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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1903

Page

6

Local notes from Frankfort and nearby towns

Mrs Blanche Rawlings Prazier of Frankfort visits her parents Lyman Rawlings and wife. Mrs Sarah Sharp departs to Seymour for winter with daughter Mrs Pruitt. Prof O W Pentzer of Columbus visits. oranges sold at Model Grocery. Miss Zeigner leaves for St Louis due to father’s illness. Miss Pearl Clapp substitutes. James O Bline takes new post at North Vernon. Charles Miller of Indianapolis visits Rawlings family. Protracted meeting at Barger Chapel closes. Garrison family moves to Godfrey Deitrich property. Miss Alta Crim visits Miss Estella Alexander. Charles N Wilson of Indianapolis promotes urban electric road. town finds it a success. Mrs Parker of Adams returns home after visit. Dr Martin of Moores Hill College preaches at M E church. Oranges, bananas, coconuts at Abodel Grocery. Cerean Medicine Co. visited last week. Pearl Simmonds earns silver pitcher prize. Miriam Phillips wins silver cup baby prize. Hartsville Lodge officers elected. installation Jan 2 1904. Bell Fower apples at Model Grocery.

Model Grocery Blanche Rawlings Prazier Frankfort Lyman Rawlings Sarah Sharp M.s. Pruitt Seymour O. W. Pentzer Columbus Miss Zeigner St. Louis Crossing Pearl Clapp James O. Bline North Vernon Charles Miller Indianapolis Barger Chapel Thomass. Garrison Greensburg Godfrey Deitrich Washinton School Streets Alta Crim Estella Alexander Burr James Elliott Charles N. Wilson Adianapolis Dr. Parker Adams John Anderson Dr. Martin Moores Hill College M. E Abodel Cerean Medicine Co Miss Pearl Simmonds Hugby Miriam O. B. Phillips Hartsville Lodge Flavius J. Beck W. M Paul M. Graham S. W John M. Bayh J. W Phillip Gilliland Treas Charles Morrison Sec’y

Mechanicsburg News and Local Notes

Oranges bananas and cocoa nuts available at Model Grocery. Residents suffer from severe colds while Mrs. Jesse Damaree visits from near Kingston. Bell Flower apples at Model Clay Clemens left for Illinois for carpentry work. James Swango’s baby ill with lung fever. Pedrick Osting visited W. A. Clemens. Mrs E C Howell and Patt Jackson visit Wabash for the funeral of their niece Elva Martino who died Friday and rests in Union cemetery.

Model Grocery Jesse Damaree Kingston Model Clay Clemens Illinois James Swango Pedrick Osting W. A. Clemens E. C. Howell Patt Jackson Wabash Elva Martino Union Cemetery

Clarksburg Notes Of Christmas Events And Local Happenings

In Clarksburg, John Von Wissen receives a six dollar monthly pension with back pay for seventy months, a Cuban veteran credited to Cincinnati. A Christmas program at the Christian church features songs, recitations, carols, and Santa Claus in five years absence. Local items include travels, shopping, a show at Seniour's Hall, a court trial in Newpoint, and recent gas explosions due to high winds bruising homes.

Model Grocery John von Wissen Cincinnati D. &. Morgan Christian Church Santa Claus Bell Flower T. W. Senour Indianapolis John Hite Elsie Greensburg J. C. Davis Our Village Seniour’s Hall George Davis Newpoint P. G James Candy Mary Cartmel Clarksburg M. E. Shurch Rawls Mr. Mount Jess Hall

Model Grocery promotes holiday stock and service

The drift of trade centers on the west side with Model Grocery under A. L. Everhart as manager offering a full line of staples and a fresh supply of fancy canned goods for the holidays. They advertise twelve hundred dozen oranges five tons of candy and assorted nuts and fruits plus apples and other Christmas attractions. Also noted is a local soldiers union executive committee and officers. A Timely Suggestion recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for winter colds and attests to its safety for children. The STANDARD is praised as the best read newspaper in Decatur county.

West Side Model Grocery A. L. Everhart Chamberlain Batterton’s

Local Notes Highlight Family Visits and Holiday Preparations

Miss Zlla Fletcher to return home this week after visiting her grandmother in Moores Hill. Mrs Anna Moore visiting friends, Mrs Mort Messenheimer improved from illness. Elmer Kanouse of Indianapolis visiting family through Christmas. Christmas Eve events urged with festive seaf sage for sausage. W A Dorsey back from relatives at Clarksburg. Ira Wood and Billie Craftenman visited their best girls despite cold. 3200 dozen oranges at the Moad nate.

Zlla Fletcher Moores Hill Anna Moore Mort Messenheimer Elmer Kanouse Indianapolis W. A. Dorsey Clarksburg Ira Wood Billie Craften Moad Nate

Coon Skin Bill Danishes A Crutch Ride To Market

William Ryse arrived on crutches, declining the Cannon Ball ride from Columbus to trade coon skins, estimating his age at about sixty and weight near 250 pounds. Mrs. Sarah McCreary of Gnadenhutten Ohio reports rheumatism relief after Life Plant remedies, praising two bottles and planning a third.

William Ryse Columbus Sarah McCreary Gnadenhutten, O Alexander & Co

Notice of 1903 Decatur County stationery bids

The Decatur County Board of Commissioners Indiana invites bids on December 28 1903 to furnish books blanks and stationery for 1904. Specifications are in the Auditor's office. Bonds equal to bid amounts required. Bids due by 1 pm with right to reject all bids. Coleman T. Pleak Auditor.

Theoard Decatur County Ind Coleman T. Pleak

Notice of Letting Contract for Orphans Home Supplies

The Decatur County Board of Commissioners announces bids for groceries dry goods clothing boots shoes house furnishing hardware and other supplies for the Orphans Home and Poor Farm for 1904. Requisitions are on file in the Auditor's office and bids are due by 1 pm on January 4 1904. Coleman T Pleak Auditor.

Board of Commissioners Decatur County Ind Orphans’ Home and Poor Asylum Auditor’s Ofce Coleman T. Pleak

Decatur County Council Meeting Called in Greensburg

Notice from Decatur County Indiana that the County Council will convene in a special session at the Commissioners' room in Greensburg's courthouse at 10 o'clock a m on Saturday December 26 1903 to transact business as may be brought before the council. Coleman T Pleak Auditor.

County Council Decatur County Ind Court House Greensburg

Appointment of Administrator for Barbary Wynkoop Estate

John H Parker, appointed by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Decatur County Indiana as administrator of the estate of Barbary Wynkoop, late of Decatur County, deceased. The estate is stated to be solvent.

Decatur County Indiana Barbary Wynkoop John H. Parker

Whitecap Letter Targets Local Barber on East Washington

Joseph Grinnage and his wife run a ten centorial establishment on East Washington Street. He received a threatening whitecap style letter by mail. Grinnage, a well known worker and former Brooks shop employee, struggles with alcohol. He showed the letter to officials and may take protective measures if violence occurs at his home.

Joseph Grinnage East Washington Street Grinnage Brooks

Daily Post Editor Praises Foley s Honey and Tar

Editor Lynch of the Daily Post Phillipsburg New Jersey commends Foley s Honey and Tar after testing it for coughs and colds calling it the best remedy of its kind and expressing high praise from Alexander & Co.

Lynch Daily Post Phillipsburg N. J Foley Alexander & Co

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