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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1906
Page
6
An advertisement claims deafness results from inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining and can only be cured by constitutional remedies. It promises one hundred dollars to prove Wall's Catarrh Cure ineffective for catarrh related deafness and promotes Wake Hall's Pills for constipation.
Mrs. August Preuss Jr is on the sick list. Miss Fern Bower works for Eva Waters. B F Bower has his buggy painted. Mrs. George Fultz spent Saturday.
W L Hill, once weighing 90 pounds, now surpasses 180 after using Dr King s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. He credits the cure to the medicine after doctors gave up on him. J H Batterton, druggist guarantees the remedy with 50c and 1.00 prices and a free trial bottle.
A number from Forest Hill attended children's day exercises at Letts Sunday night. Richard Askin and Ruth of Columbus visited relatives here part of last week. The Union church ladies festival was successful socially and financially to fund a new carpet. Rev. Broady and family planned a Pennsylvania trip then Niagara Falls, returning Saturday. Mrs Herschel Powner surprised her husband for his 26th birthday as friends visited while he fished.
J B Waterman of Watertown Ohio reports his daughter was cured of epilepsy by Dr King s New Life Pills and has had no attack in over two years. Local drug store Latterton s advertises the 25 cent life giving tonic and cleanser pills.
St Paul notes Miss Bertha Ross returning from a week's vacation. A town wedding is expected in a few days. The St Paul circuit's third quarterly meeting met in Vienna on Sunday. Mrs Leonard Pollock is bedridden in frail condition. Cement work on the interurban bridge over Flatrock advances toward completion.
Mrs Alice Berryhill of Chattanooga Tennessee writes of severe female illness and ulceration. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief within days and a full recovery after continued use. The letter praises the medicine and invites other women to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham free of charge.
Westport Ira Colson made a business trip to Greensburg last week. W. F. McCullough visited with relatives over Sunday. Londa Wright and family were in Greensburg Wednesday. Scott Sherman from Des Moines Iowa visited friends here. Wm Ross attended to business in Greensburg two days last week. Richard Bollman and wife welcomed a ten pound daughter. Ed More and wife of Greensburg visited J F Hamilton and family last week. K of P Lodge and Rathbone Sisters observed memorial day last Tyner Stewart prepare to erect a grain elevator near the Big Four depot. Mrs L I Howell and daughter Gladys of Greensburg visited relatives here last week. A large shipment of livestock cattle sheep and hogs moved out of town this week. J T McCullough elected to school board replacing Gilmore Morgan. Mrs Maud Williams and son of Rushville visiting her mother and sister. A gang of foreigners camping on north side working on rail line laying ties and rails. Gus Brewer went to Indianapolis and brought back the children of his deceased brother whose mother has been ill for months. Peter Turaska returned from the Philippines after six years in the army. Mrs Johnson's daughter is in Dr Saxton's sanitarium. Miss Minnie Carr and Leota Ketchum of Greensburg came home Saturday remaining till Monday. Children's day exercises at Christian church Sunday evening featured music and a large audience.
Marion Buchanan of Indianapolis visits his mother Mrs. French this week. Nev. Stout attends a ministerial meeting away from home. Mrs. Dickey returns from two weeks with her granddaughter. Miss Mabel Leffler joins Kanouse's store as a clerk. Two lady clerks have married recently. Charles Cappes and wife tour of Cleves Cincinnati and other spots. Charles Neal handles business in their absence. Bible agent Mr Middleton leaves for Louisville for a week, wife staying at Mrs. Beans hotel. Mr and Mrs Tevis visit from near Moscow for church but Red Men gathering alters plans. Joseph Eck reports a cow killed by the ears. Mrs. E. L. Floyd returns from Indianapolis and Lafayette with grandson Jack Ballard, eight months old, to the Ballard and French families.
Bluffton resident Mr M F Burroughs endorses Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best cure for bowel trouble. He has used it for years and keeps it on hand. The ad urges purchase before summer and notes Batterton's drug store as a seller.
Harve Hoff spent Sunday with home folks while Mrs. Everett Hull hosts fifty boarders this week. Several residents and visitors attend gatherings, with Miss Myrtle Jerman entertaining a gentleman friend from Alert and Miss Cora Starks hosting four young ladies from Batesville. The Newpoint orchestra played at Kingston for a lawn fete last Thursday. Mr and Mrs John Travers of Greensburg visited Mrs Hettie Wright Sunday. Al Thomas and daughters Golda and Mrs Fields traveled to Greensburg on Tuesday for business. Mrs Barnard departed Monday for Rush.
Burney residents note numerous relatives from Greensburg Rushville Indianapolis and Columbus visiting local families. The M E church plans a lawn fete Saturday night with all invited. K of P holds memorial services at the Baptist church while Rev Liston speaks. Mrs Wolfe rushed to Zenia Ohio to be with daughter Elliott who is reported in critical condition.
A brief sale notice states White Ribbon soap bars offered at 2 cents each through Boston S Torr.
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