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Newspaper

Troy Troy Times

Location

Troy, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1909

Page

3

Local family visits and church camp meeting noted

Kennedy Roswell and Marl Dome of New Albany visit uncle Chas Wetzel. Miss Susie Schriefer visits the Schriefer family. Many attend the German M E Church camp meeting. D F Kennedy travels to Rockport. Rev Oberbeck begins a lecture series with a session on August 8 about the ideal young man as a neighbor and the young man and his money.

Roswell Marl Dome New Albany Chas. Wetzel Oberbeck

Moon-Face Letter Sparks Village Letters in Bristow

The Bristow community reacts to a satirical spoof titled Moon-Face appearing in The Times last week. Letters defend Dr. Mayfield, accuse envy, and note local events including Modern Woodmen initiation, building work by James Linman, and multiple residents traveling to nearby towns.

Apalona Community Notes Amid Last Week’s Hard Times

The article records local hardship from poor wheat after threshing machines left the area and notes several social visits, illnesses, and church attendance. It also advertises Foley's Kidney Remedy with claims of kidney strength and vitality, signed by T. T. Gaessor.

Valley Social Notes Highlight Local Weekend Visits

Anderson Valley residents shared a quiet weekend with several visits noted. Arclane Darden and Joe Cassidy were seen Sunday, Ettie Meta and Mary Darden visited Mayme Goffinet, and Hebur McCallister with Nellie Ragsdale passed through en route to Tell City. Maxi Darden and Josimine Vaylov called on Harry Metz, while Joe Liatmirkin and Walter Sparrow with family traveled to Proy and Prospero area on Saturday and Sunday. Pete Ackerman made a pleasant Sunday evening call in the vicinity.

Mrs. Hebur McCallister Nellie Ragsdale Tell City

Best for Indigestion Says Drumquin Man

Mr Robinson of Drumquin Ontario has suffered indigestion for years and recommends Chamserlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as the best medicine he ever used. If troubled with indigestion or constipation give them a trial. They are easy to take and pleasant in effect. Price 24 cents. Samples free at T T Gaasser and Snyder Drug Co.

Robinson Drumquin Ontario Charnserlain T.T. Gaasser and Snyder Drug Co

Granulated Sore Eyes Cured by Salve Trial

Martin Boyd of Fenrietta Ky says twenty years of granulated sore eyes ended after using Chamberlains Salve in February 190%, purchased from Snyder Drug Co. and T. T. Gassser. He used about two thirds of the box and his eyes have had no trouble since.

Martin Boyd Fenrietta, Ky Snyder Drug Co T. T. Gassser

Briar Patch Social Notes Reflect Visits and Family News

J Strobel returned to Illinois on Saturday while Joseph R Parder from Wwinemacs Kansas visits. Harder has been away 27 years and plans stops in Spencer and Dubois counties. Miss Katie Strobel injured her hand Friday needing surgical care. A dance occurred at John Li Hoss last Saturday night. Henry Harpenau reports a new daughter born July 27, adding to a family with three girls and five boys. he is two children ahead. Roads are poor from neglect and heavy rains across the township. The Times reports annual price at $1.

Joseph R. Parder Wwinemacs Kansas Harder Spencer Dubois Henry Harpenau Stork Henry

Local Notes Mix Dance, Visitors and Odd Scribbles

Bristow hosts a dance with about 1000 attendees at Waruon Theis place while Mr David Crooks returns from Illinois and Miss Anna Aders visits Louisville. A new M A camp forms here and over twenty members plan to ride this week. The piece also contains disjointed, satirical chatter about local affairs and promotional street chatter.

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Relieved by Chamberlains Colic Remedy Says Beaver Dam Man

I S Mason of Beaver Dam Ky suffered years of intense colicky pains with no relief Until a friend recommended Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy After a few doses all symptoms disappeared Four years later there has been no return The remedy is sold by Snyder Drug Co and TT Gaesser Attend the Rockport Fair Sieger and better than ever

I. S. Mason Beaver Dam Chamberlain Snyder Drug Co T. T. Gaesser

Little Pigeon Community Notes and Local Moves

Aunt Thresia Pierce is very sick. Mrs. Sarah Daniels of Chris ney visited her sister Mrs. Meortha Jagies. they returned Monday. Mrs. Annie Burkhart and daughter Clarice visited James Lurk hart’s family near DotGonia Friday and Saturday. Beulah Burkhart left Tuesday for Newtonville to take music lessons. A baby boy blessed George Smith and wife. Several locals visited Lincoln Park on Sunday. Oil wells see little news. casings at Gentryville well fell in and crews plan a new line farther south, then will return to straighten a prior well. work continues at the other Gentryville well with no new developments.

Gentryville Heavn Dale Anahille

Chamberlain's Celic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Endorsed

Commercial traveler H S Nichols of Oakland Indiana testifies to use since 1872 and claims speedy cures. Product sold by Snyder Drug Co and T T Gaesser.

H.S. Nichols Oakland Ind Snyder Drug Co T. T. Gaesser

Local Residents Visit relatives and friends in area

Huff. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Paul of Evansville are spending a few days with relatives here. Miss Blanche Haskins returned Friday from a visit with friends and relatives at Greenville. Rev. Win Zabel spent Sunday at Linesville Indiana for a mission feast. Miss Agnes Boehm visiting relatives at Louisville. Rosa Fischer of Owens is guest of uncle Honey Fischer. Henry Wress of Dasper visited his brother Frank Kress. Miss Mary Hei of Louisville visited here last week. Henry Lambeek and family moved to Newburg Friday. The Times, SJ in advance.

Jacob Paul Evansville Rosa Fischer Owens Honey Fischer Henry Wress of Dasper Frank Kress Mary Hei Louisville

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Foley Foley & Company Chicago Gaesser Ortgeist Leingang & Gayer Albert Dauvwacer Cunpberland Susie Schriefer Chrisney Wm. Schriefer M. E. Church D. F. Kennedy Rockport Bristow Kaden Lydia Dk Pinkham Mayfield T. K. Stiles & Co Dr Mayfield Moon- Face Moon-Face Netebber Henry Aders Cannelton Joe Nix Atnmerica James Linman Brinchville Dr. Mayfield Edwin Howe Birdseye Mallen Miss Minnie Miles Camelton Mero Jas Hail Troy Mayfield and Coulins John Harborville Taylor Leopold Messrs Albert van Winkle John Robertson Branchville Jason Adge Dr. Anderson of Adgeville Albert and Kanth Roessler Theis Nellie Miles Bessie Bradshaw Lola and Maud Robertson Mary Lomax Russell Claude Lomax Walter Bradshaw Arhe Philips Apalona Mer John Coffman J. J. Holman Sarah and Thresin Sprinkle Brother Vester Emily Holman Mrs. Franchville Big Howe Joe Hicks Leclerc Son Prank Joe Terry Maggie Leclerc T. T. Gaessor Anderson Valley Mr. Arclane Darden Joe Cassidy Ettie Meta and Mary Darden Mayme Goffinet Maxi Darden and Josimine Vaylov Harry Metz Joe Liatmirkin Proy Walter Sparrow Prospero Pete Ackerman Briar Patch J. Strobel Illinois Katie Strobel John Li Hoss the Times David Crooks Anna Aders Dan Hailaind Raymond Robertson Waruion Theis Fran Princee Bellinkers Troy Times Phou Mikey Moon Face Rockport Fair Sieger The Thresia Pierce Sarah Daniels Meortha Jagies Annie Burkhart Latte Clarice James Lurkhart DotGonia George Smith Lincoln Park Huff Blanche Haskins Greeville Rev. Win. Zabel Linesville Agnes Boehm Henry Lambeek Newburg Interstate Farmer Sonethine Yor Taye Onarga, Ele Eberhard & Schnell Indiana P. Backer & Sons, Agts Troy, Indiana Coulters Otto
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