County Correspondence Roundup Of Local Notes
Institute met here last Saturday. Theodore Eck senior remains feeble. Roy Kanouse attended Greensburg services Friday. Willing Workers met with Miss Hazel Shortridge last Saturday evening. Elmer Jackson moved to work as traction motorman. Ely Avery returned from Harris City to attend the institute Friday. Raymond Brooks ill for six months still near death. Walter Lawless went to Chattanooga Tennessee. wife and son John will join later. Ermina Martin home nursing mumps. Bessie Barnes visiting Indianapolis college. stayed with parents Edgar Barnes and wife. Maud Favors listed among Indianapolis Star contestants for European trip. Theodore Eck Jr moved to Greensburg area farm to move his father when able. Nature Study Club met Mrs Weakley. paper by Mrs Gertie Lawless. Mr McCormick and his educated dog Bronte visited school children. Locals expect Mrs Bakers recital Tuesday evening by Mr Matt of Chicago. Benjamin Jenkins hip fracture improving. splint to be removed soon. Mrs Flint and daughter Thelma of Lansing Michigan visiting, nursing her mother Mrs Worland. Myron Cole of Shelbyville in town to visit brother-in-law George R Cuskaden on Major farm west of town. Master Frank Templeton surprised on birthday with many presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely Avery
Harris City
Raymond Brooks
Walter Lawless
Chattanooga
Tennessee
John
Ermina Martin
Greensburg
Bessie Barnes
Indianapolis
Edgar Barnes
Worland
Robert Jackson
San Antonio
Texas
Matt Meek
Homer
George Dobyns
Clarksburg
Thomas
Bernard Kitchin
Clyde
Rush County
Meade Brown
A. M. Brown
Bessie Donnell
Elizabeth Hamilton
Louella Dravis
Bessie Springmire
P. L. Doles
Lornze Wolford
Leota Dillman
Gaynorsville
Henry Bonner
Kingston
Bonner
Scoular
John Handiges
Shaw Davis
Beulah
Minnie Rider
Rebeckah Lodge
Orville Garrett
Rushville
Anna Martin
Vaughn Nation
Lillian Reber
Sarah Marlow
Harriet Metzler
John Bentley
Geneva
Will Martin
Milroy
Eleanor Ruddell
Margaret Winship
Will Clingenpeel
Nathan
Greencastle
Myrta Martin
Frank Martin
Kingston Wedding Hints Spur Community Notices
Kingston residents hear word of a forthcoming wedding while the town updates on social visits and local events. Tuesday's gathering saw Y U C meet Miss Myrta Patt. Thursday and Friday marked the final school exams. families visited in Greensburg and Clarksburg. church and lodge activities moved along amid sickness and weather concerns. multiple property moves and neighborhood news wrapped the week.
Local Westport Notes Include Sales and Sickness
George Fultz sold veal to local shippers last week while Albert Holcomb fights typhoid fever with Dr. Welch in attendance. Charles Rhodes attended the Jones sale northwest of Westport and bought cattle and hogs. Frank E. Jessup visited his aunt Emma Hockersmith on Rock Creek over Sunday. Cliff Starkey and wife moved to the Frank Jordan farm east of Waynesburg to begin housekeeping. Ira Hockersmith ill as typhoid sweeps the family. Myrtle, sister, died recently. parents also ailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fultz
Albert Holcomb
O. F. Welch
Westport
Charles Rhodes
Frank E. Jessup
Emma Hockersmith
Rock Creek
Albert Nanderman
Millhousen
Cliff Starkey
Frank Jordan
Waynesburg
A. L. Jessup
James Beach
Ira Hockersmith
Myrtle
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad from 1886 Ohio Notary Statement
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co announces a fifty cent to one dollar reward for each case of catarrh cured or not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The firm claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and offers testimonials. Sold by druggists at 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Local Social Notes Span Milroy Greensburg and Nearby
Sandusky reports a string of visits illnesses and movements across Milroy Greensburg and Rushville. residents attend lectures move homes teach absences and family visits reflect a bustling community scene amid lingering illness and travel.
Westport Social Notes and Local Moves
Perry Jarvis went to Rushville on business. Ora Stevens heads to Carthage to work for the Big Four. Westport Stone Co buys a new switch engine. Rev M O Jarvis and Capt W T Stott were in Greensburg. Mrs Mollie Fulkerson attended an Indianapolis millinery opening. Dr J C Glass and George Foster of Millhousen were here. J E Nicely traded Noblesville property for Beach farm east of town. Preston Jones sold his farm and moved to Tennessee. Mrs Fannie Dorsey and son from Kentucky visiting relatives. Miss Bessie Arbuckle returned from Greensburg visit. J M Gaston and James Brehney in Greensburg. Miss Edith Gaston back at Franklin College. George Hollenslee and Clarence Stott did business in Greensburg. Mrs Bart Maginnis and daughter Mayme arrived from California for extended visit. Miss Alta McIlwain and Miss Zula Smith took teaching license exams at Greensburg. Mrs R L Slater and Miss Dora House went to Indianapolis to buy spring millinery. Clete Hamilton and wife hosted a group of young ladies in their new Rangy street home. Sunday events listed with services and leaders. Rev Beach of Greensburg to preach Sunday night for the W C T U. Quarterly meeting reported well attended despite bad weather. Elder preached three sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Stevens
Carthage
Westport Stone Co
M. O. Jarvis
W. T. Stott
Greensburg
Mollie Fulkerson
Indianapolis
J. C. Glass
George Foster
Millhousen
T. M. Deupree
Richardson
Epworth
Lydia Brows
James Manlief
Beach
Rose Pearce
Local Notes From Clarksburg And Nearby Towns
Miss Sophie Hodges visits Indianapolis for a week. W. J. Gemmill conducts business in Greensburg. Miss Mary Fee returns from Greencastle. The Woman's Missionary Society meets with Mrs. L. D. Hamilton. C. B. Emmett and family visited Spencerville Ohio. Mrs. L. M. Walters stays with Mrs. Ed Tarplee as her mother Mrs. Sarah Taylor. Mrs. F. E. Moore of Shelbyville visits her parents. Burt and Howard Fee visit Berea Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. Critchett of Toledo visit their daughter Mrs. Rolland L. Clark. The community mourns George Tarplee who dies at his daughter’s home in Greensburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Hodges
Indianapolis
W. J. Gemmill
Greensburg
Mary Fee
Greencastle
Woman’s Missionary Society
L. D. Hamilton
Burt
Howard Fee
Berea
Kentucky
Mrs. Critchett
Toledo
Ohio
Rolland L. Clark
Hartsville Social Notes and Moves in Columbus Region
Newton Graham did business in Columbus Tuesday. Theodric R. Beck accepted a job in Indianapolis. Attorney Sharpneck of Columbus was on legal business Tuesday. Miss Laura Sims and Mrs J B Cummins visited Columbus Tuesday. Homer Williams and wife from near Elizabethtown visited relatives Wednesday. Miss May Galbraith of Greensburg visits cousins Hazel Ina Nellie Clapp. David A Morton and wife moved into Mrs George Schultz residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Graham
Columbus
Theodric R. Beck
Indianapolis
Attorney Sharpneck
Laura Sims
J. B. Cummins
Homer Williams
Elizabethtown
Miss May Galbraith
Greensburg
Misses Hazel
Ina
Nellie Clapp
David A. Morton
George Schultz
Local Notes on Visits Marriages and Property Moves
Mrs Maggie Wright and daughter Verne Wright Morris of Los Angeles arrived Saturday to visit relatives. Mrs Mary C Jordan and Myrtle went to Shelbyville Monday due to Enoch Proctor’s illness. Walter Stewart of Greensburg showed carpet samples for Dalmbert & Co at J B Cummins furniture. Earl Quick of Rugby and Miss Alice Jewell were married in Columbus Saturday with a reception planned at Henry Jewell’s home. Albert Wertz moved into the Fix heirs property and Sherman Graham into Wertz’s old home. A reception at J Wesley Lawrence’s home honored David Lawrence and family before they depart for Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Jordan
Myrtle
Shelbyville
Enoch Proctor
Walter Stewart
Greensburg
Dalmbert & Co
J. B. Cummins
Earl Quick
Rugby
Alice Jewell
Columbus
Henry
Albert Wertz
Fix Heirs
Prof. Wertz
Sherman Graham
Wertz
Greensburg News Roundup Reflects Local Moves and Health News
Letts reports various local moves and visits in Greensburg and surrounding areas. Items include David Biddinger and a wife visiting Greensburg on Tuesday, Frank Evans as a business visitor on Friday, John and Hugh Taylor transacting Saturday business, and Uncle John Parker noting his wife’s improving health. Other notes mention property purchases by Rev. E M Davis near Finley Chapel, and Ada and Lucy Cox’s travel logging their Kansas City to New Mexico trip with a Kan sas City stop before continuing to Stanley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Fraley
Indianapolis
Frank Evans
Greensburg
John and
Hugh Taylor
John Hill
Shelbyville
Enoch Proctor
John’’ Parker
Rev. E. M. Davis
Preston Jones
Finley Chapel
G. W. Gardner
Mr. Davis
Ada
Lucy Cox
Kansas City
New Mexico
Stanley
Seasick sailor and hypnotist tale from sea voyage
A sailor recalls a seasick man in a deck chair who cures his nausea by focusing on someone he hates. He also recounts a hypnotist on a New York to Naples voyage who calms passengers by restoring smooth weather, describing it as the closest thing to a genuine remedy he has seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Naples
New Life Pills Claim Higher Health Level
Jacob Springer of West Franklin Maine reports improved digestion liver and bowels after using Dr Kings New Life Pills. If trial disappoints refunds offered at F M Henry Co drug store priced 25 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Jacob Springer
West Franklin
Maine
F. M. Henry & ,Co
Real Estate Transfers of City and Township Properties
A list of property trades and deeds including Littell to Martin several city lots, Preston Jones to Davis 39 acres in Saltcreek, and multiple transfers in Sandcreek and Clinton townships, with prices from 1 to 8 thousand dollars and notes on railroad and book title sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Littell
Granville Martin
City
Preston Jones
Edward M. Davis
Saltcreek Township
Jacob Herbert
Bernard Herbert
Millhousen
Rath Boicourt
Mary E. Mandlin
Sandcreek
Washington Township
Joseph G. Burwinkle
C. P. Freeland
Newpoint
Louis J. Wheeldon
Lew Himelick
Waynesburg
George E. Erdmann
William H. Roland
Lucinda Sylvester
Ellen Longstreet
Adams
William R. Corey
Henry Ahlers
Ira A. Scripture
Orlando Scripture
Sandcreek Township
Leonard E. Scripture
Ira Scripture
Orlando B. Scripture
Isom E. Scripture
Samuel N. Patterson
Catherine C. Galbraith
Matilda Foster
C. C. C. & St. L. Railroad, Co
Va M. Lawson
James FE. Mee Cracken
Clay Township
David W. Wiley
William L. Miller
Milford
Peter C. Armstrong
Miller Bros
John Littell
Charlies N. Annis
John A. Coryell
Sallie B. Watkins
Letts
Leroy Dobyns
S. W. Bentley
Clarksburg
Jethro C. Meek
Elizabeth Nation
Clinton Township
David A. West
Diana P. Craig
John A. Moore
Isaac Shera
Jackson Township
Markets Report Breadth of Prices for Grains and Livestock
The markets show varying prices for wheat and corn per bushel, livestock including fat butcher steers and heifers, feeding steers, hogs with prime grades, and sheep with lambs priced across ranges. Produce sections list butter and eggs with per pound values amid general market fluctuations.
The Never Tried Task That Promises Better Results
A reflective line asserts that real improvement comes from attempting new challenges rather than sticking to familiar methods. It frames growth as found in untried endeavors and urges bold action to unlock potential.
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Paul
Institute
Theodore Eck, Sr
Roy Kanouse
Hazel Shortridge
Elmer Jackson
Maud
Indianapolis Star
Theodore Eck, Jr
Myron Cole
George R. Cuskaden
Frank Templeton
Frank
Myrta Patt
Martin Bruner
Mary Hamilton
Isabelle Hamilton
Cliff Carroll
Thomas Shaw and Son
Williamstown
Robert Scott
Rial Chandler
Thomas Clemons
Vern Clingenpeel
Will Maple
Chal Robison
Panther Creek
Sandusky
Gilbert Fleetwood
Anthony
Fred Mack
Walter “Ite
Charles Clemons
Ethbert Waybright
Stine Sefton
Martinsville
Rachel Turner
J. W. Turner
Rollin
Margaret Nation
Kitty Waybright
Roxie Parker
Kelley Smith
Rev. Atkinson
Moores Hill College
T. J. Anthony
Wilbur Nation
Taylor Meek
Mr. Meek
Jessie Nation
Rowe & Boicourt
Perry Jarvis
J. E. Nicely
Noblesville
Beach Farm
Mrs
Bessie Arbuckle
J. M. Gaston
James Brehney
Edith Gaston
Franklin College
George Hollenslee
Clarence Stott
Bart Maginnis
Mayme
California
Alta McIilwain
Zula Smith
R. L. Slater
Dora House
Clete Hamilton
Methodist Notes
C. B. Emmett
Spencerville
Mrs. L. M. Walters
Ed Tarplee
Sarah Taylor
F. E. Moore
Leroy Debyns
George Tarplee
Frank Rohhe
Hartsville
Clinton and
Jackson Streets
Maggie Wright
Verne Wright Morris
Los Angeles
J. Wesley Lawrence
Zelma
David Lawrence
Tom Davidson
David Biddinger
W. A. Evans
Jeff Armstrong
Posession
Charles Whipple
A. M. Alexander
Marian Johnson
Gail
James Watkins
John Coryell
John M. Pumphrey
Muncie
Sylvester Burkman
Clarence Smith
Emerson
K. L. Adams
George Tudor
Alger Books
Batterton’s
Arizona
Canadian Northwest
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
Oregon
Washington
Utah
Mexico
Pacific Coast
Cuba
Florida
Gulf Coast
H. J. Rhein
Cincinnati
Grover McCune
Kittie Thomson
van B. McCune
Hamilton
Squari
Askins-Singer Co. Inc
the P and the Girl
Times In
Chicago
Frien
James Anderson
W. Main St
Jonn G. Zoein
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