Local social notes and upcoming events in our city
Frank A. McCle Mend of Asbury University visits. Emma E. Pierce, former teacher, tours, while druggist John W. Crathrie returns to duty. Benton Vanchise of Dayton, and George Geiger of Canton call on friends. Richard Pryson from Clinton visits Brazil themed social lines. Mrs. Masten and Mrs. Collins canvass for Congregational Church building. Yates' variety troupe to perform at Luner's Hall with Flora McDonald and Little Rosa entertaining, admission 30 cents, children 25. Rose Davies of Congregational Church gives parental advice sermon on Sunday. James M. Hoskins buys East Main Street property. city welcomes another society member.
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Frank A. McCle Mend
Asbury University
Frank
Asbury
Emma_E. Pierce
Rosebro
John W. ¢Rathrie
Blue Front Drug Store
Chi
Fenton 8. Vanchise
Dayton
Benton
George Geiger
Canton
Ohio
Paul.d. Geiver
Baw- Jing Green
Richard Pryson
Clinton
Brazil
B. F. Masten
Major Collins
Indianapolis
Chrvist. Yates
James M. Hoskins
Samuel Strain
East Main Street
Ando
Se Gond
Mark
J J Poullasr Buys Stankard Moore Store In Terre Haute
J J Pouglasr of Terre Haute has purchased the well known Stankard Moore store at 405 Main Street opposite the Opera House. He announces a large stock of fine goods and daily arrivals of new styles. Visit Terre Haute before buying.
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J. J. Pouglasr
Terre Itaute
Stankard &. Moore
Main Street
Terre Haute
Opera House
Dougless
Centennial meeting to hear Charles W Green at Suters Hall
The notice invites residents of the principal manufacturing and mining district to attend a Centennial meeting at Suters Hall tomorrow night where Charles W Green of Indianapolis will deliver an address. Collections will be taken. A rich musical treat at Turners Hall on November 2 with reserved seats available.
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Suters Hall
Charles W. Green
Indianapolis
Turner’s Hall
Busiou
Mass
Turner's Hall
Moody and Sankey Evangelical Services Draw Massive Crowd
Thousands packed the edifice and surrounding spaces for Moody and Sankey’s revival meetings. Moody preached on belief and revival timing, urging unity and work while Sankey led singing for about ten thousand voices. Afternoon sessions at Ridkit and overflow venues drew further vast attendance and emotional response.
Entertainments at Dowling Hall for church fundraiser
Arrangements for an entertainment at Dowling Hall Terre Haute to raise about three thousand dollars to finish the Presbyterian church building. Proceeds fund a new edifice while attracting crowds in Philadelphia and elsewhere with views on a large canvas titled the fine Halit. The event aims to aid a local church with the slate of performances and attractions listed for the period.
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Dowling Hall
Terre Nlante
Philadelphia
Enghiul
France
Burglary Verdict and Twenty Year Prison Term
Charles Maden, twenty, indicted for first degree burglary after breaking into his mother's home on Second Avenue and threatening to kill her. He fled with his mother’s pocketbook containing eight dollars. Judge Sackett sentenced him to twenty years in the State Prison. Maden showed bravado during sentencing as the case drew scrutiny of his criminal history.
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Charles HI. Maden
Thear
Second*avenue
Court of General Sessions
Maden
Xuuty
Revorder Sackett
Bar Labor
Madey
New York
Leening
Uncertain Notices and Advertisements in a 19th Century Ledger
A mix of courtroom mishaps, local commerce ads, and professional notices. The Bloomstown sheriff misplaced a prisoner, while vendors advertise shoes, rubbers, millinery, medicines, and coal. Local officials in Jackson Township set weekly office hours and a dentist and druggist promote services and goods in the area.
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Indianapolis Sentinel
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