Newslets From Over the County in Indiana Town
J K Casaday former Versailles man moved to St. Paul opened a harness and shoe repair shop in Debolt property. John May from Versailles helped. Lecra Johannes went to Geneva on business. Postmaster reports a new deputy postmaster arrived Saturday morning. Ed Barnes warned to beware. Dr Derbyshire and family visited by automobile with Dr Ballard. Rev A Johnson from Pickaway O employed by Christian Union church to preach for one year. Carl Trimble left for Minnesota where he works as telegrapher. M F church members weeded church grounds Sunday. Trev A Beem preached at Waldrons circuit Wednesday. Mrs Ruth McNaught and mother visiting Indianapolis now visiting friends. Peter Schaff and partner bought vacant lot east of K P Hall for 100 dollars to build a wool business room and other uses. Andrew Kurr and son visited daughter Mrs Ralph Cox in Greenfield returning with son staying with sister Carrie Stewart and Bertie Walker and Francis of Shelbyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. KR. Casaday
Versailles
St. Paul
T. J. Debolt
John May
Lecra Johannes
Geneva
John L. Jackson
Ed Barnes
Dr. Derbyshire
Connersville
Dr. Ballard
Acton
Rev
A. Johnson
Pickaway
Blue Ridge
Christian Union Church
Indianapolis
Greenfield
Ralph Cox
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women
A feature touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as the trusted remedy for female illnesses. It cites Mrs. Seydel of Philadelphia who was cured after following Pinkham’s advice and praises the confidential, free guidance from Mrs. Pinkham, claiming over a hundred thousand annual cases and twenty years of service. The advertisement urges women to write for free advice.
Health faddism fades with Dr King's New Life Pills
Millions chase health extremes until they try sound eating and regular bowels with Dr. King's New Life Pills. Prompt relief for liver and stomach issues is promised. 25¢ at J. H. Batterton's drug store guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
J. H. Batterton
Local Gossip and Acknowledgments From Town
Ill Dorsey returned Saturday after a week of sightseeing in Milwaukee. Mary Inman visits friends in Rev. Tansy. The post office and W J Grants store were broken into Monday night with losses not yet determined. Dora Mercer of Greensburg visits her parents. Rumor says Jim Fowler married Nora Fiddler of Adams Sunday. Joy Miner from Indianapolis visits his grand Link Wandever near Greensboro with Frank Lewis and wife visiting George Brooks. George Conk remains poorly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorsey
Milwaukee
Mary Inman
Shelbyville
Tansy
Monrovia
W. J. Grant
Dora Mercer
Greensburg
Jim Fowler
Nora Fiddler
Adams
Joy Miner
Indianapolis
Link Wandever
Greensboro
Frank Lewis
Waldron
George Brooks
George Conk
Electric Bitters praised by patient from Harper Washington
George W. Hoffman of Harper Washington credits Electric Bitters with curing seven years of chronic stomach and liver trouble. He endorses the medicine as a wonderful cure and guarantees its effectiveness. Drugstore J H Batterton sells bottles for 50 cents with a positive guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Hoffman
Harper, Wash
J. H. Batterton
Local Social Notes Mention Shelbyville Visitors and Weddings
Adams. Miss Bertie Walker and Irancis Walker of Shelbyville visited here. Several locals traveled to Downeyville for a picnic. Nora Fidler and James Fowler were married at the bride’s home and will soon set up housekeeping. Roscoe Coy moves into Ed Shields’s vacated house. Various out of town visitors attended events and services including adults from Indianapolis and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertie Walker
Irancis
Shelbyville
Owen Boling
St. Paul
Bessie Byrnes
Muncie
Will Tresier
Florence Swango
Mechanicsburg
Ed Waits
Della Anderson
Alvin
Hattie Demaree
Indianapolis
Kk. R. Stewart
Cincinnati
Manning McCoy
Wilbur Christ
Elmer Boling
Elwood
Lee Davis
Mollie Parker
Greensburg
M. A. Tremain
Sardinia
Hiram Boling
Downeyville
Nora Fidler
James Fowler
Roscoe Coy
Ed Shields
Perry Linch
Lon McCoy
Jessie
John Patterson
William
John Marlow
Frank Shelhorn
Ed Stewart
Zella Goff
Deafness Cured Only by Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement asserts deafness results from inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and not local remedies. It promises one hundred dollars for any case cured by Tall's Catarrh Cure, and invites readers to send for circulars from I. J. Chumney & Co. Toledo Ohio, with further pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tall
I. J. Chumney & CO
Toledo
Tac
Ftall
Community notes from Kingston and surrounding towns
Mon day visitors include Rev Price of Shelbyville Rev McConnell of Rushville and Rev Dunaway of Greensburg who dined with Rev Adams and Frank Rankin family. Washington and Fugit township commencement exercises drew large crowds with recitations and music. Misses Katie and Florence Bruner returned home from St Paul after a week with grandparents. Wheat hay harvest and corn plowing are in peak season for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price
Shelbyville
McConnell
Rushville
Dunaway
Greensburg
Mrev
IR. Adams
Frank Rankin
W. I. Stewart
Oldenburg
Alice Wilson
Clarksburg
Minnie Rider
Swift-Hamilton
Washington
Fugit
Katie
Florence Bruner
St. Paul
William Byard
Julia
Anna
Near
McCoys
Mart Bruner
N. A. Bowen
Wilbur Linville
Jean
Rose Rankin
Brigham, Utah
A. T. Rankin
Victoria
B. C
Iva Eldridge
Ed Metz
Mechanicsburg
Henry Metz
Lewis Brook
Martin Bruner
Warren
George Alexander
Mary Becker
Fred Zeigler
First Day of July Sale Proclaims Stock Closure
The notice announces start of July as the day prices will be set to clear out the entire stock as the business quits. It highlights a firm decision to proceed with the sale and emphasizes the Hamilton brand in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Hartsville Community Notes Include Visits and Funeral
Hartsville notices report Fannie Bottorts returning from Indianapolis after a week with Simpson Bot torts and wife. Columbus visitors include the Misses McIntyre and Mrs Clyde Markland. A reception for Ralph H. Spaugh and Miss Ethel Porterfield is recalled from Ilaope. A. N. Phillips attended the Spaugh home event. The Ladies Aid plans an ice cream festival July 1 in the town park. Mrs Lillie Thompson Wilson died aged 23, with funeral at M E church and interment in Center Grove. Additional visits and a funeral update this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Bottorts
Simpson Bottorts
Indianapolis
McIntyre
Columbus
Ozella
Ethel
Fern Mobley
Clyde Markland
A. N. Phillips
Philip Spaugh
Ilope
Ralph H. Spaugh
Ant Bride
Ethel Porterfield
State Normal
Terre Haute
Ofra Scudder
Richmond
L. J. Scudder
Wif
Sissy Mewes
Harry FE. Mahaffey
William Wilson
Clancy Markland
Elza Markland
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Christian Church
Lyman J. Scudder
Lillie
Clarksburg Fourth of July Preparations Mentioned
Rev M S Taylor attended camp near Cincinnati Saturday and Simmer Hille spent early week with Lark Davis. Elmer remains very ill. Big July 4 festivities planned with games a baseball double header and a night firework display. W W Grose returned from Franklin Co Monday. Russell's Red Oats advertised. H E H Russell in Sandusky this week invoicing. Mrs Humphrey’s sisters and one brother attended her funeral here Wednesday. Mrs Frank Yan of New Point buried at Carmel Wednesday afternoon. William and Robert Telfer of Connerville visiting schoolmates in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S. Taylor
Cincinnati
Simmer Hille
Lark Davis
Elmer
W. W. Grose
Franklin Co
Clarksburg
Russell
H. EH
Sandusky
Humphrey
Frank Yan
New Point
Carmel
William
Robert Telfer
Connersville
William Senour and Widow Humphrey News from Brookville
William Senour an insurance agent from Brookville visited our town earlier this week. Alvs Humphrey widow of Joseph Humphrey died Monday after a weeklong illness. Funeral held at M E Church with interment at Carmel. Harvest urging progress, expected to be finished by July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Senour
Brookville
Our Town
Alvs. Humphrey
Joseph Humphrey
M. E
Carmel
Veteran Rural Mail Carriers Remembered in Greensburg
Two early Indiana rural mail carriers from Greensburg are highlighted. John fl. Braden delivered mail on a Spring Hill to Connersville route in 1835 with his brother in law John R. Donnell handling contracts. a 12 year old Braden rode a horse with leather saddle bags for a year at 100 dollars annually. Orville Thomson covered the Greensburg to Milford Newbern and Uuvisville line from 1826 to 1840, a 35 mile round trip each Saturday, earning 326 dollars yearly as he ferried letters and a few newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Indiana
John Fl. Braden
Spring Hill
Connersville
John R. Donnell
John
Donnell
Richland
Fayetteville
Cultanbia
Orville Thomson
Milford
Newbern
Uuvisville
Thomson
Grand Army appoints staff and seeks new members
Commander Tackett announces General Order No 1 naming Col T N Walker as assistant adjutant general and assistant quartermaster general David L Weir as department inspector Geo W Duncan as judge advocate D C Elder as chief mustering officer Bh H Wolfe as chief of staff and W D Green as color bearer A circular urges posts across the state to recruit veterans who fought for the flag and who are not yet enrolled to receive aid and benefits and join the work of the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Tackett
Col. T. N. Walker
Indianapolis
David L. Weir
Jeffersonville
Geo. W. Duncan
Greenfield
Grand Army of the Republic
Logan
Grant
Sherman
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Pulse & Porter
Adebs
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Lis
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mwhLion
Mills Henry & Co
West Side Square
Everhart
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Fred Seydel
Clifty
Kingston
Hartsville
Frank MI. Pray
Ohio St
Indl
Tackett
Sitrongih
Nin “Chemists
New York
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