Kingston County Notes Show Local Visits and Church Attends
Kingston correspondence lists numerous Sunday visits and weekdays gatherings. Residents include Miss Rose Wilson, J C Robison and wife, Alta Muns of Hope visiting Miss Louella Dravis, and many others visiting relatives in Greensburg Albia Vevay and Clarksburg. Rev Will Logan of Los Angeles is expected for a visit, and several families are noted hosting guests or attending church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Robison
Lon Kerrick
Alta Muns
Hope
Louella Dravis
Charles Throp
Greensburg
D. W. Howe
Indianapolis
Thomas Throp
Hendricks
Albia
Iowa
Will Zeigler
Hugh Griffin
Cora
Grace Kitchin
Leota McConnell
Will Logan
Los Angeles
California
Westport Notes on Visitors and Local Church Activities
Westport scene includes numerous visitors from Greensburg Indianapolis and North Vernon. Families travel to Madison Brewersville and Milroy for visits and ceremonies while local churches host Sunday school Epworth League and preaching events with upcoming quarterly meetings and a ministerial institute in Dupont.
Local Notes On Towns and Travels In Greensburg Area
Letts and Jordan transact business in Greensburg on Tuesday. John Smith of Sardinia does likewise. Walter Whipple trips to Indianapolis Monday. Carl Harrell joins Gentry Bros. show as musician. John Evans and Charles Gray visit Greensburg Saturday. Perry Purvis suffers a severe cut from a hatchet. Milton Moore visits Rush County to see his rheumatic brother John. Mrs. Nellie Watkins Jordan heads to San Francisco to join Clyde W. Jordan of the fleet. Mrs. James Jordan, Jackson township pioneer, dies Friday. funeral and Mt Aerie burial follow. A letter to Lem Smalley from son Clyde in the Philippines says he is well. postmark March 24 arrived May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Sardinia
Walter Whipple
Indianapolis
Carl Harrell
Gentry Bros
John Evans
Charles Gray
Greensburg
Perry Purvis
Milton Moore
Rushcounty
John
Nellie Watkins Jordan
San Francisco
Clyde W. Jordan
Big Fleet
James Jordan
Jackson Township
Mt Aerie
Lem Smalley
Clyde
Philippines
Local Notes From La Loma Place On Idlewild and Hartsville
Residents report ongoing crop work Homer Weinland assists Frank Alexander. Miss Lucile Carr visits Miss Bessie Allen. Joe Sanders returns from Texas and hints at relocation. Mr Lambert buys a new auto and travels. Mollie Carr and son Earl visit Mrs W M Carr at Hartsville. Cummins furniture man visits Hartsville to tend sheep. W E Carr shears twenty seven for Woodruff Cummins and twenty for Elmer Woodruff. Ben Allen heads to Texas hoping to settle there. Texas fever spreads while Indiana remains favored. Victor M Carr Jr of Hartsville says he will uphold the Socialist ticket with two new sons awaiting voting in twenty one years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Weinland
Frank Alexander
Lucile Carr
Bessie Allen
Joe Sanders
Texas
Mr. Lambert
Mr. Cummins
Hartsville
W. E. Carr
W. E. Woodruff
Woodruff & Cummins
Elmer Woodruff
Ben Allen
Indiana
Victor M. Carr, Jr
Idlewild
Socialist Party
Local Notes from Mechanicsburg Households
Russell Clemons has left for school while W C Bales pursues insurance work. Frank Johnston stayed home over the weekend. Miss Mabel Glidewell rides horses currently. Miss Mildred Swango visits with Mrs Charles Moulton. Miss Lulu Swango returned home after a week with friends. Ed and Florence Starks visited Henry Swango. Fewer visitors due to bad weather on the last day of school. Mr and Mrs Reinkie and daughter Mildred visited Ed Metz and family. Miss Olive Harding spent Sunday with her parents at Newpoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Johnston
Mabel Glidewell
Mildred Swango
Charles Moulton
Lulu Swango
Florence Starks
Henry Swango
Reinkie
Mildred
Ed Metz
Olive Harding
Edward Harding
Newpoint
Local Notes From St Paul And Nearby Towns
Mrs. Ben Weakley visited Shelbyville to spend time with her mother. Prof J R Crawley and wife head to Dakota for summer. Uncle Joe Short ill again last week. Amanda Watkins travels to Indianapolis for a two week visit with daughter. Adams township graduation planned for June 4 at Adams. Mrs C F Kercheval of Greetsburg visited her parents in town. Mr Murphy, buyer of Dudley Templeton's store, rents the Sister property and will move his family here soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Sanger
Indianapolis
Ed Brown
Ernest Carder
Milroy
Mary Stewart
Henry Poe
W. EE. Becker
Lima
Ohio
Harry
Eugene
Ben Weakley
Shelbyville
J. R. Crawley
Dakota
C. D. Harwood
Joe’’ Short
Amanda Watkins
Adams Township
Adams
C. F. Kercheval
Greetsburg
John McKee
Murphy
Dudley Templeton
Johnston Binders and Mower Shown Outside the Trust
SPILMAN & BONNER advertise that the Johnston binders and mower are on public display outside the trust. Visitors are invited to come in and view the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Spilman & Bonner
Biliousness and Constipation Relief Story
Mrs. Rosa Potts of Birmingham Alabama reports chronic biliousness and constipation harming appetite and vitality. She credits Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with immediate relief and improved digestion and purification of stomach liver and blood. Sold at Batterton's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Rosa Potts
Birmingham
Ala
Batterton’s Drug Store
Bryan charges of money power at Denver convention
Frankfort News notes that Mr. Bryan accuses money influence to thwart his nomination, claiming a plot to buy one third of Denver delegates. The piece questions Democratic integrity and Bryan’s portrayal as an immaculate statesman under attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Denver
Frankfort News
Personal liberty becomes campaign slogan amid liquor debate
The piece argues that the Democratic party has relegated "Old Mr Sumptuary" and that "Personal liberty" will be central in the campaign. It warns voters that liberty must be bounded by reason and law, counting on the distinction between freedom and licentiousness and identifying liquor interests as backing the slogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Political convention race favors obvious or dark horse picks
The New Castle Courier states that Republican fate hinges on delegates. Easy outcomes favor Fairbanks Hughes Cannon or Knox in that order. A dark horse like Roosevelt could complicate orTaft’s renomination could spell defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Hughes
Cannon
Knox
Roosevelt
Taft
New Castle Courier
Roger's Stain Floor Ad for Baterton's Drug Store
An advertisement touts Roger's Stain floor product to rejuvenate old furniture and floors, highlighting a noticeable improvement in appearance. The copy appears in a Baterton's Drug Store context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger
Batterton’s
Bryan scrutinized as lecturer and public figure
The article critiques Mr. Bryan noting his income is not $75,000 and he remains a limelight figure. It labels him a political quack who peddles eloquence as a cure for society’s ills, while highlighting naval bill debates and the Senate’s approval for two battleships and related military funding. SPILMAN & BONNER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Lyceum
Mr. Bryan
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Kingston
Miss Rose Wilson
Frank Hamilton
Lorenzo Wolford
Gaynorsville
Rev. Hamilton
New York
R. A. Hamilton
George Lyons
Vevay
Hal Bruner
Clarksburg
Frank Updike
Newport
Kentucky
Ruth Ralston
Margaret Robison
Shaw Davis
W. K. Stewart
Leota Dillman
The
Presbyterian Church
Martin Bruner
Hal
George Alexander
Wilbur Cortnell
John Handiges
Maud Updike
George Handiges
S.L Brook
Birney Robison
Westport
Clyde Davis
Carl Shafer
Colorado
Collinwood
Luther Bostic
Ella King
Cora Packer
Rebecca Pease
South of Town
Jordan
J. P. Burroughs
Vernon
North Vernon
J. H. Retherford
Clara
Addie Sturgis
Charlie Jackson
Mesdames J. M. Gaston
Wil Leighton
John Patterson
N. E. Howe and
Brewersville
Oscar Zetterburg
Horace
Will
Fern Hester
Madison
Arthur Bentley
Hardingburg
Myron
M. E. Church
Westport Public
Duncan
Methodist Notes
James Manlies
Epworth
Edith Hester
Letts
Mt. Pleasant
Epworth League
Burk’s
Burk
Moores Hill District
Dupont
Dr. Edwards
Bennett
Beach
Will Jordan
la Loma Place
Mollie Carr
Earl
W. M. Carr
Foley’s
Foley & Company
Chicago
Mechanicsburg
Russell Clemons
W. C. Bales
St. Paul
Oortex
Coats
Dalmibert & CO
Senate
Allison
Marine Corps
PMR Ghivors Sic
Pattieck Veaneus
Associated Charities
Citizens Bank Building
Emma B. Sefton
Julés Anderson
W. Main St
Greensburg, Ind
Greensburg Foundry and Machine
W. Hilland
Prop
Foleys
Zooner’s
Jonn G. Zoginef
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