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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1900
Page
6
Advertisement extols Powder Royal as superior in fitness and purity, asserting it leavens with inherent power without harming flour. It condemns alum powders as cheap but dangerous, claiming Royal protects digestion and safety for delicate stomachs. Published by Royal Baking Powder Co. in New York.
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June 29 1900 community notes list visits from George Logan of Hanover to Dr Beall and trips by Mrs Daisy Davison Longwood and others. Measles, travel to Oberlin Cleveland St Marys Academy and others. McKinley and Roosevelt campaign pole planned at Clarksburg with local Republicans urged to attend.
Miss Maude Dickens of Parsons Hiavs writes of eight years with asthma and repeated life threatening attacks. She credits Foley's Honey and Tar with immediate relief after starting use, endorsed by Alexander & Co as a remedy.
Mr Kaufman of Indianapolis visited Matt Meek Tuesday. The Up-to-Date Club met with Miss Emma Donnell. Residents attended commencement at Oldenburg. Mrs Sam Jackson and Miss Mary Rankin are visiting Oberlin friends. The Misses Grose and Ray of Clarksburg visit local friends. Martha and Willie Evans go to Ohio for relatives. David Moss and wife from Greensburg were guests of Dave Blackmore. A social is planned on church lawn tonight with a first appearance by the band. A reception for Mrs Harry Hopties and Miss Clara Robison was attended by locals Wednesday.
Promotes Buckilen Arnica Salve as best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers saltrheam fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. Guarantees satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Grover and Bonner.
Corn looks fine amid steady rain over the last weeks. William Davis visited relatives in Greensburg and near Hope over the weekend. Residents attended church at Burney Sunday. Roszell and wife dropped by Joseph Chambers Sunday evening. Miss Della Davis returned home Friday after visiting relatives in JC Powner. Mr Lambert’s near Hope welcomed Bessie Eubanks and family on Sunday.
A reader testifies Grain-OI made from pure grains replaces coffee after a week of use. It nourishes the system and strengthens, suitable for children. Obtain a package from grocers for 15c or 25c with preparation directions.
M. H. Sample returns from Lafayette. Mrs. Ben Hodson attends to Greensburg business. Miss Bertha Decross heads to Marion for weeks. Everett Denpree back from Bloomington University. Frank Ketchum of Linton visits relatives. Paul and Velma Radley visit Greensburg friends. Brad Scripture horse ran away last week demolishing buggy. Frank Nicely returns from Anderson to work in glass factory. Walter Majors and wife from Osgood visit. Mrs. William Knorr and children from Harris City visit relatives. May Taylor and Stella Porter visit Mrs. Myers. Grace Bolcourt and Chesley Harper visit Ella Taylor. Mrs. Will Brenton and children from Sardinia visit at Smanley’s. Mrs. J. W. Smith and children visit Washington, Indiana relatives. James C. Davis at Purdue University for summer. Miss Gertie Cann returns from Sumner millinery work. William Styers family return from Horace. L. T. Howell and family visit James Keith’s. A. E. Sharp of Collinsville NL visits relatives, returns Saturday. P. F. Owens building barn and planning residence north-east town. James M. Burk improving Main street property with glass front and new room. John C. Powner, Herchel Powner, Miss Bessie Eubank visit Thomas Lambert family near Hope. Ovid Houze rents 10x12 room since 25th. baby born eight pounds. Billie Voles remarks on weasel killed thirteen chickens. Maint lost none since.
Try Grain-O asked by grocers for its beverage. Children and adults may drink it without injury and it resembles Mocha or Java in color. It costs fifteen or twenty five cents per package and is sold by all grocers.
Forest Hill residents report George Fraley painted a house for Dyar Moor of Sardinia this week. Miss Laura Askin entertained a gentleman friend from Milroy Sunday. Rev. M. L. Johnson will move to St. Louis to join the Herald and Presbyter. Rev. G. D. Parker from Converse preached two sermons. Victor West learns railroad work at Letts with Charles Wasson and now serves as a telegraph operator after Dodge's training.
Hartsville notes many visitors including Minnie Swank of Dayton and Laura Sime host. Frankton’s William Frazier visits Rev. John Riley’s family. Columbus and Greensburg linked guests attend events. high school commencement with Greensburg orchestra. diplomas presented by County Superintendent Clark.
Notice announces a stockholders meeting at the G A R ball in Greensburg on Friday July 6 1900 at 2 PM to elect seven directors for the ensuing year. C El Ainsworth president and Harry Matthews secretary.
ALEXANDER & Co promotes a new range of fragrant products with a focus on balanced pricing and steady supply. The note hints at a perfume business with interest in standard odors and consumer accessibility.
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