Local notes from Banner Times moodily recount visits and family events
Crooksville resident Freak Larmer visits his father D A Larmer. Miss Marie Peters returns home from St Louis for holidays. Numerous relatives travel between Indiana Ohio Kentucky and Oklahoma for Christmas and New Year visits. A quiet wedding in Casey joins Charles Stoltz and Zoe Forsythe. Family losses and illness appear amid community social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey
Banner Times
T. Larmer
Crooksville
D. A. Larmer
MM. Shappell
Lima
Ohio
Byron Baker
Oklahoma
T J 'S
Slasser
Marie Peters
St. Louis
Midd Swin
Emmett
Ark Wurre
Appreciation for Fuley's Kidney Remedy
A reader from Catherine Street El mira New York writes of relief from kidney trouble using Fuley's Kidney Remedy. She states five bottles aided her condition and proves it is the most reliable kidney medicine she has taken. The note appears in a local acknowledgement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. McConnell
Catherine St. Elmira
N. Y
Fuley
Misses Cox and Alice Rains Teaven Next Week
Fragmentary notes describe Misses Cox and Alice Rains Teaven preparing to attend Franklin College next week. Mentions a birth to Mr and Mrs Fred Knoblet near Worcester and Geneva Kennedy in marriage. Includes scattered local names and a farming tally of about 60 bushels per acre from Newlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Er ¢Hutsonville
Herat
Pace
Cox
Alice Rains Teaven
Franklin
Firilttend College
Immsnik
Passou
Fred
Knoblet
Res'ding
Misa Geneva
Kennedy Ainited
Newlin
Fohn
Death In Roaring Fire Prewett's advertises Bucklens Arnica Salve
An old newspaper ad notes a deadly blaze and promotes Bucklens Arnica Salve as the quick cure for burns and wounds, claiming it soothes pain and aids healing. The sale is advertised at Prewett's with a price of 2 1/2 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prewett
Martinsville Natives Share Local News and Celebrations
The Martinsville column reports on residents such as Cleo Weir teaching at Cottonwood and Mrs Lillie Newberry’s eye injury. Visitors include John Smith returning after 25 years and Walker Hull from Urbana. Fiddlers contest winner Howard Norman and local deaths are noted, with social gatherings and new year reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Newberry
Walker Hull
State University At
Urbana
Milton Linn
Pasco
Wash
Gran Smith
John
Darien
Wm _ Blankenbeker
Marshall
H F Blankenbeker
Howard Normans
Howard Norman
Mig Migrchaum
Merritt Salles
Burgin
Taylor
Himze
Pm. Salles
Whltgut
Jour Hiicimey
MonsBhass
Tim
Old Soldier Praises New Life Pills In Erie Ad
A war veteran from Erie Pa states he suffered indigestion constipation and stomach trouble for years. He credits Dr Kings New Life Pills with relief and urges others to try them for stomach liver or kidney issues at 25 cents from Robert Prewett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K K. Smith
Erie
Dr. King
Robert Prewett
Local Farms Buzz With Rentals and Drilling Plans
Miles Lowry served as Sunday caller. Tom Shaffner rents the Dan Snyder farm as Albert Bradley moves to the John Coons farm. Coal capitalists lease Auburn area land while Henry Thornton's horse needed help after a ditch fall. Al Fraker lines cedars along his road. Romine children visited grandparents from Westfield. Drilling for coal expected this week on the John Shaffner farm. Jesse McFarland unveils a new four wheeled railway speeder admired by local boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Lowry
Tom Shaffner
Dan Snyder
Albert Bradley
John Coons
Auburn
Henry Thornton
al Fraker
Roda
Westfield
John Shaffner
Jesse McFarland
Tornado and Fire Insurance Offers by Cole and Cole
Cole and Cole advertise tornado and fire insurance for farm and city properties with coverage from leading companies and low rates. Write or call for terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole & Cole
Westfield plans 1911 traction project and local moves
Westfield residents pledge 15000 while Hutton and Charleston contribute 35000 to fund the C W M T H traction line to Westfield in 1911. Charles Pollard returns from Providence Iowa where he taught bookkeeping. A gymnasium will replace the college chapel room. Baptist minister H B Pettus moves to town from Clarksville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
Hutton
Charleston
Charles Pollard
Providence
Iowa
College Chapel
H. B. Pettus
the Baptist Church
Noble
Clay Adams
Clay City
Ind
David Resler
Mt. Erie
Seneff
D. R. Seneff
Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve Promises Quick Skin Cure
Advertises Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve for eczema ringworm tetter chapped skin and sores. Claims quick cure with a 25 cent box available from dealers. describes ointment as creamy and snow white.
1911 Stump Items From Terre Haute Notes
Sick health reports and social updates from Terre Haute include Alfred Junker and family spending New Year’s with Will Salter, Mrs. Will Taylor visiting, and Mrs. Rudolph Coe with daughter Lily Anders. Neighborly calls and chores appear amid small town chatter and holiday reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Paytom
Maurér
Terre - Aie
Alfred Junkér
Saife
Will Salter
Will Taylor
Thospete Roscoe Kuhnhag
Herman “Myer Ang ¢Hildrén
Terre Haute
Swith Harry Maurer
Igsa
Rudolph Coh
Lily Anders
Otto
Bell
Ise Neaday
Alice Bartlett 1856 1910 memorial obituary
Miss Alice Bartlett daughter of Ebenezer and Malinda Bartlett born January 29 1856 died December 31 1910 aged 54 years 11 months and 2 days. A teacher in county Kansas and Colorado she retired to farm life with sister Sarah after mother’s death. Interment at Plymouth church cemetery funeral by F M Buckner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary _Alice Bartlett
Ebenezer
Malinda Bartlett
Alice
United Brethren Church
Kansas
Colorado
Sarah
Golden Shore
Plymouth Church
F. M. Buckner
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Gains Trusted Record
A Medicine note extols Dr Bell's Pine-Tar Honey as a staple product with ten years of proven merit and sixteen years of sales growth, claiming no risk and a guaranteed offer for all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Wedding Reception Honors Mr and Mrs Dolson’s Son
A wedding reception was held at the Dolson home near West Union to celebrate the marriage of Harry M Craig and Inswift the previous Sunday Evening. Elder relatives attended 2 to 4 while younger guests stayed until 11 with refreshments served both afternoon and evening. Out of town guests included Mrs Tom Fishback Mrs Henry Bert and Mrs J M Finkbiner of Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West York
Jack Bathiff
Dudley
Charles Bolton
Hobinson
Our Town
Ed Hizer
T J. Athey
Terre Haute
Ruth Farrel
Felmouth
Towles
Church of Christ
Mattle Prevo
Wanda
Hessie
Snyder
John Donaldson
Guy Smith
Harry
Porterville
Marshall
Thomas Cullop
Worthington
Ind
Cleves
Ohio
Stella Campbell
Lindley
J. T. Smith
Bloomfield
Terhune
Bridgeport
Fred Buckner
Adam Cullop
Lawrenceville
Sit C Q Dolson
West Union
Harry M Craig
Inswift
James
Coufhe
Tom Fishback
Henry Bert R
J M. Finkbiner
Telephone Repairs at Wabash Valley Tel Co
A first class repair shop offers repair services for all telephone makes. Farmers and others with personal phones can have them repaired. All repairs guaranteed and estimates furnished free on request. Located over Foster Martin's Dry Goods Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Valley Tel. Co
Foster Martin
Lagrippe Coughs Named Remedy Foley’s Honey and Tar
Coughs and colds find quick relief with Foley's Honey and Tar as it expels the cold from the system. The preparation contains no opiates and is advertised as safe and sure. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr Bell
Foley
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Dennison
Montgomery
Celia Edminson
Jane Weaver
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Grace’ Campbell
Asbury
Bertha Batson
Somers
Samuel Page
Danville
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Will Volkers
Vermillion
L. Volkers
Martinsville
Billy
Peter Elmur
Cleo Weir
Cottonwood
Miss Maudrige
Tom Shaftner
Homer
Misa
Alice Bartlett
Fletcher's
Ree Eee
Centaur Company
Murray Starlet
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