LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTICES AND EVENTS
Local notes report neighbors and visitors, illnesses, births, and social occasions. Entries mention J W Hutton returning from Colorado, Mrs Will Reynolds ill, Cale Disbrow's daughter sick, friends visiting from Cumberland and Walnut, travel to Des Moines and Nebraska, a funeral for Clara Schindheim, and community happenings at the German Hall, Bailey's store, and the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hutton
Colorado
Cumberland
Will Reynolds
Cale Disbrow
West Fighth Street
H. C. Daken
Anita
Cora Backus
Walnut
Frank Daly
Geo. Pennell
Cedar Street
Messrs. Schofield and Hill
F. Hassler
Royal Hudspeth
Nebraska
Ida Burris
Fort Thomas murder mystery deepens with Hollingsworth tale
In Indianapolis a day of interview reveals Lulu Hollingsworth's partial knowledge of Pearl Bryan's death. She asserts Pearl died by self administerd drugs and claims Jackson and Walling helped move her body, with head severed to hide the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Fort Thomas
Pearl Bryan
Lulu May Hollingsworth
Henry Street
Miss Hollingsworth
Marshal W. E. Starr
Greencastle
H. E. Ratcliffe
Baltimore
Marshal Starr
Frank Wilson
Colbert
Miss Bryan
Jackson
Union Station
Miss
Bryan
Cincinnati
Pearl
Wood
Walling
Hamilton
Dayton
Woods
South Bend
Ind
New York Fashion Letter Highlights Winter Couture
The Rejane Cape with mink border leads mid winter fur fashion, paired with Paquin nine gore skirts and white satin evening gowns. Neck adornments expand in variety with jeweled embroidery, lace, and velvets while Brussels net and satin moire appear in gowns. French toques return, plum violet and dahlia shades dominate hats, and fashion periodicals from La Mode de Paris to The French Dressmaker offer rich ideas and subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. McDowell & Co
la Mode de
Paris
Messrs. A. McDowell & Weat
14Th Street
New York
County Republican Central Committee Meets and Sets Convention Date
The Republican County Central Committee met with R. M. Murray presiding. Oll Coomes elected secretary pro tem. A county convention is set for March 7, 1896 with one delegate per township and voting precinct plus additional delegates based on governor votes in 1895. Nominations for temporary chairman favor Chas. Cole. Primaries to be held February 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Central Committee
RK. M. Murray
W.A. Follett
Oll Coomes
Chas. Cole
Cumberland
W. A. Follett
Satururday
R. M. Murray
Ox. Coomes, Sec’y Pro
Master Mechanic Transferred in Kansas City Area
J. J. Forever, master mechanic in Santa Fe shops at Argentine suburb, has been transferred to the La Junta shop in Colorado. The move shifts key personnel within the railroad maintenance network and affects local operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Orry
J. J. Forever
Argentine
la Junta
Colo
Notable Deaths and Political Moves Across Early 20th Century America
Mrs Helen M Arion aunt of General Lew Wallace dies in Los Angeles her husband a Chicago politician. William M Ramsey a former partner of Justice Stanley Matthews dies in Cincinnati of paralysis. Congressman Perkins of Sioux City urged by western Iowa Republicans for one of four Iowa Allison delegates at large to St Louis with Self Defense. Perry Oklahoma Territory February 5 Wash Phillips cattleman found dead on his ranch 40 miles west of here in Woods County. Beikler and Eikler brothers arrested confessing to the killing claiming self defense. Cripple Creek Colorado Springs February 6 eighty five thousand undelivered letters and ten other mail here prompting demand for free delivery. Bishop Newman back from Mexico New York February 5 Omaha bishop John P Newman returns after extended visit to Mexico. Sioux City February 5 Brouxty earthquake shake felt at 6 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen M. Arion
Lew Wallace
Los Angeles
Chicago
Wiliam M. Ramsey
Stanley Matthews
United States Supreme Court
Cincinnati
Perkins
Sioux City
Iowa
St. Louis
Perry
O. T
Wash Phillips
Here
Woods County
Fred Beikler
Sidney Eikler
Arnold Eikler
Rural educators meeting features Hill lecture and township report
An inter-township educators meeting held at the Larah Presbyterian church includes Dr E S Hill delivering an excellent lecture on Friday evening. Saturday session opens at 10 with topics on school purchases, care of property, patron engagement, teacher tools and reading methods, plus committee actions and resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Benton and
Pymosa
Presbyterian
Larah
Mr. Sanda
Sarah
W. Murphy
Mesars Crandall
Joyce
Bentle
Butler
Prof. Newcomb
Mabel Ayres
Alice Michael
Hastings
Ayres
Glass
Mulcay
Lamb
Jordan
Nellie
Johnson
Mesard
Disbrow
Kelley
Newcomb
Mra Itz
Rai
Ruth Joyce
Ritz
Brean
Eng
Waerneas
Henton
Indh
Phelps
Psoluen
E. S. Hill
Pumosa
Hénton
America
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ubi
J. B. Rockafellow
Des Moines
W. Sanford
Wahoo
Lincoln
August Brockmer
C. W. Curtis
Mosse Apt
KMIC
Phil Southwick
Charlie Gibbs
Eighth
Chestnut Streets
W. C. Acker, Jr
Howard Brett
Grove City
Wisconsin
Phoebe Lawrenson
Shelby County
Rock Island
C.F. Copley
Chas. Copley
Pelpes
Byron Forshay
Fins
Woods Bros. & Wagner
Fred Schindhelm
Clara
Captain Bockstettes
Salvation Army
Army Hall
Grand Island
Dr. Ring
H. E. Bucklin & Co
Dr. King
Geo. B. Williams
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Williams
Hock Island
JNO
Sebastian
Sducklin
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Mary E. Wortaina
F. Parson Co
Atlantic
Grant
McClure
McClure’s
F. D. Grant
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
M. E
Sister Worthing
W. A. Worthing
Worthing
Colorado Springs
Col
Palmer & Findley's
Palmer & Findley’s
Gothard
Will Ash
H. H. Griffith
Moines
L. Howard
F. H. Crombie
Minnesota Pineries
Peter Landmesser
Clara Schindheim
I. K. Forsythe
Griswold
F. J. Macomber
Lewis
Court House
Mabel Kinstry
Fernand Priester
Egger Bros
Avoca
Minnie Peterson
Will Hamler
Reeray Ot
Marne
Marinus Christensen
Elkhorn
J. E. Glass
S. P. Ayres
Benton
Henry Smith
Jane
M. E. Worth
S. A. Wood
Adair County
A. C. Worthing
Dante
A. P. Blake
Maggie Blake
Katie
Sadie
F. Casey
Chauncey Slater
J. C. Yetzer
Supreme Court
C. Yetzer
Walter I. Smith
G. H. Tostevin
Racine
Wis
Clarence Gronen
Davenport
Our City
Business College
Harvey Duval
Ed Nichols
Jay Nichols
Herbert
Charlie Ayres
Edwin W. Petit
Laura I. McKinley
Geo. W. Thornburg
May Goodwin
John H. Meyer
Sophia Wolenhbayen
Wickersham
H. G. Krittenbrink
Mr. Krittenbrink
Yetzer
Ladie
U. S. Express Company
John R. Burgess
Burgess
C. Field
Glenwood
Maj
H. G. Curtis
Boorman
Field
As. Curtis
Dr. Milea
Mias Hollingsworth
Greencastle, Ind
Supt
Mitrorp, Neb
Middlefield Gold Company
Milford
A. I. Harrison
Panama
Modjeska
Madame Modjeska
Burnett House
Fashion Letter
Kineston
William L. Kenyon
Hudson River Valley
Rutger’s College
Ulster
Green
Hoe
Reed
Topeka
Kansas
Morrill
Maine
McKin‘ley
Michigan
Lansina
Mich
Travelers
Terre Haute
The
Traveler's Protective Association of America
Tuesaday
Crippie Ara Qolorado Springs
Cripple Creek
Bishop Newman
Mexico
New Yonk
Yucatan
John P. Newman
Omaha
Brouxity
Educators Meeting
Sarah Well
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