Love and health in a woman's life and remedies
A long mixed column extols domestic virtue and woman’s nature while promoting Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for women. It includes testimonials from Mrs Anderson and others, notes on pregnancy, and farm and community life with regional moves and letters about Arkansas and Hardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Row. Pierce
Buffalo
Snowwonten
Ratton
H. c. Anderson
South Britain
New Haven Co
Conn
Tio
Mather
Shane Swish
Local notes from near Linton and surrounding areas
Mr and Mrs Frank Raines of near Linton visited atoun Moosier s Little Ruth Coon has been seriously ill with scarlet fever Miss Grace Bush of Sullivan passed through its vicinity Elder A J Willis of Pike county expected to preach at Good Hope on Monday and Tuesday Nov 6 Miss Stella Hawkins ill with typhoid fever is some better Green Robbins erecting a new barn Bertha Ferree sick with scarlet fever Elder Mitchell filled his appointment at Good Hope John Berry returned from Illinois James Osborn s barn burned last week killing thirty five bushel of wheat two tons of hay and two cultivators thirteen horses rescued by Willie Osborn cause unknown Miss Glen Badger returned from Terre Haute Arthur and Carl Walker visited No 6 school Val Mount and brother passed through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Welch
Sullivan
Josh Welch
D. L. Taylor
Dr. Thompson
Palestine
J. A. Smith
Ora French
Pearl Goss
Terre Haute
G. P. Reed
Alice Vickery
Illinois
Gree
Faulkner
Croydon Station
Rev. Baker
Oblong
Ill
Riverton
Davis Arnett
Sam Hopewell
Harper Burnett
P. D. Over’s
Sullivan County
Arkansas
Black River
St. Princis
Mersture
Miight
Coe
Fred
Boon Mil
Shields
Clark County
Iil
Knox County
Ind
Gill Township
Frank Raines
Linton
Atoun Moosier
Ruth Coon
A. J. Willis
Pike County
Good Hope
Grace Bush
Stella Hawkins
Green Robbins
Bertha Ferree
Elder Mitchell
Oscar Hawkins
Elder Wilson
the Prairie
John Berry
James Osborn
Willie
Glen Badger
Messrs
Arthur and
Carl Walker
No. 6
Val Mount and
Brother
Fairbanks News Briefs Include Child Birth and Library Drive
James H. Scott welcomes a baby boy. A. C. Payne visited Pleasantville relatives. The local school plans a traveling library of forty volumes with a three month loan, rented from Indianapolis. The school also requests gravel for the front area to improve the schoolhouse condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Scott
A.C. Payne
Pleasantville
Indianapolis
Community Notes From Local Neighborhood Visits
Grandma Gardner grew suddenly ill last Tuesday and remains so. Visits to Geo Case and family occurred Friday night. Several local families spent Sunday with Geo Rich and family. Churchgoers from Danville and nearby areas attended Palmer's Prairie services. A protracted meeting is planned at Palmer's Prairie starting Sunday. Community members joined a social at Holt Parks near Delcarbo last Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Gardner
Job Case
Geo. Case
John Wilson
Riley Dodds
Ora Smith
Nearl’rovidence
Geo. Rich and
Ollie
Tip Robbins
Mr. Alsman
Danville
Ind
Palmer’s Prairie
Sam Chastain
Tennessee
Riverton Social Notes And Local Visits
Sam Alkire visited Riverton on Monday paying the boys at the gravel pit. Corn husking started in the river bottom though the ears are sapy. Mrs L H Hand and family visited Mr and Mrs D L Taylor Sunday. Joe Foote and wife of Merom were in Riverton Tuesday. Claude Burnett and sister Clara were in Sullivan Saturday. Mrs Clara Strawburg of North Hampton Ohio visited her sister Mrs Harper Burnett last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Alkire
Riverton
L. H. Hand
D. L. Taylor
Joe Foote
Merom
Claude Burnett
Clara
Sullivan
Clara Strawburg
North Hampton
Ohio
Harper Burnett
Local Notices and Social Roundup At Weekend Institute
The sick are convalescent at this writing. Prof A C Payne and Supt Park attended the institute here Saturday. Dr John O Haver of Danville Ills visits T B O Haver this week. Mrs Ella Fellows of Worthington visited her parents Mr and Mrs J A Harvey Sunday. Mrs Maranda Price of Terre Haute visits aunt Mat Harvey. Married Morzan of Carlisle weds Pearl Collins Sunday evening at the bride's home. groom a Carlisle barber, bride daughter of John and Mrs Collins. Dan Bedwell badly hurt Monday when slate fell at Conkle coal bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Payne
Park
John O’haver
Danville
Ills
T. B. O’haver
Ella Fellows
Worthington
J. A. Harvey
Maranda Price
Terre Haute
Mat Harvey
Morzan
Carlisle
Pearl Collins
John Collins
Dan Bedwell
Conkle Coal Bank
Auction Notice for Riverton Property in Sullivan County
Saturday November 25 1899 at 1 pm describes sale of the southwest quarter of block three in Riverton Sullivan County Indiana. Terms: half cash and half in nine months with a six percent note and mortgage on the land. Executor I H Kaulley signs as executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinda Thompson
Sullivan County
Indiana
Sullivan Circuit Court
Court House
Sullivan
Towit
Riverton
I. H. Kauley
Washington County
A. P. Grpss
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wm. Johnson
West Virginia
Prairie Creek
M. E
Martha Kirk
Robinson
J. H W. Oliphant
Primitive Baptist Church
Willis Gill
Kansas
Isis
Polk Bostie
Staffordshire
N. E. Bland
Oaktown
Fred Thixton Land
Hymera
Coylin Biddie
Brazil
Ines Firmin
Belle Pirtle
Julian
Bh. F. Julian
Annie Beckett
Otto
Iymera
B. F. Julian
Gordon
Nebraska
Madison
Uymera
John Julian
Mat Goldman
John Buck
M. FE
John Ragle
S. Caristen
Charles Shivers
Lewis
Bethel Cemetery
Bert Beasley
Meron
Arthur G. Poorman
West Union
Blanche Trimune
Vashti Fulton
Trimble
George Faulkner
Lewis Colvin
P.O
J. A. Critchfield
D. Bb. Atkinson
Delia Wilson
Jennie Page
Teachers Institute
Lizzie McClain
Stoddard
Orcutt
West York
Sutton
Carpenter
Bloomington
Lincolia Society
Nellie Alten
Eston
Dix and Bicknell
Cox
Hutsonville School
Mr. Hagar
Tom Sparks
Mr. White
Chas. Burton
Fannie Shields
Harpy
Ark
Ephor Union
Union
Wabash
Narrows
M. B. Jewell
Fairbanks
T. B. Shaffer & CO
Pleasantyville
Kenostia
Make
LY Etspa
Hoosier Bargain Store
Eiloman's Cheap Store
Piper Agreb ParEe
Sullivan,nd
Southside
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