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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1900
Page
7
Local bulletin notes corn growing well in Clay Hill with ample rainfall this week. Several residents, including Maud Towler and J D Walker, are listed as sick. Community activity covers church attendance, millet sowing, corn hauling, and corn plowing, plus a sales pitch for Banner Salve.
Westport residents visit relatives in Letta and Bedford while others travel to Cincinnati and Illinois. Miss Pearl Myers returns from Indianapolis. Mrs. Elizabeth Breheny buys Charles Jackson property near Sardinia. The two year old of Charles Glasscock dies. funeral held at Baptist church. Rev E C Dickens visits Wrightsville, Georgia family affected by a recent blaze. John Lemasters injured by horses. fracture treated by Dr Burroughs. P F Owens and wife sell farm near Sardinia to Ed McKelvey and buy land from Thomas Stevens near town to build a new house.
Professor J. A. Fisher called on friends Monday and Tuesday. Mrs Bert Starks visited Napoleon for several days. Youths attended the Lutheran picnic Monday. John J Puttmann traveled to Indianapolis Tuesday for the Democratic State convention. The Pike election Saturday yielded a one sided result with about 300 votes cast.
Dr C B Grover has permanently located and opened an office in the Hamilton Block on North Franklin street. He is prepared to treat all chronic diseases with a specialty in chronic dyspepsia and stomach troubles. Bream medicated vapor baths furnished daily. Dr Grover brings several years of sanitarium experience.
Primary votes were light with forty eight against piking the roads. John Bollman moved to Saltcreek from Cincinnati. Rosa York plans to visit Germany permanently. Wesley Glidewell died west of town and was buried at Rossburg. Saltcreek Township mourns a respected citizen leaving a mother wife and four sons. Alexander & Co. advertise wall paper prices with a brisk snap.
Local notes report rain, weeded corn, hay baling, and a busy week for straw berry dealers. Sunday school events at Scipio and Bearcreek Children’s Day are announced. Shipped Star bedsprings to Seymour. A. R. Munns plans Indiana return. Son of Mr Shaw to be buried in the Philippines. Greensburg ads promote NewHan Hammock and Marguerite Swing Chair.
Hartaville residents host visits from Oscar B Philippy James T Crim John W Bline and others while Miss Elsie Mobley returns home from Kewanna Indiana. Church events include Children Day at M E Church and a missionary lecture by Miss Mullens.
Miss Mullins formerly attended college at this place died Thursday May 31 at 2 pm David Fix aged seventy funeral Monday at 1 pm at residence by Rev Lydia assisted by Rev John Seelig interment in College cemetery Miss Mary L Barnes professor at Huntington College and former professor here at the college that was burned attended the missionary convention and Sunday night read an essay on The Twentieth Century.
Bayles Coy and wife of Waldron visit relatives and Misses Lena and Ethel Anderson of Milford visit Mrs. Ed Shields. The Octet Club entertained. Rev. Murphy preached. Mr and Mrs Fraley visit Forest Hill. Horace Randall and Amy Wiley wed in Milford and plan to live in Minnesota. Grandpa Sharp dies of heart failure. funeral in St Paul.
Office offers printing of sale bills on paper or muslin for notices and public sales, providing ready prepared forms and typesetting.
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