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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1906
Page
6
Mr Fisher and Janny moved to Robinson while Tom Lane of Milroy visited family east of town. Numerous relatives visited here from Indianapolis and other towns. A wedding unites Cleet Hamilton and Mae Wood. Memorial sermons, encampment events, and numerous homecomings mark a busy period with many travels and gatherings among locals.
An advertisement claims deafness stems from the Eustachian tube and catalogues catarrh as a cause. It offers a $100 reward for any catarrh cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure and directs readers to send for circulars from Creaney & Col, Toledo, with products sold by druggists.
Miss Nona Brooks visited friends in Greensburg over Sunday. Docoment exercises were held in the Methodist church last night. Mrs Wilson and Anna Moore were shopping in Greensburg Tuesday. Mrs Frank Pickett and children of Greensbury are visiting Ric Durnes and others.
W L Wit, once 90 pounds and near death from consumption, says after using Dr King s New Discovery for twelve bottles he has doubled his weight and is cured. The remedy is sold by J H Batterton with 50 cent and one dollar sizes and a free trial bottle offered.
W J Harrison and wife visited relatives on Rockcreek on Sunday. Daniel Sheats and wife stayed with Everett Hall in Ripley county. B F Bower attended Burk's Chapel services and Westport in the afternoon. D F Bower and two women friends were guests of relatives here. Trustee James Jackson and father in law William Fiscus visited relatives here. Adolph Robbins of Sardinia area spent Saturday night with sister Mrs William Harrison. St Dennis church members plan a fundraising day at V. Haba grove on June 4 with amusements on the grounds.
A complication of female troubles with catarrh of the stomach and bowels left Mrs. Thomas S. Austin of Leavenworth Ind. near death. Her husband postponed an operation and she was cured by Electric Bitters, a medicine advertised as a cure for torpid liver kidney disease biliousness jaundice chills fever general debility nervousness and blood poisoning at 50c a bottle from SGatterton's drug store.
The report notes a fine rain Sunday in Kingston followed by social visits. Otis Buell and family visited relatives at Newpoint, and Hugh Griffin with his family stayed with his mother and sister Sunday. George Lyons returned from Martinsville after a ten day stay. Chester Hamilton's young horse was injured cutting a fence. Walter Sheplar visited home folks near Ham. Misses Alice Wilson Ethel and Nuth Carroll of east of Clarksburg were mentioned among the gatherings.
A letter narrates how Mrs T. C. Willadsen of Manning Iowa recovered from long standing female illnesses using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The piece extols Mary Lydia Pinkham as a trusted advisor for women and claims mountains of proof for the remedy's effectiveness.
An article claims a severe cold can be broken up in one to two days. It lists early symptoms such as a dry cough a runny nose and a white tongue coating and credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy used hourly at first signs to counteract the cold and restore health within a day or two. Batterton's drug store sells the remedy.
In St Paul John Childs spent the past week as a show Tuesday night drew a very satisfactory audience. Mrs Henry Pearson drove to Shelbyville and back Tuesday evening. Mrs Johannas and daughter visited Greensburg one day this week. Miss Short of Shelbyville attended her father’s sister’s funeral near Downeyville. Roy Kanouse went to Indianapolis Wednesday to witness a cremation at C J Buchanan’s crematory the only one in the state. Divs Bell and Pagel dissolve partnership, Dr Bell to resume former calling. James Hill and Miss Nella Kanouse married Tuesday in a hill town ceremony.
The graduates include a student who completed studies on May 29 at Winona Lake College. Mrs. Frank Rankin from Greensburg managed the household during her absence. The C EK Society plans a farce and ice cream social on Thursday evening June 9 with music by the Newpoint orchestra. Admission is ten cents.
Bluffton Indiana resident M F Burroughs says Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is the best for bowel trouble after years of use in his family. He urges readers to buy now at Batterton's drug store to be prepared before summer.
Low rate home seekers tickets available for routes West Northwest Southwest South and Southeast. Dates vary by city with June 17 to July 4 1906 for Louisville Kentucky and return and June 11 12 13 1906 for Boston Massachusetts. Other cities include Springfield Illinois and Winona Lake Indiana with May 10 to September 30 1906 sales. Apply to nearest Big Four agent.
The item lists visits by Miss Kanouse and family connections, Mrs Tevis returning from Indianapolis due to a sick daughter, Mrs J R French visiting relatives, and Mr and Mrs Whitinger from Rush county visiting W J Miller. Della Dickey praised for a healthy new grandchild. Dr Pagel treated Warren Neal after a drunken clash with a Ripley county worker, in which Neal was stabbed in the back but expected to recover.
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