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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1902
Page
3
The notice indicates a routine weekly refill service at Dearmin’s Drugstore for various medicines and preservatives. It warns customers to be aware of stock deterioration and urges timely collection to avoid spoilage.
A collection of brief items from local residents and visitors includes funeral attendance in Shedford, visits by Indiana officials, movements of residents between properties, and notices of upcoming events. Mentions of sales, auctions, subscriptions, and local commerce mix with scattered personal updates about families, schools, and employment.
An old classified style notice from Mrs. A. M. Keck advertises farming harvester tools and related equipment. It mentions products like binders, hay rakes, shredders, and shockers with a prompt to place orders through W. Alexander Odon in Indiana.
Born Monday to Mr and Mrs D J Sears twins boy and girl Georgie Nelly moved into John Berry property Miss Isabelle Hussey of Indianapolis trimming for Mrs Hindman this season Willis Hughes and children Roy Hughes left for Loogootee Leonard Winklepleck moved into Grant Callahan property Wedding bells expected soon Leamon Cooper family left for Deiterich Ill Willard Ketcham moved to Elnora saloon controversy Bert Crooke now at Narren Virginia and Lookout Mountain Tennessee Edna Skamp Lois Courtney and others left for Bloomington to attend State University Jury in gambling case of ALCO Davis awarded 1000 and Davis claimed losses. verdict upheld after long deliberation Sentences reference misprints and local store ad for men’s Oxford shoes.
Wednesday at Rev. T. Wo. Winkler's home in Corydon, Walker L. Winkler married Miss Clark. The groom, son of Rev. I. W. Winkler, works with Evansville Porcelain Co and is a dynamic businessman who formerly lived in Plainville. The bride, daughter of W. C. Clark of Plainville, is a Plainville schools teacher noted for county success. They plan to reside in Plainville.
Due to a smallpox scare there will be no public meetings of any kind on Sunday.
A Monday meeting by local AFL unionists pressed W. C. Garten, contractor for rock roads, to hire only union men and raise pay. They visited workers on Shaffer hill and gave a deadline, while Garten said he could not meet the demands and questioned how many committee members wished to work.
A mild smallpox case involving Ivis Diefendorf is quarantined at home after symptoms worsened Tuesday night and Wednesday. Nearby families Emanuel Hamerickhouse and the Fulkersons are quarantined, but officials urge calm and continued business as no transmission outside the household is confirmed.
Harve Pershing of Odon visited Morotay. Parish families spent Saturday in Odon. D Smith returned from Linton. Hiram Liverstock came from Dankum. Ketcham and Laughlin went to Bloomfield. Montgomery left for Dioctington to attend the State University. Ledherwool visiting relatives. Bechtel brothers and Phippe plastered the new church house. Miss Stotts returned from Martin county after May Reeve and Clarence Waymier wedding.
Announcements show William M Aikman as Republican candidate for auditor. Tuomas NouGest announces for recorder. F B Colvert announces for county recorder. Himany C Truenoveuf Reeve township seeks county treasurer. William Of McCarter seeks renomination for county commissioner third district. Henry H Sefrit seeks county commissioner second district. All subject to Republican primary election.
The ad claims the first wealth path comes from energy honesty and saving while the second health path comes from Green's August Flower. It promises relief from dyspepsia liver complaint indigestion and related symptoms and offers a free sample bottle at Websters South Side Drug Store. Regular size 75 cents. Cet Green's Special Almanac
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