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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1893
Page
3
Sale offers hats hoods fascinators shawls blankets and bed comforters at cost. Call to arrange purchase and pickup for assorted personal items from a private seller.
Mrs Dearmin has been sick this week while Tess Pensinger returned from Chicago. M B Holy will move back to Alfordsville and James McCoy moved into BR B Uanlap’s property. Dr Dearmin returned from Tulle Homa Tean. Teasday and Stever Callahan with Dr Young renewed visits Monday. Tuesday’s weather was zero and Thursday rainy. Simmons Liver Regulator promoted with an order for stationery. Clover seed and grass seed for sale at M W Stoner’s. A.P. Chinn moved into Mrs Eva Crooke’s West Main St. Wednesday. A lathe near Elder Sevville’s overcoat incident Tuesday. Oteli barber shop moved near Dunlap & Burrell’s. Economy store buys produce on spot cash. Win Reynolds ill for two weeks, improving. Smelser from Farlen plans move to Oklahoma. John P Licks of Greene County dies near Lyons January 26. Mrs Lillie Edgin of Morgantown visiting her father, Ooc Howard Crooke. Go to Economy for groceries, McCoy Garten ads. Ward sale of personal property Tuesday Feb 21. Simmons Saver Regulator praised for action. Dentist W H Wilson from Washington here this week. Dr Woods assisting. Odell’s basement barber shop resembled an artificial fish pond with eight inches of water.
Notice to settle debts with Stener & Winklepleck appears. A movement to erect a large, commodious hotel is discussed, arguing the town needs a substantial hotel to profit from its railroad, 1200 souls population, and thriving businesses.
A delegation from the Christian Church visited Daniel Morris of East street on Sunday afternoon to offer condolence. Morris is an elderly, frail man unable to attend services, and the visit was a kind gesture from his church.
Black men will find it to their interest to give us a call when wanting their printing done. Our stock of cats, cards and posters is complete. Can furnish anything wanted in that line.
Relatives hosted a Tuesday birthday dinner at Hon. Howard Crooke’s residence. Crooke, aged sixty eight, was celebrated with guests and well wishes. Services at the Christian Church tomorrow evening at 7 conducted by the Young People Society of Christian Endeavor. Everybody invited.
Electric Bitters is extolled as a superior remedy curing liver and kidney diseases and clearing skin issues. The advertisement claims malaria removal, relief from headaches constipation and indigestion, and guarantees to deliver the promised results. Believed to be popular and effective by users.
Cris Holt and visitors Dave Bricker and T Summerville talked of buying the Prentice farm this week. Birdie Wagoner visited Sunday. Rev. QC Smith returned to ministry. Judge Fisher and Paris Keck went to Bedford for work prospects and returned satisfied. Grant Roberts and family visited A D Techtel Sunday. Subcribe for the Journal and see poster.
The undersigned living 2 miles north of Oden will offer for sale on Tuesday February 21 1893 items including farm machinery hay oats horses cattle sheep lumber bees wagons and other farming implements. Cash for sums 5 and under. Credit for over 5 with 8 percent interest after maturity. Sale starts at 10 a.m. PS Warp.
A quirky local note asks how Nephen feels since The Co saved him and wonders about Eden Normal attendance. It references Jim T guessing the correspondent and asks about Rob ert S's team stopping at a place, Noah S's father medicine, Judge F finishing varnish, Laura T and sleigh, Ola T and snow, Hyatt W as a checker, and Narence P's mules gnawing the flag-pole.
An Indiana advertisement pitches a Sunday Journal subscription for five cents extra, claiming more content than any other Indiana paper. It offers a yearly rate of one dollar and directs readers to agents or the Journal Newspaper Co. in Indianapolis for subscriptions.
The Wisconsin Central Lines advertise its Chicago to St Paul Minneapolis route as the only line offering Pullman First Class and Tourist Sleepers from Chicago to Pacific Coast points without change. The ad promotes double daily service and fine equipment with strong emphasis on nonstop features for Northwest travel.
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