Staffordshire Local Notes and People in Brief
Ben Prueblood is very sick. Mrs Elisha Cooprider confined to her room with lung trouble. John Harrison builds an addition to his dwelling. Mrs Frank Patton and children visited Hard Osborn family. J B McKinney negotiating for the widow Stone farm east of its place. Myrtle Arnett of Graysville visiting here Tuesday. Dorock saloon operates west of the place. Farmers nearly finished corn sowing for the season. Cap Sluder and Willie Moore and wife were Sullivan VI Silo’s Thursday. Proposes a bridge across York for better tenant access and convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Prueblood
Elisha Cooprider
Sullivan
John Harrison
Frank Patton
Hard
Osborn
Henry Drake
J. B. McKinney
Stone
Myrtle Arnett
Graysville
Dorock
Cap Sluder
Willie Moore
Suivan VI
York
Sullivan installs new reign master. townsfolk mingle
In Caledonia, Luke Bledsoe duck hunts the river Saturday while C E Summers visits Carlisle. Locals note a crowd upset as a show stayed out of town. Various residents like Dick Jones and James Knox attend Sullivan, and new superintendent takes charge Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Sullivan
Luke Bledsoe
C. E. Summers
Carlisle
Mesdames Duffett
R. Jones
James Knox
Ida Houser
Sullivan
Dick Jones
Ells Alexander
Frank Browaine
Frans Girard
D. A
Robbed the Grave by Electric Bitters Claim
A Philadelphia man recounts his recovery from near death using Electric Bitters after physicians lost hope. He credits the mild remedy with restoring his health in three weeks and declares it robbed the grave. Also promotes Dr Crowley and vegetable medicines in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Oliver
Philadelphia
Joe K. Smocks Drug Store
la Grippe
Crowley
Indiana
Social notices from Superior and nearby towns
James S tardes and Elner Hiatt visited in Superior and Linton on business while Frank Norris farm was bought by Uncle George Exline. Miss Anna Cummins returned to Hymera, and many locals visited friends in Dageer Sullivan and Hymera. Frank Creager bought a new buggy. portions of Holt and McClellan families hosted gatherings and travel continued among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S Tardes
Superior
Elner Hiatt
Linton
George Exline
Duseer
Frank Norris
Anna Cummins
Hymera
Rachel Goodman
Dageer
Nettie Hiatt
Gusa
Wands
Riley Creager
Fred Mason
Frank
Grover Creager
Tom Hiatt
Minnie Hiatt
Connie Parks
Mr. Hiatt
J. H. Alsman
Sullivan
William McClellan
Odes Creager
Robert Shipman
Paxton Notes Moves And Visits In June
Angel moves into the 24F Mailer property and Wm Abell buys the Angel property. Preparations begin for a children’s day program the second Sunday in June. The Sullivan league will visit Paxton Monday night. Quarantine lifted from Jack Arnett’s house. Charles Booker remains quite ill under Dr Ross care. Mins Inez Clayton heads to Oklahoma to make her future home. Ross purchases J E M Purcell property and moves his family in this week. Mrs John Purcell delayed returning from Bloomington due to her elder son’s illness. Mrs Berlingmier of Terre Haute visiting her daughter Mrs G M Barcus. Two joints of meat borrowed from G M Barcus to be returned. Jess Burge contracts for new wire fence around Haddon property. Robert Buchanan’s orchard sprayed this week. Manna Rowe trips to Carlisle on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th. V. Angel
Wm. Abell
Angel
League
Paxton
Jack Arnett
Charies Booker
Ross
Mivs
Inez Clayton
Oklahoma
J. E. M. Purcell
John Purcell
Bloomington
William
Berlingmier
Terre Haute
G. M. Barcus
Jess Burge
Haddon
Robert Buchanan
Manna Rowe
Carlisle
Mens clothing store boasts updated suits for all ages
A local merchant showcases a full stock of up to date suits for men boys and children at prices from $4.98 to $27.50. He emphasizes quality over cheap goods and offers fittings to ensure customers leave satisfied.
Hats on sale at low prices and multiple styles
A store advertises a wide hat selection from fifty cents to three ninety five with prices up to five dollars. It emphasizes seeing the goods before buying and cash only terms. The seller promises satisfaction and lists several clerks ready to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Ridgway
Felix Jones
Charley Plew
Woods
Specia
How to Award Off an Attack of Rheumatism
Jasie McDonald of Man West Va describes relief from spring rheumatic attacks after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He reports first application eased pain and a full bottle cured him, keeping a bottle at home to ward off future symptoms. Sold by all druggists. Rockers and chairs offered by Sullivan Mercantile Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasie McDonald
Man
Logan County
West Va
Chamberlain
Sullivan Mercantile Co
Trommacer Guns Plow Boosts Two-Season Utility
A Tean notes the trommacer Guns fPlow has given two seasons of strong performance. The reviewer claims it does the best work of any plow they have seen or used, highlighting its fun and effective operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Miles
Tean
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Staffordshire
Caledonia
Squire Jones
Homer Waters
E. B. Putnam
Cincinnati
Standard Oil Co
James Dudley
Hart Schattner & Marx
Clothier
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Dara
Imple
Kaetite Aid
Merom, Indiana
Sattley
Moline
Acme
Osborne
Anti-Trust
Morris
Hummer Gang
Qurv
Triad
Tam Madeh
James Akers
Jmerom
Ind
Minneapolis
M. Patton, Sullivan
Hawkins & Mills, Insurance
Southeast Corner Public Square
Sullivan Normal
W .H. Hill, JR
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