Local notes and visitors from Monday’s Daily
Mrs. Caroline Sefton is ill at her North East street home. Lizzie Logan shipped cattle to the city markets. William J. Higgs of Rushville stayed with his son E. I. Higgs yesterday. Martha May, Deputy Sheriff Grover DeMoss’s daughter, is seriously ill with pneumonia. Bert Morgan and family visited St. Paul, with Mr. and Mrs. Mason. Web Woodfill and Charles Woodfill families spent Sunday in Indianapolis. Della Littell returned from Peoria Ill where she attended school. Alex Connelly of Shelbyville visited Herbert West’s on First street yesterday. Horace McDonald of Sandusky said to have exciting plans for Review readers. Watch for his announcement. Dave Blackmore and others visited Indianapolis Sunday, dining at the Columbia Club.
Morrison couple attend niece's Columbus wedding
Dr C C Morrison and his wife attended the marriage of their niece Miss Mary Elizabeth Marr of Columbus to Frank McNeal of Kokomo on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Morrison
Mary Elizabeth Marr
Columbus
Frank McNeal
Kokomo
Conductor Frank Huber Ties Past to Present in Indianapolis
The writer met Frank Huber, once a Newpoint resident, in Indianapolis on Saturday. Huber now conducts a College avenue street car, linking his past with his current city transport role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Huber
Newpoint
Indianapolis
Frank
College Avenue
Dobyns Opens Store in Clarkburg Room Formerly Higgins
George Dobyns, an experienced merchant, has opened a store in Clarksburg in the room formerly occupied by David Higgins and will offer an up-to-date shopping venue. Arthur Woodward departed yesterday for Cincinnati to perform electrical engineering work for Allis-Chandler Mfg. Co. His wife and young son will stay for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dobyns
Clarksburg
David Higgins
Dobyns
Arthur Woodward
Cincinnati
Allis-Chandler Mfg. Co
White couple marks 30th anniversary with trip to Indianapolis
Mr and Mrs Charles L White of East First Street celebrated their thirtieth wedding anniversary by traveling to Indianapolis to attend the Siegfried grand opera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. White
East First Street
Indianapolis
Big Four Considers Grounds Beautification Projects
The Big Four plans improvements to beautify the east and west sides of the passenger station with local men likely to win the contract.
Mrs Israel Guests at Sandusky En Route to Lancaster
Mrs. Fred Israel and her two daughters visit her sister Mrs. C D Burrows in Sandusky while traveling from Fairbury Illinois to Lancaster Pennsylvania where Mr Israel works as a foreman. The Siegfried grand opera at the State Fair coliseum drew 7000 attendees with notable performances by Madam Schuman Heink and Madam Kirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Israel
C. D. Burrows
Sandusky
Bates
Fairbury, Ill
Lancaster
Israel
State Fair Coliseum
Charles L. White
L. D. Braden
Emma Donnell
Maggie Throp
Janet Knowles
Forest Kyle
L. D. Hamilton
James Caskey
Madam Schuman-Heink
Madam Kirk
Old Reliable Foley's Honey and Tar for Croup Remedy
A Georgia storekeeper from Jefferson, T. J. Barber, praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a dependable family remedy. He recounts curing two of his children aged eight and six from severe croup last winter and asserts the product never fails for his ten person household. He urges keeping a bottle at home to save doctor bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Foley
T. J. Barber
Jefferson
Local visitors gather in town on various business and social visits
George Kemp and Dallas Hoop of Hope, Indiana, were in town on business today. George Link from Akron Ohio is visiting relatives. Miss Helen Knowles, a student in Miss Blaker's school in Indianapolis, stayed with home folks yesterday. Miss Elizabeth Nora Hazelrigg of Pendleton is guest of Miss Katharine Saunders on North Franklin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kemp
Dallas Hoop
Hope
George Link
Akron, C
Helen Knowles
Miss Blaker
Indianapolis
Elizabeth Nora Hazelrigg
Pendleton
Katherine Saunders
North Franklin Street
Pendleton Families Visit Relatives and Travelers Leave
Mrs. Mack Hazelrigg and daughter Maxine from Pendleton visit Hazelrigg and Hill kin at Adams. Robert Drake and wife return home near Burney after visiting his mother over Sunday. Mrs. W. A. Donnell and Miss Bessie depart for Cincinnati to visit W. E. Talbert and family for the week. Frank McCoy and Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Tilson travel to Shelbyville for a day with friends. Randolph Starks of Newpoint, after weeks in Deaconess hospital Indianapolis, shows improvement and plans to come home this week at 88 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Hazelrigg
Maxine
Pendleton
Hazelrigg
Hill
Adams
Robert Drake
Burney
W. A. Donnell
Miss Bessie
Cincinnati
W. E. Talbert
Frank McCoy
Mrs. C. D. Tilson
Shelbyville
Randolph Starks
Newpoint
Indianapolis
Real estate sale and local notices from town paper
Frank Ford sold the Bird Sefton farm north west of town to O B Trimble for 14400 dollars or 140 dollars per acre. Mrs C E Smith visiting relatives was ill after a tent meeting and looked to recover. County Superintendent F C Fields reports 400 of his Third Cavalry went into Mexico on Saturday. Hamilton home hosts a family reunion with Grant and Homer Gregg visiting. Rev C B Jones of Anderson preached and accepted the pastorate. Henry Brodbeck and daughter Mary arrived from Chicago after Northwestern University exercises. Brodbeck attended the Methodist general conference in Saratoga Springs. Blanche Blair Prather serves as secretary to the pastor earning 1800 a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ford
Bird Sefton
Town
O. B. Trimble
Trimble
Milford
C. E. Smith
S. W. Hillman
J. E. Murr
Earle Hamilton
Kingston
Henry Brodbeck
Mary
Los Angeles
Cal
Chicago
Brodbeck
Northwestern University
George Perry
General Conference
The
Methodist Church
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
M. E
Pacific Coast
Blanche Blair Prather
Local social notes from Indianapolis visitors and travelers
Mr and Mrs Alva Reed of Indianapolis were guests of Mrs Margaret Robison yesterday. Mrs Margaret von Grimmenstien of Indianapolis was called by her father Will L Hamiltons death. Miss Augusta Ehrhart of Minneapolis Minn is here for an extended visit with her mother Mrs Mary Ehrhart on West Hendricks street. Donald Hunter accompanied his mother to Cincinnati today on a business trip and his place as reporter on the Review was filled by Robert Haas. Mrs T M Greene and daughter May Louise returned to Cincinnati this morning after a short visit with relatives in this city. Mrs Louisa Cory Miss Mildred Conquest and Thomas Morrison went to Rising Sun this morning to attend the Epworth League convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Jones
Anderson
the Baptist Church
Jones
Margaret von Grimmenstien
Indianapolis
Will L. Hamilton
Augusta Ehrhart
Minneapolis, Minn
Mary Ehrhart
West Hendricks Street
Donald Hunter
Cincinnati Today
Review
Robert Haas
T. M. Greene
May Louise
Cincinnati
Louisa Cory
Mildred Conquest
Thomas Morrison
Rising Sun
Epworth League
Indiana University Student Returns Home to Work at Kanouse's
Frank Baylor, who has been attending Indiana University, arrived home Sunday evening and began work this morning at Kanouse's shoe store. Mr. and Mrs. William Steckelman arrived from Vincennes Saturday for a short visit with his parents on North Anderson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Baylor
Indiana University
Kanouse
William Steckelman
Vincennes
G. A. Steckelman
Anderson Street
Plainfield High School Grad Wins Swimmer Honors
Miss Hildegard Hamilton daughter of J Hal Hamilton graduates from Plainfield New Jersey High School. She wins three prizes as best swimmer and ranks well in her studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hildegard Hamilton
J. Hal Hamilton
Plainfield, N. J
Local Attorney Visits Rushville Courts with Sons
William Newbold Rushville attorney transacted business today with his two sons Robert and James. They observed Decatur circuit court machinery. Also notes a Columbus druggist Clarence Adams married Emma Peat in Bayonne New Jersey on June 8. Various brief notices: a divorce case reassignment in Greensburg. Martinsville aunt Minerva Collins dies. Florine Siling returns from Indianapolis gymnastic college. Geneva picnic hosted for Mrs. German and Davidson family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Newbold
Rushville
Robert
James
Decatur
Remarkable statement on Lydia E Pinkham remedy
In Englewood Illinois Mrs E Sheldon recounts severe menopausal symptoms and frequent headaches, spending $1900 on doctors with no relief until Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with saving her life and keeping her from insanity, urging others to consider the product and seek free advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon
Lydia E. Pinkham
Englewood
Ill
Mrs. E. Sheldon
S. Halsted St
Englewood, Til
Rheumatism Arrested With Scott's Emulsion Aid
Many suffer continual rheumatism as impurities in the blood worsen attacks. The ad promotes Scott's Emulsion as a natural blood builder strengthening organs to expel impurities and improve health, warning against alcoholic substitutes and citing thousands aided daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Flint man Frank McConnell on two weeks vacation
Frank McConnell of Flint Michigan and an employee at the Dort automobile works is home on a two weeks vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McConnell
Flint, Mich
Dort Automobile Works
Local Social Notes Include County Auditor and Visitors
County Auditor J. C. Barbe his wife and son Marlin spent Sunday near Kingston as guests of Miss Maggie Throp. C. E. Bruner of Connersville was guest of his parents on East North street Sunday. Miss Ruth Scearce is off duty at the five and ten cent store and is spending her vacation with relatives and friends in Danville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Barbe
Marlin
Kingston
Maggie. Throp
C. E. Bruner
Connersville
Mrs
Martin Bruner
East North Street
Ruth Scearce
Danville
Local residents attend services and travels noted
Mrs George Adams and Mrs Mary Chenowith return from a short visit with relatives in Connersville. Mrs Sylvester Ahlring of Indianapolis attends Catholic church services. Henry Aultman receives contract to photograph Catholic school graduates. Mr and Mrs J Ostman of Oak Forest visit George Futchman’s family. Mr and Mrs William Scherling motor to Milan for a relative’s funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Adams
Mary Chenowith
Connersville
Sylvester Ahlring
Indianapolis
Henry Aultman
William Scherling
Milan
Rushville Officials Visit Local Authorities Here This Morning
Voorhees Cavitt John Ganther and Alva Osborn of Rushville were visitors this morning. Mr Cavitt serves as sheriff of Rush County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voorhees Cavitt
John Ganther
Alva Osborn
Rushville
Mr. Cavitt
Rush County
Morrison Family Visited Newcastle on Sunday
Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Morrison and their sons Thomas Sheldon and Trevor drove to Newcastle to spend the day with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Morrison
Thomas, Sheldon
Trevor
Newcastle
Local Social Notes Highlight Chicago Visitors and Indiana Travel
Misses Martha Cushman and Kathryn Sweeny of Chicago were guests of Oleatha McIntyre Sunday and are visiting Mr and Mrs Robert Donnell at Spring Hill. Mrs John Huber Misses Isabelle Wahman and Elizabeth Zoellner will attend Oldenburg commencement Wednesday. Misses Addie Shepherd Martha Heckman and William Barnes returned to Indianapolis last evening after a weekend visit with friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Cushman
Katheryn Sweeny
Chicago
Oleatha McIntyre
Robert Donnell
Spring Hill
John Huber
Isabelle Wahman
Elizabeth Zoellner
Oldenburg
Addie Shepherd
Martha Heckman
Willamette Barnes
Indianapolis
Travelers Mowrey Family Return From Tucson Trip
Mr and Mrs Nelson Mowrey and nurse Mrs Ruble left Tucson Friday speeding homeward and are expected to arrive Friday. Miss Cora Scott cared for John Goddard who has been ill five weeks and is improving. Several families and guests enjoyed a Sunday visit and picnic at Coles Pond with extended relatives from Indianapolis Greensburg and Bayonne among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Mowrey
Ruble
Tucson
Arizona
Cora Scott
Ben
John Goddard
Indianapolis
Mr. Goddard
Ehrhardts Plan Dinner With Indiana Official Host
Mr and Mrs Will Ehrhardt entertain Hon Philip Zoercher of Indianapolis at dinner this evening. Zoercher is prominent in I O O F lodge work and is to speak at the Democratic meeting at the opera house tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Ehrhardt
Philip Zoercher
Indianapolis
Zoercher
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Opera House
Social Dinner Hosts Honor Mrs Coil Tincher of Minneapolis
Mrs Frank Tincher will entertain Mr and Mrs Locke Bracken and Mrs Mary E Bracken at dinner this evening in honor of her daughter Mrs Coil Tincher of Minneapolis Minnesota. Mr and Mrs Edgar Ware entertained at dinner Sunday James McCracken wife and son James and daughter Miss Ruth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tincher
Locke Bracken
Mary E. Bracken
Coil Tincher
Minneapolis, Minn
Edgar Ware
James McCracken
James
Ruth
Dinner at Jacob Haas Home Entertained by Brodbec Family
Dr. W H Brodbec and his wife along with Cal were hosted for dinner today at the home of his uncle Jacob Haas and family, in a cordial social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Brodbec
Miss Mary
Los Angeles
Cal
Jacob Haas
Dinner Guests Listed by Mrs Simmonds of Letts
Mrs. Florence Simmonds hosted dinner in Letts with guests Harry Black and family Clarence Black and Miss Syl via Ketchum both of Letts Mrs Wiley Gaither of Jeffersonville and Mrs Joseph Slate of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Simmonds
Letts
Harry Black
Clarence Black
Sylvia Ketchum
Wiley Gaither
Jeffersonville
Joseph Slate
Indianapolis
Comrade Rankin Answers Last Roll Call in Kansas
Quenemo Kansas June 17 Mustered out John C Rankin enlisted in the 7th Ohio Vol Cavalry in 1862 and served until the Civil War end in 1865 He settled on a Sac and Fox Indian reservation farm in Osage county after moving west He served as county treasurer four years and as state senator four years He died in Quenemo on June 17 His uncles were J T Rankin and A T Rankin of Decatur county R L G
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quenemo
Kan
John C. Rankin
7Th Ohio Vol. Cavalry
Osage County
Sac and Fox
Kansas
J. T. Rankin
Every Member Visiting Day Observed by Church Group
The church held its annual every member visiting day with Rev C W Cauble of Indianapolis delivering a sermon on Christian work and giving. At noon twenty four men arranged in twelve pairs visited members to discuss church welfare and assignments, a swift canvass completed in an hour and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
C. W. Cauble
Indianapolis
State Missionary Society
Flower Mission Day Observed at County Infirmary
The county infirmary hosted Flower Mission Day led by Rev. Hook of Forest Hill and presided by Mrs. Bertha Blackmore. A large attendance from Spring Hill and Sandusky enjoyed abundant flowers, beautiful tables, ice cream and cake, and a day of pleasure for the guests while Superintendent and Mrs. Burrows received praise for their commendable work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hook
Forest Hill
Bertha Blackmore
Spring Hill
Sandusky
Burrows
Also Mentioned on This Page
Caroline Sefton
North East Street
Lizzie Logan
William J. Higgs
E. I. Higgs
Martha May
Grover DeMoss
Bert Morgan
St. Paul
B. F. Mason
Web Woodfill
Charles Woodfill
Della Littell
Peoria, Ill
Alex Connelly
Herbert West
First Street
Horace McDonald
Dave Blackmore
A. M. Willoughby
Dr. C. C. McCoy
L. P. Dobyns
Columbia Club
Mother Gray
F. C. Fields
Edwin
Third Cavalry
Brownsville
Young Fields
Mexico
Alva Reed
Margaret Robison
Clarence W. Adams
Bayonne
N. J
Emma Peat
Mr. Adams
A. C. Russell
Thomas E. Davidson
Greensburg
Jessie Winship
Earl Winship
Sparks
Davidson
Minerva Collins
Martinsville
Thomas Rominger
Hartsville
Miss Florine
Siling
North American Gymnastic Union College
Ward- Belmont College
Nashville
Tenn
Louis Zoller
Geneva
Charles German
Kansas City
Thomas F. Davidson
Donald
Hester Davidson
S. P. Minear
Charles Zoller
Frank Thompson
Louise
Anna Grover
St. Louis
Robert Richardson
Eleanor
Mrs. Richardson
Elbridge Butler
Iselin
Lawrence Kanouse
Charles Vandiver
Louesa Morgan
Middlebranch
Harley McKee
Luther Taylor
Charles Dravis
Gordon Templeton
Anna Littell
Coles Pond
Albert Pavey
Ralph Edward
Warren Laughlin
Anna Smith
Carrie
Phillip Smith
Mill Street
Comrade Rankin
Christian Teem
Presbyterian
Aoeenas
Carson
Essen
Chichester
MRS. C. C. Love Agency
North Franklin St
Indiana
Citizens National Bank
Greensburg, Indiana
James B. Lathrop
Charles W. Woody
Chashier
J. F. Goddard
J. W. Craig
Goddard & Graig Attorneys At Law
R. J. Russell
Morris Store
John E. Osborn
Frank Hamilton
Osborn & Hamilton
Erdmann
East Side Public Square
P. D. Q. Company
Terre Haute
Ind
Gswilliams &Sons
St. John
Guthrie
Pratt’s Poultry Regulator
Magef
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