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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1901
Page
6
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Hon Will Cumback visited the city last Thursday. Numerous residents travelled to nearby towns including Laurel Greensburg Martinsville and Indianapolis for visits, shopping, and family gatherings. A ball game arrangement and a quilting party named Aunt Jerusha’s Quilting Party are noted with local entertainment and community life details.
The notice reports a sister Kate Lecker killed in Indianapolis by street cars and funeral details in Hamburg. It mentions Will Vanecamp of Vancamp Canning Co visiting Franklin county grocers and recalls locust damage and reaper work. It lists church bulletins for June 29 1902 across Methodist Christian and Presbyterian services with pastors and midweek meetings.
Forest Grant attends Michigan school while many locals visit relatives. Measles keep Edna Barlow indoors and Sam Burney visits Hartsville. Indy visits return home. several families travel. Church services cancelled next Sunday due to Rev. Morrow’s Indianapolis call. Harvest labor scarce as farmers seek hands. Droflim Troupe to perform a musical concert and ice cream festival at Milford M E Church auditorium tomorrow night.
Mrs A M Shields of Chambersburg Pa recounts six months of hay fever and asthma leaving her near death. She credits Dr King s New Discovery as the safe cure for throat and lung diseases, saying it completely cured her. Trial bottles free at Grover Bonner s. Guaranteed 50c and 1.00.
Ira D Reckard of Duncombe Iowa reports his seven year old son suffered a severe leg scald. He applied Banner Salve and within three weeks the injury nearly healed. Reckard recommends Banner Salve to every family as a sure remedy for scalds and sores.
A large Hartsville crowd gathered Monday night for Uncle Tom's Cabin. Local visits continued with James Rominger calling on a Rushville friend and William Doty family from Gram mar visiting relatives. Several attended Petersville high school commencement as the Holgite meeting concluded Sunday.
A. O. Blanchard of West Bangor New York says years of kidney illness eased after taking Foley's Kidney Cure. He reports no relief from several doctors before using two bottles. Alexander & Co. handles the product.
Newpoint Jim Ray of Batesville and Cary Cole with family from Indianapolis visit relatives here. Miss Elva Grow of Greensburg and Miss Lizzie Kuert of Paris Kentucky also visiting. church services and Children’s Day program at the Christian church highlighted by R G Adams and Miss Cora Starks with music praised.
In Clabbertown George Knarr hosted a large dinner and Mr. Demoss received hay from James Borden who is loading hay for him. Ina Doles passed through on Sunday morning as Union Children’s Day drew a good turnout. Mr. Zetterberg mashed his foot Tuesday. Chris Knarr hauls stone for Horace schoolhouse. The infant child of George Styers died Saturday and was buried at Union Sunday afternoon. Now is a good time to order stationery.
George M. Munns and wife visited Columbus on Wednesday. Commencement attendance from Sardinia at Grammer. Miss Mabel McDowell returned home from Terre Haute. J. D. White of Greensburg guests here part of last week. John H. Deniston and wife visited North Vernon Saturday. Mrs. M. E. Harper and Miss Effie Lewelen shopped at Greensburg Tuesday. A large party including W. G. Gaston George M. Claypole and J. H. Deniston spent Tuesday night at Greensburg. C. F. Moore and wife and others were entertained at Marion Elliott’s near Waynesburg Sunday.
We felt very happy when Backlen's Arnica Sulve wholly cured our daughter of a bad case of scald head. It delights all who use it for cuts burns bruises boils ulcers eruptions. Infallible for piles. Only 25c at Grover Bonner's drug store.
Sunday visits mark a busy period with George Reber staying at home folks J D Knox and wife visiting Burney Lena Daniel of Williamstown among those in town Mrs F A Higgins Greensburg visiting relatives Dr M Thorpe confined to home after stepping on a nail Edgar Golay and wife Milroy were guests of her parents Leo Crame Greensburg visiting uncle Edd Ricketts Master Leo Crame visiting relatives in the area K of P decoration event James DeMoss and Ed DeMoss families spent Sunday with William Branker Orran and Vella Gelay of Cambridge visited grandparents and relatives here part of last week
A reader from Fair Haven Washington credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with preventing pneumonia and several attacks of croup in her son after a whooping cough. The World Herald editor endorses the product and notices it is for sale by Batterton.
St Paul residents mention T D Wilson of Shelbyville and Wm Everson on business trips to Shelbyville. J Morrow, aged citizen of St Omer, died yesterday. Roy Kanouse visited Newpoint with Miss Cora Starks. Orla Watkins and wife welcomed a 12 pound girl. Mrs L W Everson visited Indianapolis for her son Ray's limb operation. he is recovering.
A local advertiser urges that stomach ailments cause most illnesses and recommends Dr. Loyal Ford's Dyspepticide to restore stomach function. Alexander & Co. 7.
For biliousness use Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They cleanse the stomach regulate the liver and bowels for a quick and permanent cure. For sale by Batterton. ml.
John Lee Adams and wife visit her mother. Mrs Balls Coy visits Bertie Coy and mother. Roxie Lowe stays with friends at Milford. Bertie Coy hosts Roxie Lowe and Flora Querry. George Shepherd recovering from sickness. Josie Pavy visits Greens. Mrs Burroughs and Ada Boling host Methodist church children picnic. Christie Grant family and Scott family group visit Burney. Kidney illness hints precede Foley's Kidney Cure advertisement.
William Woodard of Decatur Iowa says kidney disease plagued him for years until four one dollar bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure restored his health. He recommends it to others with kidney trouble. Alexander & Co. ml
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