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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1901
Page
6
Booscribers are asked to mark the date opposite their name to show payment status. This helps identify paid through dates and detect any errors, please notify Braden with corrections. Friday Dec 13, 1890.
Preacher Rev Spire preached Monday night. Wm Anderson shipped a car of stock here Tuesday. Mrs Katie Price 18 visiting relatives in Jennings county. W Stout of Greensburg passed through Tuesday. Willie Martin and sister visited grandmother here Monday. TM Flannigan of Indianapolis did business there last week. Lospector Will Smith of Greensburg was in town Monday. Bliss Maude Chandler of Sandseaks visited Mae Parker Saturday and Sunday. Mrs N Downs of Illinois visiting here returned Friday. H Parker and wife visited WOR Parker and family at Sansky Sunday. Mr Cook a Deering agent spent part of last week here in the interest wine company.
Mrs. George Boling is reported very sick. Dr. C L Howard was in Indianapolis Wednesday. Chas Neal, Carl Martin, George Hess, George Kanouse, Herman Avery, and Robert Stewart with families visited Indianapolis or Shelbyville this week. Decatur county bakery promotes holiday stock at Zoellner's Bakery.
Claudia and Ethel Trimble visit Indianapolis while Dora Doutnit rests with friends at Burney. Protracted meeting at Barney keeps several boys busy. Henry Christian’s wood pile draws laughs. Hugh Caldwell drills a water well on John Myers and mother’s property. Martin Kleehamer returns to Jeffersonville after a summer on the Pike. Mrs. Johnson dies suddenly Monday and is buried Tuesday after years of illness.
Alexander & Co announces 218 hair brushes ranging from twenty cents to two dollars and seventy five cents. Imported and domestic make in all styles shapes and sizes. They claim the best line ever shown in Greensburg and invite customers to see them.
A short notice notes tabourettes priced at 20 and 39 cents at Kirby Bros. The item is presented in a concise price listing likely aimed at shoppers.
Local notes list visits by Alta Pumphrey, Ethyl Pumphrey, Mable Minor, Ida Taylor, Maud Taylor, Dora Dolphin, and others in Letts and Greensburg. Churches plan a union Christmas tree, with free admission and a later date. A German carpenter breaks an arm on a barn project near town. Rural route changes draw town debate and post office shifts. Drake offers jewelry, watches, and clocks.
J E Brodie and wife visited at Westport last week Ed Fee was at his old Kentucky home part of last week Rev Telfer plans to attend Greensburg revival Widow Brodie near Westport visits Brodie relatives Wm M Hamilton in feeble health but improved Chal Robison and wife visited W J Smith and wife Hugh Sparks visiting his folks in the West Miss Alta Hite went to Connersville to spend the winter Mrs William H Kincaid called by illness of Steve Sager's daughter Gas light improvement at Tarplee Coles fronting their hardware store B J Tuell building a farm house for John Tuell now farming in Fairmount area W S Grose called to Metamora by brother's illness returned after his brother's recovery
Horace. Jesse Styers has a gas well being put in. Ed Whipple sprained his right limb last week. Earl Robbins returned from Chicago with cattle. Charley Brown benefited from cutting wood by Del Watson and Elmer Helmick. Robbins Wright shipped three loads of stock early week. McGee and wife socialized in your city Wednesday. Robison & Davis showed five loads of stock at market this week. Lara Doles worked for Porter & Sturgis slaughtering hogs Wednesday. Wyncoop and Brannon did business in Greensburg Wednesday. W.S. Robbins attended a fat cattle show in Chicago and returned Sunday. Charley Herrin and wife of Sardinia visited W.S. Robbins over weekend. Rev. Telfer closed meetings at Wesley Chapel last Sunday night with good attendance. Charlie Smith of Indianapolis and Joseph Smith of Lovett visited Wm. J. Smith, in poor health. Dr. J. L. Smith visited his Madison relatives and noted smallpox among Brewer & Son’s circle. Brewer & Son announce annex to mill. Miss Lena Tansy, district schoolteacher, was hosted at J.G. Davis’s home. Mr. Cook went to Knights Town to aid his brother. J.G. Davis hosted family at dinner. Our Christmas cigars are standard brands, no extra boxes, priced one two and four dollars. 5012 Alexander.
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