Xmas Tree Ornaments Also Candles At The Fair
Readable reads that Christmas fair features tree ornaments and candles at a fairground venue. Details are sparse but indicate seasonal decor items on display and sale.
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Newspaper
Bedford Weekly Mail
Location
Bedford, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1907
Page
3
Readable reads that Christmas fair features tree ornaments and candles at a fairground venue. Details are sparse but indicate seasonal decor items on display and sale.
Special Judge W F Brooks granted a divorce to Joseph L Glassco against Josie B Glassco after evidence of cruel treatment and adultery. The court awarded custody of the couple’s son to Lee Glassco, grandfather, of Monroe County.
FreeD F. Richardson advertises a line of holiday candies fruits and nuts at 806 E. 16th Street. He guarantees purity and wholesomeness under the pure food law and claims no trash is offered.
The community shows little interest in Saturdays Road Supervisors election with Shawwick township likely skipping voting. Elsewhere elections proceed as workers and voters respond to campaigns with no clear candidates emerging. David Y. Johnson seeks Clerk of the Lawrence Circuit Court in the Republican primary backed by long service and a position at Bedford Steam Stone Works.
Miss Sallie Stipp daughter of Mayor John B Stipp at Bedford High School fell ill this morning and was sent home with pneumonia symptoms. Her father is also bedridden due to illness. The Fair on 15th Street advertises toys of all kinds for the holidays.
The B and O S W railway paid 2230 dollars to County Clerk Leonard to settle a Lawrence circuit court judgment awarded James Heckman of Loogootee three years ago after his ten year old son was killed by a train. The plaintiff initially won 2000 dollars, the appeal upheld by the Supreme Court. Attorneys Brooks and Brooks and Seals Gilkerson McCormick represented Heckman.
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