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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1907
Page
1
A local drug store ad promotes shopping for spices and flavoring extracts alongside usual drug store goods. It asserts equal attention to quality and urges customers to buy all items at the same store. The notice closes with a courteous invitation to be served.
Frank Campbell of Indianapolis came yesterday to attend the funeral of his aunt Tillie Camphete.
J Q Bishop dies after lingering illness in Bayards street area. Obituary notes his long life of Christian service, membership in local church since 1890, and active support of Christian Woman's Board of Missions and Women’s Foreign Missionary Society. Also highlights his neighborly kindness and husband wife partnership, with community organizations mourned.
Buffalo Bill's Wild West and Congress of Pecos Riders return after four years away from America. Buffalo Bill dirig es the show directing performances with trained ponies, horses, and riders in a grand display of horsemanship, scouts, and stage scenes for audiences across the West.
A letter to Huchard Ameromian from Oklahoma reports his sister Eliza Rolliston widow of Rankin Rolliston is gravely ill at home and likely to die soon. If she passes, her remains will be brought to Clinton for interment. Mrs Rolliston formerly lived in Clinton and has many relatives here who mourn her illness.
The Y M L Catholic organization will institute a new council on Sunday, August 11, at the opera house. Committees are set to handle arrangements and initiation will be conducted by an Indianapolis team with necessary paraphernalia. A large delegation from Indianapolis and nearby towns is expected, followed by a banquet for all members. About seventy five will be initiated, led by Frank Micheli and OD Muller with the aid of other members.
West Terre Haute and Clinton clubs duel for supremacy at Morris Park next Sunday at 3:00 PM. Both teams hold 2 wins and 2 losses as they enter a five game weekend, a local showdown to see which squad leads.
Norman Runyan and Miss Mary Vestal were married Sunday August 4 at the residence of Squire Ruby with the officiating judge. The item mentions William Randolph Hearst and a nod to past party conflicts, recalling French Lick's former Democratic official.
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