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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1903
Page
6
The Greensburg Standard asks subscribers to examine the date opposite their name to verify status. The harmless instruction helps readers confirm whether their subscription is paid and if any error exists, urging prompt review.
Hartsville notes show Ed Clann constructing a varn building for Joe Graham, Burnside visitors, and a Corson Epworth gathering with a ministerial sermon. Miss Stella Botter Greens bury visits, P. R. Lytle ill, 271 schools’ year end reports, and Decors opening at Davacdr. Parade, church events, and a large M E festival plus diplomas by County Superintendent Clark. Several residents visit relatives. quarterly meeting prep and Memorial sermon scheduled.
Krag reports eight years of severe asthma with frequent attacks last year. After starting Foley's Honey and Tar she experienced immediate relief and was not expected to survive prior episodes. Alexander & Laml.
Newpoint resident Mike Foley rests at home with a mashed foot. Miss Ella Walker of Indianapolis visited her mother. David Thomas, with a mashed foot, shows slow improvement. Mrs. Thomas Kine and children left for Chicago to visit relatives. Myron Freeland and family from Letts visited his parents. Mrs. Asa Bockover returned home after visiting relatives near Westport. Miss Louise Huter came home after visiting her brother Robert Huber in Greensburg. Alfred Harding had an accident last week while cutting in Weaull. After heavy rain, high water neared George Enule’s house, requiring carpet removal.
An old blur advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills for dyspepsia dizziness headaches liver or bowel troubles. It claims the pills are gentle yet thorough and priced 25 cents at Grover and Bonner s drug store.
Will Dorsey is able to be out again. Miss Ona Brooks visits her mister in Waldron. Tom Arnold and wife of Carlton spent last week with relatives here. Edna Barlow left Monday for Marich to visit friends. ite Miersake is staying at ve 8.
The Western Horseman of Indianapolis announces an $6,000 futurity stake for foals of 1904 with mares bred this year. Direct nominating and starting fee is free and incidental costs cannot exceed $3. One nomination is given to each subscriber. Speed breeders are urged to consider this liberal offer.
Burney Lon Manlove of Cincinnati visited his father over Sunday. Mrs da Taylor and daughter visit Greensburg friends. Eber Taylor of Carthage spent Sunday with his wife and baby here. Lula Elliott and two children visited Indianapolis friends this week. Ethyl Koontz of Greensburg visited her uncle John Hayes. Cary Gentry and wife called on Clay Alexander and wife Sunday. Roy Miers entertained guests for Miss Gail Stapp of Hope last Friday. Omer Weinland of Hope and Stella Alexander spent Sunday at John Gartin’s. Walter Stewart and wife of Greensburg visited here. Walter Stewart and wife and Miss Fannie Johnson visited Clay Alexander and wife. A hat lost Sunday night may be found on Frank Pumphrey’s gate post. Neva Gilmour attended Columbus commencement and visited Miss Mary Everroads, Will Pumphrey sr, and wife, Frank Alexander and family, Clyde Elliott and family. Joe Minor and wife spent Sunday at Ed Pumphreys. Next Sunday night is the third quarterly M E church meeting with Rev Plummer of Hove preaching and administering the Lord’s Supper. Baptist church ice cream and cake next Saturday night June 6, and Epworth League same refreshments Saturday night June 13. All are invited.
Westport residents and visitors are listed with travels and returns from Indianapolis Greensburg Peru and Sioux City. Notable items include Gov Cumbrack address reception, school events including Miss Carrie Arbuckle’s term end and a music recital by Miss Zula Shera, and local business activity as Walker and Wright plan a gas well at Joe Green's and later at the Meek farm near Sandusky.
An antiseptic liniment, Chamberlain's Pain Balm, is advertised to heal cuts bruises and burns without maturation and much more quickly than usual treatment. For sale at Batterton's drug store. Includes a claim of rapid healing and product availability.
Heavy rain kept farmers idle all day Monday in Mechanicsburg while continuous showers hinder field work. Granville Martin and family visited Tarkee on Sunday. Howard Glidewell and mother traveled to Indianapolis Sunday. Wolfe of Newpoint passed through Wednesday. Ollie Moulton of Illinois visited grandparents last week. Susie Williams of New Pennington spent weekend with Nina Glidewell. Andy Swango and wife visiting in Dearborn County. their son is ill.
A historic note markets Chamberlain's remedy as universally dependable and pleasant to take for summer diarrhoea in children. The passage extols its value and acceptance, emphasizing reliability and suitability for young sufferers.
A Montanan editor who sought fortune in 1889 Oklahoma faced deadly diarrhea from heat and bad water. After his neighbor gave Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, a large dose eased agony and within an hour he slept soundly, first time in a fortnight, leading to a complete cure. For sale by Batterton. ml
Letts townsfolk report measles illness in Carol Moore and visits by Myron Freeland and wife to Newpoint. Mrs Frank Myers visits her mother Mrs George Davis near Liberty. Blanche Campbell returns home after two months in Anderson and Ohio. Holiness group holds nightly tent meetings by the old saw mill. K of P Lodge No 357 to hold Memorial Sunday at Union Church with Rev S A Morrow of Milford delivering the address. John Fraley and wife visit brother G W Fraley before returning to Anderson. Earl Logan of Greensburg visits grandparents Sam Logan and wife. Commencement on Saturday night June 6 with address by Dr Austin Hunter of Indianapolis. Cultural and Character emphasized. Letts orchestra performs. Admission ten cents.
Elmer Query spent Sunday in Indianapolis. A F Eubank traveled to Cincinnati on Wednesday. Children services will be held at the M E church Sunday morning. The annual Christian church festival is planned for Saturday night. Roy Kenady of Greensburg was here on business Tuesday. Mrs Nick Shadley of Shelbyville is visiting her parents this week. Mis jah Paritie
A letter from Alexander & Co to The Standard confirms a full money refund for Hyomei outfits if the treatment does not cure catarrh. The outfit includes a pocket inhaler, a medicine dropper, and Hyomei in a bottle, selling for $1.00 with replacement bottles available for 50 cents. The firm states the guarantee is binding when directions are followed and the user remains unsatisfied.
No amount of care can keep noxious insects out of the house, but they need not be harbored. They speedily meet their doom if you will use our product and methods and keep the home pest free.
Bugicide freely kills ants roaches bed bugs water bugs and all other varieties of insect intruders at 15c a bottle.
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