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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1896
Page
3
Numerous brief items from Oden Indiana note visitors and locals including Mrs Julia Carrell and Miss Estella Young. Commerce and sales dominate with Danner Toelle Hayes McWilliams and Abraham’s store promoting bargains on boots coats and dress goods. Church events and community notices punctuate the day.
A testimonial from Mas. FL iernia notes relief from severe stomach distress after using Clamber lain's Core Cholera and Disarrten Remedy. The account urges others to begin treatment at onset of symptoms to ward off attacks.
A Fresno style digest mentions Dr. M P Tolliver as coroner in Daviess County in August 1897 with religious services planned. It reports visitors, hunting seasons, fashion items, an oyster supper, upcoming marriages, and local notices alongside editor comments from New Castle Courier.
Tillman Coleman of Washington sues Zora Davis and Charles Stamer for 2400 damages claiming bribery on election day. The suit is described as the only one of its kind in Washington and its outcome will attract interest. In Plainside Edward Bruner seeks a liquor license, with remonstrance from residents opposing saloons.
A list of unusual pensioners includes Preserved Ireland M J Yankee Mexico Washington and Alfred Constanti nople followed by hardware names Minerva Hatchett John Hammer and George Ax.
John Roberts of Epsom was here with residents enjoying a social gathering at Farlon on Wednesday. Miss Zeta Stotts attends school in Oden. James Garten and family visited Sunday, as did Bill Bechtel and family in Martin county. Aaron Bechtel cemented a cellar for Noah Sims of Burns City this week. Elmer Stotts, a musician in the regular army for three years, is visiting relatives here and is praised as a fine musician.
Charles F Brooks to Fane Shively. Robert D Brown to TLapise FE Eskridze. Chas. Gough to Hattie A Mattingly. Thos. H Perry to Florence E Ennes. Edward A Clarke to Minnie Shepherd.
Chas. A Pershing of Elnora and Tabitha Williams of Burns City wed at the groom's home Sunday November 8 at 2 pm. Rev. WA Ross officiated. The Journal extends wishes of joy health and prosperity to the couple and their friends.
WA Tillburn the Scientific Op dean will be at G D Abrahim's store on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday November 17 18 and 19. Prepared to examine and properly fit your eye with spectacles. Examinations free. Call and see him.
Tr vy u watt to buy a stove it will pay you to go to M. W. Stoner's antires dis line of theoted Gar land Stoves and Ranges. The quality and beauty is unsurpassed and every stove Warranted. Call and see me for Hardware of any kind. M. W Stoner.
A telegram reported the death of Ana Mollie Dearmin in Plainville at nine o clock yesterday. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Critchlow of Raglesville and widow of Will Dearmin. She leaves a large family and many friends. Interment will be in Raglesville cemetery.
The YPCA of the U B Church of Odon presents a free entertainment Tuesday at 7 p.m. titled My Experience, and how I got my Money. Proceeds support a young people's reading course. Everyone is invited.
The record shows McKinley capturing the largest popular vote for any presidential candidate. A table lists popular votes for several presidents from 1835 through 1906, highlighting McKinley's 1,039,932 vote total.
Col Robert G Ingersoll argues in Chicago that money must be backed by gold or silver and issued by the government. He attacks free coinage as harming value, warns against political backers, and urges honesty and integrity as foundations of national prosperity.
Program listings for the Eighth Odton Circuit Epworth League at Good Hope include declamations readings and discussions by Lettie Boyd Sam Dunian Mattie Waton and Jander Winklepleck with devotions and songs. Reports note George Webster of Gantz Webster will travel to Indianapolis to buy holiday stock and a sky show of shooting stars from Leo is forecast November 12 to 14.
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