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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1906
Page
4
Saturday reports show Ed White in Terre Haute and David Murray starting his elevator project. Local brief items reveal travel by William Bonner and wife to New York and a mare injury near Dana. Aiblanes quiz and jokes mix with ads for Sunnyside properties and sewer pipe factory work.
Reflections on childhood days with Kittie in Wisconsin at Meadow Farm and later notes on social pretensions. The author contrasts youthful vacation innocence with modern courtship, duties, and satirical remarks on society figures, including references to Shaw, Thaw, and a president.
Ed River, hospitalized in Terre Haute, remains listed in stable condition as the team prepares for the upcoming game. Family and teammates stay hopeful for his return.
Col Kellogg recalls a story of rivers drying up as a geography class fiction. A sobbing girl reveals she has a sister living in Erie, adding a poignant twist to the comic science anecdote.
Notice from Clinton Indiana Common Council dates August 23 190 for a city sewerage project with pipes ranging from 8 to 24 inches along Elm Blackman Mulberry Vine Main Knowles and other streets. Public improvements include vitrifie salt glazed piping and assessments with remonstrance hearing set September 4 191.
Miss Emma Stone of Clinton Iowa visits her cousin S C Stultz and now travels to the country to visit relatives. She is sister to Anna Stone who visited here three years ago. Mr and Mrs Madison Nolan have moved to Riverside California to set up housekeeping. They met Craton Mr Nolan ran into Chas Merril formerly of this city who is running a store out there.
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