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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1908

Page

6

Clarksburg Community News Reflects Visits and Local Events

Miss Hazel McCoy visits Miss Mary Fee this week as Dr Thomas resumes practice. Clara Meade of Laurel visits sister Mrs A C Shumm. Locals attend Watson rally in Greensburg and band plays there. Kerrick relatives from Kansas and Greenfield visit. Mrs Kale ill in Cincinnati. Edwin Patterson attends sister's funeral. Clarksburg M E church officers decide minister location for coming year: Clarksburg.

Clara Meade Laurel A. C. Shumm Edwin Patterson Tipton Missouri J. D. Hite Clarksburg M. E Sandusky

County correspondence notes community events and visits

Boot Kramer spent Sunday at home. A pie supper hosted by Miss Lillie Barkley drew a large crowd. Mrs. Cora Freeland and daughter Emma toured St. Louis. Miss Cora Starks returned from a two week Cincinnati visit. Mrs. Frank Woods and Mrs. Robert Carr shopped in Greensburg. Mrs. Martha Woods visited Greensburg guest Mrs. Henry Kammerling. Miss Selma Starks, Rushville high school student, visited her mother Mary Starks. Depot workers finished Monday and moved their car to Morris for new work. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thackery and Mrs. Jacob Thackery left for Iowa to visit relatives. Jacob’s wife will stay with her son for the winter. Marion Lane and wife live northwest of town. Mrs. George Toner of Indianapolis visited Mrs. Anna Conk Moore. Charley Jolliff and family spent Sunday with Isaac Wright. Mrs. Ella Goins of near Rugby visited her mother Messenheimer. Charley Dodd and family near town spent Sunday with Charley Anderson. Mr. Knight left for Missouri after visiting sister Messenheimer. Magnolia Fletcher returned to Indianapolis after visiting daughter Elmer Kanouse. Miss Agnes Caldwell returned to Kentucky after visiting uncle H. A Caldwell and wife. Misses Lela Simmonds, Gladys Miers, Oda Messenheimer and John Minor also noted. Sherman Miers and Ray Meek attended the Greensburg play Thursday night.

Martha Woods Greensburg Henry Kammerling Selma Starks Rushville Mary Starks Morris Frank Thackery Jacob Thackery Iowa Agnes Caldwell Kentucky H. A Caldwell Lela Simmonds Gladys Miers Oda Messenheimer John Minor Sherman Miers Ray Meek

Pan­ther Creek Farm Notes and Local Gossip

Westport residents James Williamson and James Martin visited relatives this Sunday while the Schneider brothers handled business in Greensburg. W O Henry fills his barn with hay from Letts and buys a milch cow as he expands in the dairy trade. Joshua Humbles returns from Indianapolis with relatives. J N McCombs also travels there for business. Mrs Cora Becker is ill, with Dr Hill attending. Henry seeks a horse trade for five more cows. the call goes out for offers.

James Williamson Westport Schneider Brothers Greensburg Cora Becker J. C. Hill Joshua Humbles Indianapolis J. N. McCombs W. O. Henry

Residents visit relatives and travel noted in Clifty area

A local society notes several visits and trips this week and last. Francis Bostic travels to Hope, while Greensburg hosts multiple couples and individuals including Elmer Kanouse and Charles Braden. Additional trips include Edinburg, Shelbyville, and Indianapolis connections with various families visiting relatives and attending church.

Hartsville Social Notes Report Local Visits and Events

Hartsville updates list visitors and residents from Greensburg Trafalgar Elizabethtown and Columbus with moves receptions and church events. Highlights include a reception for Rev Westhafer and Rev Funkhouser and a county Christian churches board meeting scheduled at the local church. Dr F J Beck attends the Bartholomew County Medical Society in Columbus.

M. E Westhafer Funkhouser County Board Meeting of Christian Churches

Westport Visitors and Travelers Leave for Nearby Cities

Local residents and relatives are noted traveling to Oxford Ohio St Paul Indianapolis Greensburg North Vernon and California for visits study or work. Individuals mentioned include Isaac Shera Cliff Moulton Owen Back Isaac Redington Lyle Conwell Anna Ross Edna Ervin Edna Neel Lula Eberwein J G Brengle W W Williams and Elizabeth Eddy.

Chronic Diarrhoea Relief From Remedy Persuasion

In 1863 George M. Felton of South Gibson Pennsylvania suffered chronic diarrhoea in the army. He tried many cures until A W Miles urged Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and one bottle stopped it at once. For sale at Batterton's drug store and The Boston Store west side square.

George M. Felton South Gibson Pennsylvania A. W. Miles Chamberlain Batterton’s

Community Notes From La Loma Area

W E Carr assists Homer Weinland for a few days. Frank Sanders and companion visited Forest Hill. Nelson Mowrey and Ruth Ralston spent Sunday nearby. Frank Evans and wife from Letts visited Carl Evans and family. Locals attended Greensburg to hear J E Watson. Homer Weinland gathered corn as frost and warmth quicken drying. Mules bought: twenty one from Delgar Muvuore and four from Frank Sanders. Elmer Woodruff and family joined Greensburg visit to hear J E Watson. Elmer says J E is alright though a Republican.

W. E. Carr Homer Weinland Frank Sanders Lady Friend Forest Hill Nelson Mowrey Ruth Ralston Frank Evans Letts Carl Evans William Mobley Delgar Muvuore Elmer Woodruff Greensburg J. E. Watson Elmer J. E

Mrs. Charles E. Smith Adopts New Life Pills

Mrs. Charles E. Smith of West Franklin Maine says she likes good things and uses Dr King s New Life Pills as the family laxative because they work without fuss These painless purifiers are sold at F M Henry Co s drug store for 25 cents.

Charles E. Smith West Franklin Maine Dr. King F. M. Henry & Co

Real Estate Transfers List Details Many Property Deals

A sequence of real estate transfers shows multiple buyers and sellers exchanging city lots and township lands. Notable amounts include Erdmann to Mendenhall for 900 dollars, Deem to Shields for 3000, and Davis to Moore for 215 acres valued at 22500.

George E. Erdmann James E Mendenhall Mary E. Conner Mary Eubank J. E. Mendenhall Aaona Austin Orlando Doles B. D. Barringer City Sarah A. Shoemaker Lena Schill Jackson Township George O. Fowler Jane Puffinbarger Adams Township Lauretta Thomson Ben E. Russell Clarksburg Emma Whittmann Mendenhall & Fleming Isaac C. Minary George B. Davis John A. Moore Sandcreek Township B. B. McGinnis James Taylor Westport Theo. W. Seniour David de Weese George M. Thompson Thomas E Day Frank P. Schilley Catherine Vaughn Mary A Maple Adams Jane Paffenburger George C “Owler Clay Township O. G. Miller Link Herron Lucy Mueller Caroline Richards George W. Gardner Sandcreek Albright Et al Mary E Idlewine Charles Zoller, Jr William T Cones Mary A. Clemons Mary E. Roszell Washington Township

Foley's Honey and Tay Cited in Family Neglect Case

A married man faces neglect charges for allowing family members to use any remedy except Foley's Honey and Tay for coughs colds and lung trouble. The ad emphasizes Foley's contains no opiates and comes in a yellow package. J. H. Batterton.

Foley J. H. Batterton

Big Four Route Travel Offers and Tickets During October 1908

Big Four Route announces round trips from Lexington Kentucky to Denver and return with dates October 5 to 15. Also routes to Milwaukee and California with multiple convention tickets on sale October 18 to 23 and November 4 to 10. Other sales include home seekers rates to West Northwest Southwest Michigan Mexico and British possessions. See agent H J Rhein Cincinnati for detailed information.

Denver and Return National Woman's Christian Temperance Union American Federation of Labor California New Mexico British Columbia Northwest Southwest Michigan Mexico British Possessions Big Four H. J. Rhein Cincinnati Ohio

Independent Telephone Co Stockholders Elect Officers

At yesterday afternoon’s meeting the Independent Telephone Co stockholders elected officers and directors. P. Miller became president, Morgan L. Miers vice president, Charles Zoller Jr secretary, J. B. Christian treasurer, with Noah Dashiell named as a director.

The Independent Telephone Co P. Miller Morgan L. Miers Charles Zoller, Jr J. B. Christian Noah Dashiell

Are You Only Half Alive Kidney Health Appeal

A period ad claims kidney trouble leaves people weak and half alive. It urges Foley's Kidney Remedy to restore healthy kidneys and vitality, signing J. H. Batterton.

Foley S. J. H. Batterton Mnl

Also Mentioned on This Page

Miss Hazel McCoy Mary Fee Watson Jessie Beasley Greenfield Harry Hopkins Henry Hollensbe Carly Kerrick Kansas Pearl Kerrick Kerrick Catherine Senior Kale Newpoint Boot Kramer Lillie Barkley Cora Freeland Emma St. Louis Cora Starks Frank Woods Robert Carr Marion Lane and Wife George Toner Anna Conk Moore Charley Jolliff Surney Isaac Wright Ella Goins Near Rugby Messenheimer Charley Dodd and North of Town Charley Anderson Mr. Knight Mrs Magnolia Fletcher Elmer Kanouse Panther Creek James Martin Clifty Francis Bostic Hope James Conk Edinburg Charles Braden Elbert Blades Thomas Mount Ralph John Rodman Clarence Pickett Joe Rodman Hafner Grandma’ Conk Nelson Mowray Charlie Worland Robert Miers Hilda Racouse Fred Davies Charlestown James Fowler Lurene Richard Fowler Frank Hoff Anna Moore Kitty Moore Charles Embry Harry Wierman Hartsville W. T. Rominger Columbus Grant Cottle Trafalgar A. J. Cottle Frank Colvin Elizabethtown Milton S Bottorff Wife Chloe Davis Jasper T. Phillips Harry E. Mahaffey William Miers Milford John C. Graham George Russell Little Child Clint Williams James L. Funkhouser Hartsville College David E. Morton Elizabeth Clapp Thomas W. Rominger Lewis and James Johnstown Raleigh Robertson Graham Robertson Jasper Spaugh Burney James T. Crim John Garshwiler Harry Garshwiler Pink Carr Clouse Geneva W. M. Carr, Sr Wesley Pottorff H. W. Edwards Thomas Brett Sarah Sharp Mobley Oscar E. Powell Ira William Chapple F. J. Beck Bartholomew County Medical Society Gertrude Isaac Shera Oxford Cliff Moulton and Son St. Paul Owen Back Isaac Redington Lyle Conwell Anna Ross W. F. McCullough Alpha Boicourt George Hendrixon Burney Ove Edna Ervin Liberty T. W. Deupree Bessie North Vernon Sadie Neel Lula Eberwein Near Zenas J. G. Brengle Ft. Wayn Baptist State Convention Hopewell Church W. W. Williams Madison Elizabeth Eddy Pennsylvania Railroad Company Petey & Company Chicegs Boston West Side Square la Loma Place James Oliphant Burney Sunday Lexington, Ky Return Kenucky Horse Breeders’ Association Vickers Milwaukee Wis Brotherhood of St. Andrew Stockholders’ Meeting Gail H. Miers Love & Arcery Third National Bank Greensburg, Ind BOANT Charles Zoller Sin Morgana L. Miers Walter W. Bonner Louis Zoller Louis Willey J. E. Robbins Frank R. Robbins W. W. Bonner Contact General Banking Business Citizens National Bank Greensburg, Mnd James B. Lathrop S. P. Minear Charles W Woodwi Itd. Cashier
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