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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1900
Page
6
The Greensburg Standard urges readers to examine the date opposite their names to confirm payment status. Any errors should be reported as a favor to ensure accurate records.
June 22 1900 social column reports visitors to Kokomo residents from Kingston Chicago Metamora and Indianapolis. Strawberry festival at Carmel raised about 21 dollars. Church groups hosted receptions and meetings with local ministers and deacons. Also mentions Banner Salve advertisement and its claimed healing properties.
Edger Avery transacted business in Waldron Saturday. Dr D Bartley and wife of Crawfordville visit F W Avery and family. At the Democratic primary Saturday Dr C Howard was nominated township trustee. Miss Allie McDonald home from Franklin. Miss Ollie Martin returns from Indianapolis. Paul and Hope played a game.
The Adams Township school exams were held in the K or P Hall with eighteen graduates. John W Rhodes owns a religious bird dog Rex seen at church. J B Kanouee and Sons plan a fifty foot addition to their store due to increased trade.
A letter from a reader extols Grain-O made from pure grains as a coffee substitute. She notes initial dislike, then week long use improved health and insists it nourishes the system. Children may drink it freely and it offers a delicious, healthful table beverage. available from grocers for 25 cents.
The Kingston community awaits a ministers' meeting next Tuesday. Local social notes list visits and gatherings including the Misses Bruner at Harris City relatives and several residents hosting visitors from Greensburg and Indianapolis. The Ladies' Missionary Society met yesterday, and a Literary C E social is planned for Friday on the church lawn with all invited.
Mrs. S. H. Lincoln recounts the near death of General Burnham’s widow in Machias Maine as doctors feared pneumonia. She credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving her life after three doses and with curing consumption, praising its throat chest and lung cures. Trial bottles offered at Grover Bonner's drug store.
Letts James Wadkins and wife visit North Vernon on Monday. Clover harvest progresses in good weather but will be short. Blacksmith Moor and family hosted friends at Vernon for a few days. Ed Davie spends part of the week at Elizabethtown tending farming interests. Mrs Elva Hartley, though ill, is slightly improved and enjoys pleasant days. J H Stout and wife travel Thursday for a ten day visit with Frank Drake’s family in Lima Ohio. Gracie and Thirsa Wasson return home after visiting near Sardinia. Bert Hodson, recently at a business college in Indianapolis, comes home.
Miss Maude Dickens of Parsons writes of eight years suffering with severe asthma. After several attacks last year she began using Foley's Honey and Tar and reports immediate relief each time, in a testimonial for Alexander & Co.
A large Liberty Sunday meeting drew a big crowd. Miss Lena Hunter of Letts visits John Hunter. John Pulse improves slowly from cancer. Elmer Martin builds a new residence by Pulse Bros. & Co. Mrs. Marshal Storms suffers from a ear gathering. Miss Della Davis visits town. Several locals, including Herschel Pavey and wife, Daniel and Andrew Fosters, and Miss Zella Milholland, are noted in visits and calls. Everett Burney and sister are mentioned in incomplete notes.
Mished music for the Christian church entertainment at Hartsville Sunday night. Mrs. Mort Fisher of Lawrenceburg, guest of her sister Mrs. Robert Anderson, returned home Monday. Thomas Brett and wife of Hartsville, Mrs. O. M. Stone and children of Oakland City, and John McClintock were guests of R. P. Pavey and family last Friday.
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