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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1906
Page
6
Sunday talks by Rev C R Stout and visits by Mrs E F Floyd in Indianapolis noted. Dr Ballard and Prof Kenady travel, automobiles purchased, and local trades in hardware and autos. Wheat cutting progresses. paving work and interurban bridge cement finished. Several town visits, marriages, and minor injuries recorded among residents.
Mount Pleasant reports farmers busy cutting wheat and putting up hay while Elias Jackson spends summer with his mother and Elsworth Ketchum works on the pike at Harris City. Neighbors share visits with Dola Barnes, Della and Katie Hargitt, and others. Rev Dr Turner preaches next Sunday at 10 30 a.m. Everyone invited.
W. L. Hill of Bowie Texas, once 90 pounds and ill with consumption, claims he recovered after using Dr King s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. He says after 12 bottles he more than doubled his weight and is fully cured. Drugstore guarantee 50 cents to 1 dollar trial bottle free.
An advertisement claims focal treatments cannot reach ear disease and asserts deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube. It offers a $100 reward for catarrh related deafness cases not cured by the Catarrh Cure and promotes Hale’s Catarrh Cure Pills for constipation.
Rudolph Moulton is on the sick list and farmers work wheat this week. Miss Ela Cleimons helped Mrs. Rudolph Moulton with the house. Master Edward Mety is getting along nicely. Clint Bales and wife visited Mathias Johnston. Mabel Giidewell visited Lulu Swango. Florence Stark called on William Moulton. Frank Johnston and wife visited Jacob Stearns. Orlando Scudder and wife visited M. D. Hunter. Rosa Martin visited with Mrs. Frank Johnston and others.
Will Robison sold a fine lot of cattle to Elmer Sefton on Tuesday. Hugh Griffin and family were guests of Robison's mother and sister during the day.
Regular services were held by Bro. Bowers. Mrs. Charity Carr visited Greensburg, and Mrs. Lou Hoff is ill near town. Numerous visits and travels are recorded including Miss Myrtle Jerman entertaining friends, Miss Cora Starks visiting Batesville, and Ed Starks with daughter Jennie at Indianapolis. Several residents traveled to Cincinnati and Mt. Carmel, while others returned home from Chicago and Peru. A death near New Pennington and burial at Ross cemetery are noted.
Irvin Swango spent Sunday at Henry Swango's. James Swango and family visited M. D. Hunter. Rev. Dan Demaree preached at William Clemon's. Mrs. William Clemons's sister returned home after a month's visit. A dance near St. Maur drew many youths Saturday night. John Stearn of Greensburg visited his parents. Granville Martin and family spent Sunday with his brother Obia Martin at Slabtown. Andy Swango and wife visited their daughter Mrs. Forrest McKee at Adams. Miss Bessie Goodpasture of Adams visits her aunt Mrs. Perry Goodpasture this week. Mrs. Oscar Ewing and daughter Helen of Greensburg stay here to attend school. Mell Black of Keller Washington visits his mother Mrs. B. S. White in Greensburg. Miss Irene Smalley of Hartsville stays with grandparents J. M. Fraley and wife who are frail. E. T. Fraley and wife and Herschel Powner and wife attended a reception by J. C. Powner and wife near Greensburg.
Daniel Banta of Otterville Iowa shares his experience with asthma lasting several years and reports immediate relief from Foley's Honey and Tar after trying many remedies and medical care in New York and elsewhere. He recommends it to others and notes availability from J H Batterton.
A severe cold can be broken up in one or two days. Early symptoms include a dry cough and watery nose. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy taken hourly at onset counteracts the cold and restores health within a day or two. For sale at Batterton's drug store. ml
A Oakville Indiana resident reports ten years confined to bed by kidney disease. After exhausting doctors, Foley's Kidney Cure was recommended and provided relief, described as a Godsend. Sold by J H Batterton.
Forest Hill reports contractors have started paving the pike from here to Horace. Several residents attended commencement exercises at Hartsville on Saturday night. Miss Maude Ogden returned home Tuesday from Terre Haute.
If stomach troubles persist do not assume there is no cure Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets have helped many permanently They are certain to prove beneficial and cost only a quarter Sold at Battertons drug store. mL
Mechanic sburg updates show Dolph Moulton on the sick list while farmers stay busy cutting wheat. Myron Jenkins passed through on Wednesday. Clay and Spencer Clemens visited home folks Sunday. Bro Morrow to preach Sunday at 3 pm. Oscar Ewing and family visited Jacob Stearn. Anda Swango and wife visited Forest McKee. John Manary and wife with Mary Littell and son visited W A Clemens. Holman Glideweil and family with Robert Moulton Pearl Mildred Irvin Swango and Rosa Martin.
Greensburg markets spent Sunday with Henry Swan and family. Granville Martin and wife visited Miss Jane Layton and Miss Florence Layton. Ella Clemens returned to L. D. Crooks' after weeks at home. Flora Carpenter and children of Anderson were visiting sister Marion Glideweil. James Swango and family with Mose and Lulu Swango spent Sunday with Matt Hunter and wife.
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