Local Society and Medical Notes Recap
Mrs Roy Darby visits her parents at St Omer. Miss Maudayer of Indianapolis visits this week. Henry Kirby remains in poor health. Raymond Picak returns from studies at Leland Stanford University. Mrs I M Sanders attends Moore’s Hill commencement. her sister graduates. Dr Wooden of Greensburg consults with Dr Sanders in Mrs Will Laws case. patient reported better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Darby
St. Omer
Miss Maudayer
Indianapolis
Henry Kirby
Raymond Picak
Leland Stanford University
Cal
I. M. Sanders
Moore’s Hill
Dr. Wooden
Greensburg
Sanders
Will Laws
Local News Briefs From Burney Area Community
Census taker visits, residents passing through and visiting families. A car load of stock shipped, births reported, and visitors from Hartsville Nortenburg Greensburg Milford and Greensburg among those noted. Church events include M E festival rescheduled due to nearby town events.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Advertisement
Bucklen's Arnica Salve promises to cure bruises sores ulcers saltsheam fever sores tetter chapped hands chisgrains corns and other skin eruptions and piles with a money back guarantee. Price is 25 cents per box sold by Groves Bonner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale
Groves & Bonner
Ilyl
Local Social Notes From The Area and Visitor Reports
Grandma Glidewell is on the sick list. Several locals and visitors, including Adam Sample and wife, Ed Harden and family, Dave Glidewell and family, John Travis and wife, Mrs. Rutherford of Clarksburg, Ora Clemons, Cliff Storms, William Bonnard of Newpoint, George Travis and wife, and Guss Wintrow with his wife, were noted as visiting relatives and friends. Church attendance at Rossburg is mentioned, and a local show Monday night is reported a grand success. Silvester Glidewell returned home to Illinois. Banner Salve is endorsed for various ailments. Al exander Co. appears at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Sample
Silas Demaree
Ed Harden
Holman Glidewell
Dave Glidewell
Mr. Waters
John Travis
Mrs. Rutherford
Clarksburg
Ora Clemons
Cliff Storms
William Bonnard
Newpoint
Rossburg
Scobe Smith
Greensburg
Silvester Glidewell
Illinois
Local visits reported across Indiana and Illinois
St. Paul notes Fred Metzler spent last week in Indianapolis. B. J. Weakley and wife visited Shelbyville on Saturday. Thomas Doolin was in Indianapolis last week. Mrs. Sarah Pence of Shelbyville visits relatives here. William Short and his son from Neoga Ill visit relatives. George Hess and Fred Avery Jr did business in Shelbyville Monday. Mrs. A Buell visits her daughter in Falmouth Ind. Mrs. Charles Suppenlatz and Mrs. William Ford shopped in Gienensburg Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Weakley
Shelbyville
Thomas Doolin
Indianapolis
Sarah Pence
William Short and Son
Neoga
Ill
George Hess
Fred Avery, Jr
Grain-O Offers Healthful Coffee Alternative
A reader endorses Grain-O as a nourishing grain based drink that fully replaces coffee after a week of use. The note highlights its suitability for children and claims it strengthens the system. Available from grocers at 15c and 28c. tf
Local Notes from Sandusky and Greensburg Community
Mrs. Grant Ruddell has been on the sick list. Miss Nellie Burris of Indianapolis is visiting relatives here. George Reber's family welcome a new son. Mrs. J. B. Robison and Miss Clara visit Mrs. Alva Reed. Flower Mission at the county Poor Farm praised. Ira W. Kelley of Mansfield credits Foles's Kidney Cure after years of kidney trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Ruddell
A.M. Reed
Indianapolis
Will Meek
Etta Self
Boone County
Nellie Burris
George Reber
Gertrude Williams
Sadie Burris
Greensburg
Ira W. Kelley
Mansfield
Foles
Alexander & Co
J. B. Kirkpatrick
Decatur County
DeArmond Hotel
East
Ohio Street
Ind
Talbott & Mossidyi
Community Notes and Local Happenings Roundup
Newpoint Mrs. R Adams on sick list this week. John Maddox of Casey NL visited R Starks. K Bromledge piano tuner at Randolph Starks. Rev Bowers of Sunman visited Dr Jerman. Lizzie Kuert back from Cincinnati to visit mother. The Big Four raising the track with a large force. Myrtle and Stella Jerman expected home from Franklin College. Mrs M C Jenkins visiting with Adams parents. Pete Schuh to start liquor business in Puttmanns building. Rev Hargitt preached first M E church sermon. Randolph Starks gave daughter Cora a rubber tired phaeton and driving horse. Child of James Blair died of whooping cough, buried at Rossburg. John Boltman and family moved to Lipps property. Festival by Christian church raised funds for repairs. I O O F to observe Decoration Day next Sunday at 2 pm with Jessup and Leedy present. Music planned. grand time anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Adams
John Maddox
Casey, NL
R. Starks
K Bromledge
Randolph Starks
Rev. Bowers
Sunman
Jerman
Lizzie Kuert
Cincinonati
Myrtle
Stella Jerman
Franklin College
M. C. Jenkins
R. G. Adams
Pete Schuh
Puttmann
East Railroad Street
Hargitt
M. E. Church
Cora
James Blair
Rossburg
Colson
John Boltman
Lipps
East Main Street
Quick Relief for Asthma by Foley’s Honey and Tar
Miss Maude Dickens of Parsons Hans writes she suffered eight years with asthma and faced fatal attacks before Foley's Honey and Tar gave immediate relief each time. The testimonial highlights rapid breathing relief attributed to the product.
Community Notes From Milford and Nearby Towns
A sequence of brief social items records visits and gatherings across Milford and nearby towns. Names include Miss Mary Lamb Utica N Y and Miss Patton hosts for Y U C dinner. Attendees Sam Stewart Greensburg J B Robison Greensburg Sumner Lowe Spring Hill and others attended church. Rev Allen Kokomo spoke on The Completed Man. Proceeds seven dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lamb
Utica
N. Y
Patton
Sam Stewart
Greensburg
Smith
McCoys
Nora Magee
Harris City
J.B. Robison
Will Robison
Sumner Lowe
Gertie
Spring Hill
Rev. Allen
Kokomo
Local Notes From Harteville and Nearby
Dr J M Tobias of North Vernon was in town Friday Gent Romuinger attends commencement week at Huntington Mrs Henry Murphy and children of Primghar Iowa visit relatives Judge F T Hord of Columbus stops en route to Greensburg James T Crim wife and son Caspar visit Norristown A large local group attends Waynesburg Christian church dedication Mae Crum and children visit relatives Rev C Bonnell and family attend Moore s Hill College commencement Notra Myer and Mr Day visit grandparents Simeon Aicborer family The youngest child of Samuel Stewart and wife dies at their home near town Dentist Oscar B Phillipy and Ruth Wiseman of Oxford Ohio wed at Oxford Ohio June 7 Parents attend wedding Home reception Monday evening Abroad visitors include Jesse Wiseman of Oxford Stephenson of Indianapolis Clancy and Clyde Markland of Columbus Ice cream cake and strawberries served
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Tobias
North Vernon
Gent Romuinger
Huntington
Henry Murphy
Primghar
Iowa
F. T. Hord
Columbus
Greensburg
James T. Crim
Caspar
Norristown
Mae Crum
Adilene
J. Wesley Lawrence
Christian Church
Waynesburg
B. Andrews
Olivet
Mich
C. Bonnell
Moore’s Hill College
Notra Myer
Mr. Day
Simeon Aicborer
Samuel Stewart
Oscar B. Phillipy
Ruth Wiseman
Oxford
Ohio
Have your sale bills printed at this office
Offer to print sale bills at the office on paper or muslin. Straightforward advertising line promoting printing services for notices and notices of sale.
Would Not Suffer So Ago for Fifty Times its Price
G H Wilson a Burgettstown liveryman recalls severe stomach pains and credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with quick relief after one dose. He praises it as the finest stomach trouble remedy and says he will keep it at home. Batterton Bros sells the remedy locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller & McCurdy
Chamberlain
G. H. Wilson
Liveryman
Burgettstown
Washington Co
Batterton Bros
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