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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1908
Page
7
Neighborhood News lists residents and guests with illnesses, Sunday visits, and Saturday or Tuesday gatherings. Persons mentioned include Mr Biddle Phillip Small Artie Horton Mary Small Edith Christy Chloe Ploughe Della Cornell Bertha Finley and families visiting in Kempton Sheridan Tipton and A.J. Griffett homes.
No damage from the storm near Boxley. Residents report several family moves and visits, plus farm repairs and livestock losses from a Friday night wind. Notable items include J A Graham planning a move to Kempton, and multiple local families visiting relatives and hosting guests.
A compilation of visits by local residents to Indianapolis Noblesville Tipton and Komomo with names such as Cicero residents Cicero Mr Flannagan Ola Pickett Shoal Young and Miss Bur yl Steighman plus Fred Moore of Hortonville. The week featured a Business Men Carnival a well attended Sunday School Convention improvements at the Opera house and Rev Alexander’s closing sermon. Lola Taylor of Michigan visits her parents Mr Flannagan and wife this week.
Mrs. Lemuel Harris is quite sick. Miss Edith Boyer, in a runaway incident last week, is now in serious condition but expected to recover. Ad Pickrell and family visited Pickard relatives Sunday. Nellie Burton called at the G. C. Miller home. L. A. Staley and wife and A. M Pickrell and family visited W. S. McMurtry and family. Burton and McCarty well outfit from Sheridan progressing at No. 4, now 250 feet deep. Jesse Davids visited Sheridan Tuesday. Some farmers are plowing.
Born to Mr and Mrs Alvin Foulke on Thursday a boy Arthur Baker and son Ralph were at Indianapolis Sunday Mrs Ruth Benson and son Chas visited over Sunday with relatives near Mattsville Misses Lenora Lindley Carrie Mendenhall Pearl Mundy and Ralph Baker went to Marion Monday to attend the summer term of school Albert Hiatt passed his 80th birth day Thursday of last week He received a message from his son Prof Oscar Hiatt of Frankfort telling of the birth of a son at their home on that day Prof Ferman Pickett of Bloomington made a flying visit home to his parents last week.
The sick reported better. Chas Haskett and wife welcome a son. Elwood Moore delivered baskets to Indiana polis. John Hetherington of Indiana visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Jacob Hinshaw. A married men's contest is planned at the Friends church. Miss Moore's Sunday school girls hosted a social for the boys at Gladys Bowley home. Mrs Leyi Cain returns from visit with sister Mrs Seth Rayl. the latter plans to move to Oklahoma. Grace Cobb of Sheridan stayed with grandparents. Mrs John Barker ill. Love Wainscott to move to Michigan. his blacksmith shop sold to George Neidegh of Indianapolis. Mrs John Hinshaw injured finger in door. Miss Billhymer of Westfield won medal at Friends church contest on the 22nd.
A Kirksville merchant lauds Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for coughs colds and croup and notes it is pleasant to take with no injurious ingredients. The article also lists numerous local social visits and gatherings with residents and families in the area.
A Sheridan Indiana testimonial urges care for early kidney disorder symptoms and urges use of Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs. Ora Davis reports her son’s bladder and kidney trouble improving after using three boxes, with Foster Milburn Co. as U S sole agents. Price 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
Chamberlain's Salve treats tetter salt rheum and eczema by quickly allaying itching and smarting and often cures. Price 25 cents. Sold at Kott's drug store.
Prospects for this year s wheat crop are reported good with minimal overall damage from a recent ice covered freeze. Clover also promises excellence as a profitable crop though some low lands show more effect. Roots remain intact in ordinary fields and tops are greening signaling plant vitality despite possible rust risk.
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