the sick list. Dr Thomas may leave soon. Mrs George Adams and her son Charlie of Greensburg visited. Tom Smith will visit the Bodine boys in Indianapolis to witness Ben Har. A crowd will gather Friday evening with O P Freeman and wife. Mrs Taylor and Homer from Kentucky visit north of town. C E Kincaid built a gas lighted heated livery office and shed. Mrs Mount sick with pneumonia but improving. Uncle David Miller and wife returned from Sandusky. Several guests from Indianapolis and Greensburg stayed with J N Moore family. Railroad talk excites locals with 6 o clock mail due at 6 40. One man dreamed the train round the bend. Frank Adams and Sid Magee from Greensburg visited. They sang a new local tune. James B Clark and wife spent Thanksgiving with Ellen Wher. Richard Clark, visiting with Mrs Wier, is past 82. Fannie Clark and other relatives of the Clark family gathered at Laurel. O P Freeman and wife attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. Freeman
Frank Adams
Sid Magee
Greensburg
Jack Frost
James B. Clark
Ellen Wher
Clark
Laurel
Richard Clark
Wier
Fannie Clark
Dr. Kemper
Sarah J. William
Luy Stratling
R. M. Bell
Matt Meek
Kk. H. Clark
Emerio Bell
Dick Freeman
Muncie
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Best for Wounds and Burns
The Pride of Heroes notes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best for scratches bruises cuts wounds corns sore feet stiff joints and also for burns scalds boils ulcers skin eruptions and piles. It cures of no pay at Grover Bonner's drug store for 25 cents with Kirby's five specials in rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover & Bonner
Mayor Seeks Rent From Vacant Lot Pastures
City officials weigh whether the mayor can collect rent for stewardship of vacant lots. The question hinges on legal ownership, public use rules, and whether the city can monetize unused parcels.
Third National Bank of Indiana Granted Corporate Succession
The Treasury Department Acting Comptroller certifies that The Third National Bank of Indiana is authorized to have succession for the period until the close of business on December 4, 1922, under the act enabling national banks to extend corporate existence. The certification is dated December 4, 1922, in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caseney
Washington, D. C
Third National Bank of
Greensburg
Decatur
Indiana
Congress
William B. Ridgely
Administrator's Sale of Personal Property
William Hogg 4813 administrator conducts an administrator's sale of personal property with Ewtxe and Ewtse as attorneys for the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hogg
Ewtxe
Ewtse
Holiday Stock Expansion Promises Greater Selection
Our Holiday Readiness notes a much larger and more varied stock than last season. Management invites customers to visit and see how planning has grown to meet demand.
Early holiday shopping takes hold earlier this year
Shoppers begin buying ahead of the rush and enjoy choosing from an unbroken assortment. The piece urges people to come early and visit often.
Local farm notes and stock market activity in the village
Charles Sturgis carries a bag while Lara Doles fills meat hog orders. John F. Huckleberry attended a stock sale in Chicago last week. A new organ was installed at the school Thursday evening. Martin Hunter of near Vernon visited Davis relatives. Lara Doles attended the Wim. Springer's sale on the Hillis place Thursday. Robbins' Sons unloaded a car of feeding meal and bran early this week. Robbins & Wright shipped stock to Indianapolis Friday. Mike Vantreese near Gaynorsville delivered straw to his brother Jake. Londa Wright and family of near Westport visited Thos. Myers family Sunday. Rev John Huckleberry assists in a northern state meeting this week. Elmer Douglas, 0 Knorr and Wm Reed delivered stock to Wm. Davis Saturday. Jesse Styers yields eight acres and 732 bushels, a corn King. Robison & Davis represented on the Greensburg market in Queen City Monday. Neighbors planned a birthday surprise for E Sturgis Monday evening. With cold weather cows have been stabled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbins & Wright
Indianapolis
Mike Vantreese
Gaynorsville
Jake
Londa Wright
Westport
Thos. Myers
John Huckleberry
Elmer Douglas
Knorr
Wm. Reed
Wm. Davis
Jesse Styers
Robison
Williamstown Local Notes In Brief
Tom Fleetwood bought two farm north of Williamstown. Leander Carr shredding fodder near Rushville. Tom Shaw transacted business in Greensburg Thursday. Mrs. Graham of Illinois visiting daughter Mrs. John Myers. Mrs. Osa Moulton and Miss Daisy Spurgeon visited Eph McWilliams and family Tuesday. Mrs. Price received telegram Monday reporting death of sister Mrs. Ellen Corya near Betterville. Mrs. Laura Land and Matt Lecker returned Tuesday from Indianapolis after a two weeks visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Illinois
John Myers
Osa Moulton
Daisy Spurgeon
Eph McWilliams
Price
Ellen Corya
Butterville
Laura Land
Matt Lecker
Indianapolis
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