New Macliery Store Soon In Town
Local notices mention Ofim planning a new macli nery store and ongoing shopping deals. References to prices on boots shoes and watches appear amid a mix of community updates and advertisements.
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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1897
Page
3
Local notices mention Ofim planning a new macli nery store and ongoing shopping deals. References to prices on boots shoes and watches appear amid a mix of community updates and advertisements.
Mr and Mrs Miller Ward of Dewey Illinois hosted relatives with music at low prices. Jno Edwards and wife of Cornettsville visited Mrs Martha Algers. Miss Alma Helm returned from Greene County after a stay with friends. The Barsh and Herbert millinery moved to Main and Spring. The band boys planned a music and ice cream night at Stoys Opera House. Al o M Winklepleck and Soy and Son reopened their Eaglesville coal mines. Dr T B Rankin and Samuel Duniap visited Washington last Monday. The Southern Indiana corn crop outlook was dimming from a month ago.
Curt and Lief Mumaw drill a well for W. L. Stoy on the Hindostan farm. A mix of scattered names and phrases notes various people at Greorgetown for an annual ULB conference and mentions the Odon Fieur Exchange changing hands to Stevenson & Son with emphasis on fair prices.
Help wanted advertisement offers monthly compensation of 6500 with expenses for a responsible, established Indiana house. Enclose self addressed stamped envelope to Dominion Company Department Chicago. Also mentions a stock buyer Wesley Malone of Elnora who died and will be buried at Newberry. Rev. L H Alien will conduct funeral.
Lloyd Boner of Martin county and Bud Seals of Barr Township captured a horse and two mules stolen the previous night. The fugitives were traced north of the area toward Indianapolis via Worthington and Bloomfield. James P. Ledgerwood was arrested in Barr on grand larceny charges after the posse recovered the horse and mules at Freedom, Greene County, where the animals had been sold to B. J. Smiley. Ledgerwood’s possible accomplices were said to be sought.
A local listing highlights People’s Restaurant run by Chas Hubbard in Mer. offering a selection of candies cigars fresh cakes fresh oysters and ice cream in season for patrons.
Meetors A. K. Lace S Q Culmer J W Amlersen G F Culmar Thomas B Rankin Jerome DeMott and WIL Hedrick have received licenses to practice.
A damaged ad promises a full line of shingles lath and dressed lumber of all kinds with free delivery to any part of the city. The notice mentions Leamon Cooper as the provider.
A distant report recalls a man who claimed to have built a machine to induce rain by massive atmospheric vibrations. The text asks where the inventor and device stand, hinting at widespread interest and skepticism about the invention's progress.
Claim by J.P. Danner & Son that Win's Little Early Risei are tiny pills with bowel regulating effects and relief from constipation headache and liver stomach issues. Product described as safe and effective in preventing serious ailments.
The Epworth League held a large outdoor literary meeting and social at Reason Bennett's home last night with toasts songs speeches and instrumental selections. A substantial sum was raised for the League. Ed Odell, president, earned praise for his capable leadership.
The undersigned is appointed administrator of the estate of Edgar S Earle, now believed insolvent. County Superintendent Wallace to host teachers institute in Greanigration township on listed dates at various school houses, including Dorrip, Dogard, Fhiuare, Harrison Glendale, Reeve Altardville, Steete Plainville and others in September.
Law now ready to buy your produce at the post office or Smiley's hardware store run by G. D. Abraham. The Cash Grocery advertises lower prices for fruit onions potatoes eggs chickens and hens, promising savings for customers.
Community notes report cider sales and weekly schedules while listing residents such as William Haig, J. P. Danner, Brenton Dunlap, and Rev. Allen families. Individuals travel to Washington township, Purdue University, and Brenton Dunlap plans engineering studies. A wagon accident injures Ray Overton. A printer’s note announces new type and local job work capabilities. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve advertised as a daily emergency item.
The speaker asserts Ayers Sarsaparilla remains unchanged in the laboratory despite modern improvements. The plant and formula are the same as used since the past to cure long-standing ailments, emphasizing its status as a sovereign blood purifier and proven by time.
Farlen Claver hulling in order now. Master Ovid Smiley of Odon Sundayed here. Aunt Margaret Pruitt is on the sick list. Lizzie Freeman of Odon visited this week. Mr and Mrs Aaron Joliffut Odon were here Sunday. James Phillipps of Odon traded for W T ODonald property here. Kenny Taylor went to Illinois Tuesday. Zeta Scotts visited in Odon this week. Mrs S C Guthrie of Odon visited her parents here this week. Mrs Emma Scotts of Ladoga is visiting relatives here. Paris Kack and family of Burns City visited here Sunday. Mr and Mrs W H Wallick and son Ray were at Longoutee Tuesday. G M Critchlow and R D Stotts were at the county seat Thursday. Ovid Ricksecker of Washington visited at R 1 State's Sunday. Nora Marks.
Considerable sickness is reported in the area. Kiley Williams of Mitchel visited this week. A R Casey spent last week at The Springs. Qi Myers and family visited near Elnora. Tom Scott became a resident of Rainesville. Several locals head to the State Pair next week. The Methodists held a basket meeting near Shitoh last Sunday. Mr. Johnson of Freelandaville visited. Walter Evans, sick, shows improvement. Mrs. Sallie Casey and Blaster Ray visited Washington. Many attended the Sunday School Convention in Washington. The M E Church festival netted 19.17. R C Wadsworth and sister Let tie visited for a few days.
The Bloomfield second nine defeated Odon 16 to 2 on Thursday. They will meet Odon again today at Bloomfield.
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