Local notes from Greensburg and nearby towns
A roundup of daily events includes visits by C. D. Harwood and John L. Jackson to Greensburg, church plans by Rev. F. W. Sumner in Columbus, gas light sales at The Fair, and social notes on residents and visitors from St. Paul, Indianapolis, and Columbus. Also reports on Elks quarters, livestock sales, theatre, and local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Harwood
John L. Jackson
St. Paul
Dr. S. B. Hitt
Columbus
Jennie Thompson
Franklin
N. T. Rogers
F. W. Sumner
Louise Holscher
Lathrop Laundry
Milroy
John H. Decree
Morristown
Tenn
First Baptist Church
Shelbyville
Lee Tremain
Herchel Smiley
Hope
Frankfort
John Griffey
Indianapolis
E. J. Dils
Aurora
Lindsey
Lewis King
Indiana
Electric Light Co
Elks Quarters
W. W. Townsend
Joseph Ramer
Cancer specialist to visit Greensburg February 27 28
The noted cancer and tumor expert will be at the Portland Hotel in Greensburg on Monday and Tuesday February 27 and 28. All persons with cancer tumor goitre or catarrh are invited to call. Consultation and examination are free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Portland
Progress in Malleable Cooking Devices Shown This Week
Corbeit and Roux invite readers to visit their store this week to see the Malleable in operation. The note emphasizes that viewing is welcome even if no purchase is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbeit & Roux
Nelson to Head Appleyard Syndicate Traction Lines
It is reported that S. E. Nelson formerly general manager of the Fort Wayne and Southwestern Traction Co will be executive head of lines built and operated by the Appleyard syndicate A reorganization will cut capitalization with Nelson W B McKinley of Illinois and R B Smith in charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash, Ind
S. E. Nelson
Fort Wayne & Southwestern Traction Co
Appleyard Syndicate
Mr. Nelson
W. B. McKinley
Ilinois
R. B. Smith
Red Men District Meet to Be Held in Shelbyville
Kiowa Tribe of Red Men of this city plans a district meeting in Shelbyville on Wednesday March 22 with 44 tribes represented and an expected 1200 to 1500 Red Men within the city limits. District comprises Marion Shelby Rush Johnson Bartholomew Decatur Henry Hendricks Ripley and Franklin counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Marion
Shelby
Rush
Johnson
Bartholomew
Decatur
Henry
Hendricks
Ripley
Franklin
Shelburyville
Family Reunion Honoring 70th Birthday in 1905
On February 16, 1905, Cornelius Boring received a surprise family gathering to mark his 70th birthday. Numerous Borings from Milroy Hartsville Greensburg and Horace attended, with baskets of food and a model cake bearing 70. Mrs Ward and family were absent due to sickness. Arthur E. Boring and Ida attended along with nine living children and eleven grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Boring
Albert S. Boring
Milroy
C. M. Boring
Hartsville
W. W. Boring
Greensburg
Goins
Bmalley
Horace
Charles Towler
Don’t Let Him Plead Business As Excuse for Lunch Deal
Persuade him to join a mid afternoon meal at Corbett and Roche’s featuring hot biscuits and savory coffee cooked on the Malleable Range. He is urged to inspect the Malleable range’s solidity, strength and air tight construction to prevent waste. This week only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbett & Roche’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kirby Bros
North Side Square
Woodtooth
A. L. Everhart
Model Grocery
Greensburg Lodge No. 475
Elks
Grover Block
Order
Wheatley
Corbett & Roche
G. W. Lanham
Iva
New Orleans
South
James Spilman
Danville
Mendenhall & Spilman
Jesse Styers
Uriah Privett
State House
Goddard & Deem
West Main Street
Robert Morton
West McKee Street
Web Woodfill
Gruenaur
Karl Gruenaur
CorBoEerr & Roue
Russell Aldrich
East Washington Street
Jame Withrow
Lawrenceburc
Allen Withrow
Prof
Berry
Mr. Berry
Point Pleasant
Ohio
Albert Beach
Justice Creath
Kansas
Ruth
Allen W. Clark
St. Louis
Charles Schuh
Mr. Clark
The
New Era
Walt Whiteman
Browning
Ceive
Carter & Company
First National Bank Bldg
Greensburg, Ind
I. B. Hettinger, M. D
Nottingham
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