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Newspaper
Columbus Daily Herald
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1900
Page
5
Mrs George Selleck visits relatives for holidays. Engraving on Rost goods by Indianapolis expert Gardner. Jell O dessert ad promotes flavors and 10 cent price. Rev W E Biederwolf, Cuban war chaplain, noted. Dr Minner and Deputy Wagner involved in bank looting hunt. Kier Bros Co advertises large china and toys. Mrs Geo A Truex travels to Marion for wedding. For Rent: old Driving Park property with 24 acres offered by Wm Brocrmay.
In a Union Township case, Cecil Schofield pleads guilty to assault and battery and is fined 11.50. Ernest Benefield’s language charge is dismissed. William Brockman sues Henry Wagner for 35.50, with a Monday decision promised. Jury action noted, with Judge Stader presiding in the morning session.
An old style candy shop ad invites readers to the Greek candy store at 329 Washington Street. It touts finest one pound boxes of candies from 10 cents and up and offers special prices to churches and schools.
Washington annuls the Carrollton Ky post office contract awarded to J E Gibson after a bribery scandal involving Governor Longine. William Everroad & Son, the next lowest bidders, may receive the job if re advertised. Also notes Elks Minstrels ticket demand and other local items.
Further information from A Whedon Pan a Agent in Louisville and T Swift Lexington Ky along with Wa Tayloe Louisville and Mrs John Penniston North Vernon are listed. Max Hawley is due home from Bloomington tonight and W T Davie with wife plan to visit Louisville Monday to see their son Gordon for Christmas.
Hustling young man can earn 30 per month and expenses. Permanent position after experience unnecessary. For particulars apply Clark & Co. 4th and Locust streets Philadelphia Pa.
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