Paxton Notes: Illnesses Moves and Marriages
Mrs. Jim Fiddler and daughter Clara Pirtie are dangerously ill with mumps. Elmer Howard, former Paxton school principal, has gone to Florida for winter. J W Riggins and family move into Howard's house. Neighbors and relatives visit, and Albert Lodson buys half interest in Bland's store in Oaktown. A wedding occurs at Ed Wilson’s home as Miss Cordin wed Riley Alsman assisted by Rev. Chambers. the couple's new home is east of Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Fiddler
Clara Pirtie
A. L. Creager
Riverton
Pecan Grove
Elmer Howard
Florida
J. W. Riggins
Odon
Howard
N. R. Lowdur
Bloomington
Neice
Chas
T. Willis
Albert Lodson
Mr. Bland
Oaktown
Paxton
Sallie
Ed Wilson
Miss Cordin
Riley Alsman
Rev. Chambers
Church of Christ
Sullivan
Local notes from Cass region short on events
Community dispatch lists births and illnesses with the Hume and Keene families. Attendance at Church of Christ services is reported as large with Rev P B May preaching. Social visits include Dugger and Jasonville residents with extended family travel and church attendance noted.
Electric Bitters Cure Kidney Trouble Says Fremont Man
Not a sick day since. I was severely sick with kidney trouble and tried many medicines to no avail. An ad for Electric Bitters led me to try them and after a few doses I felt better and soon cured. Neighbors were also helped by Rheumatism Neuralgia liver and kidney troubles and general debility. 50 cents at Joe K. Smocek's druggist. A solid oak mantel bed with French plate mirror for 18 at Scott Bros. 16-3t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
B. Fr. Bass
Fremont, N
Joe K. Smocek
Scott Bros
Local Social Roundup From Big Springs
Miss Mary Hormel of Merom visited Grace Moore over the weekend. Sullivan guests Abbie Miles and Dulu Barnard stayed with Mary Manning. Several youth entered Graysville School on Monday. Newton Burton and wife spent Sunday with Kern Medsker. Mrs. Eno visited her son Charley and family last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Phillips visited Fred Phillips and family at Merom. Emerson Watson and Mary Manning attended Merom society Saturday night. Mumrs visits by Mrs Medsker to Narrows. Ed Turman of Sullivan spent Sunday with home folks. Thomas Durham and Will Watson were in Merom Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hormel
Merom
Grace Moore
Abbie Miles
Dulu Barnard
Sullivan
Mary Manning
Graysville
Newton Burton
Kern Medsker’s
Eno
Charley
Lee Phillips
Fred
Emerson Watson
Medsker
John Harrison
Narrows
Ed. Turman
Thomas Durham
Will Watson
Caledonia News Briefs Mention Illness Weddings Moves
Harve Willis ill with a sore throat. Burrel Willey visits Mrs. Jas. Griggs in Sullivan. James Scott moved to Linton. Tom Chambers moved into his new home. An upcoming wedding announced. Charlie Willis ill with typhoid fever unlikely to recover. Wesley Godfrey and Nora Ellis eloped to Sullivan and wed amid well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harve Willis
Burrel Willey of
Sullivan
Jas. Griggs
James Scott
Linton
Tom Chambers
Charlie Willis
Sullivan and surrounding town visits noted this week
RIVERTON. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Smith of Sullivan visited Sherman French and family, Sunday. G. L. Stanford and W. D. Kil gore were in Bloomfield, Ind., Sunday. Mrs. Clara White visited her father Sunday. John Mundell moved to Grays ville last week. Sam Myers has moved into the house recently vacated by Wal ter Shears. Mesdames Meek, Cox, Shears and Cox were in Sullivan, Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Smith of
Sullivan
Sherman French and Family
G. L. Stanford
W. D. Kilgore
Bloomfield
Ind
Clara White
John Mundell
Graysville
Sam Myers
Walter Shears
Mesdames Meek
Cox
Shears
Hymera Social Notes Hit Small Town Turnout
Charles Tate of Sullivan and Dr. W H Asbury of Coal City visited in Hymera. H W Patton spent part of last week in Indianapolis buying Christmas goods. Nathan Harvey of Terre Haute guests of W H Harvey family. Hugh Sherwood and family of Terre Haute visited N Hinkle. James Sanders and wife attended a funeral in Pimento. Noah Ring of Farmersburg visited. Mrs John James of Shelburn visited relatives. About 30 youths attended a pie supper at No 7. Epworth League partially reorganized with Frank Pierson named president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Patton
Indianapolis
Nathan Harvey
Terre Haute
W. H. Harvey
Hugh Sherwood
N. Hinkle
James Sanders
Pimento
Noah Ring
Farmersburg
John James
Shelburn
Epworth League
Frank Pierson
Just What You Need Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tab
Patent medicine blurb promising improved appetite and digestive health. Claims: dull after meals, poor appetite, bad mouth taste, torpid liver, constipation, headache, bilious feelings. Says tabs cleanse and invigorate stomach and regulate liver and bowels. Price 25 cents per box, sold by all druggists.
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Columbia
Patista
Reed & Batey’s
Julius Harry & Co
New North Side
Krug’s Dry Goods Store
Wm Ladson
Lawrence Nash
Cory, Ind
Mr. Ladson
Chas. T. Willis
Courtney Walters
Cass
Albert Asrey
F. Keene
Ira Pope
Hosea Steele
Will Hume
Odd Fellows Meeting
Sullivan Las
P. B. May
Chas Shepherd
Dugger
Laura Cox
Julia Gregory
Pearl Alumbaugh
Effie Keene
Ethel Alumbaugh
Everett Taylor
Our Town
Noah Hutchinson
Mrs
Wilford Raines
Jasonville
Della Birch
Lon Deckard
Pearl Parks
Roy Wright
Glove Goodman
Mr. Boone
Flora Goodman
Hickory
Emma Alumbaugh
Lizzie Eslinger
Eva Raines
John Hawkins
W. H. Gambill
John Alumbaugh
Big Springs
Caledonia
Wesley Godfrey
Nora Ellis
Hymera
Charles Tate
W. H. Asbury
Coal City
Chamberlain
Vichona
E. E. Muehler
North Side Square
Robert Galvert
Grocer and
Robt
Calvert
Postoffice
New Depot Grocery
Solomon Draper
the &. & T. H. Depot
W. J. Timmons
Poland
China
Trimble
Wilson, Trimable, Iil
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