Hammocks at The Fair and Local Notices In Union County
Sash paid for ginseng and yellow root by J. B. Wheatley. Birth announced for Max Hazelrigg’s daughter. Local visits include McCoy, Ferguson, Wilson, and Caldwell. Notices cover real estate, school events, graduations, marriages, scarlet fever cases, a teacher’s appointment, a society shower, and a county reunion. Obituary notes Miss Jennie Draper of Los Angeles. SPILMAN & BONNER promote buggy line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Wheatley
Max Hazelrigg
Adams
Jennie Draper
Los Angeles
California
Thomas Draper
Jane Davidson
Spilman & Bonner
Remembered Us Honors Elza Reed with Strawberries
The STANDARD force expresses deep gratitude to Elza Reed for presenting a box of home grown strawberries last Monday afternoon. The berries are praised for their excellent appearance and taste, and well wishes are extended for Elza's continued success and enduring remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elza Reed
Elzo
Minear Firm Party in $15,000 Damages Suit Amended
Anna McManaman who sued Greensburg Gas and Electric Light Co for $15,000 after injuries from last December’s Minear’s Store explosion amends her complaint to include S. P. Minear and Co partners Louis Zoller and E. R. Minear. Attorneys Wickens and Osborn. case seeks additional damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna McManaman
Greensburg Gas and Electric Light Company
Minears
Wickens, & Osborn
S. P. Minear
Louis Zoller
E. R. Minear
S. P. Minear & Co
Township Graded School Consolidation Plan
Trustee Spellman of Clinton township proposes merging four schools to a central Sandusky building for all township pupils. A single graded school with a high school department would be sustained, improving gradation and ensuring broader school privileges for every child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spellman
Clinton Township
Sandusky
Memorial Sermon for Civil War Veterans at First M E Church
Veterans of the Civil War gathered at First M E Church for Sunday Divine services and Rev A Rk Beach delivered the Memorial Sermon. The audience overflowed and the preacher honored the remnant of patriots who faced peril for the nation. An evening patriotic song service drew a strong attendance with a program described as memorable for both old soldiers and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
A. Rk. Beach
Runaway Automobile Injures Burkmans Near Liberty Church
Mr and Mrs Daniel Burkman aged near Tarkey neighborhood suffered serious injuries when a frightened horse bolted after a passing automobile near Liberty church Sunday afternoon. Their son Link and another child were with them. the buggy upset, they were treated at Ernest McGee and Dr John Welsh Letts before returning home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Burkman
Tarkey
Liberty Church
Letts
Jurors drawn for June term of Decatur Circuit Court
Jury commissioners Samuel B. Eward and John F. Russell selected jurors for the June term which opens Monday June 4 at Decatur Circuit Court. Names include Jacob Mull Zenas Bennett Coleman Pleak A Eubank Everett Hamilton John Martin and more. Petit jury members listed from Washington Jackson Saltcreek Fugit Marion Clay and Adams districts. The Boston Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Samuel B. Eward
John F. Russell
Jacob Mull
Adams
Zenas Bennett
Coleman T. Pleak
A. F. Eubank
Everett Hamilton
Fugit
John Martin
Saltcreek
Petit Jury
J. C. Eisenman
Washington
H. D. Gallagher
Henry Cline
Robert Naegel
Frank Willey
John H. Denniston
Jackson
William Blake
Wilbur Donnell
John McDermott
Saitcreek
Samuel Mace
Marion
Charles Elliott
Clay
William R. Pleak
Little Mary Myers Home After Scarlet Fever Battle
Mary Myers, daughter of Mr and Mrs Morgan L Myers, is returned home from a Cincinnati hospital after scarlet fever complications. She remains weak but specialists say she can recover at home without surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Morgan L. Myers
Cincinnati
Cutting Affray at St. Paul Leaves Man Stabbed
In St. Paul a quarry worker named Wain Neal was stabbed by a recently arrived Ripley county man after a dispute involving Neal’s son. Neal received a deep wound to the back near the liver but doctors deem the injury non fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wain Neal
St. Paul
Ripley County
Neal
Welcomed Home By Family And Friends After California Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Lockridge of South Franklin street returned Monday evening from seven months in California and Missouri. About twenty friends greeted them at their home before a bountiful supper. The couple shared souvenirs and vivid travel tales, making it a very enjoyable occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelia
Daisy Smiley
Ad Magee
Henry B. Lockridge
South Franklin Street
California
Missouri
Mrs. Lockridge
Substantial Aid and Encouragement for The Stand Ard
A list thanks patrons and friends of The Stand Ard for renewing subscriptions. Names include Hiram Collins, Mrs Elijah Roberts, Alex Connelly, Mrs M A Hamilton, Mrs C Hittle, R R Hamilton, Jennie Sasser, Chester Hamilton, R P Hamilton, H N Jeffries, W M Roberts, L W Kretamier, Milton Evans, Mrs L W Moore, Adam Hoffman, Sarah Myers, Lafe Roszell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Standard
Hiram Collins
Elijah Roberts
Alex. Connelly
M. A. Hamilton
C. Hittle
R. R. Hamilton
Jennie Sasser
Chester Hamilton
R. P. Hamilton
H. N. Jeffries
W. M. Roberts
L. W. Kretamier
Milton Evans
L. W. Moore
Adam Hoffman
Sarah Myers
Lafe Roszell
Midnight Prowler Foiled in West North Street Home
At midnight Sunday a man entered Stephen Hoagland's residence on West North Street through an unlocked window. He went through the dining room took a table cloth and entered Pearl Hoagland's bedroom and tried to cover her face. She screamed and the intruder fled through a back door leaving barefoot tracks. Police notified. no robbery occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Goagland
West North Street
Miss Pearl Hoagland
Mr. Hoagland
Doctor Hettinger to Visit Portland Hotel for Free Consultation
I. B. Hettinger a cancer and tumor specialist will be at the Portland Hotel in Greenburg on Tuesday June 5. Any person desiring the doctor's treatment will please call early on above date. Consultation and examination free. W. L. White undertaker successor Parsons Undertaking House. 20¢é.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hettinger
Portland Hotel
Greenburg
Not Pleased With Chicago Scott Bone Returns to Washington
Scott C. Bone longtime editor of the Washington Post and later head of the American in Chicago has returned to Washington to reenter journalism in the Capital City. His versatility and ability as a newspaper man will ensure opportunities, location limited only by his preference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott C. Bone
Washington Post
The
American
Chicago
Hearst
Washington
Mr. Bone
New Enterprise Opens In Newpoint At Old Stand
C. J. Moorman announces tomorrow the opening of a general feed store and flour and meal exchange in Puttmann's former Newpoint location. The business will stock flour meal and all kinds of feed and will swap flour and meal for corn and wheat. Local observers expect a strong start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Moorman
Puttmann
Newpoint
Jewelry Store Moves to New Location on Square
Rosen bush and Co. rooms on the east side of the square will be vacated and leased by C. H. Thomson Co. for occupancy starting July 1. Mr. Thomson seeks more space and assures patrons the same courteous service at the new stand in the same neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenbush & Co
C. H. Thomson Co
Thomson
Birthday Honor at Mrs Lowe's Seventy-First Celebration
A pleasant family reunion marked Mrs Isabelle Lowe's seventy first birthday at 330 East Hendricks Street on Tuesday May 29. Children and grandchildren attended along with friends, praising her as a well regarded widow of Squire Alfred Lowe and sending tokens of affection while The Standard extends congratulations and best wishes for many more joyful years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Lowe
East Hendricks Street
Lowe
Squire Alfred Lowe
Kingston
Marsh Lowe
Arthur Lowe
Seth Lowe Ed Lowe
David Ardery
Thomas
Splendid Monument by South Park Works Unveiled
John L. Dille of the South Park Monument Works places a dark Barre Vermont granite monument on the Hunter family lot in South Park Cemetery. It weighs 29 000 pounds with a seven by four and a half foot base, bears HUNTER on both sides, and features oak panels, Masonry and Oddfellow emblems, rosette carvings, and a Meditation statue in Italian marble. Three markers with birth and death dates for Peter F Hunter 1834 1895 Caroline F Hunter 1825 1897 James F Hunter 1870 1904 accompany the lot, each statue holding a different bouquet. Dille recently received an order from Mrs. Howard Fee of Whittier California for a monument to go to Berea Kentucky, his third Berea Cemetery commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Dille
South Park
Meditation
James F. Hunter
Peter F. Hunter
Caroline F. Hunter
Dille
Howard Fee
Whittier
Cal
Berea
Berea& Cemetery
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Geo. W. Magee
Standard Shoe Co
Sucessors
Cassell & Co
Roderick
Lean
Greensburg, Ind
Sunshine
Japalac
Magee’s Pharmacy
Will McCoy
Franklin
Russell Ferguson
Anderson
John Wilson
Rushville
Charles McCoy
Massachusetts
Frank Gray
Myron C. Jenkins
Roll Adams
Otis Caldwell
Old Home
Jennie Jones
Hans & Son
Mt. Pleasant
Samuel Stewart
Winona
Margaret Ketchum
Clarion
Iowa
French Lick
Dick Edmeads
West Sheridan Street
Edmeads
Ellen
Grace Mullikin
Clarksburg
East End
Sardinia
Crawley
Millikin
Decatur County
Westport
New Grove
S P. Minear & Company
Township Graded School
Grand Jury
Boston
I. B. Hettinger, M. D
W. L. White
Parsons’ Undertaking House
New Enterprise
Foley
J. H. Batterton
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