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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1899
Page
2
Indianapolis visitors and relatives fill the town's social pages with Sunday calls and weekend travel. Names include James Jordan, John Jordan, Mr Brown, A D Calvert, Miss Fannie Smith, Mrs Lula Schonacker, George J. and others in multiple gatherings.
Ld. F. Trowden and wife returned last Friday from their winter stay in the south. They are both in good health. Worth Gregory was over from Plainfield Monday to get his dairy cows, recently purchased of Webster Presses. Clark Ozment, while building fence last week, came in contact with poison vines and now has his share of troubles. John Short 2nd wife visited friends at Monrovia Sunday. This was Mr. Shorts first visit from home for three months. Jet Comer was down from Indianapolis Thursday to attend commencement and the alumni banquet, returning Friday morning. The household goods of Mrs. Mattie Woods were taken to Indianapolis Thursday by John Cosand. Mrs. Woods has been living there for some time.
Resolutions from the lodge express deep sorrow over the passing of Brother Hiisteme, praising his industry integrity and patience. They extend heartfelt sympathy to his family and note he preserved the Sprig of Acacia guiding members toward the eternal lodge. Signed by J. M. Bishop, Beem, and J. A. Taggart with the committee.
J. E. Lilly of Hannibal Missouri credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving him from typhoid pneumonia and threatened consumption. He reports rapid relief after one bottle and full recovery after continued use, praising the medicine as the surest lung remedy. Regular bottles cost 50 cents and 1.00 with a free trial at Geo W Bass Drug Store, each bottle guaranteed.
A wartime sufferer reports chronic diarrhoea eased by Chamberlain's Coke Cholera and diarrhoea Remedy. The letter from PLE Grisuam Gaars Mills, La. cites success and notes it is for sale by J. W. Hornaday.
Miss Maud Dickens of Parsons Kansas writes of eight years with asthma and near death during a year's attacks. She says Foley's Honey and Tar provides immediate relief in every instance and recommends it to others suffering from asthma. 25 and 50 cents. J W Horbnaday.
The Indianapolis District Ministerial Institute program lists sessions at Waverly on May 8 and 9 including devotional services, lectures on church discipline, heredity and polity, exegesis, and sermons. Speakers include C. C. Lasby, O. Thomas, C. Nisley, J. Winsley, Lathrop, A. L. Dune, Quayle, Tinsley, H. Roller, W. Tevis, and F. Guthrie with times from morning to evening sessions.
The advertisement promotes a bona fide offer by the Dr. Lyon Medicine Company giving women a full month's treatment for catarrhal troubles at the price of a two-cent postage stamp. The notice urges readers to read the ad and accept the offer, framing catarrhal conditions as the groundwork for many ailments.
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