Personal notes from area residents and visitors
Joe Graham returns from Loogootee. D L Bonner visits from Vincennes. Miss Irma Hayes in Cincinnati. W M Hicks to Vincennes. Frank Overbay in from Wheatland. W Q Williams back from Martinsville. Miss Louise Courtney departures for Indianapolis. W M Freeman in from Puolion on business. Miss Corinne Underwood returns from Loogootee. Miss Mayme Busch of Vincennes visiting relatives here. Dr C A Stewart home from Mitchell and Bedford. Thomas Wilson heads to Wheatland on business. Mia Eph Inman and son back from Martinsville. Miss Edna Fairchilds to Terre Haute for school. Dr A H Holder to Chicago. Miss Edith Hobson returns from visit to Odon. James Cain home from Jasonville for Sunday. Mr and Mrs Robert Overbay visiting friends. Mrs D L Grove of Greene Co visiting sister Mrs E C Faith. James Bush returns from St Louis factory work. A crowd including Mrs Joseph Wilson, Mrs John Gair, Miss Edna Wilson, Harry Hair, Charles Wil */}
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Courtney
Indianapolis
W.M. Freeman
Puolion
Corinne Underwood
Loogootee
Mayme’ Busch
Vincennes
C. A. Stewart
Homsa
Mitchell
Bedford
Thomas Wilson
Wheatland
Mia
Eph Inman and Son
Martinsville
Edna Fairchilds
Terre Haute
Local residents travel and visits noted in community column
Numerous residents leave for trips and host visits across Indiana. Irene Serrit returns from Elcora with J. B. Abel family. Mary Walsh visits from Montgomery with Mrs. Stella Hoffmann. Myrtle Bennett returns from Cannerburg. Bazel Hulva and Mrs. J. S. Hulva of Wheeling visit relatives. Mayme Hayes returns from Indianapolis. Brayton family visitors from Ireland. John Kauffman returns from Loogootee. Heilman Wadsworth back from Rapid City. Cummings return from Odon. Anna Scholl back from Evansville. Harry Palmer and Helen depart for Linton. Sara Neal of this city and Grace Connor of Seymour visiting Westport. Neal to Seymour next week. Newton Morrison and wife from Worthington visiting cousin W. P. Smoot. Morrison noted as oldest southern Indiana newspaper man, formerly published Worthington Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Walsh
Montgomery
Stella, Hoffmann
Myrtle Bennett
Cannerburg
J.S. Hulva
Miss Bazel
Wheeling
Mayme Hayes
Indianapolis
D. Cc
Brittain
Ireland
Ind
John Slater
East Main Street
John Kauffman
Loogootee
Prof
Heilman Wadsworth
Rapid City
S. D
Joseph Cummings
James Sears
Odon
Anna Scholl
Edward Bridges
Evansville
Harry Palmer
Helen
Linton
Sara Neal
Grace Connor
Seymour
Westport
Miss Neal
Miss Connor
Newton Morrison
Worthington
W. P. Smoot
Morrison
Indiana
Worthington Times
Worthington Suc
Local Notices and Business Updates From Marion Illinois Area
Adolph Joseph plans a new clothing store in Marion while W Q Williams remains ill. Real estate and building work continue with Axtell overseeing loan business. Elnora school year begins with J E Garten principal and R J Core assistant. vacancy filled by J E Gates. Plums shipped from Wheatland. social at J G Allens well attended. Distillery mishap dumps mash into Wabash river. 1000 bushels of corn mash. mash yields 5000 gallons spirits worth about 6000. Goodwin defeats Grand Rapids 9 to 4. temperance lecture by L C Masters at United Brethren church. W A Wallace wins 100 bushel coal prize at St Peters picnic. next winter safety. James O Brien sells half interest in livery to G Gillett. O Brien to buy horses. Streetcar motormen scarce due to sore arms. Lizzie Hagerty, once of this county, marries J E Green in St Louis. Mrs O Donnell to move to Green County. Stella O Donnell and sister remain in the city.
Local Loan Notices At Union Savings and Industrial Building
Community finance notices urge residents to invest in Union Savings and Loan Association stock with a new series starting September 4 1903 and offer easy loans from Industrial Building and Loan Association located at 820 Bullpine. secretary Wu Axvernnen invites statements and information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullpineg Association
Union Savings and Loan Association
Wu Axvernnen
Dora Thorn Opens Spink's Opera House Season
Dora Thorn adapted from Bertha M. Clay’s novel was staged by the R. L. Crescy company with Misa Helene Carral as Dora Thorn and strong support from Francis Pierlott as Dr Kilame and Samuel Mitchell as Ronald Earle. The audience turnout was large and pleased by the performances amid competition from other amusements and smallpox fears. An orchestra of Kiefer, Keifer, Bourgholtzer and Dodt provided music, signaling a promising season with many attractions booked.
Banter and Drama at Spirk's Opera House Tonight
Spirk's Opera House announces an upcoming performance by Messrs Hill and Tredway. Julia Romaine stars with Tom Fitch in a lavish production praised as the costliest yet. The French drama and a new romance play are also highlighted, with Missouri press drama on editor suspicions brewing at the state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spirk's Opera House
Messrs. Hill and
Tredway
Julia Romaine
Tom Fitch
Romaine
Annie Russell
Tam Fitch
Hyomei Claimed to Cure Catarrh with Germ-Killing Air
An ad touts Hyomei as the only thorough remedy for catarrh, claiming it kills germs in air passages, enters the blood with oxygen, and cures with testimonials from J S Nugent and Fred S Clapp offering refunds. It urges readers to act now to cure catarrh despite pills or tonics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8. Nugent
American Union Life Insurance Co
New York City
Hyomei
Fred S. Clapp
Excursion Tickets Go On Sale for Several Meetings
The B and O S W offers excursion tickets to Winona Assembly Woona Lake Ind Season 1903 Universalist interstate assembly Rome City Ind Aug 25 Sept 4 Congregational summer assembly Pottawattamie Point New Buffalo Mich Aug 15 to Sept 1 Account G A R Soldiers Reunion Orleans Ind Aug 27 28 Tickets to Orleans and return Aug 27 28 limited to return Aug 29 Washington rate 21 45 For rates dates limits routes and further details contact A McDonald Agent Washington Ind
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Assembly
Woona Lake
Ind
Universalist Interstate Assembly
Rome City
Congregational Summer Assembly
Pottawattamie Point
New Buffalo
Mich
A. R. Soldiers Reunion
Orleans
Orleare
Washington
Special Summer Tour Rates Listed for Various Cities
E I EXCUSIONS offers special summer tourist rates to multiple destinations including Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Hot Springs Deadwood St. Paul Minneapolis and more with daily sale until Sept 30 Return limit Oct 31 1903 Sovereign Grand Lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows Baltimore Sept 21 26 1903 One first class round trip fare Christian conventions Detroit Oct 16 22 One round trip fare Union Veteran Legion Dayton Oct 12 17 03 One fare plus L for round trip District missionary convention Evansville Oct 5-6 03 One and one third fare Labor Day Sept 7 03 One fare return Sept 8 United National Association post office clerks Nashville Sept 7-11 1903 Certificate plan National Wholesale Druggist Association Boston Sept 7-12 1902 Certificate plan National Association Stationary Engineers Evansville Sept 1-9 1903 Certificate plan Merchants and Travelers Chicago Sept 2-9 1903 Certificate plan Fall Meeting Indianapolis Aug 25-31 Sept 1-7 1903 Certificate For info call or address W E Fangs Ticket Agent Washington Ind
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Colo
Hot Springs
Deadwood
S. D
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Detroit
Mich
Union Veteran Legion of the
U. S
Dayton
District Convention Missionary Society of the Churches of Christ
Indiana
Evansville
Ind
Labor Day
United National Association of Post Office Clerks of U.S
Nashville
Teon
National Wholesale Druggist and Proprietary Association of America
Boston
Mags
National Association Stationary Engineers
National Association of Merchants’ ‘and Travelers
Chicago
Jobbery and Manufacturers Association
Indianapolis
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil featured for farm accident relief
A vintage farm health note claims accidents are frequent on farms and promotes Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as an instant pain reliever. It urges use as a safe solution for cuts bruises stings and sprains on the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
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Dougal
China
N. H. Jepson
Main ST
Walter L. Anderson
Ophe
W. W. Barnett
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VanTrees
Joe Graham
D. L. Bonner
Frank Overbay
W. Q. Williams
Robert Overbay
City
D. L. Grove
Grove
Greene County
E. C. Faith
James Bush
St. Louis
Joseph Wilson
John Gair
Edna Wilson
Harry Hair
Charles Wil
J. Beitman
J. Beit Mian
Gon
Sailor Springs
Irene Serrit
J. B. Abel
Elcora
Adolph Joseph
Marion, Ill
W. F. Axtell
Littleton Bennett
Elnora
J. E. Garten
R. J. Core
Jane Peters
Myrtle Winkiepleck
Alma Gephart
J. E. Gates
J. G. Allen
Wabash River
Goodwin
Grand Rapids
L. C. Masters
Muncie
Temperance Alliance
United Brethren Church
Friends of Temperance
W. A. Wallace
St. Peters
Mr. Wallace
James O'Brien
O’brien
Lizzie Hagerty
J. E. Green
O'Donnell
Stella O'Donnell
Green County
Industrial Building and Loan Association
Wadsworth & Williams
Gascony
Bicknell Dudley
Arthur I. Hall
M. W. Hanley & Son
Missouri Press Association
W. O. L. Jewett
Shelbina
John
A. Lee
Inter-State Grocer
I. N. Page
Bonne Terre
The
Hatfield & Palmer Co
Farmer’s Drug Store
W. Exclurisons
Callon
W. E. Fangs
Washireton
National
Excelsior
Cresent
Hartford
la Clece
Devon
M. J. Carnahan
Geo. N. Engert, Jeweler
A. Brayn & Comp’y
A, Brayn & Comp’y
Wellington
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Central Park
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