Goshorn-McCracken garage nearing completion
Local notes report various residents visiting relatives and recovering from illness. Bradsfield and Skeeters relatives in town, Harry Underwood visiting Clinton kin, Hilda Braner visiting from Florida Township, Earl Brown and son William to relocate in Wabash Township, Queen Murphy recovering from appendicitis, and Rockville visitors stopping by the Skeeters home to check on Sam Skeeters health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Brown
William
Washington
Wabash Tp
Louise
Mary Bradfield
Rockville
Mildred Hixon
J.C. Starnes
K of P
Berwyn Addition
Meccay
Bert Dixon
Queen Murphy
Flock
Atty
J. S. McFadden
H. H. Heller
Sam’ Skeeters
Mr. Skeeters
West Union social underlines rural community ties
A dog and pony show drew a good crowd Thursday evening in West Union while Mrs. Harry Nickels tended the rural route during Mr. Nickels vacation. Terre Haute visitor John Manwaring joined locals for a few days. Will Sherrill and Boyd Collins attended Cleve Hayworths funeral at Pangier last Thursday. Mrs Harris Mainwaring and Miss Carrie visited Mrs Naricy Manwaring on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Charlie Causey returned from Carthage Thursday due to Louis Linebarger illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Nickels
Mr. Nickels
Mesdaniel
Will Sherrill
Boyd Collins
Cleve Hayworth
Harris Mainwaring
Miss Carrie
Naricy Manwaring
Charlie Causey
Carthage
Louis Linebarger
Tanlac promoted as nerve revitalizer at Montezuma Corner Drug Store
The Tanlac promotion claims the vegetable tonic revitalizes nerves and treats sleeplessness headaches and digestive troubles. It argues energy and strong nerves drive success and says Tanlac builds tissue, aids digestion, and restores vigor, with a Tanlac Man explaining merits daily at The Corner Drug Store in Montezuma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Fife
Jack
Aseus
Montezuma
Tanlac Man Daily
Weekend Notes From Coloma and Nearby Towns
Coloma residents compiled a Sunday update with Frank Bosley returning from Milwaukee and John Lear visiting with a family near New Port. Mrs Loney, formerly Miss Dennis Commons, visited with Ed Williams. Perry Shoaf enjoys a new Ford. Robert Heslar spent days in Indianapolis. Simo Vestal and children also appear in the tidbits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bosley
Milwakee
John Lear
Newport
Mrs. Loney
Danville
Ed Williams
Loney
Miss
Dennis Commons
Exclusive Tanlac agent sought in every town
Druggists are urged to become exclusive Tanlac agents in every county town. For particulars address Cooper's Medicine Company, Dayton, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Cooper’. ‘Medicine Company
Dayton
Ohio
Sunday visits of local families noted
Were Sunday guests of Jims Woodard and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Platter and children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Baldwin near Mecca. Mrs. Robert Smith of Indianapolis is spending a few days with her father, Orville ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jims Woodard
Wilmer
Platter
Robt
Baldwin
Mecca
Robert Smith
Indianapolis
Orville
Rockville News Briefs Include Local Visits and Travel
Annapolis Mrs Edwards and daughter Mrs Athel Newlin visited Rockville Saturday. Mr and Mrs Charlie Sherril and Mr and Mrs Houten of Lebanon spent Thursday night with Willie Jacks near Rockville. Mr and Mrs Athel Newlin visited Sunday. Mrs Rutledge and her son and daughter of Marshall visited Doc Archer over Sunday. Mrs Ireland was called to Tangier on account of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Athel Newlin
Rockville
Charlie Sherril
Mrs. Houten
Lebanon
Willie, Jacks
Also Mentioned on This Page
Advange
Oxfords
Je, Johnston & CO
Pictorial Review
Camera & Kodak
Hugh Montgomery
Montezuma Enterprise
C. S.overman
Monteuma
Indiana
Ind
B.V.T
Plas
Arthur Machin
Wabash Township
Goshorn- McCracken Garage
Val H. Bradfield
Bloomingdale
West Union
John Manwaring
Terre Haute
Coloma
Katie Hall
Magnolia Cox
Perry Shoaf
Robert Heslar
Simo Vestal
Annapolis
P. Montgomery
Hugh Aikman
Prd
Jim ‘Burton
Nhe Schoonover
John .R. Tucker
Fanniel and
Lowell
The
Knights
Clara Oe Vernie Padgett
Cecil
Rardon
Marshall
Mr. and
Mrs. He
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