Visitors and Travelers Around Town Today
A flood of residents and guests pass through the city with reports from Vincennes Linton Seymour Evansville Elisha Greenwood Potersburg St Louis Elnora Oakland City Louisville Evansville Plainville Bloomfield Centralia Cincinnati Loogootee West Baden Cairo Princeton Patoka Terre Haute and Montgomery. Notable names include Hennis Miller Lavelle Jackson Wooley Doyle O Donaghue Renisel Catherine Smiley Lheimer Hart and Mayme Hedden among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Hennis
Vincennes J.0
Price
Linton
Jake Miller
Seymour
Robert Evans
Evanville
John Kramer
Evansville
Elisha Greenwood
Potersburg
Cc. E. Henderson
Bloomfield
M. Blung
Terre Haute
A. B. McCoy
Centralia
Ill
Charles Hart
Cincinnati
J. G. Sanford
Son Wood
Loogootee
D. Lheimer
Montgomery
Irene Day
May Day
John Doyle
Bishop O'Donaghue
Corning
F. X
Renisel
Misa Catherine
Cairo
Plainville Visitors Attend Indiana State Meetings
Plainville residents travel to Indianapolis for state dental and county superintendent meetings. Miss Mayme Trueblood of Loogootee visits Miss Katherine Burlingame. Noah Love and family return from Colorado Springs. Miss Sue McGarry returns to Cincinnati after a visit with her brother W E McGarry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainville
Tona Arthur
BR. M. Smiley
Indianapolis
Mayme Trueblood
Loogootee
Katerine Burlingame
P. B. McHenry
Mises Macil Lowery
Oakland
Grace McKinster
West Walnut Street
Noah Love
Colorado Springs
Sue McGarry
W. E. McGarry
Cincinnati
Various Local Topics From Town and University
Localities report travel by the A O H to Locgootee and a Sunday committee trip to St Patricks for a game. McCormick Ave resident Thomas Fair contracts smallpox. Indiana University history professor James A Woodburn titles next year’s Bryan prize Political Corruption in Indiana County Politics. Pea harvest ends this week with 350000 to 400000 cases and prices up about 10 percent. Burial of Mrs Boston Foust at Plainville cemetery. Tennessee Supreme Court upholds law abolishing saloons in towns under 5000. eight towns exempt. A merry go round arrives from Loogootes, likely to stay through the Fourth. Southside Stars beat Northside 36 to 6. Arthur Greenwood to work at Cabel and Kauffman store replacing vacationing William Farris. Rev R R Baldwin recovering after illness. Rev Frank B Batchelor expelled from Franklin College over abduction incident. he disputes faculty action. J E Madden injured thumb in shop accident. Dr Herr treats injury.
New & Wuits Notice of Letters Remaining in Washington
The notice lists letters remaining for the week ending June 30 1903 with names of ladies and gentlemen including Mrs Anna Barr Myrtle Chapmond Codwell C Dougherty Jas Eagan Ella Josephine Kirkpatrick Nora Lambe Mollie Miller Mayme Riley Mia Annie Taylor Muriel and gentlemen M E Leech I E Potter Perry Ragall Charlie Ray O S In calling for above please say advertised One cent will be charged on all advertised matters Franx I Sxvarr P M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington D.C
Franx I. Sxvarr
P. M
Will Be Taken To Hospital
Mrs. William C. Blivens of Harrizon township will be taken to Woodmere Hospital Evansville on Wednesday for hospital treatment after requesting admission and being declared insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Blivens
Harrizon Township
Woodmere Hospital
Evansville
Bedford S Stone Industry Reopens Boosts Local Business
Bedford Indiana reports a rapid rebound as quarry and stone mill operations resume after eight weeks idle due to a strike. Hundreds of workers return to jobs and commerce reactivates, signaling a broad revival of the town’s primary industry and local economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Ind
Cure Catarrh With Hyomei Method in Vest Pocket
Do not dose the stomach. Hyomei offers a natural cure for catarrh by inhalation four times daily. The outfit costs 1.00, includes a lifetime inhaler, a dropper and bottle of Hyomei. extra bottle 50 cents if needed. Fred S. Clapp guarantees a refund if it fails to cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Fred S. Clapp
Local Shops Advertise Meats Beers Laundry Services
A historic ad features Cras G Stumpf at 110 Main Street offering cuts of meat and a promise to tailor selections to customer preferences. Also advertised are Pabst beer for hot weather, Addie Dillard selling a product, and Meredith House Barr. American Steam Laundry at 421 E Main Street touts hand wash and iron services for shirt waists with a fresh look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Dillard
Meredith House Barr
American Steam Laundry
E. Mainstreet
Nervous Dyspepsia Its Cause and Cure Adverts
A period advertisement explains nervous dyspepsia from overwork and irregular stomach function. It promotes Dr. A W Chase’s Nerve Pills and Nerve Tonic as cures with a testimonial from Ed Aikman of Washington Indiana and notes the 50 cent price per box from Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
A. W. Chase
Ed. Aikman
Grove St
Washington
Ind
Jones Drug Store
A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Excursion Tickets Offered for Various Meetings and Conventions
Excursion tickets announced for multiple meetings and events including Winona Assembly and Chautauqua N Y. Special trips listed for Lakewood N Y June 16 22 1903 and July 3 24 1903. Outings planned by Knights of Columbus and Young People groups across Akron Indiana Richmond Atlanta Detroit July to August dates.
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Akron O
Friends Bible Institute
Indiana Yearly Meeting
Christian Endeavor Union
Richmond
Baptist Young People’s Union of America
Atlanta
Epworth League International Convention
Detroit
Michi
Summer Pleasure and Local Notices From 1903
A fragment lists job ad for a traveling clerk with salary of 1000 annually and 250 600 capital. Wages payable weekly. Also a lodge notice for Clarity Lodge No. 30 Freemasons meeting July 1 1903 to attend a funeral. An ad promotes a beer at Joe Gordon's Place 218 East Main Street claiming refreshing, digestion aid and health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarity Lodge No. 30
Frees
Bro
Lou
W. Clark
Joe Gordon
Eastain Street
Emblem Pins and Emblems Offered by Local Jeweler
Do You Belong shows listings for society and lodge insignia including Eagles Red Men and Daughters of Pocahontas. An insertment of emblems is available at Geo N Ingest 805 E. Main from a local jeweler who emphasizes affordable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Pocahontas
Geo
Inge T
E. Main
Weloan Promotes Weekly Payment Plan for Household Goods
A merchant advertises a weekly payment option for household goods and personal property. The notice highlights no removal requirement and invites customers to use the plan.
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East ‘Isle
Madras
Macdougal Temple Court
Minneapolis
Zack Jones
Schnull & Co
Bly
ELY Brothers
Warren St
New York
Emma Conrad
St. Louis
J. C. Lavelle
Elnora
Roscoe Carnahan
Oakland City
Mass Ethel Lefcit
Louisville
W. L. Jackson
J. E B. Wooley
S. L. Wilson
A. W. Malottis
Petersburg
G. §. Wright
Harry Eastridge
West Baden
John
Standard Oil Company
Will McCafferty
Henderson Hedden
Mayme Hedden
J. Beitman
A. O.H
Locgootee
St. Patricks
Thomas Fair
McCormick Avenue
James A. Woodburn
Department of History
Indiana University
William Jennings Bryan
Indiana County
Bryan
Indiana
Boston Foust
Plainville Cemetery
Supreme Court of Tennessee
Loogootes
Southside Stars
Northside
Arthur Greenwood
Cabel and Kauffman Store
Wednes
William Farris
Rev
R. R. Baldwin
Frank B. Batchelor
State Baptist Young People’s Union
Franklin College
Mr. Batchelor
J. E. Madden
Dr. Herr
NEW &Uits
Wm. J. McCord
Missouri Crockett Et al
Note, Gardiner & Slimp
Miley
Perry Ragall
Charlie Ray
Stumpp
Main Street
Altention
The
Hatfield & Palmer Co
F. Hunemeier
Farmers’ Drug Store
County ‘Board of Review
County Board of Review
Zevish
Veale
Harrison
Barr Township
van Buren
Madison
Steele Township
Elmore
Joan Datty
Board of Review
Reeve
Ifeous
Mo City
Splesmian
Chariton Nursery Co
Rochester, N. Y
Mito
St, Washington
Wasrep
KK. P. Beier
N. H. Jepson, the Jeweler
Washington Loan
Room
Temple Court
Dengler
Mer
Digk Gooldy
Wellington
New York City
7Th Ave
Central Park
Bacyr & BerNey, Pro
Gun Brornens
Rochester
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