Local notes on sickness travel and visits across town
Asa Williams returns from Danville Illinois due to illness. Mrs. John M. Toon visits relatives near Bramble. Mrs. Nancy Ledgerwood and Mrs. Jane Keck from Odon visit in town. Kirbys progress on Kutch house. Photographer Gladly moved from Loogootee to town. I O O F lodge members plan to attend Indianapolis souvenir grand lodge meeting on Wednesday 20. Mrs Charley Strouse and Birdie Keller leave for Indianapolis. George and Frank Harman visiting from Odon. Asher Vickers resumes work at Poin Dexter farm saw mill. Geo Anthis barn struck by lightning and burned. Miss Hazel Slays seriously ill with fever. Willis Danier sick this week.
Social visits populate Shiloh area on Sunday
Alva Callahan and wife with Alisson Overtop and sister Amy visited friends near Burns City Sunday. Geo Resler and family visited D W Resler and family. G W Hackler and wife of Felles ville and Mrs Rezia Overton and daughter Bertha spent Sunday with Curtis Overton and family. Warve Chestnut and family visited James Chestnut and family. Clark Lamb and wife visited friends at Elnora. Mrs Gertrude Maraud and Burl and Miss Annae Miller visited Mrs Alfred Coyle. Miss Dot Overton visited Bliss Tweedie Lamb. Roy and Herschell Hinkle visited Willis and Mosey Overton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Callahan
Alisson
Miss Amy
Burns City
G. W. Hackler
Fellesville
Rezia Overton
Bertha
Curtis Overton
Clark Lamb
Elnora
Gertrude Maraud
Burl
Annae Miller
Alfred Coyle
Dot Overton
Bliss Tweedie Lamb
Roy and
Herschell Hinkle
Willis
Mosey
Local News Roundup From Ragles Viluk Area
Edw O Conor has been ill at home south of here with typhoid fears. Frank Overton of Odon oversees the drug step during Uncle John Williams’s illness. Several residents, including J A Sims and J D Hackler, visited the county seat. Riley Flinn moved his family to Luton for work. F M Dant went to Washington Tuesday to serve as juror for the September term. The telephone board met in regular session. no major business. Weather hindered wheat sowing. heavy rains were light. John A O Connor bought imported ewes at the state fair. A group including J A Chestnu and son, J B Anderson, Terrence O Maley, John Young, Edwin Stuffel took miner’s license exams in Washington. Dr Selfridge and family spent time at Terrette with Mrs Selfridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Chestnu
James
J. B. Anderson
Terrence O’maley
John Young
Edwin Stuffel
Washington
Imported sheep sold at Indianapolis fair
Payson Smiley of south Van Buren purchased a fine imported sheep at the Indianapolis big fair last week. The item list notes school books and supplies and advertises a candy free with each tablet at Rexall Store and The Odon Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payson Smiley
South van Buren
Indianapolis
Rexall
Odon Drug Co
Odon
Keck Jewelry Specializes in Solid Gold Eyewear
A jeweler promotes solid gold spectacles and eye glasses as the best long term choice noting lower long run costs, durability, shape retention, and easier repair after accidents. The firm emphasizes appearance and quality in its solid gold line.
Tiz’ New Foot Powder Sells At 20 Cents
Gantz's drug store promotes Tiz’ foot powder as the latest item in stock priced at 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gantz’s
Advertising copy for writing supplies and cards
An ad describes a bogey and harness for sale at D. P. McCoy Odeon with a list of writing implements including drawing and indelible pencils, memorandum books, and fountain pens at Gantz's. It also promotes twenty-five post cards for ten cents at the Rexall Store and The Odon Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gantz’s
Rexall
Odon Drug
Local travelers and residents seen in the area this week
Laughlin of Linton was in this vicinity Monday. Hesherman of Blankenship passed through Tuesday. Nilson of near Burns City also passed through Tuesday morning. O Hall traveled to Lyons on business Tuesday. Streepy family of Old Salem spent Saturday night and Sunday with Sanders family. Sargent family of Burns City en route to Union Saturday. Fesler seen on the streets Monday. Connell family of Bunkum spent Sunday evening with Phipps. Bechtel went to Danville last Monday for school. Lay of Bedford spent Saturday night with Reinhart and Summerville families. Bricker of Burns City and wife attended Mt. Olive Sunday school. Seneff of Willow Lick passed through Tuesday with cane for Stout’s factory. Dobbins of Scotland on streets Monday. Laughlin family of Scotland spent Sunday with Mowery family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno
Jno. K. Summerville
David Bricker
Burns City
Mt. Olive
William Seneff
Willow Lick
Stout's
Carbulated Petrolatum for chapped hands
Five cents a bottle at The retail point offers Carbulated Petrolatum for relief of dry or chapped hands. The simple remedy promises soothing moisture and protective film, advertised in concise local notice.
Marshmallow Roast Near Town Aide by Local Girls
A group of town girls chaperoned by Mrs W H Hueston and Mrs D Gantz held a marshmallow roast south of town Tuesday evening. Attendees included Beatrice Hayes Helen Gantz Floyd Williams Carrie Cooper Letha ODell and Fannie ODell. The notice thanks friends and relatives for support during the illness and death of Robi D Stotts. The Bert Deal family then left Friday for Indianapolis and Cedarville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hueston
D. Gantz
Young Ladies
Beatrice Hayes
Helen Gantz
Floyd Williams
Carrie Cooper
Letha O’dell
Fannie O'Dell
Bert Deal
Indianapolis
Cedarville
Ohio
Local repair shop backs quality with motto and care
The shop proclaims its motto that if they take a job they will do it right. Jos Boyd and Miss Opha Slinkard travel to Terre Haute for grandson Dana Inman's death from appendicitis. Funeral held Monday. Mollie Neeriemer Ruth Carpenter honored with birthday gathering at Hugh Neeriemer’s home. Roger & Gallet Rice Powder advertised 25 cents per package. Mr and Mrs J M Ketcham visit Dr W W Ketcham in Lapel Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Boyd
Opha Slinkard
Terre Haute
Mr. Boyd
Dana Inman
Grace Carpenter
Fern Neeeriemer
Hugh Neeriemer
Mollie Neeriemer
Ruth Carpenter
Roger & Gallet
Gantz’s
Horses for sale and breeding stock brief notice
Listing describes several equines including a nine year old black mare in foal, two horses, a mare mule of unknown age, one horse mule one year old, and a spring horse mule with strong breeder attributes. Also mentions a five year old blade span spring menace black jack and related notes.
Mrs. Lacy Returns From Trip Via Indiana Peru Franklin
Mrs. Mary Lacy has returned from a two week visit to Huntington Indianapolis Kokomo Peru and Franklin. The note lists school books and supplies she carried back and mentions local Rexall and Odon Drug offerings. Rev and Mrs Deal departed Tuesday for Bloomington for the M E conference. A peppermint drink at Gantz's is advertised as a remedy for indigestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lacy
Huntington
Indianapolis
Kocomo
Peru
Franklin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Parker Lucky Curve
Lillian Russell Cigars
Ke. B. Williams
E. D. James
Asa Williams
Danville
John M. Toon
Mrs. Valentine Strange
Bramble
Nancy Ledgerwood
Jane Keck
Richardson
O'Donald
Kirby Kutch
Giadly
Loogootee
Charley Strouse
Miss Birdie Keller
George and
Frank Harman
Asher Vickers
Poindexter
Geo. Anthis
Miss Hazel Slays
Danier
Packard Shoes
Popular
Shiloh
Geo. Resler
D. W. Resler
Warve Chestnut
Family
James Chestnut
The
Quality Shop
D. Gantz & Son
Co. Phore
Ragles Viluk News
T. O’conor
Southear
Here
Mr. O Connor
Frank Overton
John’’ Williams
J. A. Sims and
J. D. Hackler
Riley Flinn
Luton
F.M. Dant
Washington ‘N
Board of Control of Our Telephone System
H. R. Myers
Indianapols
John A. O’connor
Ridge’s
Keck
Reasonee
D. P. McCoy
Odeon
Farlen
Laughlin
Linton
Will Hesherman
Blankenship
Neely Nilson
O. Hall
Lyons
H. H. Streepy
Family of
Old Salem
W. N. Sanders
A. Fesler
Henry Connell
Bunkum
J. B. Phipps
Victor Bechtel
Marion Lay
Bedford
W. H. Reinhart
Ott Dobbins
Scotland
Tommy Laughlin
Dan Mowery
Robi. D. Stotts
Packard
Rev
O. O. Inman
J. M. Ketcham
W. W. Ketcham
Lapel, Ind
Durham
Poland
W. H. Kinnaman
John Weaver
O. M. Deal
Bloomington
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