Local visitors and incidents in Indiana area
J E Lynch visited from Washington on Thursday. H P Lamum spent last week here. Low Chandler and family were hosted by H H Webber. Dr Braxton came from Loo gootee on professional business Tuesday. H H Collins arrived from Missouri. E C Harris of Montgomery was here Thursday. J T Hornady dropped $26 in currency while making change and is the loser. Mr and Mrs M B Holly guests of Dr W H Hedrick at Odon Friday. Mrs J B Hedrick went to Wheatland Friday. Jesse Arvin visited at Odon Saturday. Mrs Charity Harworth plans a several week visit to Seymour. Mr and Mrs R A Morris of Vincennes guests of Mr and Mrs James H Chandler. Runaway at John Wall livery barn Tuesday noon as Austin Hixon hitched two teams to a wagon. they bolted west on Glen dale road. W S Goatee chased them near Robert Arm’s residence about two and a half miles away. Andrew J Shelton at Washington Saturday. Earl Adams home from Illinois. Oil and gas well said to be good by insiders. Mrs Emma Rayhill of Washington visited Tuesday. W H Harris at Washington Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.H. Collins
Missouri
E. C. Harris
Montgomery
J. T. Hornady
Mri
M. B. Holly
Odon
W. H. Hedrick
J. B
Hedrick
Wheatland
Jesse Arvin
Charity Harworth
Seymour
R. A. Morris
Vincennes
James H. Chandler
John Wall
Austin Hixon
Glendale
W. S
Robert Arm
Andrew J. Shelton
Washington
Earl Adams
Illinois
Emma Rayhill
W. H. Harris
Elbert Tang Sudla Jenkins
Indianapolis
John Disser
E. R. Bigham
Terre Bante
Ge. W. Matthews
Mra Presly Thompson
W. Slidkard
Henry Thompson
Jasonville
Lewis
Paul Dant
Maggie O'Neill
Petersburg
Gus O'Neill
Bicknell
Alfred Brewer
James O’neill
Lyman
Princeton
Darnie Wedding
Otto Carrica
Huron
Helen Matthews
K. Luddith
Peter Jager
Mary Parsons
Edith Davis
Libbie Feagans
James Quillims
Isaac Bell
Thomas Keith
High Rock
J. P. Matthews
William O. Porter
DePauw Hornady
Oklahoma City
Jake Hawkins
Luna
George Daily
St. Peters Pharah
Nest
Lewis V
John L
Joseph Arvin
Cannerburg
Francis
Casie
Jell O Dessert Becomes Quick Molded Treat
A simple recipe instructs dissolving one package of flavored JELL-O in a pint of boiling water then beating in light whipped cream and crushed macaroon. After folding well, pour into a mold and chill until firm. JELL-O costs 10 cents per package and is sold at grocers.
You Should Know This Foley Kidney Remedy
An old advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Remedy can cure kidney or bladder troubles not beyond medicine. The claim asserts the medicine is the best available and is highlighted as endorsed by Smith & Winton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Smith & ‘Winton
Waco News Briefs Sight Local Visit And Piney District Notes
Waco reports illness of Lt John Huffer and visits by Rasmus Peach of Pike. Local social notes include Bettle Honton and grandson Guy Honton near Palmville and Katie Ragedale with Alice Smith of Hudsonville visiting Vada McCreary. Jake Lemmon returned from Fontanna after work on an irrigation ditch as business remains slack in the west. Local church reports Rev Lampher of West Baden preached. Locust Grove Sunday school ends its quarter due to hot weather and waning interest. Farmers complain of drought with rains nearby but seven weeks without a good shower here. Residents planning Fourth travel to Washington include Ax family and others. Mint Goslin and Willie Goslin with Luther Potts spent the Fourth at Algiers. E E Meade and family visited J C Lemmon. many attended Fourth at Portersville and Alfordsville. A ball game and a fight occurred at Hudsonville with Waco losing 10 to 1. Miss Jennie Burris and Thomas Woods wed at Alfordsville with Squire Gilley officiating. couple to live on W J Barr farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Huffer
Rasmus Peach
Pike
Dubois County
Bettle Honton
Guy
Honton
Palmville
Katie Ragedale
Alice Smith
Hudsonville
Vada ‘McCreary
Ben Potts
Portersville
Jake Lemmon
E. E. Meade
J. C. Lemmon
Washington
James Ax
Eddie C. Potter
Arthur
Ida Albert
Alle Henson
Harley
Alva Wratten
Lafe Wick
Mint
Willie Goslin
Luther Potts
Algiers
Alfordsville
Willie Whitesides
John Burris
Haden Armes
Thomas Woods
Montgomery
Waco
Jennie Burris
Squire Gilley
A. J. Burris
Reeve Township
Thomas Horton
Ella Baldwin
John Burr
W. J. Barr
CORNETTSVILLE Social Roundup Includes Visits and Meetings
Miss Inis Moren visits sister Mrs. Carl Roger of Washington. Bert Tooley and Walter Eaton spend the Fourth in Washington. Charles Bolton and family with Miss Leta Eaton go blackberrying near Plainville. Ames Rogers and others at Plainville. Charles Rogers and Washington family spend Sunday here. Mrs. Amelia Aikman of Sugar Land visits her daughter Mrs O Carroll. Isabela Carroll of Elnora visits. Walden Eaton and sisters Essie and Myrtle spend Sunday at Frank Bales’ near Epsom. Quarterly Mt Zion meeting July 10 11 12 with Rev C E Asbury of Vincennes July 10 and Rev Frank Hoon to preach July 11-12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inis Moren
Carl Roger
Washington
Bert Tooley
Walter Eaton
Charles Bolton
Leta Eaton
Plainville
Ames Rogers
Good Alexander
Walter Williams
Jane Walter Malone
Mud Pike
Charles Rogers
Amelia Aikman
Sugarland
Carroll
Isabela Carroll
Elnora
Foley's Honey and Tar Sold for Consumption Relief
Advertises Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for incipient and advanced consumption. Claims comfort and relief. Sold by Smith and Winton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith and Winton
Local visitors and Sunday guests in Corning area
Gladys McCord of Loogootee visited the Carrico sisters. Fred Stahl and Miss Stasia Mc Craney of Washington township stopped by with brother John Stahl. Mrs. Ellen Lamb and others hosted Sunday guests including the Kellets and Margaret Fanning. Matt Kellets spent time at Trinity Springs. William Smith was in Washington on Friday. Clara Zinkan visited her grandparents John and Mrs McDonald. The town noted several Corning youths at Whitfield for a ball game and many attended Montgomery and Loogootee Fourth celebrations. Francis Moran and Thomas Keller also visited Montgomery and Loogootee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys McCord
Loogootee
Gertrude
Coletta Carrico
Fred Stahl
Stasia McCraney
Washington Township
John Stahl
Bernard Dages
Harry Walker
St. Michaels
Ellen Lamb
William Kellet
John Kellet
Victoria
William Bennett
Margaret Fanning
Matt Kellets
Trinity Springs
William Smith
Washington
W. Voris
Clara Zinkan
John D. McDonald
Patrick Malloy
Joe
Whitfield
George Moran
Bridgeport
Corning
Republican Committee Offers 150 for Best Article
The Republican Congressional Committee announces a $150 prize for the best article not exceeding 1000 words on why the party should be successful next November. Entries are open to all, with judging based on style argument facts and persuasiveness. Manuscripts become property of the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Congressional Committee
Republican Party
Congress
Literary Bureau
Metropolitan Bank Building
Washington, D. C
Pinesalve Carbotised Patent Medicine Ad
Carbotised pine salve advertised to draw out inflammation and poison and to antiseptically heal chapped hands lips cuts and burns sold by Smith and Winton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinesalve
Smith & Winton
Fourth of July Celebrated by Ancient Order of Hibernians in Montgomery
The Montgomery Fourth of July celebration drew an unprecedented crowd as candidates for congress John Co. Chaney and W. A. Cullop spoke to the gathering. Local residents and visitors from Bicknell Seymour Washington Princeton and Petersburg joined in surrounding festivities and parades. The event highlighted community ties with the town hosting numerous out-of-town guests and enduring notes of local life. A long list of names caps the social scene with visitors and residents enjoying the day. The report also notes several local obituaries and health updates.
Hyaty Quarterly Meeting and Local Picnic Notes
Hyaty reports a Zion quarterly meeting held on the fourth and fifth of the month with strong attendance. A crowd from the area picnicked at Hawkins grove on the fourth, including Phillip Gross and many Williams and Brackin family members. I. W. Howard and daughters visited Tennessee, Rosa Brackin attended Wash, and Mrs. John Lomax plans a Pike county visit. A. L. Vickery is employed at Allbright store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion
Dave Sloan
Montgomery
Hawkin’s Grove
Phillip Gross
James
Will Williams
Seldon Montgomery
Guy Chandler
Ed Fleenor
Floyd Gilliatt
John Brackin
Robert Hubbs
Harvey Enlow
Harrison Jones
Ida
Carrie Brackin
Pearl Montgomery
Anna
Carrie Williams
Oma Clements
Chandler
Florence Osman
Merle Blanford
Alma
Ada
Tennessee
Rosa Brackin
Washington
John Lomax
Pike County
A. L. Vickery
Allbright
Judicial Convention Notice for Forty-ninth Circuit
Delegates from Daviess and Martin counties Indiana meet at Shoals Court House at 10 a m on July 24 1908 to nominate a Republican candidate for prosecuting attorney for the circuit. Election is in November 1908. H Q Rogers chair Martin County Republican Committee J G Allen chair Daviess County Republican Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daviess
Martin
Indiana
of Shoals
H. Q. Rogers
Martin County
J.G. Allen
Daviess County
Summer Tour Of Twenty One Days
Leaving Washington August 20 1908 the trip visits historic points in Baltimore Washington Norfolk Boston and other eastern cities aboard an Atlantic liner. Select limited membership and a low rate make it important to apply at once through The Washington Tourist Club Washington Indiana or the B & O Southwestern ticket agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore
Norfolk
Boston
Washington Tourist Club
Indiana
B. & O. Southwestern
Public sale of boot and shoe inventory at Watsen store
Notice of sale by trustee Elmer E Hastings for the estate of George F Watsen insolvent debtor. At 2 p m on August 8 2008 the Watsen Shoe store in Washington Indiana will be auctioning personal property boots and shoes for cash to the highest bidder. Hastings Allen Hastings attys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Watsen
Watsen Shoe
Washington
Indiana
Elmer E. Hastings
Hastings, Allen & Hastings
Attys
Notice of Appointment of Trustee in Indiana Assignment
The undersigned named as trustee in an Indenture of assignment by George F. Watsen has qualified as trustee and taken possession of all property rights credits and effects for the benefit of bona fide creditors under the Daviess circuit court order and Indiana voluntary assignments. Hastings Allen Hastings attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Watsen
Daviess
Indiana
Byerspurgs Resident Praises Foley Urino Laxative
W R Ward of Byerspurg Tenn endorses Foley’s Urino Laxative as a thorough practical remedy for chronic constipation and offers a conscientious reference. Sold by Smith and Winton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Ward
Byerspurg, Tenn
Foley
Smith & Winton
Mrs S I Bowen Credits Foley Kidney Remedy
Mrs S I Bowen of Wayne Wyoming writes that she suffered kidney disease and could not stand at times. She bought Foley's Kidney Remedy, paid one dollar for a bottle and part of another, and was cured. She says it works where others fail, sold by Smith and Winten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. I. Bowen
Wayne, W. Y
Foley
Smith & Winten
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J. Beitman
J. E. Lynch
Brussels
Madras
Ron
B. Fornwald
Adrian Hamersly
Charles Williams
Philander McHenry
K. of C. Bldg
Fourth ST
Boas
Repsons
A’ J. Biddinger
Cornettsville
King's Little Liver
Hastings, Allen & Hastings, Attys