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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1906

Page

5

Regional social notes and travel visits across the county

Over the county reports many residents returning from Martinsville and visits by neighbors from Greensburg Rushville Louisville Anderson Millhousen and Upland California. New sorrow arrives as Frank Vantreese dies at Richmond Sanitarium and will be brought home for interment.

Clarence Baker William Lockridge Rushville Hiram Shera Upland California Frank Vantreese Richmond

Deafness Cure Claim Promoted by Hall's Catarrh Cure

An old advertisement asserts deafness results from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and offers one hundred dollars for a deafness case caused by catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. The notice promotes constitutional remedies and urges sending for circulars, with sales of Hall's pills for constipation.

Hall F.j.,cheney & CO Toledo

Epworth League Festival Nets Five Dollars Ten Cents

Clarksburg report notes Epworth League festival earned 9.50 Saturday night. The item lists social visits from residents to friends and relatives and mentions open air grapho phone concerts by Henry Hollensbe. Decoration day observance is described as omitted with few veterans remaining.

Epworth League C. E. Kincaid Rushville Charlie Roach Sarah Linville Haeey Richey Millroy Jobe Tarple Moore George Davis Newpoint Harry Hopkins Greensbury Henry Wodlensbe Ed. Foley Greensburg

Aunt Mat Newbro Visits Town After Months of Rheumatism

Miss Mattie Aunt Mat Newbro, long confined to her room by rheumatism, came down town last Sunday as the guest of her nephew O. J. King of Park Hotel, while graves near decked with garlands of flowers.

Mattie Mat’’) Newbro O. J. King Park Hotel

New Cure For Epilepsy And Life Pill Claims

J B Waterman of Watertown C writes that his daughter recovered from epilepsy after taking Dr King s New Life Pills and has had no attacks for over two years Batterton s drug store offers best body cleansers and life giving tonic pills at 25 cents ml

J. B. Waterman Watertown

St Paul Notes Rain Delays Pike Work and Local Visits

Marion Buchanan of Indianapolis visits his mother in St Paul. Henry Zeigler found in poor condition during a Greensburg visit. Rain halted work on the pike and interurban as the creek rose two feet quickly. Edward Barnes, long-time deputy postmaster, noted as a longtime St Paul resident. Old settlers' gathering at Lever's grove failed due to rain. Prof. Lawrence Guess traveled to Indianapolis last Saturday with I. R. French, later returning home. J R French and wife were in Indianapolis last week, returning Monday, and helped celebrate a granddaughter's birth.

Greensburg Henry Zeigler Edward Barnes St. Paul Lever’s Grove Cans Creek Prof. Lawrence Guess Indianapolis I. R. French J. R. French

Wonder Of Bowie: Hill Doubles Weight In A Year

In Bowie Texas W L Hill rose from 90 to over 180 pounds after using Dr King s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds He claims a complete cure after 12 bottles and notes doctors had given up on him The ad promises the product as a sure cough and cold cure with 50 cents to 1 00 and a free trial bottle offered by J H Batterton druggist.

Bowie Tex W. L. Hill Dr. King J. H. Batterton

Ewington Social Events and Local Notices

A week of community activity includes a festival at Liberty drawing a large crowd, multiple social visits among residents, and musical entertainment led by Everett Burney at Milford and Wesley Chapel. Dr. Ed McLaughlin extracted thirteen teeth for Mrs. Peavy with successful relief. George W. Lanham advertises a full line of automobile sundries and bicycles.

Everett Burney Milford Wesley Chapel Ed. McLaughlin Greensburg George W. Lanham’s

Kingston Community Daily Notices Synopsis

Kingstons list notes events and visits from the week. Henry Dravis finished planting corn on Tuesday. A good rain fell Wednesday morning. Local residents including Chester Hamilton and Frank Hobbs visited relatives. Miss Alice Wilson, Miss Cully Brook, and Miss Ruby Doyle are mentioned with upcoming or recent home visits. Charles Tay bought the old McKay farm for 2800 dollars.

Mechanicsburg Social Notes Prompt Evening Gossip

Rain fell on Monday while Ella Clemons returned home for several weeks. Henry Swango and family visited relatives on Wednesday. Irvin Swango visited his brother Henry and family Sunday. Spencer Clemons left Monday for Maurice to take a new position. Granville Martin and wife visited John H. Jackson and family Sunday. Roy Glidewell bought a new rubber tire buggy Saturday. Mrs F E Johnston and Rosa Martin visited Mrs Clint Bales Tuesday morning. Mrs John Moulton and daughter Mrs Henry Wolfe spent Sunday with Mrs Andy Swango. Mesdames Nina Glidewell and Sarah Martin visited John Landing family Wednesday. Joe Davis and wife and Rafe Magee and wives called on Andy Swango Tuesday afternoon.

Henry Swango Irvin Swango Henry Spencer Clemons Maurice Granville Martin John H. Jackson Roy Glidewell F. E. Johnston Rosa Martin Clint Bales John Moulton Henry Wolfe Andy Swango Nina Glidewell Sarah Martin John Landing Joe Davis Rafe Magee

Dangers of the change of life and Pinkham remedy

The article promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as essential for women during the critical change of life. It outlines warning symptoms and asserts the remedy strengthens the nervous system and combats distressing complaints. It also notes free advice from Mrs. Pinkham's heir, Mrs. A. E. G. Hyland, and mentions social notices from Greensburg area.

Lydia E. Pinkham A. E. G. Hyland Chestertown

Very Best Remedy for Bowel Trouble Endorsed

Bluffton 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 it now at Batterton's drug store for summer emergencies.

M. F. Burroughs Bluffton Ind Chamberlain Batterton

Was Wasting Away

A Salem Missouri resident Robert R Watts writes that five years of kidney disease left him weak and emaciated until he used Foley's Kidney Cure. He reports nearly complete cure after less than two bottles and recommends the remedy sold by J H Batterton.

Robert R. Watts Salem Foley J. H. Batterton

Local society notes from Sandusky and nearby towns

Mrs. J D Knox hosted the W A Club. Greensburg visitors and Marion Soldiers Home guest locations noted. Several residents attend commencements at Geneva Milford and Waldron. Rev T J Anthony moves into new parsonage and delivers memorial address. Clinton township commencement with four graduates and Vaughn Nation tops county grades.

W. A. Williams Charte Clemons Sara Burris Frank Martin Anna Janie Martin Oscar Howard Faimount Lebanon Indianapolis T. J. Anthony Sami Waldron Suday P. Lodge Clinton Township Mary Vaugan Myrtle Weller Flossie Davern W. Turner

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Westport F. G. Harding Martinsville John Keith Louisville Levi Hughes Burnsville B. F Gaston M. B. Cornutt J. A. Shields Orlando West George Stewart W. H. Sutton Adda Knorr Anderson Dora Link and Children Millhousen Frank Hamilton Clarksburg Marion Buchanan Texas Ewington John A. Myers Liberty James Davis Ethel Roszel Hessie Peck Edith and Vetha Galloway John Chambers Douthit Burney Joseph Chambers Kingston Henry Dravis Chester Hamilton Shaw Davis Lee Adams Alice Wilson Prof. Brown St. Maurice Thomas Hamilton Fred Stewart Middlebranch Sam V. Stewart Winona Cully Brook Edith Myra Murphy William McKinley Metz Ruby Doyle Fairfield Charles Throp Charles Tay Spring Hill McKay Frank Hobbs George Handiges Ben and Myron Donnell Ambrose Donnell Miss Bessie Mechanicsburg Ella Clemons J.G. Donnell Emma Elroy Gilchrist Risk Taylor Ramner Sun Brothers P. L. Doles Grace Kitchin Will Robison Thomas’’ Meek Matt Adam Spring Hill Church Minnie Rider Mr. Blades Sunday John Metz John Whandiges George Lyons Fred Zeigler Chris Zeigler John Zeigler Margareth Handiges Martin Bruner Warren Sandusky J.D. Knox W. A. Club Orton Meek Benjamin Ricketts Marion Elsie Spright Maggie Henigar Fairmount A. C. Thorpe Mary Johnston Sarah Burris Josiah Swails Roxy Parker St. Vincent Hospital Ayers Ayer Buckingham’s. Dye BR. P. Hall & CO Nashua, N Opticians North Franklin Street Nain al Rhone Decatur County
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