Local notes from Sunman and surrounding towns
Local news highlights visits and movements of residents in Sunman and nearby towns. Notable items include W. L. Alyea and friends from Sunman, Lida Riley from Indianapolis visiting relatives, Henry Riley of Kokomo visiting George Hightower, and other short trips, arrivals, and departures across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.L. Alyea
Sunman
Lida Riley
Indianapolis
Henry Riley
Kokomo
George Hightower
Greensburg State News Odds and Ends
County correspondence recounts visits and meetings across Greensburg, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Sardinia, Westport, St. Paul, Burney, and Shelbyville. The piece notes travel for family visits, a forestry lecture, a land drawing attempt, a masquerade event, a sixtieth anniversary, a new stone crushing machine, bridge work, and a fatal horse accident injuring two women and killing a baby.
Arnica Salve Promised Relief for Sore Feet
Mr W Stone of East Poland Maine recommends Bucklen Arnica Salve for sore feet and for burns, cuts, sores and abra sions It is also claimed to help piles Sold with guarantee at F M Heery Co drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Social round in Greensburg and nearby towns
Greensburg residents and visitors are noted with several weekend and weekday calls. Miss Luna Lane and Frances Messenheimer traveled to Greensburg. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Trimble spent time with Charles Braden. Eva and Mary Worland shopped in Greensburg. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jolliff and Opal visited. Kate Imlay, Opal’s relation, visits home folks. Carl Fletcher and wife visited Elmer Kanouse. Prof Harry Wireman stayed with Will Miers family. church members plan a dinner election day at the M E church. Maria Lane, and Harrison Brown family hosts mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luna Lane
Greensburg
Oscar Trimble
Charles Braden
Joe Jolliff
Opal
Kate Imlay
Indianapolis
Frances Messenheimer
Eva
Mary Worland
Robert Russel
Our Town
Harry Wireman
Will Miers
Here
Methodist Church
M E
Carl Fletcher
Clarksburg
Elmer Kanouse
George Shane
Harrison Brown
Local ladies depart on visits to relatives and friends
Mrs. James Burton traveled Tuesday to Mattoon Illinois to visit her niece Mrs. W L Freeland. Mrs. Mary Van Deman left Friday for Atlanta Georgia after an extended stay with her parents Robert Montgomery and wife. Mrs. Maggie Stockman leaves today for Brookhaven Mississippi after an extended visit with relatives and friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Burton
Mattoon
Illinois
W. L. Freeland
Mary van Deman
Atlanta
Georgia
Robert Montgomery
Maggie Stockman
T-Day
Brookhaven
Mississippi
Foley’s Orino Laxative Saved His Boy’s Life
A Wisconsin father reports his three year old son suffered severe constipation and high fever. After giving two doses of Foley’s Orino Laxative the next morning the fever subsided and the child was described as entirely well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Wis
J. H. Batterton
Westport News Notes Visits and Local Events
Mrs Joseph Hart visits Greensburg relatives while William Childers returns from Rushville. Many citizens attend Baker versus Keith trial in Greensburg. Mrs Tom Davis returns to Rushville after visiting here. Mrs Samuel Ihle visits daughter in Rushville last week. Miss Myrtle Deweese returns to Greensburg from heart relatives. G M Morgan returns to Indianapolis after days here. Daniel Baker and sister Maud Lockridge return from visit to their mother Martha Baker. Jennie Burroughs attends funeral in Greensburg. Rouse Bolcourt and Mae Whalen wed in Greensburg and will live with his parents. Citizens invest in fire extinguishers as alarms near together prompt concern. Rev David Clark and Mrs Ackerman go to Greensburg to obtain papers and will reside in Sardinia. Mrs Zack Boicourt dies after long illness. funeral Wednesday at Horseshoe Bend cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Bein Jacob Reuter
Jung Brewing Co
London
England
Tomlinson Hall
Bryan
Marshall
W. A. Pavy
Burney
Ft. Wayne
Alhambra
California
Kendallville
G. L. Tremain
Springer
Tremain
Election Board
T. H. Kuhn
Congress
K. of P
Mr. Kuhn
Morri Bergman
Thomson
Charles F Stevenson
Lillie E. English
David Clark
Sardiana
Nancy ©. Ackerman
Westport
Joseph Roszell
Eric Moore
Letts
Myrtle Deweese
Greensburg
G. M. Morgan
Daniel Baker
Maud Lockridge
Martha Baker
Sardinia
Ackerman
Woman Interrupts Political Speaker By Cough Outburst
A well dressed woman interrupted a political speaker by continual coughing. The advertisement recommends Foley's Honey and Tar as a quick cure for coughs and colds and notes the product contains no opiates in a yellow package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley’s
Foley & Company
Chicage
Foley
J. H. Batteron
Social visitors in Sharpsville and Rising Sun
Miss Nettie Shook of Sharpsville was hosted by Misses Kate and Dora Dickerson on Sunday. Mrs. Mary McMurry returned to Rising Sun after visiting Mrs. G. E. Roswell and family. Mrs. G. E. Edwards and her son Rober of Indianapolis visited Sunday with Miss Lucy Garver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Shook
Sharpsville
Kate
Dora Dickerson
Mary McMurry
Rising Sun
G. E. Roswell
G. E. Edwards
Rober
Indianapolis
Lucy Garver
Big Four Route Announces 1908 Conventions and Tickets
The Big Four Route advertises annual conventions for the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union and the American Federation of Labor with ticket sale windows from October 18 to 23 and November 4 to 10, respectively. It lists Colonist Tickets to western regions and Home Seekers' rates to the West and British possessions, with agent H. J. Rhein in Cincinnati as contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver and
Return
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
American Federation of Labor
California
New Mexico
British Columbia
Northwest
Southwest
Michigan
Mexico
British Possessions
H. J. Rhein
Cincinnati
Ohio
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Taber
Naege
Wife
Andersona
Mary Covert
Peabody
Kansas
Frank Tucker
Connersville
Irene Durham
Elma Self
Addie Wiles
Hope
J.C Fisher
Walter Earhart
Guil Miers
Dry Goods and Nation
Bernice Shields
Marion Alford
Riley Pickett
Emily Collingwood
Tipton County
Thei Gster
Zack Boicourt
Joseph Styers
Purdue University
Henry
Rushville
T. E. Davidson
Angola
Davidson
Ham Meckely
Hartsville
Paul Lay
Levi Burns
Martin Hill
Waynesburg
Woodson Hamilton
Elwood
Matt Meek
Conrad Friedersdorf
Grammer
Mary Lamby
North Vernon
Ed Woodard
Cassius Hamilton
R. H. McCormack
Roy
Montpelier
St. Paul
Clark Palmer
Anderson
Charles Evans
Hazelrigg
North Droadway
Star Nickels
West Main Street
Mary Lewis
Terre Haute
James Smith
Helena
Arkansas
Will Snell
Grand Lodge of Improved Order of Red Men
Oie Robbins
Ralph Davis
Loca Lodge Daughters of Pocahontas
Grand Lodge
J. T. Doles
Middle Branch
Will Ehrhardt
Martha Evans
New Albany
Synodical and
Home and Foreign Missionary Society
A. L. Everhart
Columbus
Brock
de Armond
J. L. Biddinger
Josep Rush
William L. Miller
North Broadway
Mr. Miller
Indiana
Adams
William W. Robertson
Ham McNell
W. C. Woodfill
R. J. Russell
Honor Bright
Ben Mason
George Hess
Miss Edna
Jacob Johannes
Miss Emma
Carrie Stewart
Mr. Pleak
Frank Barlow
Wife Sunday
Miss Dennison
George Kanouse
Mrs. Hill
West
Esther Williams
Mabel Welsh
Gail Boyd
Edna Hess
W. R. Pleak
Nature Study Club
C. L. Williams
C. D. Harwood
Zelma
Edna Ketchum
A. B. Wooley
Ben Weakle
North Dakota
Batesville
Miller
Guy
Mary Peery
John Meek
Joe McGueen
John McGueen
Edinburg
David Wolf
Andrew Moore
Dan Lisegar
Frank Hogg
Frank
Fred Davies
Charleston
Mable Joilliff
Elmer
I. W. Wright
Charles Embry
Phoebe Phillips
Edna Seal
Pierce
Myra Lambert
Near Rugby
Milford
George Bailey
Walter Hungerford
Arthur Lowe
Hal Adams
George Cuskaden
Shelbyville
Clifty
Maria Lane
West of Here
James Conk
Gail H. Miers
Joseph Hart
William Childers
Tom Davis
Samuel Ihle
Florence Leasure
Jennie Burroughs
Martha Barnes
Rouse Bolcourt
Miss Mae Whalen
Horseshoe Bend Cemetery
Love & Arcery
Third National Bank
Boat OF
Charles Zoller
Sss
Morgan L. Miers
Walter W. Bonner
Louis Zoller
Louis Willey
J. E. Robbins
Frank R. Robbins
W. W. Bonner
Citizens National Bank
Greensburg, Mnd
James B. Lathrop
S. P. Minear
Charles W Woodward
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