Wabash Township Social Notes Include Visits and Moves
Mr and Mrs John Tur entertained at noon last Sunday. Billie Dee of Newport joined local friends over Sunday. Geo Schaffer and family of Terre Haute visited Geo M Underwood. James Barnhart bought a barber shop in Montezuma. Sam's Skeeters did business in Rockville Monday. Harriett King came from Indianapolis to spend the summer with her aunt Mrs Bertha Brockway. John Johnson and Geo Johnson and families drove from Paris Street to Armiesburg for a visit. A S Russell of Rockville spent part of last week with Wabash friends. Mrs Mary Spencer is recovering from a fall. Kirline Barnhart arrived from the Great Lakes Training Station for a short visit. Miss Louise Funkbooger returned to Hymera after visiting cousins Miss Berneice and Miss Maxine Cook. Edisons and Pathé Phonographs at Murdocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett King
Indianapolis
Bertha Brockway
Local Social Notes From Coloma and Nearby Areas
Coloma and Camargo residents plus visitors from Atwood Urbana and Indianapolis spent time with relatives over May Day weekend. A Children’s Day program drew a large crowd Sunday evening. Ray Bosley and Lucy Dean married Thursday evening and reside with the groom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bosley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Bosley
Lucy Dean
J. H. Bosley
Local Social News From South Liberty And Surrounding Areas
Mrs Hisher Ray and her Cayuga daughter visited with D D Ray on Tuesday. John Wann of Lafayette stayed with his parents Rob ert and Mrs Wann. Wilson Jackson traveled to Prankfort on Wednesday. J Fern Lawman and family from Newport visited Howard relatives Sunday. Flora Wilkins spent Sunday with grandmother Mrs Geo Rhabottom. Lew Grimes visited Cayuga with Paul Ray. Children’s Day program at Fairview drew attendees Sunday night. Jane Harvey and John Grimes visited Os car Norman family Sunday. Walter Grimes has measles. Mrs Lewis of West Union visited Armstrong family Sunday. Ward Norman spent Tuesday night and Wednesday with sister Mabel Grimes. Edisons and Patt.
Remedy Gains Wide Use as Quick Cure Across Households
The remedy proves effective for sudden colic and cholera morbus with rapid, reliable results. Its uniform success and swift cures have made it a staple in trade and a ready aid when medical help is not immediately available.
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Montezuma
L. Wheeler & Son
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P. Montgomery
Real Estate and Loans Office
First National Bank
King Hotel
C. A. Montgomery
Prop
Wabash Township
John Tu
Billie Dee
Newport
Mecca
Geo. Schaffer and Family
Terre Haute
Geo. M. Underwood
James Barnhart
Sam
John Johnson
Geo. Johnson
Paris Sr
Armiesburg
A. S. Russell
Rockville
Mary Spencer
Kirline Barnhart
Great Lakes
Louise Funkbooger
Hymera
Berneice
Maxine Cook
Edisons
Pathe
Murdocks
Hart Carmack
Camargo
A. O. Carmack
Nebraska
Fred Carmack
Grace Roloson
Atwood al
Tom Hay
Elvin Swander and
Russell Wright
J. H. Ryan
T. H. Smith
Anna Smith
Gerardean Mo
Frad Carmack
Geo. Sumuffrs
Urbana
Bert
St. Toe
W. A. Huffman
Ughter
H. I. McGilvery
W. W. Haworth
Attica
South Liberty
John Wann
Lafayette
Robert Wann
Wilson Jackson
Prankfort
Lew Grimes
Paul Ray
Cayuga
Fairview
Jane Harvey
John Grimes
Oscar Norman
Walter Grimes
Ward Norman
Mabel Grimes
Patt
the Bank
Pitman & Sgn
GALL
Dodge
Ford
Feder i
Republic Trucks
Parke and
Vermillion Counties
J. W. Spencer
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Tromson
W.E.CARTY @ CO
Chamberlain’s
Rhoer Remedy
Enterprise
Tom Wilson
F. W. Ingfam
National Bank Building
Rockville, Ind
R.L. Dooley
Otlee
Odd Fellows
Offichers Resoldance
Pnd
L. Sproules
Ind
M. McLaughlin
Notary Insurance
Indiana
M. CG. Phillips
Vewr
First Nat Banw Montezuma
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Dobiustor Py Lowdk
Hopster
Palontes
Coree
Montez
Copia
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Walter M. Leeds
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