Soda fountain promises cooling relief on hot days
A beverage ad touts a fountain’s cold offerings as cure for thirst. It claims some sodas increase thirst and promotes an iced orange phosphate and raspberry soda with ice cream as refreshing treats.
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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1906
Page
1
A beverage ad touts a fountain’s cold offerings as cure for thirst. It claims some sodas increase thirst and promotes an iced orange phosphate and raspberry soda with ice cream as refreshing treats.
Secret orders will hold a joint decoration at Riverside cemetery on Sunday June 10. Members meet at lodge rooms at 1 pm and assemble at the school grounds at 2 pm then march via Fourth street to Main and to the Matthews monument with music and prayers. Invited to attend.
All members are requested to meet at the church at 4 o clock Saturday for a Children’s Day Service practice.
The Presbyterian Church plans a Sunday evening program for children with a brief Sunday morning sermon by Rev. Fowler titled The Victorious Life The Vicarious Life. All are invited to attend both services.
On Sunday morning Rev. Fowler preached an instructive sermon on the Outpouring of the Holy Spirit. Last Sunday marked Pentecost with special music by the choir and strong singing by the congregation.
David Murray visited Terre Haute on business yesterday, making a brief trip to the city.
In Clinton’s opera house last Saturday the Democrats named a full county ticket led by Wm. Wiltermood as chairman. Morgan Tucker and James Crane dominated the selection while reformers Luty and Blue watched. the ticket includes White, Grimes, Rose, Royce, Caseber, Thomas, Higgins, Bush, Feneannon and several council seats with Osborn promoting publicity.
Regular session at city hall with Mayor Johnson presiding. Bills paid to local firms and individuals. liquor licenses granted to several named persons. North Seventh and South Fourth streets in poor condition. books opened under pressure to Morey. humane drinking fountain committee granted time. Ordinance on local theater agencies to be drafted. plumbers ordinance adopted. School trustees Gerrish and Jackson chosen. Gerrish elected. Robb granted two weeks leave. city attorney Adamson resignation accepted.
Report says a surveying party staying at the New Grinley hotel has been traveling daily east from Rockville. One employee hinted at a line from Indianapolis to Clinton and Paris three miles south of Rockville, though officials have not released details. The credibility of the tip varies, but the work location aligns with the claim.
Our Boys beat Clinton and Coxville 8 to 1 at Rosedale Sunday. Edmonds pitched a splendid game and received top support. Our team heads to Paris, Til Sunday.
The marriage of Sept Wm F Clarke and Miss Elva Pierson is announced for June 27.
The Methodist Church hosts children special services at 9 45 a.m. baptism at 11 a.m. and evening service at 7 30 p.m. Rev Leeson speaks at Shepherds Cemetery at 2 p.m. on Decoration Day when soldiers hold their annual observance.
The Finlander preacher Krevona, charged with undue intimacy with his 16 year old daughter, faced a Newport jail hearing after a jury split eight to four on acquittal versus conviction.
A small boy, son of Mr and Mrs Morgan at Fairview, struck a railroad blasting cap with a brick and caused an explosion that severed his thumb. He was taken to medical care for treatment.
George Foltz aged 14 died Friday morning at his home in the west part of the township from typhoid fever. He had recently been in a runaway accident and suffered a broken leg prior to his illness.
The marriage of Leslie Galloway to Miss Jennie Teal is announced for June 20. Local friends and relatives are invited to witness the ceremony and share in the celebration.
Phil A. Penna and Miss Jessie Wagner joined in marriage at the bride's home yesterday at high noon with Rev. C E Fowler officiating. The ceremony was followed by a wedding dinner served by Lorena Wiltermood.
The docket lists petitions to sell real estate in the Ray and Leonard Tines matter with guardian Edward B. Vines, estate settlement actions for Frank K. Pollard and Charles A. McKenzie, a discharge in State v Suggs for assault with intent, a divorce in William Yoho v Flora Yoho, replevin Clinton L. Watson v Silas Jones, and guardianship appointment petitions for Pauline Holt et al with Miller Schmidt representing the plaintiff.
Dr. C. M. White suffered a painful injury when plaster fell from his office ceiling last Friday. He was struck and rendered unconscious for a period before assistance arrived.
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