Pictures at E. J. Dunn's and star menu items noted
A record of varied local notices mentions E. J. Dunn's advertising pictures and reed rockers at 1.75 dollars, Star Bakery oysters and turkey dinners, a Star Restaurant Thanksgiving meal at 25 cents, and Bertha Prather's veiling sales. Several incidents include a gas well flow near Anderson, a recent earthquake water rise in Kankakee marshes, and a Richmond man with an old marriage certificate from 1750.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Dunn’s
Plainfield
Baltimore
Star Bakery
Joseph H. Smith
New Castle, Evangelist
Star Restaurant
Anderson
Bertha Prather’s
Kankakee
Iorgan County
New Castle
Weingart
Lewis Clark
Shelbyville
Frank Woods
Greenfield
Coffin’s
George Downey
Fairmount Fair Association
White & Talbert’s
R. E. Henley
Isaac Howard
E. J. Dunn
Fred Pickard
Alexandria
M. E
Star
Westley Myres
Warsaw
Bertha Prather
Earlham College
Coffin’s Drug Store
Richmond
Philadelphia
National Bank Legacy Mentioned in Obituary Line
The deceased was father to Mrs W A Jones of Rushville and Edward Oglesby of Cincinnati, highlighting family ties in Ohio and Indiana.
Bush County Souvenir In Rushville Office On Press
Proof sheets of the Bush County Souvenir shown at the Jacksonian office in Rushville exceed expectations. The edition includes a Rush county map, 350 portraits of old settlers, views of fair grounds East Hill cemetery and numerous buildings. Dr John Arnold writes the leading historical sketch. limited to 5000 copies at 25 cents each with many pre subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush County
Jacksonian
Rushville
Carthage
Presbyterian Church
Rush County
East Hill Cemetery
S. Orphans
John Arnold
Masons
The
Odd Fellows
Knights of Pythias
Knights of Maccabees
Red Men
Secret Orders
County Edition Sparks Quick Sellout and Wide Demand
The edition is expected to sell out immediately upon release. Every county resident is likely to want a copy and many will be sent to friends and former residents of the county.
Weather, people, and a large funeral in Walnut Ridge
Light showers and warm days keep wheat looking fine. Frank Dubois is able to be out again. Jonathan Morris visits his daughter Mrs Murray Parker. Gas company improves gas supply. Farmers shred fodder improving feed. Susannah Binford’s funeral at Walnut Ridge attended by many. Rev J O Binford delivers a sermon on good works. M C Pinford attends despite age. First death in the family in sixty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dubois
Jonathan Morris
Murray Parker
Susannah Binford
Walnut Ridge
J. O. Binford
M. C. Pinford
Social life in Washington dwarfs wealth with official rank
Washington society reveals that official position opens doors more than money. Prominent homes around Dupont Circle house lavish parties this season. Mrs Westinghouse, famed for florals and lavish entertaining, rents Blaine’s former circle property and hosts multi-table dinners for hundreds. The Art Amateur issue highlights new color plates and practical guidance for artists and decorators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C
Washington
Dupont Circle
James G. Blaine
Chicago
Z. L. Leiter
Circle
Blaine
No Humbug Patent Remedy Claims Miraculous Cures
Foley's Honey and Tar does not claim to perform miracles but asserts comfort and relief in advanced stages of consumption and asthma and usually cures early stages. It is offered as worth trying by those afflicted or threatened with these diseases for 50 cents. Coffin & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
QO. S, Coffin & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. L. R’y
J. E. Campbell
Indiana
Society Directory
Carraace Lopee No
Odd Fellows Hall
the Record Office
Wells County
Kokomo
Orleans
Henley’s
Hartford City
Edward Lambert
Wabash
Logansport
Elwood
Chris Groom
Weingart’s
William Brennerman
Berrua PratuHer
James E. Watson
Waldron
Jeffersonville
Bertha Prathers
Lewis Weingart
Henry Snider
Madison Township
Carroll County
Nellie T. Sowers
Wayne County
Asheville
N. C
Abigail Henley
Henry & Mercer
George Newhouse
D. L. Pearson
Laporte
William T. Dennis
C. R. Smith
Central Union Telephone Company
Smith
Terre Haute
C. E. Ferrer
Indianapolis
Wayne County Historical Society
J. W. Jay
Joseph C. Ratliff
Harriet M. Valentine
Lydia Mendenhall
Beulah McPherson
Caleb Clay
Atlanta Exposition
Sherman
Tex
Nez Pierces
Idaho
Francis Schlaatter
Missiah
R. L. Gault
Montreal
Bright
Banner
Cincinnati
Delaware, C
Union College
Schenectady
N. Y
Benjamin Harrison
William Dickerman
General Torrence
New York
Pitezel
H. H. Holmes
8. F. Smith
Newton
Mass
America
Boston
Altgeld
Ilinois
Atlanta
Illinois
Pullman Company
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Henson
Missouri Penitentay
Stoddard
Cleveland
A. C. Correy
Fort Scott
Kan
New York Central Road
Romé
General Missionary Committee
Methodist Episcopal Church
Denver
Colo
Bulgaria
Marshal Black
Bertha Wooten
Ashland
Ohio
Black
Jim
Bertie
Berties
Hill Bros., Hardware, Tinware and
Westland
Elma Powers
Elder Robb
John New
Morristown
Aldus Harold
Mark Catt
Lem. Harold
Charlie Ratliff’s
Chas. Ratliff
C. F. Bundy
Maple Valley
Harold
Knightstown
Rev
Nelson
Westland Church
Western Grove
James Outland
Walter Luse
Fairmount
W. P. Marsh
Winchester
N. D. Coffin
Thos. Holding
Butlerville
Westland Christian Endeavorers
N. D
Carl
Coffins Drug Store
Society IN
Mrs Westinghouse
Art Amateur
Conrad Kiesel
Mumaugh
Eeeee Foo
Montague Marks
Union Square
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