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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1907
Page
6
Uncle Jonathan reports on social visits and community events in Paul Town and Greensburg. A mix of visitors, weddings, theater outings, and club gatherings centers on families like Kanady Latham and Coryn Hall, with notes on professors, drivers, and local businesses such as Yanger's restaurant.
A busy weekend rolls through Clarksburg with a festival at Hillsdale Park and numerous visits among nearby towns. Residents and visitors include Mrs. F E Moore of Shelbyville, Alma Conaway of Rushville, Minerva Halsey from Greensburg, and Cliff Donnell returning from Greensburg.
A testimonial from A. A. Herren of Finch Arkansas claims Poley’s Honey and Tar cures coughs colds and lung trouble and even early consumption. J H Batterton endorses the product for its enduring satisfaction.
Last week multiple Swango relatives and friends visited kin across Greensburg and nearby towns. Henry Swango and family saw Holman Glidewell and kin Sunday. Frank Wright of Greensburg visited Anna Deilkes midweek. Andy Swango and family spent Sunday with James Swango. Julia Huber visited her brother Will and his wife at Smiths Crossing Tuesday. Charney and John Terrell of Greensburg called on Mabel and Myrtle Swango Sunday. Cora Zeigler returned from the Queen City where she stayed with sister Maud.
To night. If you would enjoy to-morrow take Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets to night. They produce an agreeable laxative effect, clear the head and cleanse the stomach. Price 25 cents. Samples free at Battertons drug store. ml bee oe
Miss Minnie Rider is improving. Ed Lampe of Clarksburg visited Clifford Bruner. Rev B M Nyce and family arrived in their new automobile for dinner with Henry Dravis. Mrs. Mary Throp died near here and was buried at Carmel. Reverend Rankin and two daughters visited W K Stewart. Warren Barnes returned from Greensburg after visiting relatives. Charles Zeigler and families hosted Sunday gatherings. Children’s Day planned for Sunday July 7 with church practices next week.
Relief from colic and diarrhoea offered by Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Sold at Batterton's drug store.
Sunday visits fill the week with Ike Doles Ro lander Scudder Oscar Ewing and family with J C Stearn Mrs George Gageby shops in Greensburg and more. Hen house thefts at Elsie Hunter. preaching planned for Sunday July 7. Small updates on Gooodpasture improving Iva Glidewell’s return from Ewington.
Beachwood residents shared visits and events over the weekend with neighbors in Greensburg Mechanicsburg and Tarkey. Cora Zeigler returned home from Cincinnati while Florence Stark called on Ollie Barding and families gathered at Holman Glidewell and the Zeigler farm.
A Sunday of visits and small gatherings across nearby towns as residents like James Harding Clyde Barnard and Harry Minning spent time with friends and family. Local events include a well attended M. E. church festival and a Fourth of July address by Honorable Thomas A. Kuhn with Louis A. Haring delivering the welcome.
Smyrna. Henry Rhinstidt visited Friday with his brother at Sperceville. Opal and Mildred Swango called on Emma Tapphire. Rose Martin of Mechanicsburg visits local friends. Pearl Swango spent time with her sister Mrs. Forest McKee near Hamburg. Mose Swango and nieces Opal and Mildred visited M. D. Hunter and wife. Anda Swango and his wife spent Sunday with brother James Swango at Mechanicsburg.
Joe Minor and family visit Indianapolis. Mrs Morrison and children stay at Hartsville. John Pavy and wife and mother visit Harry Pavy. Mrs Margaret Jackson from Greensburg visits her children here. Nellie Stewart and Thomas Morrison ill. Mary Miers of Greensburg guest of her father. Douthitt hosts Greenwood brother and wife. W A Minor and Joe Minor trip to Edinburg by auto. Dorothy Weinland from Seymour with grandparents A J Alexander. Ed Jackson son Barney attends Milford exercises. L Miers and mother, Joe Gilmour and wife, Janie Williams and Frank Stapp and family visit W A Minor. Minnie Jones, Lula Smiley, Carrie Wiley, Harry Galbraith, and Hugh Gilmour attend Epworth League convention at Jeffersonville.
Mrs E D Clapps son near death from lung and throat trouble, saved by Dr Kings New Discovery. Exhausting coughing spells every five minutes stopped after use. Medicine guaranteed for coughs and colds throat and lung troubles by F M Henry Co druggists. 50c and 1.00 Trial bottle free.
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