Personal notes from Terre Haute area social scene
Miss Emma Cowan leaves Siegels to join Roy Cowles. Sullivan native Ben K. Briggs now Erie city engineer visited en route from Texas. Miss Margaret and Catherine Walker return to Bethany Ills. Robert Ingersoll, UC student, visited the Hunt household. Mrs. Will J. Hays saw her father Judge A. D. Thomas in Crawfordsville. Indianapolis visitors Mr. and Mrs. Ray Beauchamp and children return with locals. Bayard Thompson heads to El Paso California for winter. Rev. P. C. Lisman attended statewide pastors institute in Indianapolis. The Walters family returns from Decker. Mr. Walters resumes railroad cashier role. Mrs. Adams and Agnes of Mer Rouge La. go home after visit. Muchmore family returns from Willow Hill Ill. to attend funeral of William Muchmore. Scott City: Starkey listed as sick. Noble Davis and wife dine with Hamiltons. Ira Houser returns from Vincennes to visit parents. Pansy Hamilton wins first prize at farmers institute drawing contest. Thurman McDonald of Farmersburg visits. Maude Douglass visits sister Charles Woodsmall. Local merchant Frank Chowning travels to Shelburn. Cutsinger and daughter Alma attend institute at Fairbanks. Mrs. Fred Hamilton attends Albert Thomson funeral. Hazel Riggs visiting sister Elza Douglass in Shelburn. Fred Fisher and John Lewis transact business in Shelburn. James Hiatt on sick list. Lorenzo Clark attends Fairbanks institute. Mrs. Bede Jewell visits Harris south of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Cowan
Siegels
Terre Haute
Roy Cowles
Ben K. Briggs
Sullivan
Erie
Texas
Margaret
Catherine Walker
E. F. Walker
Bethany
Ills
Robert Ingersoll
University of Cincinnati
I. L. Hunt
Will J. Hays
A. D. Thomas
Crawfordsville
Ray Beauchamp
Indianapolis
Charles Campbell
John Simpson
Bayard Thomipson
Elpaso
Cal
P. C. Lisman
Glessie Walters
Decker
Walters
Adams
Agnes
Mer Rogue
BE. Lindley
James Muchmore
James A. Cozart
Joy Muchmore
Willow Hill
Ill
Mr. Muchmore
William Muchmore
Noble Davis
Jasonville
Homer Hamilton
Ira Houser
Vincennes
Pansy Hamilton
Farmers Institute
Thurman McDonald
Farmersburg
Maude Douglass
Charles Woodsmall
Frank Chowning
Shelburn
W. V. Cutsinger
Alma
Fairbanks
Fred Hamilton
Albert Thomson
Hazel Riggs
Elza Douglass
Fred Fisher
John Lewis
Shelburnu
James Hiatt
Lorenzo Clark
Bede Jewell
Harris
Here
Kidney Cure Claim From Terre Haute Patient
Mr. Hiram Steele of 628 North Sixth Street Terre Haute Indiana reports a severe kidney trouble with nightly urination pain and dizziness. He says Foley Kidney Pills cured him quickly and he feels 100 percent better. For sale by Joe K Smock and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Steele
N. 6Th St
Terre Haute
Ind
Joe K. Smock & Son
Sullivan R. R. 9 Meeting Progress At U B
Large crowds attend meetings at U B as Sullivan R R 9 progresses. James H. Mason is on the sick list. Frank Corbin and Mrs. Corbin visit Terre Haute relatives Mr. and Mrs. John Robbins. Attendees at services are noted.
Local Social And House Notes From The Area
Sunday night gatherings include Mr Durand Cooper with Miss Rebecca Robbins and Mr Ray McCammon with Miss Nora Ford. John Alsop and sons Earl and James conducted business in Sullivan Saturday. The plasterers work on S O Carty's house as first snow of the season arrives. Mrs Sarah Bedwell visited Mrs Julia Alsop while Miss Mary Harris can attend services. Quail hunting is plentiful and many birds are reported nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B
Durand Cooper
Rebecca Robbins
Ray McCammon
Nora Ford
John Alsop
Earl and James
Sullivan
Harold Ford
S. O. Carty
D. M. Bedwell
Sarah Bedwell
Julia Alsop
Mary Harris
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Reward For Uncured Case
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes testimonials from F. J. Cheney and Company of Toledo, claims the remedy works systemically, and notes internal use and price of 75 cents per bottle with another product for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
J. Cheney
National Bank OF Commerce
Local Visit Showcases Community Ties Across Town
Mrs Ida Davis and sons Kenneth and Basil visited Mrs Clara Miller Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Ora Gambill and children Eugene Eunice and Miss Ethel Steele visited Mrs Marie Gambill Wednesday. Miss Gertie and Lulu Miller visited Cass relatives Thursday. Floyd Burch returned to work in Indianapolis. Mrs Albert Gambill and daughters Luella and Louise had dinner at Ed Llewellyn's Sunday. Mrs Jones of Dugger and Mrs Childs of Sullivan visited the school. Mrs Clara Rhodes and children visited her mother Mrs Charles Marshall at Antioch Wednesday and Thursday. Miss Blanche Dudley, ill, is able to return to school. Mr and Mrs Marion Critchfield visited Grover Gambill Sunday. No school this week due to teacher Miss McKinley illness. Misses Gertie Iva and Lulu Miller visited Mrs Harold Headiey Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Davis
Kenneth
Basil
Clara Miller
Ora Gambill
Eugene
Eunice
Ethel Steele
Marie Gambill
Gertie
Lulu Miller
Cass
Floyd Burch
Indianapolis
Albert Gambill
Luella
Louise
Ed Llewellyn
Jones of
Dugger
Childs
Sullivan
Clara Rhodes
Charles Marshall
Antioch
Blanche Dudley
Marion Critchfield
Grover GamBill
McKinley
Iva
Harold Headiey
Mrs Emma Maier Credits Kidney Pills For Recovery
Mrs Emma Maier of 627 North Seventh Street Springfield Illinois says an operation caused kidney trouble. After taking Foley Kidney Pills her backache, fatigue, headaches and dizziness disappeared she slept well and woke refreshed. For sale by Joe K Smock and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Maier
N. 7Th St
Springfield
Ill
Joe K. Smock & Son
Local Social Notes and Weekend Visits Spread Through Town
Mrs. Eno spent part of last week with her daughter Mrs Annie Cushman. James Durham and wife visited in Sullivan Saturday and Sunday. Joe Billyew and family were in Sullivan Monday. Tesla Haines of Sullivan visited here Saturday. Warren Watson lost his Jersey cow last week that he paid seventy dollars for three weeks ago. Marie Buckner of Terre Haute visits here aunt Mrs Keann Medsker. Ella and Josie Eno visited Prof Hatt Tuesday afternoon. Remember Sunday schools each Sunday morning.
Employment notice at Sullivan factory Leach block
Samuel Frank & Sons advertises for every girl or woman seeking work at the Overall factory in Sullivan to call at the Union office and leave name and address as soon as occupancy begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Leach Block
Samuel Frank & Sons
Local Notes From Mt Calvary Area
Aug Carty begins a new residence project while Ben Boone moves west of Sullivan. Nolan Robbins road completed. Corn harvest active. J D Aleman builds a house. G J Spencer and family visited Terre Haute last week. John Allman and William Powell of Sullivan were in the area. Rev Foutz of Linton leads U B church meetings through the week. Hunting season opens with quail and rabbit pursuit noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Calvary
Aug Carty
Ben
Boone
Sullivan
Nolan Robbins
Rebecca Sloop Seventy Birthday Dinner Held At Home
Relatives and friends gathered at Mrs. Rebecca Sloop's home on the 20th for a large dinner celebrating her 70th birthday anniversary. Wooley Coal mine near Paxton nears 260 feet and aims to strike the No. 5 coal vein this week. A list of local residents visited Sullivan on Saturday includes H. T. Tabor H. S. Alsop Geo J. Spencer John Fifer James Brodie and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Sloop
Wooley
Paxton
Sullivan
H. T. Tabor
H. S. Alsop
Geo. J. Spencer
John Fifer
James Brodie
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Promotes Throat and Lung Relief
The advertisement asserts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as the best medicine for coughs colds croup bronchitis and other throat chest and lung affections. It claims relief from grippe coughs and a soothing healing effect and urges remembering the name and to accept no substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Joe K. Smock & Son
Local Social Notes From Hymera and Shelburn
Helen Nelson shopped in Hymera Monday and Margaret Nelson visited relatives in Shelburn last week. Lee Thurman of Niggertown spent Sunday with home folks. Mrs Reed Shelburn spent Sunday with relatives in Shelburn. Miss Opal Hanley and Miss Jessie Thurman visited the school Friday afternoon. A pie and box supper at the school house is planned for Wednesday evening November 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred
Helen Nelson
Hymera
Lee Thurman
Niggertown
Reed Shelburn
Shelburn
Opal Hanley
Jessie Thurman
Margaret Nelson
Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children Ad
Children who are delicate and feverish will get relief from Mother Grays Sweet Powders. They cleanse the stomach act on the liver and are good for worm complaints. Pleasant remedy for worms. At all druggists 25c Sample free. Address A S Olmsted LeRoy N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
A. S. Olmsted
LeRoy, N. Y
Rains, Blizzard Hit Local Corn Farms and Trade
Farmers work to cover crops as weather stays favorable with yields around 75 bushels per acre. Town reports a blizzard last weekend with deserted streets and residents gathering by fires. Notable notes include Merom visitors Manifold and Miles, Thorn expanding his store, Burton's illness, a large farmers institute, and Shields injuring his back while handling hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eph Thomas
Jacobs
Christian Church
Old Boreas
Manifold
Miles
Merom
Jas. B. Thorn
A. N. L. Burton
Farmers’ Institute
C. H. Shields
Ohio man flags train to avert wreck
An Ohio man tore off his shirt to flag a passing train and avert disaster. The advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a cure for stomach, liver, and kidney troubles, citing H. T. Alston of Raleigh and a testimonial about four bottles restoring health. Price 50 cents at Joe K.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
H. T. Alston
Raleigh
N. C
Joe K. Smock & Son
Summers wages questioned as snow blizzard approaches
Neighbors discuss past earnings as storms loom. Eli Dix and Edith Marts married last week and reside in west Shelburn. Mae Linder and Florence Trueblood attended Farmers Institute at Fairbanks. Mae Clark stays with grandma Osborne. Chauncey Douglas of Terre Haute and Mr. and Mrs. Oll Smith visited Willis Farrand. Maude Douglas spent time at Sam Douglas'. Curt Hopewell visited Will O'Neal. Several sightseers observed Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Dix
Edith Marts
West Shelburn
Mae Linder
Florence Trueblood
Farmers’ Institute
Fairbanks
Mae Clark
Grandma Osborne
Chauncey Douglas
Terre Haute
Oll Smith
Willis Farrand
Curt Hopewell
Will O’neal
Local Notes on Farm Work and Health
Riggs' tile machine works at Tom Dix's place as corn activities continue with Lon Trueblood husking for Corn Case. Little Clara Farrand received medical care last week while Mrs. Alva Marts shows slight improvement. The corn shredder whistle is heard nearby as Lynn Johnson and Lena Hazel Rigg visit Fairbanks Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riggs
Tom Dix
Little Clara Farrand
Lon Trueblood
Alva Marts
Lynn Johnson
Lena Hazelrigg
Fairbanks
Porto Ricos New Wonder Promises Cure for Coughs
A Porto Rican reader from Barceloneta touts Dr King’s New Discovery as highly effective for coughs and lung troubles. He reports multiple cures among his family and 20 others, urging wider sale in drug stores. Trial bottle free. prices 50c and 1.00. Joe K. guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
Ramon T. Marchan
Barceloneta
Dr. King
Joe K. Smock & Son
Vainglorious Hen Ostrich Disturbs Wildwood Family
Wildwood resident W. F. Williams reports to Chief Likins that a hen ostrich has caused his family to fall into nervous collapse by continual cackling and disruptive noises from a nearby yard, prompting city attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Williams
Wildwood
Likins
Fch
Ancients Propose German Pattern Helmet Cap Reforms
The Ancients replace helmets with German pattern caps as a lighter equipment move spreads in the military. Boston Record Leaders in concrete construction report Chicago atop the nation with over 32 percent of total concrete work. Seattle follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Chicago
Seattle
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University of Michigan
Pure Food Committee of
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Royal
Scott City
Newton Starkey
Daddy
Dealera
Standard Oil Company
Indiana Corporation
Stringtown
Big Springs
Graysville
Becker Mayer & CO
F.M. Douthitt
South Side Square
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