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Cambridge City Tribune

Location

Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1908

Page

2

Kern Named as Bryan Running Mate in Democratic Ticket

The Democrat ticket was completed at Denver last week by naming John W. Kern of Indianapolis as the running mate of William J. Bryan. Kern is respected and loved locally but is not seen as adding strength to the ticket. nonetheless, Indiana can be proud to have him named.

Denver John W. Kern Indianapolis William J. Bryan Kern Indiana Colfax Hendricks Fairbanks

Local notes and social updates from Columbus area

Miss Miriam Palmer visits friends in town. Church services at Presbyterian and M E churches. Mrs Roy Personette improves after heat illness. Winged ants cause annoyance after rain. Mrs Amanda Tarr dies at Lewisville with funeral in Raleigh. Local marriages, divorces, and health news. Wayne county picnic sparks new association with aging residents highlighted. John Woolverton dies in Muncie and buried in Dublin. Various regional social notices and travels.

Miriam Palmer Columbus Ohio The Presbyterian Church Fisher Baptist Church Thos F. Whelan Frankie Cammack Richmond Catherine Whelan Roy Personette Misa Ella Smith Indianapolis Solomon Waltz Pennsylvania Lines Kindall New Lisbon Scott Stove and Furnace Co Amanda Tarr Lewisville Wahn Wesley Cornell Chas. Patton Frank Patton Edith Cobert Mary Patton Misa Catherine Patton M. E. Church Epworth League Guild Della Williams Curtis Williams Charles Weaver Posey Township Stilea Spokane Wash Harry Kuster Ethel Highly Newport Vandalia the Tribune John Woolverton Maggie Huffman Strawns Rev Billa Raleigh John Marson Fountain Square Amusement Co Union City Chas. Marson John Lewis Muncie Dublin Wright Vinton Case Connersville Rushville Munele Whitely Mise Adeliq Burgess Munro Alberta Vanessa John Henry Whites Church of Our Saviour Longwood Massachusetts

Dublin Notes Reflect Socials and a Local Death

Miss Nellie Morris visits Farmland while Inez Hall stays with Goldie Connor in Redkey. Epworth League hosts a social at the Bilby home. Mrs. Murray of Indianapolis visits Albert Davis and wife. Horace Parker visits grandmother Mrs Philip Horner in Dublin. The Smiths and Taylor family host visitors from Knightstown. Local camping on Whitewater near New Trenton. Chicago visitors R H Stevens family return home. Marie Needham returns to New Castle. Family reunion at the Lewis Lerner home includes several relatives and a fine dinner. Mrs Elizabeth Hasket MacGeath dies after five months with cancer at 67, funeral at Radical U B church with Rev Anna Lawrence. burial at Lewisville.

Nellie Morris Inez Hall Goldie Connor Redkey Epworth League Bilby Murray Indianapolis Albert Davis Horace Parker Richmond Philip Horner Smith Knightstown al Taylor Joe Groves Frank Oler Delbert Smith Oliver Morris Whitewater New Trenton R. H. Stevens Lewis Lerner Chicago Marie Needham New Castle Chas. Pritchard Arthur Lerner Geo. Ridenour Liberty Frank Miller Charles Thomas Simpson Arthur Elizabeth Hasket MacGeath North Carolina Dublin U. B. Church Halleck Floyd Howard Flora McGeath Artie Laramore Hartford City Mary Ann Hasket Straughns U. B Anna Lawrence Lewisville

Germantown Notes Chronicle Local Happenings and Meetings

Pan Mandle gravel pit work resumes. Miss Blanche Sourbeer and Everett Rodenberg visited Abington. Walnut Level lodge installs officers. Indianapolis guests at Wickes home. Evangelical church quarterly meeting planned. Ladies Aid raise $5 for cemetery care with Saturday ice cream socials.

Pan Mandle Ellis McCray Blanche Sourbeer Everett Rodenberg Abington Dr. Eble Hazel Indianapolis Edgar Gilbert New Castle Will Rowe Walnut Level Lodge Chas. Winter N. G Frank Jacobs Frank Tout George Wickes Pennville Jacob Wickes H. B. Lyons Wilkinson George Condo Rev. Fisher Kokomo The Evangelical Church James Lichty Lee Hartman C. P A. E. Eble H. P Joe Torrence J. W

Curtis Chase Returns to Rapid City After Visit

Curtis Chase visits his parents Mr and Mrs Wesley Lee then returns to Rapid City South Dakota He works in the barber trade and travels with his brother in law Earl Obmit and family who plan to settle there if conditions suit Also noted is the golden wedding celebration of Mr and Mrs John H Ruhl with 75 friends, music by the Douglas band and gifts marking 50 years of marriage.

Curtis Chase Wesley Cea Lee Rapid City South Ora Inlaw Earl Obmit Douglas Oening Henry Ull Sophia Rhemger Douglas Band

Community Notes From Milton and Surrounding Towns

A compilation of local visits and travels with residents returning from Indianapolis Franklin Connersville and Cincinnati. Members of the I O F lodge install officers. Rev Scull announces sermons and a week of meetings with former Milton pastors. A serious wagon incident leaves him bedridden but services resume. wheat market activity includes Theo Crist Harry Ward and Timothy Connell shipments to Cincinnati.

Will Heck Indianapolis Ernest Brumfield Franklin Joshua Gresh E. P. Jones Grace Smythe Connersville Jas. Baker Edward Wissel Brookville Otto Wissel India Neeves New Paris New Paris and Richmond. Mr. and Mrs Clarence Hartshorn Ft. Wayne Clarence Clark Ethel Younts Edna Davis Agnes Ward Scull Doddridges Ross Parker David Parker Harry Doty Lois McClung New Castle Grace Hazel Schepman W. E. Williams Milton Lodge Harland Ridgeway Tacoma Washington J. W. Brumfield Paul Ferris Carl Williams Chas. Wilson, Jr Frank Adams Mr. Boggs Cincinnati Chas. Davis Hazel Ferguson Oscar Kerlin Carrie Walker Miriam Parkins M. E Robert Griner Griner Clem Stiles Spokane Mary Hearn Hentonville Walter Vandament Carlysle Newkirk Cleo Ward Carrie du Granr Frank Clouds Will Wallace Metamora I. C. O. F. Lodge N. G Charles Knauf W. G Santford Little John Little Willis Leverton Jesee Will Little Anderson Edmund B. Newman Cambridge City University of Cincinnati Theo Crist Harry Ward Timothy Connell A. J. Hart Jas. Dolen Milton M. E. Charge Monda J. T. Scull A. R. Jones Flatrock W. R. Lathrop Gierluf Jensen Shelbyville John Machlan D. A. Robertson

Armour's Natural Plant Food Advert for Fertilizers

Freeman's for Groceries promotes Armour's Fertilizers as natural plant food to boost yield and improve soil with each pound. Sold by F. M. Hackleman in Bentonville.

F. M. Hackleman Bentonville

Insurance ad and sales snippets from Hall Merc. Co

An insurance pitch urges protection during house construction with a note to see Charles Doney opposite the Postoffice. The ad also advertises a sale by Knollenberg and promotes Kant-Be-Beat suits at Hall Merc. Co with alarm clocks and ladders remarking on ambition.

Charles Doney Postoffice Hall Merc. Co

Trade offers for flour mill lumber yard and farms in Indiana

Advert shows 80 barrel flour mill near Indianapolis in Tippecanoe county with road and interurban access plus a lumber yard with full machinery. Other properties include a 1000 population town store in Rush county, an 80 acre White county farm priced at 4000 with mortgage, and a Greenfield property. Owner seeks quick disposal and farm trades, cued by Gero ay Doney Cambridge City Indiana.

Indianapolis Tippecanoe County Rush County White County Greenfield Gero Ay Cuet Over Drug Store Emis Cambridge City Ind

Rush County farms offered near Lewisville

Two 80 acre farms and one 160 acre farm in Rush county lie two miles south of Lewisville. These parcels are described as first class and offered at reasonable prices by W. H. Doney. The notice claims unmatched value on a $10.00 Suita at Hall Mere Co.

Rush County Lewisville W. H. Doney Hall Mere Co

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