“My mother, Sherri Wilford, is from Rushville, but lives in Indianapolis. She wanted me to leave this review since she does not know how to use the internet for such things. She loves, loves, loves this place. She has my dad drive her all the way to Rushville just to shop at this establishment because, well, she loves it.I was actually there, with my mother, once, and found the place to be warm and inviting like a grandmother's house. I thought the name was, therefore, quite fitting.The owner seems tuly concerned with the happiness of her customers and invites them to contact her directly in the unlikely event that they are displeased for any reason.I highy recommend this place (on behalf of my mother, who, in case I forgot to mention, loves it) Go check it out.”
“I was just at the rushville,In store to buy goat feed and dog food.i ended up getting dog treats,shampoo and flea spray too!! I love finding bargains,and everyone there is helpful and friendly.”
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