County correspondence items and local visits noted
The column records many residents’ activities including Yaw remodeling his house to two stories, Daisy Kelley at Moores Hill College, Vera Winship at a college in Oxford Ohio, and numerous visits by residents to relatives and towns. Typhoid illnesses are reported, local school openings, Burns on staff changes, and upcoming musical events at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Kelley
Moores Hill College
Vera Winship
Oxford
Ohio
Ernest Carder
Westport
Tyson Harris
New Castle Tribune
Sandusky Social Notes Point to Visits and School Plans
Mrs Barbara Golay visits Mrs Ort Meek this week while £. C. Nation travels to Martinsville for rheumatism treatment. Frank Martin and wife visit Mrs Susan Henigan near Osgood over Sunday. George Reber of Greensburg visits Mrs Sarah Marlow. Rev Westhafer of Milroy and Rev T J Anthony will exchange pulpits Sunday. Misses Janie Martin Eliza Harding visit Indianapolis and Greensburg institute. Eliza Harding stays with Janie and Myrta Martin at Kentontown Kentucky. Myrta Martin and Eliza Harding visit Maggie and Flossie Cavern. Mrs Margaret Nation and Mrs Kitty Waybright visit Mrs Raymond Longstreet at Adams. William Bush and wife of Otterbein guests of Mary and Vaughn Nation. Sandusky teachers for term are Misses Janie Martin Vaughn Nation Effie Crane and Prof Alva McGraw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Nation
Martinsville
Frank Martin
Susan Henigan
Osgood
William Bush
Otterbein
Mary
Vaughn Nation
Sandusky
Janie Martin
Effie Crane
Alva McGraw
Local Notes From Zionsville And Nearby
Kingston Clyde Jenks visits relatives in town and Rev B M Nyce of Muncie came on business. Mrs Dave Blackmore and J G Donnell are sick. Prof A M Brown’s brother visited. Miss Mary Robison leaves Tuesday for Oxford Ohio to attend college. Harry Moore of Indianapolis visited Miss Grace Kitchin. Lewis guest of George Lyons and family. J Q Donnell and sister Camilla consider moving back to their farm. Miss Mary Rankin visited Mrs W K Stewart. Schools reopen Monday with Prof V? Brown and Miss Bessie Donnell as teachers. Rev W F Seoular conducted funeral of Mrs Amos Angle near Clarksburg. Hay ride crowds visit Miss Florine Meek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Nyce
Muncie
Dave Blackmore
J. G. Donnell
A. M. Brown
Mary Robison
Oxford
Ohio
J. Q. Donnell
Miss Camilla
Bessie Donnell
W. F. Seoular
Amos Angle
Clarksburg
Florine Meek
Old settlers meet at Panther Creek in quiet gathering
A large crowd attended the old settlers meeting at Panther Creek on Thursday. Edward Fultz hosted relatives from Dayton Ohio. The event passed off quietly despite dust on the roads. Greenburg residents L A Bower and wife visited B F Bower’s family. Poultryman J Loyd of Greensburg ate dinner with auctioneer A L Jessup. William Sutter moved his wife to Greensburg by stretcher after six weeks of typhoid. V Crisler of Westport visited A L Jessup’s home and found a fire starting in the roof just after noon. timely warning saved the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Bower
Greensburg
Old Settlers
B. F. Bower
Co. J. Loyd
Col
A. L. Jessup
William Sutter
V. Crisler
Westport
Local notes and school opening plans announced
Burney reports Dr. Banker from Columbus called to see Mrs. L. T. Howell. Schools will open Monday with Prof. A. E. Jeffrey as principal and Olive R. White Estelle Gibson and Stella Porter as assistants. Epworth League rally Sunday night at 6 30 followed by preaching. Mrs. Wayhinger leads the meeting and Mrs. Morrison directs music. Subscribe for THE STANDARD and get all the news.
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Epworth League
Westport Social Notes Detail Illnesses Moves and Visits
Westport notices report Stella Givans and Walter Waterman ill with fever, multiple families moving in and out of town, residents traveling to Greensburg Evansville Noblesville and Cincinnati, births and school start dates, a May family reunion, and local moves including the Fields to Adams.
Local Notices Gather From Here a Sunday Week
A survey of names and movements shows residents visiting relatives in Clarksburg Greensburg and Indianapolis plus travels to Batesville Benton Harbor and Westport. Gas work at Wright & Walker slated to be shot Friday. School starts September 7 under Mr Boss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity Carr
Clarksburg
Fred Wolfe
Greensburg
John Harding
Halsey
Batesville
Clarence Bollman
Westport
Sanford Starks
Randolph Starks
Wright & Walker
Ed Starks
East End
Mr. Boss
Homecoming Reflections From St Paul Town Crowd
A Staunton era missive recalls September 1908 homecoming in Paul Town and Greensburg, praising orderly crowds, recounting reunions, school preparations, and local families like Crawley, Latham, Mulers, and Templetons. notes visits from Mrs. Floyd and Ely Avery, with plans for teaching and community renewal.
Ten-pound boy born to Hall Graham and wife
Letts reports the birth of a ten-pound boy Saturday to Hall Graham and his wife. Abel Ewing of Greensburg transacted business here Tuesday and Wednesday. Roy Valentine and wife moved here from Westport and he teaches in the local school. George Willey moved to his property here Wednesday, with George Koarr taking the Willey house. Frank Evans and family moved to the Anna Hogg farm Wednesday, and Mrs. Hogg moved into the Evans house.
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Hall Graham
Abel Ewing
Greensburg
Roy Valentine
Westport
Mr. Valentine
George Willey
George Koarr
Willey
Frank Evans
Anna Hogg
Mrs. Hogg
Mr. Evans
Foley's Kidney Cure Endorsed By J. H. Batterton
A historical ad copy asserts Foley's Kidney Cure can treat any kidney or bladder trouble within medical reach. Endorser J. H. Batterton states no medicine can do more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
J. H. Batterton
Hartsville Community News Notes and Personal Visits
Hartsville briefs report the death of one of Victor M. Carr Jr. in the morning and a series of visits as relatives travel from Cincinnati St Louis Morristown Elizabethtown Homer and Trafalgar. Local social items include a Friday September 11 Christian church event by the Y P S C E featuring an impersonator at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor M. Carr, Jr
Nina Mobley
Elizabethtown
Farmers’ Bank
Nica Mobley
Inez Flora
Nora Garrison
Gertrude S. Peck
Hazel Clapp
Cruser’s Dam
Christian Church
Sprained Ankle Cured Fast with Pain Balm Claim
A sprained ankle may heal in about one third the normal time by applying Chamberlains Pain Balm freely and giving it absolute rest. For sale at Battertons drug store.
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Batterton’s Drug Store
Nation shows tariff windfall amid Dingley era claims
The letter quotes broad figures on national wealth and wages since the Dingley tariff law, arguing large gains in bank deposits, farm values, and city property, with several economists backing the tone. It also recounts rare Mary Stuart watches, including a coffin and skull shaped piece, and notes a paleozoic view of life arising from Earth's heat per Professor Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Eagle
New York World
Mary Stuart
Mary Seaton
Christ
Earth
Professor Lowell
Century Magazine
Ancient Romans Used Posters for Public Notices
Excavations at Herculaneum uncovered a pillar stacked with stacked bills. The paste for sticking them was gum arabic. The separated bills reveal programmes and announcements of public meetings and even election proclamations.
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Herculaneum
Insolvent Meier Faces Heavy Debt Sayings
A fragment quotes Meggen dorfers Blatter noting Meier’s severe insolvency and debt, with jocular lines about being up to his ears in debt. The source presents colored remarks implying financial trouble and public critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meier
Smasa
Meggendorfer Blatter
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Endorsed by Local Resident
J W Jenkins of Chapel Hill North Carolina praises Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best in the world. He says it cured a felon on his thumb and always heals sore burn or wound. Available for 25 cents at F M Henry & Co. drug store.
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Bucklen
J. W. Jenkins
Chapel Hill
N.C
F. M. Henry & Co
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Lattell Estate
In the Decatur circuit court during the October term George S Tattell as executor filed final settlement of Jane M Lattell deceased. The court will examine the account on October 19 1904 in Greensburg Indiana. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Clerks seal Myron Jenkins clerk. Goddard and Craig attorneys. 2512
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vanansdall
Decatur
Greensburg
Indiana
Roscoe B. King
Goddard
Jane M. Lattell
Decatur Circuit Court
George S. Tattell
Jane M. Lateell
Myron
Jenkins
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