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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1909
Page
5
Wool suitings 36 inch jackets priced 20 to 30 dollars. White waists in sheer Mualland Persian lawn with embroidery and lace trim. Ladies’ white petticoats with deep embroidered flounce valued at 2.45. Ladies’ house wrappers of Pereales regular values at 1.00 to 1.25. Plisse crepe waisting and batiste/organdies offered at reduced prices.
Ed Martin of Indianapolis arrives in town for a visit. Mark Trueblood of Marion stays with his uncle E. W. Sherwin and wife this week. Mrs Grant Ridnour hosts her mother Mrs Booth and Mrs Potter of Kempton on Wednesday. Mrs 2 H Martin and her children of Tipton visit brother M B Graham and family this week.
Help wanted advertisement seeks an experienced cook and a general house girl in Kokomo Indiana. Pays good wages with contact by telephone 386 for applications.
Mrs. C. S. Wadman travels to Indianapolis on Wednesday to meet her sister Miss Jennie Snyder of Pensacola Florida who is planning a summer in the North.
Courtney Wheeler wife and daughter of Kokomo and Mr Wheeler's mother from Titusville were Sunday guests of A S Thompson and Misses Maud and Grace Brown.
One of the very best inner player pianos offered for sale by L. E. Corfman at 113-115 Market St Kokomo Indiana. Phone 1209.
The report notes horses at the track improving and ready to travel to Van Buren for the fair. Local hopes rest on the boys to handle the beet end of the purses and win ahead of the event.
Scientists report a bone fragment from a cave in Switzerland linked to early human life 100000 years ago. A. W. Brown of Alexander Maine credits Dr King’s New Discovery for curing a severe lung ailment and stubborn cough. Trial bottle offered free with guarantee from G W Kemp.
Mesdames Mary Holmes and Goodnight of Kempton visited with Rev. Graham and his wife on Monday.
The piece contrasts harmful night riding pills with Dr. King's New Life Pills which cleanse the system and cure ailments such as Cold Headache Constipation and Malaria. It mentions G. W. Kemp Glen Fife and Mr Hall with Greentown visit by Bob Fife and wife.
Misses Maud and Grace Brown entertain Miss Mildred Pullen of Liberty Indiana this week, hosting at their home and sharing social time with a visiting friend.
Mr Jeffers and family returned on Sunday after visiting relatives in Tipton.
A four year old in Carbon Hill Alabama survived a severe dysentery attack after two doctors gave up. The family used Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with castor oil and believes it saved the boy's life. Sold by G. W. Kemp.
Kokomo welcomed visitors K Edward Sims and Ross Hodgen on Sunday evening and Monday noting their stay and local activities in attendance.
Guardian John L. Woody offers private sale of ward Samuel Woody’s property Lots 1,2,3,4,5 in Chandler’s Addition Mussinville Howard County Indiana. Sale starts July 31 1909. Payment requires at least one third cash with balance in six or twelve equal payments at six percent interest.
The piece notes Lucy Jeter Vanessa Rat cliff and Forba McDaniel take a week’s outing at Lake Maxinkuckee. It cites Dr Shoop Restorative for nerve and organ health claiming it treats the cause not the symptoms and that druggists endorse its quick popularity.
Russiaville Lodge I O O F held a first degree ceremony in Forest last Saturday evening. Five candidates were conferred and a social feast followed the ceremony.
New Home and other standard sewing machines plus needles and supplies are in stock. A repairman can service any make at short notice at Bikenberry Bros Hardware Store.
Dr. A H Miller his wife and son and Miss Grace Griffith of Ve vay Indiana attended the big circus in Kokomo on Monday.
Real photographs feature Christian and Methodist churches School House street scenes on Decoration Day and views of Russiaville offered as collectible cards. Price three cents each.
The editor and his wife were Sunday guests at the pleasant country home of Isaac Irby and his wife near West Point church, taking in a quiet afternoon in the countryside.
In 1872 diarrhoea dysentery and cholera infantum were widespread and Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was introduced. It proved more successful than other treatments and has maintained a leading record for thirty five years. Nine druggists out of ten recommend it, and it is sold by G. W. Kemp.
Mrs O L Cain and her children from Frankfort visited her aunt Mrs Robert Fife the last week of the month, sharing family time and news.
Mrs. Fred Hanson and daughters Lena and Lavetta of Iowa are visiting Mrs. Hanson's parents Dr A H Morris and wife and other relatives and friends.
A Cat Island resident recalls a severe diarrhoea attack in 1902 and again in 1905. After using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on March 15 1905 he found prompt relief and believes it saved him money and doctor visits.
Mrs. Wm. H. Ehrman and her son visit Raisiaville on Thursday. A Racine Wisconsin physician Dr. Shoop offers a booklet on rheumatism and a free trial treatment to help disheartened sufferers in the area. The ad asks readers to spread the help to a discouraged friend and promises aid to suffering neighbors.
Cliff Jones and family enjoy a week of vacation from the Small Concern staying at Springfield Til at the home of Cliff's sister Mrs Amy Miller.
After twelve years of stomach trouble and costly treatments, a Folsom Iowa man reports his wife improved dramatically after taking Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. He spent nearly two hundred on medicines and doctors before buying one box. Sold by G W Kenap in Stla tree.
The ad touts Chamberlain's Salve for itching and skin diseases with a price of 25 cents. It lists G W Kemp as the seller.
Mrs Lon Ratcliff and Anison Rus are visiting relatives and friends at Darlingou.
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