Local residents recount weekend visits and flood damage
James Taylor and family from Gay norsville visited Sunday. Mrs. Christana Tucker of West port called on sister Mrs. Alice Clark. High water Saturday damaged crops and fences along streams. George Himelick of Waynesburg visited his father. Rev. George Young of Westport preached at Rodney. Chris Holmes and wife moved into their Creek home. Several attended quarterly meeting at Flatrock and stayed overnight due to high water. A. A. Holcomb and others can provide details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Taylor
Gaynorsville
Christana Tucker
Westport
Alice Clark
George Himelick
Waynesburg
George Young
Rodney
Flatrock
A. A. Holcomb
John Tucker
Olive Tucker
Foley's Honey and Tar Praised by Ark Reader
A. A. Herren of Finch Arkansas reports Foley's Honey and Tar is best for coughs colds and lung trouble and that it has cured consumption in early stages. J. H. Batterton also states satisfaction with the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Herren
Finch, Ark
Foley
J. H. Batterton
Peliey & Company
Chicago
Westport Births and Community Notices Highlight Local Ties
Mrs. Maggie Fulton welcomed a son while several residents report visits and returns from Indianapolis Milton and Louisville. Merritt Webb sold a farm west of town to Mr Cook of Shirley and Rev J B McCeehan begins as Baptist pastor. A Westport commencement features Rev C E Hester and Dr P O Duncan with diplomas delivered by Mrs Lina Thomas Hooten. six girls and twelve pupils celebrated with pink and white carnations and floral boutonnieres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hollenslee
New Castle
Mary Burk
Indianapolis
Merritt Webb
Mr. Cook
Shirley
C. E. Hester
P. O. Duncan
D. D
North Vernon
Baptist Church
Lina Thomas Hooten
Westport Schools
Kingston News Roundup Highlights Local Passings and Moves
Kingston notes a busy week with residents traveling and visiting relatives from Greensburg to Illinois. Families plan moves, graduations, and property purchases while several locals recover from illness. Local church events and social visits are also reported alongside upcoming graduates and neighborly farewells.
Graduating Exercises End Fugit Township Schools
The graduating exercises of the common schools of Fugit township will be held at the Clarksburg Christian church on Friday evening June 7 at eight o clock. The list of graduates includes Harry Bruner Roy Jones Carl Smith David A Walters Lora Griffin Ralph Spring mire Elizabeth Hamilton Bernard Kitchin Margaret Robison Elma Vanansdal Marie Doles George Wirt Earl H Jarrard Miriam Beall Mary Logan Nancy Lewis Eva Mauer Aloysius Hermisch Emma Weisbach Jessie Logan. The program features music invocation presentation of diplomas an address Forces of Destiny by Hol. Thomas H Kuhn benediction and school officers and staff are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Morgan
Greensburg
James Moore
James Kitts
Robison
W E. Thomas
Lark Walters
David
T. N. Shaw
Sardinia
Clyde Kitchin
Guy B. Russell
Prosser Clark
Sylvia Walters
Ed Tarplee
O. J. King
Ed Donnell
Arthur Lowe
Edwin S. Fee
Berea
Kentucky
Fugit Township
Clarksburg
Deadlock of Liver and Bowel Function Remedy Ad
An 25c drug-store remedy promises to end dangerous deadlock of liver and bowel function. Dr King’s New Life Pills claimed to be a universally satisfactory treatment with money back guarantee at F. M. Henry & Co’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
F. M. Henry & Co’s
Batterton's Drug Store Sells 25 And 50 Cent Books
Batterton's drug store advertises a large line of books priced at 25 and 50 cents each, inviting customers to browse and buy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batterton’s
A Lesson in Health and Kidney Cure Claim
An advertisement asserts healthy kidneys filter impurities and praise Foley's Kidney Cure for curing kidney and bladder diseases. It claims the remedy strengthens the whole system and ends with a testimonial from J. H. Batterton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
J. H. Batterton
Local Residents Visit Relations and Friends
Clifty residents report visitors from Ohio and Indianapolis. Allie Kensey travels to Indianapolis for a weeks visit. Mrs Will Wiley of Indianapolis visits R W Wiley and family. Shipley Givens of Peru visits friends here and at Burney. Mort Messenheimer and family visit Madison relatives, Elbert Brads home from Marion for a few days. Mrs Anna Moore and niece Alice Conk spent part of last week in Indianapolis. Mrs Brooks and daughter Nona visit Burney. Mrs Morris and son Ralph return home after a month with her parents the Trimble family. Mrs Trimble’s illness remains unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Ketchum
Letts
Thomas
J. L. Keilar
Greensburg
Allie Kensey
Indianapolis
Will Wiley
R. W. Wiley and
Shipley Givens
Peru
Burney
Anna Moore
Alice Conk
Brooks
Nona
Bess Luther
Morris
Ralph
J. B. Trimble
Trimble
Vane Ryse
Sandusky
M. E
Zack Gartin
Glen
Westport
Gartin
Josie Handle
Milan
Watson Dean
Lonnie Manlove
Cincinnati
J. A. Pumphrey
Freeman Sasser
Krell
Willis Arnold
Clifty
Clyde Elliott
Jesse Luther
Shipley Givan
Homer Givan
Alba Cox Givan
Givan
The
Baptist Church
Mesdames Liston
Hiner
Edith Sasser
Levenstein
Biddinoger
Wayhinger
L. [. Howell
Clyde Elliott Herschel Luther
Mabelle Minor
Gladys Howell
Alice Arnold
L. T. Howell
Edward Pumphrey
Deafness Cure Claims and Catarrh Remedy Ad
An advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and that only constitutional remedies can restore hearing. It offers $100 for any catarrh deafness case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Yangers Restaurant Named Best Place to Eat in Greensburg
A local notice promotes Yanger's restaurant as the premier spot for a first class meal or good lunch in Greensburg, located opposite DeArmond Hotel with reasonable rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Yanger’s
DeArmond Hotel
Do Not Neglect the Children Diarrhea Remedy Advice
Seasonal note urges early care for a child’s diarrhea with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy followed by castor oil. Sold at Batterton's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Batterton’s
Petition for Free Gravel Road in Sandcreek Indiana
Petition filed June 4 1907 by George Fultz et al in Decatur County Indiana asks the Board of Commissioners to locate grade drain and pave a free gravel or macadamized road along the Vernon and Greensburg road in Sandcreek township. The petition describes existing unimproved segments and requests a road 30 feet wide with 16 and one half feet grading and 12 feet paving, funded by a township tax and bonds. The hearing is set for July 1 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fultz
Office of the Auditor
Decatur County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Sandcreek Township
Vernon and
Greensburg
Township Nine
Sandcreek
Marion
Township Eight
Sandecreek
General Assembly
Inipiana
Marion Township
Edward Fulty
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George Nicholson
Roosevelt
Bessie Glasscock
Milton
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Louisville
J. B. McCeehan
W. F. King
Corporation
Charley Owens
Tom Woods
Kingston
Charles Dravis
Hal Bruner
Harry Bruner
Lizzie
Maud Metz
Illinois
Frank Kitchin
McCoy
Maud Updike
John Handiges
Mary Becker
George Alexander
Hulbert Wood
Martin Bruner
Loren Henry
Frank
Egypt
Mart Meek
Taylor Raymer
Mechanicsburg
Margaret Robison
Elizabeth Hamilton
Bernard Kitchin
Ralph Springmire
Carrie Self
Advance
Ruby Stevenson
Near Lebaron
Fred Springmire
Bessie Springmire
Edward Baugher
Minnie Rider
Mrs. Scott
George Handiges
Bert Updike
Guy Kitchin
Forces of Destiny
Hol
Thomas H. Kuhn
Mr. Seal
Ohio
Mort Messenheimer
Harry
Madison
Elbert Brads
Eogee Ha Wa
Frank E. Ryan
Frank BE. Ryan
E. G. Davis
A. Ww. Robbins
M. McCullough
W. Billieu
John H Robbins
O. F. Welsh
Richardson
Meir Biddinger
Albert Boicourt
George M. Young
L. B. Biddinger
Thomas Robbins
Lewis Smal
Charles Brannon
G. M. Mor
B. R. Weiles
Joseph W. Maddux
I. W. Richardson
James J. Wright
Hessler
Vern BE. Martin
W.L. White
K. OF P. Building
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Lowe & Ardery
Tanglefoot
Linegar Bros
Lake Erie
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