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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1897
Page
3
Numerous items note Globe Restaurant offerings and specials including roast chicken and oyster dressing tonight, fresh candies, and lunches. Advertisements mention Udon Photograph Gallery, Danner Teetle's goods, stock food remedies, and local trades and notices from Washington and Newcastle.
Barsh and Erbert's showcases a fresh spring millinery line with new hats and headpieces for the season. Store notes bright colors and varied styles appealing to shoppers seeking updated headwear.
Ladies are invited to call at the new Milliner Store of Barsh and Herbert. General stores owned by Dan ner and Loelle and Hayes and McWilliams display elegant show windows.
The note announces Dr J W McCord's next regular visit to Odor on Tuesday and Wednesday April 6 and 7 at the Stay Inn. The Cash Grocery Store advertises Produce and Cash trade specials with goods and sotto prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
A vintage ad claims Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey cures colds and prevents consumption when taken timely. It promises to restore color to pale cheeks and restore health with its famed remedy.
High grade Pennsylvania oils Castoria USB Headlight and Oliene Oils are offered by the Cash Grocery Store with prices listed at 10 and 1d0 per gallon.
Those indebted to Johnson & Winklepleck or Winklepleck and Seneff are advised these notes and accounts are in the hands of J. I. Laugidin, attorney, for collection. If not paid by May 16, 1807, legal action will be brought against them.
Wabtace Kraut Pickles and assorted fruits advertise open Saturday night with rejected Banday closure. Mrs Adveen of 720 Henry Ave Alten OL suffers sciatic rheumatism for eight months and finds relief after Cham berlain s Pain Basin. ad notes 25 and 50 cent sizes sold by W L Stoy.
The Petersburg community reacts to the discovery of a gas well at 1,103 feet this week amid tough economic times.
Mr Ella Keylon and her husband travel from Terre Haute to visit sister Sarah Senefl who is very sick on Thursday.
A young man from Farlen occasionally walks home on Sunday nights and returns in the morning to fetch his horse.
Keck the jeweler has moved to a window display at the Colon Shee Store where he will continue his well established repairing business and supply jewelry items at the lowest possible prices.
A heated dispute involving County Superintendent Wallace school supplies and Long Thompson with the Allen Bros. escalates as both sides file charges. The matter is set for resolution next week. The superintendent claims no actions will seriously affect him.
The piece extols American ingenuity noting nearly 600 000 patents or over one third of world total. It also endorses Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy with a testimonial from J W Vaughn of Oakton Kentucky and a sales note for W L Stoy.
Austin M Thomas wed Minnie B Barsh at the bride’s home in Odon on March 31 at 2:00 P M with Rev Lashbrook officiating. The couple will reside in Washington Indiana as the Journal extends congratulations.
A Grantsburg man named J B Rossell reports twenty five years of coughing and chest pains improved after using Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey. He says doctors and medicines failed until the remedy saved his life and recommends it to others with weak lungs.
The Gulf Coast winter resorts in Mississippi Alabama and Florida draw northern visitors seeking warmth. North excursionists can buy tickets at low rates for a southern tour with two stopovers south of the Ohio River and return by June 1.
The February exam results document 36 months: Samuel Cox Bloomer E Myers. 24 months: R D Mc Carter Mason Jones Eliza E Gilley BF Bean W M Young Albert Malone. 12 months: Heisman C Wads worth T K McCafferty Alice Muda JE Pershing Hervey Tomey Zeta M Stotts C J Ward J W Mactingly May L MecGraver Evelyn Hart Joseph L Wallace. 6 months: Archie Neiswanger Joseph Williams C A Johnson.
Thomas A Hawkins weds Mary Halbert Sherman Dillon marries Fannie B Smith William A Clark and Sadie C Boyd unite Austin M Thomas marries Miarie B Barsh.
The Masquerads in Odon enjoyed a Silver Band masquerade at Crooke's hall on Wednesday night. The room filled with grotesque costumes and lively dancing as many wore striking disguises. Prizes honored Coasie Cooper for the best looking girl with a cake prize awarded.
A roundup of residents returning from trips and visiting relatives. Fulkersons and Harman family travel and social links reconnect. Rev G G Wadsworth aids revival in Dugger. John Wadsworth Jr handles treasurer duties. postal and cemetery fence concerns noted.
Farlen J A Fisher of Odon visited. J M Storrs went to the county seat on business. Aunt Margaret York is on the sick list. Et Senefi and family of Odon visited ROD Stores. May and Alfred Cavness of Van Buren visited here Sunday. Several residents planned activities and relocations including teachers, preachers, and shop moves. The Sunday School at Alt Olive reorganized with new officers. Haig & Abraham sold their interest to Wm S Unig.
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