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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1901
Page
6
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Reports from Rushville and surrounding areas describe illness, travels, weddings, marriages, and local happenings. Mentions of W Ewick W Linville, Bundusky outings, Logans, teachers, gas plans, school events, and a court-friend note on postmaster Miller. Includes community voices, visitors, and a stray telegraph of local business.
Ada Owen remains ill this week. James Wilhott of Indianapolis visited with Jesse Styers family on Sunday. Robison & Davis shipped cattle from Greensburg to Cincinnati on Tuesday. Peter Gutting near Gaynorsville delivered hogs to a local shipper recently. Mrs. Milton Stapp of Tarkey visited her daughter Mrs. J. G. Davis Sunday and Monday. Wright and Gilchrist delivered cattle to Robison & Davis on Wednesday. Peter Wood bought a new survey and double harness from A. E. Sturgis Saturday. Many attended Children’s Day at Union. a fine program was given. Newt Wynkoop seemed pleased with his new survey. William House was injured after falling from a cherry tree Friday. Dr. Welch treated him. Rev. John Huckleberry preached at Sandcreek Sunday and will preach at Liberty next Sunday. Turn out to hear him. A land deal moved C A Brown’s tract to Mr. Woodfill and then to C Wright.
An 1890s style advertisement touts Mystic FCure as a radical remedy for rheumatism and neuralgia. It claims to remove the cause and disease within one to three days, with immediate relief from the first dose. Sold by Alexander & Co. druggists in Greensburg for 75 cents.
Westport reports the Layton family moving to town last week while Jeff Burns returns from Illinois visits. K. Ames buys a farm south of town. T. W. Robinson’s new house foundation nears completion. Elbert Davis visits kin near Waynesburg Sunday. Iowa’s Charlie Williamson visits locals. J. N. Keith attends a Photographer’s convention at Winona Park. Bessie Lee of Rushville visits Uncle T. W. Robinson. Mrs. Etta Smanley returns from Hartsville. IX. of P. memorials observed at M. E. church last Sunday. Rev. J G Brengle preached.
Various residents, including Breen and Mrs Jassie Ezherwood, visit relatives in Dearborn County while Levi Burns visits in Harper. Families like Hedgesons, Siegentells, and Wiles travel to and from Greensburg and surrounding areas. The M E Ladies Aid plans the annual Fourth of July celebration at Dixon’s Grove with music speeches and food.
A. C. Jackson of Le Roy New York writes Goslay Ibn Genessee Pure Food Co praising Grain-O as a coffee substitute. He says it compares favorably with best Java Mocha and expresses satisfaction with the trial.
Hartaville notes list residents visiting relatives and friends in Worthington Huntington College ceremony at Cliff Dale Park hosts a Greensburg picnic. Individuals include Ray J Fellows and wife, Raymond Brown from Illinois, Rev J W Allen from Trafalgar, Thomas Hrett and wife, Myrtle Burns Burnsville visiting Alphonso Burns family, Kemp Jackson Indianapolis visiting grandparents John Graham and wife, and Ed E Clapp awarded church contract for new M KE. Children’s Day observed at Barger Chapel with program. Harry Bishop returns from Indianapolis after stay with Poole Graham. Mrs Simpson Bottorff and daughters Nellie and Lela visit Columbus with Marion Lane. Elza Markland family from Columbus visits mother Mrs Gabriel Phillipy. Phillipy returns home with them.
Ea Moore of Greensburg acted locally Monday. Frank Roberteon of Carrelton called on friends here. Miss Tiana Anderson entertained Roy Gamera of Cincinnati Monday evening. Jomie Powner and wife of Newsburg visited Mrs. Mary Peades Sunday. Nathan Wasson and family visited Oscar Hernenna Sunday. Lena and Ethel Angerson attended the picnic at Fintrock Cave. Knightstown visitor Maryp and Edith Tatman arrived from Mende to spend vacation with their parents. Greensburg friends attended a festival at Burney Saturday night. Rev. Bansy and wife hosted dinner Monday. Almer Swift and wife visited Albert Miner Saturday night. Mrs. Ibingham and son Carl of Hope visited Mrs. Fannie Miner. Murt Messenheimer visited Jim Pumphrey and wife at Letts. Mrs. Mesrow and daughter Hada returned from extended visit to parents. Bevis William Puymer, former pastor of this place from Vevay, preached Sunday morning. Thomas Lambert and wife near Hop, John Powner and wife Forest Hill, Elmer Palmerton and wife St. Paul were guests of Mrs. Mary Blades last Sunday. The lack of energy and backache signal kidney disorder Foley kidney cure restores strength and vigor. Take no substitute. Alexander & Co.
Miss Maude Dickens of Parsons Kansas reports eight years of severe asthma with frequent attacks. She began using Fo lex's Hiney and Tar and says it has never failed to give immediate relief. Alexander & Co. ml
Milford. W A Dorsey was at Adams Sun Bell Lane and Allie Brown were at Greensburg Monday. Lillie Kennedy and Lizzie Dorsey were at Cynthiana Monday. Cyntha Pickett of Greensburg visited her parents Sunday. Joe Rodman and wife entertained relatives from Hope Sunday, Rivert Chambers who died Sunday morning of diphtheria was
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