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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1903
Page
8
Edward Ford and Miss Sylvana Sinclair wed at eleven o'clock with Ray O Stewart officiating. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jam Sinclair. The groom is a painter formerly employed at the W shops. A wedding dinner followed at the Sinclair home before the couple departed for Covington Kentucky.
Friday's personals list shows D. L. Bunner and J. G. McCoy visiting from Vincennes, Edgar Hudgins returning from Albion, James Smith from Shoals, W. R. Gardiner from Shoals, T. M. Sears from Elnora, Dr. A. Hy Faith at Loogootee, Helen Wetzel visiting Hazelton, Robert Overbay from Wheatland, J. M. Blackwell from Wheatland, Michael Heffernan from Montgomery, Jos Graham back to Loogootee, M. F. Ellis to Montgomery, Henry Lefrit from Van Buren township, Mrs. Hattie Bowman home from Petersburg, Dr. F. A. Collyer from Louisville, Harry Hair from Purdue, Dunlap Wakefield from Bedford, Miss Jessie Lewis home from St. Louis, Veronica McAdam from Montgomery, Miss Maud Axtafar from Bloomington visiting sister Miss Beasie Axtell, Mrs. M. de Cargnhale and daughter.
Mrs M K Underwood and daughter Lucia return from Loogootee. Alma Allen arrives from Plainville after Thanksgiving with uncle W H Allen. Mrs Will Reed and Hazel Van Geigen visiting Mrs W E McConnell. Dr E F Kendall back in Shoals after Thanksgiving with friends. Various locals arrive or depart from Vincennes Loogootee Bedford Montgomery and Olney on business or visiting kin. John Ogden and Arthur Greenwood return to Indiana University Bloomington today.
An 1890s advertisement touts Ely's Liquid Cream Balm as a safe cleansing and healing remedy for nasal catarrh without drying or sneezing. It claims ease of inhalation for spray users, priced at 13 cents with spraying tube included, sold by druggists or mailed by Ely Brothers in New York. The ad also references Madagascar gold output rising from 1898 to 1900 and mentions Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic.
James B. Caylor plans to map his home with A M Johnson in Harison township and take charge of the 2 ho son farm and dental parlor ventures in the area. Zinkan marries Ada Graf in Indianapolis. Mayor Hale Clark visits Perans. Frank buys a broad to ship East. An Indiana woman dies at 100 after long pipe smoking. Oyster production potential noted. London prisons and workhouses statistics cited. Born to Henry and wife a son. church services held by Rev Strong.
The Elnora News reports Steele township tale of a mill owned by Hildum Br that disappeared after a dispute over ownership. A Bedford man allegedly took the mill away the night before. Several locals were fined 35.20 for Sunday hunting, while warnings about gun danger followed.
An old newspaper notice promotes Hyomei as a catarrh remedy with a full money-back guarantee. Fred S. Clapp markets Hyomei outfits including an inhaler, bellows, and dropper claiming it cures catarrh and sterilizes germs, with refunds for dissatisfied customers.
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