County Notes From Here and There
Ed Worland is on the sick list. Several from here attended the state fair last week. Many locals visited relatives in Greensburg Indianapolis and North Dakota. Dated items include deaths and church notices with travels and visits across towns. A local horse drive to Adams ended with a walk home and a remark that walking is fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Barnes
Terre Haute
Isaac Wright
Greensburg
James Barnes
Indianapolis
Mort Messenheimer
Henry Knight
Harry Mercer
Hershel Harre
Manch Lane
John Barnes
Raymond Builard
Frank Mitchell
Ed Mers
Robert Miers
Adams
Milroy News Roundup Highlights Local Moves and Events
Milroy notes indicate S H Bosley and wife attended the state fair. George Powers bought a fire touring car. Miss Wilda Davis sailed to Iowa to teach. Wells run dry and cisterns lack water. Mrs Ella Thompson of Indianapolis visits. James Sage to attend Indianapolis school of pharmacy. Faye Henderson back at duty at Waldron. Miss Laura Jones back to Valparaiso music study. Faith Harcourt abandons medical ambitions for now. Martha Smith to teach music in Utah. D F Jacksons return from Monmouth visit. Miss Clara Westhafer to teach at Taylor University. Rev Westhafer missed conference due to funeral work in Decatur county. Edna Scull visits parents from Indianapolis. Nellie Whiteman rests from Indianapolis Conservatory studies. James P Archey arm recovering to buy stock at 3 a m. Nina Power and A W Austin marry at Power home. F O Hillis able to sit up. daughter improving. Other relatives show varied health. Rev Price, a student, delivers sermons. Westhafer holds farewell, has moved each presidential election year for twelve years. Westhafer’s pastel art praised as best. Clarksburg schools praised but four years of high school desired. Twenty-fifth wedding anniversary surprise for Mr and Mrs E S Fee. extensive gifts and about 115 guests. Miss Nelle absent attending Monreouth school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Thompson
Indianapolis
James Sage
Indianapolis School of Pharmacy
Faye Henderson
Waldron
Laura Jones
Valparaiso
Nina Power
A. W. Austin
Daniel Power
Orebaugh
F. O. Hillis
Doles
Clarksburg
Price
United Presbyterian Church
Union
Methodist Church
Westhafer
Fee
Mary
Miss Nelle
Monreouth
Local notes from Kingston and area include visits and farming
Kingston residents report social visits among the Kitchin, Rankin, Updike, Scoular, and Hamilton families. Wheat sowing and corn cutting proceed while gas line work is set to start. Myron Donnell recovers, and Whitewater Presbytery gathering noted. Weather conditions bring deep dust and hay fever concerns.
Forest Hill Community Notes and Visits
Forest Hill notes show George Hoe cutting clover and Frank Allen weeding his hay field amid dry conditions for sowing. A. J. Crigler delivered gates to John Templeton. John Readnour and Eugene Allen traveled to Columbus. Charley Young’s daughter remains critically ill. Eugene Allen’s daughter Bessie turns seven. friends visit and celebrate with games and grapho phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Allen
A. J. Crigler
Gates
John Templeton
E. T. Fraley
John Readnour
Eugene Allen
Columbus
Pest Treatment for a Burn
Chamberlain's Salve proves invaluable for burns with rapid pain relief and skin healing without scarring for minor injuries. It also treats chapped hands sore nipples and skin diseases. Price 25 cents. Batterton's drug store sells it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batterton’s Drug Store
Sanders Brothers Sow 125 Acres of Wheat at La Loma
John Sanders begins sowing 125 acres of wheat at La Loma with others also planting amid concerns over insects and dry weather. Elmer Woodruff's family visited Orlando Williams, marking Mrs Woodruff’s first outing in four weeks. Nearby, Will Carr, James Oliphant, and Robert Galum’s family gathered. Galum recently moved from Oklahoma and plans fifty acres of corn yielding sixty to seventy bushels per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sanders
Elmer Woodruff
Orlando Williams
Will Carr
James Oliphant
Robert Galums
Robert
Oklahoma
Clarksburg Notes and Local Happenings in Winter
Clarksburg reports Prosser Clark remains seriously ill with typhoid fever. Mrs. Braden of Greensburg visits relatives here. Harry Walters attends school in Greensburg this winter. Joe Cartmel shows improvement after a week of illness. Mrs. Mollie Humphrey of Kokomo visits her brother John Hite and Harold and Frank Beall attend military school in Sweetwater Tennessee. Miss Gertie McCullough visits aunt Mrs. John Spencer. Mrs. Rominger and son Lyle of Hope visit B. E. Russell family. Marie Emmett injured from pony tumble with multiple bruises, no fractures. School opens Monday with full attendance and teachers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prosser Clark
Mrs. Braden
Greensburg
Harry Walters
Joe Cartmel
Mollie Humphrey
Kokomo
John Hite
Harold
Frank Beall
Sweetwater
Tennessee
Gertie McCullough
John Spencer
Rominger
Lyle
Hope
B. E. Russell
Marie. Emmett
Ten Years In Torment A Wonderful Escape From Torture
A traveling man, A C Roberts, praises Root Juice after a decade of misery from stomach and kidney troubles. He credits a bottle for transforming his health and energy, claiming five bottles cured him and he feels like a new being. Batterton's drug store is cited as the place to learn more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
A. C. Roberts
Batterton
Advertised Letter List for Unclaimed Mail
The list includes Tonas Allen Eugene C Baydon Oscar Carpenter Theo Eck Carl Freeman Leonard Fancher William W Hauk Harry Owens William Riggs and many others along with Mrs Lizzie Cora Mrs Emma Evans Miss Grace Burton and others. Cards and letters will be sent to the dead letter office on September 29 if unclaimed before then signed L D Braden P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonas Allen
Eugene C. Baydon
Oscar Carpenter
Theo Eck
Carl Freeman
Leonard Fancher
William W. Hauk
Harry Owens
William Riggs
Lizzie Cora
Emma Evans
Grace Burton
L. Dakenhamer
William Comar
Enoch Martin
Don Wright
Tom Cameron
Mary E. Lane
B Orrel Allen
Dora Brown
May Clintin
Mabel Foley
Esther Kirby
Martha Terhune
L. D. Braden
P. M
How to Avoid Appendicitis and Laxative Cure
An advisory notes that most appendicitis victims are chronically constipated and promotes Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a cure by stimulating the liver and bowels. The product is described as non nauseating, non griping, mild and pleasant to take with a caution to refuse substitutes. J. H. Batterton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orino
J. H. Batterton
Big Four Route Tickets For Toronto Denver and West
Train fare notices advertise Big Four Route traveling to Toronto and Denver with return options. Tickets for Canadian National Exhibition sales run daily to Sept 16 while Sovereign Grand Lodge I O O F tickets cover Sept 16 17 18. American Bankers Association convention tickets on sale Sept 24 25 26 27. Calonist Tickets to California Mexico British Columbia and western regions on sale daily to Oct 31 1908. See agent H J Rhern G P A Cincinnati Ohio for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Canadian National Exhibition
Denver
Sovereign Grand Lodge I. O. O. F
Convention American Bankers Association
California
Mexico
British Columbia
West Northwest
Big Four
H. J. Rhern
G. P. A. Gpozos Cincinati
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Frank Bostic
Paul Edwards
Francis Messenheimer
Jess Luther
Burney
John Minor
Missouri
Messenheimer
John Cadle
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Elbert Blades
Clel Barnes
Clarence Pumphrey
Shelbyville
Mary Warlard
Merle Miers
Samuel Burney
Wife
Here
John Pope
Dr. Weaver
Charley Anderson
Charley Dod
Allie Kennedy
Shellville
Carl Wright
Terrel
Christ Horstman and
William Christian
Combs
Fred Davies
The
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Thomas Fowler
Town
M. E. Church
Henry Christian
Maud
Newpoint
Estella Hoff
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Monroe Williams
Robison
Logan Williams
Edwin Maar
Cornelius Woods
Eshel Yale
Ollie Davis
St. Paul
Edward Buckley
Roll Adams
Myron Jenkins
W. H. Gilliard
Martha Woods
Baas
Ed Woods
Sandusky
Alfred Harding
William Doaks
Bernice
North Vernon
Bertha Miller
Selma Starks
Rushville
Grant Parmer
Slabtown
Isaac Parmer
Lottie Clark
Hazel
Fred Neimeyer
Bert Mattox
Mary Starks
Robert Huber
Lottie
Arch Bohner
John Horgung
Ernest Schrader
Ed Neimeyer
Harry and
Hollis
Isaac Palmer
Pennington
Adam Huber
Martha
Paul
Henry Swango
Rossburg
Russell
Elmer McDermott
Garfield Green
Milroy
S. H. Bosley
George Powers
Wilda Davis
Iowa
Faith Harcourt
Martha Smith
Utah
D. F. Jackson
Monmouth
Illinois
Clara Westhafer
Ian Taylor University
Las
Decatur County
Edna Scull
Business
Nellie Whiteman
Indianapolis Conservatory of Music
James P. Archey
Kingston
Robert Scott
Thomas Kitchin
Mary Jackson
Mra
Mary Maloney
Thomas Throp
Myron Donnell
Mary Rankin
W. F. Scoular
Mabel and
Shirley Updike
Frank Hamilton
Everett Hamilton
Cliff Carroll
Mary Wilson
Whitewater
Cold Springs
Martha Kitchin
Rush County
Kitchin
Forest Hill
George Hoe
Charley Young
Miss Bessie
Paul Hogg
Vern Hogg
Willie Young
Clifford Bailey
Audry Allen
Noble Sanders
Viva
Nannie Gibson
Norman Dewning
Ira Woodruff
Wilbur Meek
Earl Gibson
Louis
Lucile Carr
la Loma Place
Joe Sanders
John
Torrture
Morne Boob Ines
Cues Sa
Eeew Ewes
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