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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1903
Page
6
The Greensburg Standard advises subscribers to read the date opposite their name to verify payment status. It notes any error will be appreciated if notified, aiming to keep accounts accurate and up to date.
Friday update from Mechanicsburg with names such as Alvin Ford Pearl Swanve Irvin Swanvu and James Swantone visiting relatives and friends. Mentions travel through Greensburg, Newpock and Burney with several weddings and births anticipated and a serious illness prompting a family trip to Ohio.
An old advertisement touts Dr Kine's New Life Pills as a cure for dyspepsia dizziness headache liver and bowel troubles. It claims the remedy is gentle yet thorough and lists Grover Bonner's drugstore as the seller.
Clell Barnes and Riley Barnes are noted in a county health board context with Dr. J. H. Alexander attending the church project and a Sunday visit from Hall Graham and his wife plus Letts visiting Riley Barnes and his wife.
Sunday brought wide work activity with most residents employed. Freda Simmonds returns home after a week near Rugby. Several young ladies picnicked at Flat Rock cave. Misses Grant Tansy and Keen attended Burney children's exercises. Local men attended Blue Ridge 1.0 O. F. Hall dedication. Mrs. William Ford dies after typhoid fever, burial follows. husband and three daughters left. Community sympathy offered.
A rider quotes R T Beall of Beall Mississippi praising Dr Wing's New Discovery for consumption. He says his wife improved after trying it and was cured after four bottles. The ad notes Grover and Bonner druggists guarantee the remedy, price one dollar and trial bottles free.
Hartsville residents hear preaching at the Christian church next Sunday morning and evening. Henry Johnston and daughters Alma and Wilna visit Milford. Miss Nichols of Greenfield visits grandparents Henry Crist and wife. Edna Brown of Columbus visits grandmother Mrs Elizabeth Pond. Mrs Jasper Phillippy leaves for Shelbyville and Morristown. Alta Russell of Sandusky visits grandparents Frederick Drautz and wife. Mrs Drautz visits daughter Mrs Elizra Russell in Sandusky. M E Sunday school children’s day exercises well attended. Mollie Yost returns to Indianapolis after visiting her parents. Bessie Beaty of Indianapolis returns from two weeks with cousin Nina Mobley. Hanna Stewart and daughter Mary return to Rising Sun after visiting Mrs E ilaule. Anna Miley participates in Prof Arthur Mason’s musical at Columbus. Former college alumni picnic south of college ruins with attendees from Hope, Calendonia, Mich., Columbus. Dr Bertha Clouse, Mrs A P Barnaby, Mrs Charles Andrews, Mrs Leora Atwood, Miss Carrie Lambert, and Mrs Walter Galbraith report a fine time.
Gail Boyd is nursing measles while W A Taggart visits Cincinnati. Logan of Shelbyville visits family in Nashville. Rena Harrell returns from Bloomington and Flora Waters comes home from North Madison. Harry Boyd and Ursa McCorkle bear severe facial injuries. Mabel Fraley returns from Trafalgar after visiting Will Burton. Sunday school will be held at M FE church due to remodeling. John Penniston and party visit Pat Sweeney at North Vernon. James Armstrong suffers barbed wire injury with blood poisoning improving. Dr Weaver attends. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets are advertised for appetite and digestion, sold at Battertons. ml
A vivid cautionary note describes a frightened horse and daily accidents, urging a reliable remedy. Bucklens Arnica Salve touted to soothe burns cuts sores eczema and piles, offered at Grover and Bonner's drug store for 25 cents.
John McConnell traveled to Greensburg on Saturday while John W. Cook from Westport visited his farm. Link Burkman and wife welcomed a baby girl. Renzo Wood visited Charles Wood and wife and Elmer. A Sunday visit with John Jackson and wife occurred. Jennie Burkman returned from Greensbury. Rezzie Jones and daughter Florine of Hope called on friends. Viva Leota and Essie Wolfford guests of Della and Kate Hargitt. Margaret Hargitt left Indianapolis after visiting her aunt Louisa Hargitt.
Big Four announces one way settlers rates to Southwest with tickets on sale on the first and third Tuesdays May through November 1903. Rates apply to REE routes with N A Crawford agent. Also lists national meetings with dates from May to Aug 1905 including Winona Lake Endeavor, National Educational Association in Boston, Nobles at Saratoga, Baptist Young People in Atlanta, Grand Lodge in Baltimore, Swedish Singers festival in Minneapolis, G A R encampment in San Francisco, and Chautauqua excursion.
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is touted as the dependable pleasant remedy, especially valuable for summer diarrhoea in children and credited with saving many young lives each year. Batterton conducts sales.
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