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Newspaper
Montpelier Herald
Location
Montpelier, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1908
Page
5
Fragmentary text shows scattered phrases like Timothysccce and pricing numbers such as 11.00 and 10.00 with references to light mixed and baled items. The legible content is insufficient to identify a coherent event or subject.
Mrs. Beasley shows improvement at Franklin Ave home. Walter Wikel recovers from grip and can move about. Ads promote DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve and Rus bleaching blue. Crises include suit in Harrison township and local marriages and illnesses. School and church notices, quarry work, and a tax board meeting round out a brisk community update.
Clinton, Maine merchant E. E. Chamberlain endorses Buckien’s Arnie Salve claiming it cures piles chapped heads and old sores without leaving scars. Sold at Bonge & Maddox Drugs Store.
Mise Ada Burson was taken dangerous Tuesday evening but is greatly improved. Albert Hart spent Saturday with relatives in Bluffson. Mise Bioss Dick spent Saturday evening with the writer. Miss Eila McConkey visited over Sunday with her mother of this place. Lew Keller and wife entertained several of their friends Friday evening at their home. Misses Alta Willams and Ora Smith were guests of Miss Goldin Martin Sunday. Mies Ruth Cramer, of Rell, visited over Sunday with Miss Miss Dick. Misses Nora and Mare Sleppy, of Bluffton, visited over Sunday with the Misses Burson. Charles Wolf, of Hartford City, spent Sunday with Mrs. Wiley. Claude Kitterman, of Muncie, spent Sunday with D. Kittermen and family. Roll Williams on the sick list. But Burson took dinner Sunday with Lawrence Hart. Wm. Hobb, of Warren, was here Saturday taking after his grain on the Hughes farm. Mrs. John Bank spent Saturday with Mrs Burson and daughters. Miss Minute Nobles is expected home this week from Michigan where she has been visiting. Miss Ruth and Dick Cramer, of Roll, took dinner Sunday with Miss Ruth Storms.
Mrs. Daniel Twibell called on William Spaulding and family. Mrs. Manson Williams visited James Rikner and wife. Mrs. Ricard is very poorly and confined to bed. Oscar Yaegar and family visited Mrs. Yaegar's parents, Richard Carpenter and wife. Edward Knox and family called on Josee Eatinga and wife. Miss Florence Vance stayed with Miss Olive Wright. Wayne Thornburg visited his parents Harvey and Mrs. Thornburg. J W Rivard of Plymouth, Indiana, is at his mother's bedside, Eneline Rivard. Al Hardy and family were guests of Roy Kitterman and wife. Ira Spaulding and his son William danced with the elder Spaulding Sunday.
Several district residents attended church in Hartford City last Sunday. Christ Messner of Hartford City visited relatives nearby. Wesley Stils spent time in Wells County. Jake Kuttler sold wheat. Monasy Lewis Schwartzkopf hauled oats to town. Mrs. Simon Kuttler visited Mrs. Mary Hiser. Mrs. W H Silfa called on Mrs. J Schwartzkopf. Grandma Schwartzkopf remains about the same. Rev. Mantz of Bartfard City called on local members. Jake Schwartzkopf moved a wind pump. Christ Hiser helped. Mes. Rogers and Dorton collected donations for Rev. Linnville.
Nursing and expectant mothers are advised to use Favorite Prescription to sustain strength and nourish the child. Delicate women with headaches backache and pelvic symptoms may find relief and a permanent cure, with Dr. Pierce's formula printed on the bottle wrapper.
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