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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1908

Page

6

Local Notes From St Paul County Correspondence

John Hayner is ill. Mrs Thompson and Mrs Green recoveries noted. Mrs Clara Cory visited old schoolmates. Tine Tevis and Effie in Waldron. Miss Emma Johannes and mother in Cincinnati. Elsie Haymond from Waldron called on friends. Tony Schaff plans move to Wisconsin. Crawleys and Barrows chaperoned a school skating party. Local trip to Shelbyville to hear Jane Addams speak. Floyd heirs plan to convert St Paul House into an apartment building. Interurban travel impacts village hotels.

John Hayner Thompson Henry Cory Mrs. Green Ohio Clara Cory Tine Tevis Effie Waldron Elsie Haymond Friends Tony Schaff Wisconsin Crawley Dud Harwood George Kanouse Shelbyville Jane Adams Hull House Chicago Floyd Heirs St. Paul

Hartsville Local Notes Highlight Visits Moves and Events

Theodric R. Beck visits Greensburg on Wednesday while Mrs. Samuel Jones of Terre Haute visits Griffey-Craig relatives. Frank Fuller and family move to William Davis farm near Peterville. Hartsville College marked ten years since its January 30 fire. Elder H W Edwards starts a teachers training class at the Christian church. Protracted meeting continues at the U B church led by Rev. Charles E Small. David Lawrence and William Christy head to Texas to seek land. Dick Buell hosts a Sunday school class dinner northeast of town.

Samuel Jones Terre Haute Griffey-Craig Frank Fuller William Davis Peterville Hartsville College H. W. Edwards The Christian Church U. B. Church Charles E. Small David Lawrence William Christy Texas Dick Buell

Local Notes From Clarksburg And Surroundings

Will Dorsey moved to Clarksburg from Adams. Miss Mary Fee returned to Greenscastle Monday. Orville King sold his restaurant to Bruce Russell. Revival services are held at the Presbyterian church. Mrs Omer Collins moved to John Spencer’s farm. Dr Hopkins returned to Oklahoma. The fourth lecture was given Wednesday night. Leal Sample will return once Dr Hopkins arrives. J E Brodie and wife hosted a supper Friday. John Logan held a sale Wednesday and plans to move to Oklahoma next week. Gas shut off Sunday morning at zero, neighbors visited by wood fires. gas resumed about eleven.

Mary Fee Greencastle Orville King Bruce Russell Presbyterian Church Omer Collins John Spencer Dr. Hopkins Oklahoma Leal Sample J. E. Brodie John Logan Mason Murphy Scott Leota Dillman Curtis McConnell Hope Waynesburg Martin Bruner George Alexander Greensburg Robert Springmire Mervin Blackmore Warren Bruner W. F

Local Notes From Mechanicsburg and Nearby Towns

Frank Johnston returned to Indianapolis this week. Mrs. Thomas Terrell visited Mrs. Elsie Hunter Monday. Rolander Scudder and family moved to Downeyville Tuesday. Mrs. Clint Bales and sons spent Monday with home folks. Roy Swango visited his aunt Mrs. Elsie Gunter Sunday evening. Albert Hunter and wife spent Thursday with his brother Matt Hunter. Boas Demaree and Mrs. Ellen Martin spent Monday at Greensburg. Charles Moulton and wife visited Sunday with his grandmother Mrs. Moulton.

Frank Johnston Indianapolis Thomas Terrell Elsie Hunter Rolander Scudder Downeyville Clint Bales Roy Swango Elsie Gunter Albert Hunter Matt Hunter Boas Demaree Ellen Martin Greensburg Charles Moulton Moulton

Local Notes from Middlebranch and Greensburg

Sunday evening Newman Byard visited his bet girl. Miss May Boyce visited relatives in Greensburg last week. Miss Nelle Doles can teach here this week after grip. Talbert Trisler of Smiths Crossing moving to this neighborhood. Mrs William Skinner spent Thursday with sister Mrs Flonogan in Greensburg. Miss Laura Wainscott of Indianapolis visiting Dorothy Smith. Mrs John Morgan returned to Spring Hill Sunday after visiting relatives here.

Newman Byard May Boyce Greensburg Nelle Doles Talbert Trisler Smith’s Crossing William Skinner Flonogan Laura Wainscott Indianapolis Dorothy Smith John Morgan Spring Hill

No One Immune from Kidney Trouble Ad for Foley Cure

An advertorial note by J. H. Batterton promotes Foley's Kidney Cure claiming it stops kidney and bladder trouble and cures irregularities not beyond medical reach.

Foley J. H. Batterton

Nellie the faithful family pony dies in Kingston

Kingston notes report Nellie the faithful family pony of Frank Kitchin died last week. Several local residents visit relatives in Sandusky Greensburg Hope Waynesburg and Orlando Hamilton area. Cold spell brings two below zero as families list illnesses and relocations across town.

Nellie Frank Kitchin William Harrell Sandusky Shaw Davis Thomas Throp Greensburg

Westport Notes Mortal Illnesses and Local News

Westport column notes widespread illness including grip and pneumonia with many residents sick or recovering. It also mentions births, deaths, and social visits, plus a cemetery burial for William Ross and G A R and W R C attendance. Local contractors dig a water well for future building at the creamery lot.

Creamery Association

Farms for Sale in Greensburg Indiana Listing

A historical real estate listing offers multiple farms around Greensburg Indiana. Properties range from 66 to 157 acres with houses, barns, wells, cisterns, wind mills, and outbuildings. Prices per acre vary from about 4 to 100 dollars, with updates on soil quality and improvements. William Fleming & Co. invites inquiries.

Pike Road Alert Westport Greensburg William Fleming & Co Greensburg, Ind

Local Obituaries and Notices from Letts Iowa and Surrounding

W C Ross born July 31 1843 near Greensburg died February 2 at his home in Letts in his sixty fifth year. He served three years in Co H 13th Indiana Infantry. Survived by wife Anna Dalton seven children four grandchildren. Funeral at Westport M E church interment in new cemetery. Daisy Inez Martin born Greensburg March 26 1881 died February 4 near Forest Hill aged 27 married Edgar Martin Christmas Eve 1902 two children. Buried Finley cemetery. Rev H Valentine and Pearl Merryman wed by Rev E Hester at bride’s parents home. couple to continue teaching at Fredonia then housekeeping. Methodist notes: Westport events February 9 services and educations. Letts Sunday school 2:00 p m if Westport not continued. Burkes Chapel 3:00 p m.

Thomas Castor Anderson Moor Letts Anderson W.C. Ross Greensburg Co. H. 13Th Indiana Infantry Union Anna Dalton Westport M. E New Daisy Inez Martin Louis Nancy E. Laforge Forest Hill Edgar Martin Baptist Church E. E. Hester Letts M. E Finley H. Valentine Pearl Merryman Merryman E. Hester Valentine Fredonia

Warning to Hunters Printed on Muslin for Sale

Public notice printed on muslin offers a warning to hunters and is available for purchase at this office for five cents each.

Real Estate Transfers Record Numerous Lot and Land Deals

Real estate transfers list multiple conveyances across Adams Marion Sandcreek Saltcreek and Washington townships. Notable entries include Pumphrey to Pumphrey lot in Burney for 640 dollars and Harrison to James W Eward Adams lot for 1850. Also Brown to Stanley Turner 3250 and Miller to Mil ler 1200 with additional half interest in Washington township valued at 16250.

James A. Pumphrey Et. al Edward Pumphrey Burney E. S. Fraley James K. Devening Newbery David Longstreet A. Mackmillin Adams Thomas H. Stevenson Frank M Thomson City Frank M. Thomson Will C. Pulse Amanda Harrison James W., Eward George W. Brown Stanley D. Turner Sandcreek Township George S. Littell Perry F. Carr Ernie Lewis Clouds Sandy Lewis Fugit Joseph G. Miller Charles P. Miller Washington Township Joseph P. Miller Rachel Willey Ira K. Jackson Marion Township Lee Morrison William Powers Saltcreek Township William Helmie Omer Chesser Jackson Township

Reason Enthroned Diet Ad Promotes Stomach Tablets

An old advertisement urges readers to revise diets and curb appetite to avoid stomach troubles. It promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a remedy and notes Batterton's drug store selling them with free samples.

Chamberlain Batterton’s

Advertised Letter List for Dead Letter Office

The notice lists named recipients including Co. L. Brown Elliott Graham Albert Laton W. L. Yohman and many others with cards to be sent to the Dead Letter Office on February 20 if unclaimed. Local postmaster L. D. Braden issues the public disposal warning.

Co. L. Brown Elliott Graham Albert Laton W. L. Yohman H. B. Andrews Ed Bird Lily Foster George Aldrich J. J. Arbuckle R. G. Brown Daidy Byard W. Brown Edward Horton Oscar Hunt Hudson Moore Will M. Miller Risk Makemson al Pope Will Vickler Victor Vickler G. BH. Davis Susan Hartman G. W. McDowell F. M. Haine Edna Davis Gladys Feaster Gail Hamilton Wilma Raham L. D. Braden P. M

Simple Remedy for La Grippe Coughs

La grippe coughs can lead to pneumonia. Foley's Honey and Tar stops the cough and strengthens the lungs to prevent serious results. The genuine product has no harmful drugs and comes in a yellow package. Refuse substitutes. Sold at Batterton's drug store.

Batterton’s

If Some People Could Not Have Their Say

A concise thought on how silencing voices leads to explosive tension or suffocating frustration, reflecting on the stakes of being heard in public discourse. The line suggests strong emotional reactions when expression is blocked.

Evangelist James Small to Lead Greensburg Revival Begins Sunday

Evangelist James Small and singer LeRoy St John will headline a revival at the Christian Church next Sunday at 10 30 a m. The event invites all residents to attend the first service and follow ongoing meetings. Small is praised as a top revivalist with a strong faith and years of experience.

James Small LeRoy St.John Christian Church Greensburg Mr. St. John Gotham Golden Gate Emerald Isle

Also Mentioned on This Page

Emma Johannes Mother Cincinnati Mrs. Barlow Hartsville Theodric R. Beck Clarksburg Will Dorsey Mechanicsburg Kingston John Evans Orlando Hamilton Otis Craig Oliver Robbins S. L. Jackson Hamilton J.T McCullough J. L. Biddinger Hause J. N. Carder George Burk Lizzie Biddinger E. C. McMahan Fannie Louisville Ira Colson Phil Thompson Will Eddy Minnie Leasure Rushville Bemish J. B. DeKeehan Minor Gaston William Ross M. F W. R.C Nancy. Laforge Martin Charles Eldo Newsome Ft. Riley Kansas Methodist Notes Epworth Bessie Corder Mt. Pleasant Burkes Chapel la Grippe Small Liverpool England R.W. Ebberley Main Street Christian Church Brother Small Evangelist Small
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