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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1895
Page
3
A broad jumble of notices and advertisements from Washington news recounts sales at Abell’s and Ted’s, Danner & Toelle promotions, and local chatter about Danner &ioetle’s, Wrapping up with medical ads for eye and ear care by Dr Blade and a community meeting schedule for April at the Temple Court in Washington.
Several township schools will close next week. Abraham and McCoy advertise fine shoes in their shop window. Rev Morrisa Christain preaches in the Opera House series of meetings. Henry Cawdell of Nobremire visited early in the week on business. DS Gerber of Washington greeted locals on Sunday. Dean Brooke and Chas Tallman of Washington spent Sunday as visiting friends. Dinner A Weedle offers the newest lowest priced wheun Poorhe adds a new extension on Shalnut street. Water Gorrten builds a barn on south Spring street. Corntehion to be on Wednesday. Dr WOR Deon moved to the MitetLell property on south Em etree. Hurley Barcel moved to Washtnueton after his term. Ira N F Barkley and Grant Callahan, two teachers, went to Washington Saturday. Miss Mattie Raule, Burns City, left Thursday after visiting with Miss Crertic Hayes. Go to Abel's for clothing and furnishings.
Entertainment proceeds benefit the local school. Notes include travel, church, and social updates, plus ads for medicines and local businesses. Mentions Lhorally, Gravois Mills doctor, and a large sausage sine wave claim. marriages, visits to Washington, and church letters indicate a small town notices column.
An advertisement by A A Lane, agent for the Southern Indiana Building and Loan Association, promotes a loan plan with monthly installments and six girls to pay it.
Miss Louis Laughlin opens a school for primary pupils next Monday. John Hubbard resigns town trustee. a replacement will be appointed at the next town board meeting. George Patterson, 21, buried here Sunday. funeral by Rev J A Bell. Cades enrolling force 35th General Assembly testifies to One Minute Cough Cure. John Herndim, old settler and pioneer of Van Buren, dies last Sunday. funeral Tuesday at Beglesville. Rev H A Nuvent from Knoxville, Tenn., visits with Rev AJ W Arford. Advertisements for Dr. King’s salve and Unumberlain’s remedy note quick relief and guaranteed satisfaction.
The message notes Geo. W. Lutes of Washington Indiana offering abstracts at reasonable rates. It mentions E and R selling round trip tickets to Evansville for a national convention May 7 to 8 at one and one third fare, valid for travel May 5 and return May 20. It records the Maretera of the Daviess Court costs and reports Mrs. Sarah Danner's death after long illness at her West Main Street home with funeral at U B church conducted by Rev. J. A Bell.
An illustrated Denver weekly advertises riches of the Rockies including fabulous mines and gems. It promises true love stories and adventure, eight pages, trial three months for ten two cent stamps, with premium gold rings offered.
Local item sheet mentions visits and travels of residents including Mrs. Pershing, Freddie Toon, A. F. Stotts, and Judge Fisher. Reports school graduations, pension increases, a new oiling station near Farlen, a dance event, and a fish story about a mink and muskrat fight in Adirondack waters.
Miss Margie Winklepleck is on the sick list and Jona Davis with daughter made a short trip to Loogootee. Mrs. Elizabeth Bovd returned home April 6 from Me dods. Epworth League program postponed due to weather. N F Barkley to Lebanon Ohio for summer studies. Albert Bord returns from Einora farm to visit relatives. John Mackelroy hosts Good Hope Pleasant Hill youths for dinner. Some local boys traveling to Illinois for work report illness.
Local notices report visits by Miss Lillie Bell and Miss Edna Gore, a Washington agent in town, and moves including Mr Hornbaker entering shoemaking. Lively interest cited in Mr Ross's vocal class. A. M. Red opens watch repair near St Joseph Church with Keck & Courtney insurance backing.
Fragmentary fantasy note references herbs and potions named Cactaria Casteria and Custeoria across stages of a mythical child. The text lacks clear narrative or verifiable events to form a complete report.
Remedy claimed to permanently cure headaches and habitual migraines. It is touted to relieve habitual constipation by toning the bowels and is available in large bottles at S. Pensinger's Drug Store.
Mr G Caillouette a Beaveraville Illinois bruggist credits Dr Kings New Discovery with saving his life after a grippish illness. He had tried many physicians and was told he could not live until he began using the remedy and recovered after three bottles. He urges others to try it and notes a free trial bottle at S Pennsinger Drug Store.
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