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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1898
Page
3
Amid fluctuating wheat and corn prices, traders Hagh Creodea Aledoim Geales and Lee Trades from nhg Wister Wheat push for low costs. The market shows cheaper grains spurring purchases, while local mill Up To Date Shoes advertises new footwear.
Last Friday marked the fortieth anniversary of Mrs Frei Sloyd. The surprise party was carefully planned and attended by family and friends. Everyone enjoyed a memorable evening with cake and cheers.
A fragmented notice lists remedies and products such as Foley's Ardney Mare and De Witt's Winch Hazel Selve as items to keep on hand for various ailments including kidney and piles. The text references a few brand names and a local seller, J. F. Desace & Sen.
A reader testimonial from Gustav Thurmaster of Cleveland asserts that two bottles of Dr Bulls Cough Syrup cured a chest cough from pneumonia. The ad also promotes Bali’s Cough Syrup at 25 cents.
Miss Florena Maudene Luzader and her elocution class at the Methodist Church delivered a well received program with fine recitations and music by the Silver Band. A second class in elocution and an advanced class are set for Monday at four o clock at the school building.
Pleasant social notes describe Miss Tens Walters visiting Miss Aldsh senef for three weeks then returning home last Tuesday. The piece mentions greetings at her departure and a brief social outing before Walters plans teaching duties in Kentucky after April tech.
An old notice describes a new telephone route from Raglesville to Trainor and Montgomery, extending to Raglesville then Wontsomerry. It outlines connections from Montcomiers to Washington with capital funding for Darr township and Metrop fis.
Tonight at seven o clock at Senom and Stusleups real estate office a baseball club will be organized with Mr Ed Senetl as manager. He invites all interested in the national game to meet the boys and help complete the organization. Boston has good players and we may expect a strong year.
In the Daviess Circuit Court Indiana the administrator William de Relsey presents his account and vouchers for the estate of Clinton D Relsey deceased. The court sets May 10 for examination and above all creditors and legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved or the administrator discharged. Clerk T D Snap seals the record.
Notice describes sale of sixteen scree and 66 square roda in section 32 township 6 south west, lands of J. Hoardman estate, terms include third cash in hand, balance over 8 months, payments by note, interest 6 percent, administered by Wa. Hervesnan as administrator.
Community brief listing residents and events across Montgomery, Barns Cite, Willow Lick, and Shiloh areas. Names include Joe Groush Tilman Paradexter Jim Watnworth Homer Casey Eflie Casey Eyes Lewitt Will Stucky Albert Stucky and others with visits, a birthday supper, a whooping cough death, and local business trips.
The Odon Circuit ME church holds its third quarterly meeting at Good Hope today and tomorrow. Rev C E Gerkin from Angiesville will preach this morning at 7 o clock. Rev W H Jennings from Washington will lead Saturday night and Sunday services.
The State Board of Charities in Indianapolis Indiana requests written inquiries from anyone willing to provide a home for a large boy aged eleven to seventeen years.
Farler reports good winter weather and widespread sickness waning. Various residents including Stella O Donald Laura Harmon and Miss Bechtel are mentioned with visits school reorganizations and post office matters. The piece notes oats sowing and summer plans for Gil Laughlin and John Hubbard along with a local Sunday School setup and a Chamberlains Pain Balm testimonial.
The two year old son of W L Furgason of Bolton Massachusetts suffered a persistent whooping cough. After several physicians failed to help, a two cent bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy was given. The first dose brought relief and within forty eight hours the child was free of cough. The parent calls the remedy the best in the market especially for children and recommends its use.
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