Lee Pitmans visitors and local notes from Cambridge City
The Cambridge City column lists visitors including Mrs Lee Wright of Winchester and Miss Morrison of Philadelphia with Mrs C W Routh, and Oscar Howard and wife visiting Rev and Mrs Montgomery at Seamen Ohio. It notes local events from church music to Odd Fellows memorial plans and a death notice for Sherman Binkley with life details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Wright
Winchester
Miss Morrison
Philadelphia, Pa
C. W. Routh
Oscar Howard
Mrs. Montgomery
Fifty Years Ad and Local Marriages at Palo Alto
Notices record two marriages in Wayne county with dates and spouses, plus local business and social updates. It notes Mr Jacob Hiser marries Mary Halter, and Chas B Edison marries Ruth Elliott in nearby areas, alongside town commerce, woolen mill plans, a fatal animal accident, injuries, sermon and Bible Society activity, student exhibitions, and band serenades with community events through December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Alto
King
Jacob Hiser
Mary Halter
Wayne County
Whalebone colt shows strong show of prize potential
Mrs. Wesley Carey traveled to Richmond for Mrs. Newlin McGrew’s illness while local notes discuss C R M railroad items and a notable Whalebone colt sired by Whale bone Jr. owned by Chas Hiatt. The year’s crops of colts impress as finest yet. The Cosmopolitan plans sketches of sixty leading industrial figures, signaling broad reader interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Carey
Richmond
Newlin McGrew
Coke
Whalebone, Jr
Chas. Hiatt
Whalebone
Cosmopolitan
Death of Kosciusko Whelan Laments Osage Tribe
WIGWAM OSAGE TRIBE No. 93 reports the death of Kosciusko Whelan, an elder member and chief supporter of the order. The tribe offers condolences, orders the wigwam draped in mourning for thirty suns, and resolves to furnish a copy of the resolutions to the bereaved family and record them. Committee signatures include I. L. Pritchard, S. L. Wheeler, and T. E. Francis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosciusko Whelan
Death
Bro. Whelan
Cives
Osage
I. L. Pritchard
8. L. Wheeler
T. E. Francis
Trade items and local notices from a midwest issue
A bustling classified list items for sale rent and services including one hundred trimmed hats sale on Friday and Saturday. Notices warn electric light consumers to prepare June 10 rent collections by Willard Ulerich collector. Various sales are listed: Poland China hogs H W Artz 22 Bentonville Ind. and four farms near the city via W H Doney. A home on West Church Street for rent and Capitol Hill 15 acres for sale by Mrs Margaret Neff 105 Cambridge City. James Whitcomb Riley early recollections book notice from Ridgeway Harrison Hamilton Co Ohio. Pigs for sale by Ross Tyler. Demand for 100 bushels of cherries at 150 per bushel by F T Frohnapfel. Refrigerator and crockery stock at Frohnapfel. New Eay or a Callon by Mrs M Gray Milton. Mantles work doors interior finish by Louck & Hill Richmond Ind. Excursion to Madison June 15 includes steamboat ride 20 miles and back for 25 cents. note this was too late for handbills. John E Gray agent.
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James Whitcomb Riley
Addrena Major Ridgeway, Harrison,Hamilton Co
Ohio
Madison
Ind
Ohio River
John E. Gray
Agt
Excursion to Indianapolis Sails by Pennsylvania Lines
June 15 excursion tickets to Indianapolis will be sold via Pennsylvania Lines. The excursion train leaves from a central city at 9:00 a.m. German Orphans' Celebration funds and event details accompany the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Lines
Eee City
Central Lmne
Excursion to Madison via Pennsylvania Lines
Sunday excursion advertised to Madison by Pennsylvania Lines. June 15 round trip tickets from Cambridge City priced at $1.25, valid on the 6:27 a.m. central time train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Pennsylvania Lines
Pennsylvania Liner
Cambridge City
Half Rate to Terre Haute for Indiana Sunday School Meet
Return fare offered via Big Four Route for the Indiana State Sunday School Association convention in Terre Haute from June 17 to 19, 1902. Round trip tickets on sale June 17 and 18 at one fare, valid for return by June 21 1902. Inquiries to Big Four Route agents or Warren J. Lynch Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Big Four
Indiana State Sunday School Association
Indiana
Erfe Hante
Warren J. Lynch
Gen. Pass
Cincinati
Ohio
Dentistry advertisement from Richmond Indiana practice
As to Dentistry. If you need dentistry go where it has been a success for thirty one years. There is nothing new in dentistry that we cannot do for you. Painless and sensible operations on your teeth or jaws can be performed just as you wish it with much consideration for welfare afterward and comfort. We make the very best artificial teeth for five dollars a set and remodel old plates reasonable and guarantee a fit in the start because we have a method of trying the plate in the mouth before finishing the plate. We fill teeth for fifty cents up to any reasonable price with material good and durable and warrant work on scientific methods. It would be worth your while to call at the old office established in 1870. Correspondence solicited. WILLIAME, Dentist, 706 Main St, Richmond, Ind. Phone 1363, Home.
Through Geyserland Yellowstone Park Tour by Pennsylvania Lines
The Pennsylvania Lines will operate a vestibuled Pullman service from Indianapolis to Yellowstone National Park on August 14. The journey includes a full first class experience with a day stop in St Paul and Minneapolis, plus other stops. Arrangements cover hotel and camping tours of Wonderland. An illustrated itinerary is available from W W Richardson district passenger agent Indianapolis. Also runs Saratoga excursions June 5 to 9 for the American Academy of Medicine and American Medical Association meeting. contact Pennsylvania Lines passenger agents.
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Yellowstone Park
Pennsylvania Lines
Indianapolis
Yellowstone National Park
St. Paul
Minneapolis
The
Park
Wonderland
W. W. Richardson
Indianapoli
Ind
Saratoga
N. Y
American Academy of Medicine
American Medical Association
Pennsylvania Ines
Boston Excursions to Pennsylvania Lines Ex position
Boston excursions to Pennsylvania Lines for First Church of Christ Scientist convention. Half rates to Ft Wayne with return via Big Four Route for Concordia Saengerfest June 15 and 16 1902. Round trip tickets to Ft Wayne valid June 14 15 1902 from Big Four points in Ohio and IndiaOne fare round trip. Information from Big Four Route agent Warren J. Lynch Cincinnati Ohio.
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Boston
Wis
Penneylvania
Pennsylvania Lines
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Ft. Wayne
Big Four
Concordia Singing Society
Ohio
Warren J. Lynch
Gen. Pass. & Tkt. Agt
Cincinnati
Home-Seekers Excursions via Pennsylvania Lines
Low rate Home-Seekers Excursion tickets to points in the West Northwest and Southwest will be sold via the Pennsylvania Lines. Particular information about fares train times and other details will be furnished upon application to the Passenger and Ticket Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Lines
West
Northwest
Southwest
Notice of National Bank extension in Indiana
Treasury Department Office of the Comptroller of the Currency certifies that The First National Bank of Cambridge City Indiana complies with the Act to extend its corporate existence. The bank is authorized to operate until close of business May 11 1922 with official seal and signature of Comptroller William Ridgely dated May 16 1902.
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Treasury Department
Washington
LD. C
First National Bank of
Cambridge City
Cambridgn
Wayne
Sta
Indiana
Wlliam B. Ridgely
First National Bank
Cambrdge City
B. BL Y
Treancy
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Lee Pitman
L. E. Hahn
H. B. Miller
Oxford
H. H. Bryan
Chilicothe
Standard Mfg. Company
Charles Kimball
Pontiac, Mich
Ella Hughes
Mies Lizzie Sawyer
Mies Tillie Kepler
Forest Hill
John Pritchard
Lynn Kepler
Bartel
Perry Freeman
Abraham Rummel
John Custer
East
Cambridge
Presbyterian Church
C. Ernest Guyton
Northwestern Military Academy
Highland Park
Illinois
Winona Park
Jacksonburg
Winfield Eliazon
Frank Worl
Dolan Dougherty
Richard Scott
Amos Lannerd
J. W. Moore
Ray Bertech
Earl Barefoot
Willard Ulerich
Centreville
J. F. Frame
Indianapolis News
Fresh Air Bureau
J. H. Winter
Prophet
Wm. Oldham
Chapman
T. E. Francis, Jr
Great Council
Albert Boyer
O. D. Chase
C. M. Sowers
C. T. Wright
Wm. W. Kepler
B. F. Baker
John Elliott
J. M. Rummel
W. W. Kepler
Lee Ault
Hattie Ault
Muncie
Harry Ault
Sprague, Warner & Co
Frank Ault
Marshal Field & 4Co
Chicago
Wayne Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Hezel Degree
Daughters of Rebekah
Cambridge City Band
Riverside Cemetery
Riverside
M. E. Church
Sherman Binkley
William Sherman Binkley
Dublin
Odd Fellowes
Old Homestead
Wayne Register
Cambridge City Tribune
Logan Tribe
Dt VU. R. M
John Binkley
Olive Branch Lodge No
Dublin Cornet Band
D. P. Demree
Sarah Demree
George Floyd
Red Men
East Cemetery
Anthony Hower
Omar Bacon
Plainfield
Mary
Elnora Schafer
Middletown
John Shafer
Baptist Church
Felix Rummel
Frank Rummel
C. R. Lay
Lima
Richmond High School
Exum Haas
E.M. Hass
Morris’ Springs
William Coleman
Catherine Kuster
Eliza Hunter
Simon Kuster
J. M. Ingerman
Cambridge City News
Elder Harbour
Chas. B. Edison
Camden
Ruth Elliott
Jacob Ellott
Cambride
J. Andrew Smith
California
Ms. Smith
Land of Gold
Mr. Smith
John Cockefair
William H. Conwell
Ezekiel Stevens
Terrell
American Bible Society
Bible Cause
Joshua Gresh
William Callaway
Washington Township
John T. Becket
John 8. Dougherty
Zadock Dougherty
Harrison Township
Aaron H. Vestal
Drischel
Mesers
Brook
Reece Kendall
William Tyner
John Lemberger
B. B. Custer
Walter Wood
E. O. Reiser
San Francisco
Mr. Reiser
Helen Hunt Club
Oakland Farm
Alice Bradbury
United States
W. E. Hastings
Tyler
Cairo
Carrie Franklin
Pendleton
Falls Sisters
Poland
Artz
Bentonville
W.H. Doney
S. C. Harvey
West Church Street
W. H. Doney
Capitol Hill
Margaret Neff
Ross Tyler
F. T. Frohnapfel
Frohnapfel’s
Frqhnapfel
M Gray
Milton
Walter Waddell
Cambridge City, Ind
Williame
Main
Geyserland
Norrit
W. G.woodmansee Piano CO
Mr. G. Kreusch
N. B
Angelus
Frohnapfel
Lowe Brothers
W. A. Watler
Dasher
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