Local notes and ads from Columbus Courier items
Saturday reports list a lawn fete for a private kindergarten fundraiser at Hunt s, cabinet prices, and social notes. Earl Winans and Dave Pence return from Purdue after a safe blowing incident in Seymour with $144 stolen from Seymour Furniture Co. No arrests. Ben McQueen and wife visit Kansas neighbors. grandson Jacob Kelly visits. The Hole Odd Fellow club buys 100 Big Four train tickets but underfunds trip costs by $7. Columbus Development Company awards oil well contract to Gottloib Ruesch. 800 acres leased in Harrison township. work to start soon. Stockholders urged to pay subscriptions.
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Ben McQueen
John Kelly
Kansas
Columbus
Jacob Kelly
Ed. Courier
Columbus Development Company
St. Denis
Gottloib Ruesch
St. Marys
Ohio
Harrison Township
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered With One Hundred Dollar Reward
A vintage advertisement offers a $100 reward for a catarrh cure, naming Hall's Catarrh Cure with 75 cents per bottle. It cites F J Cheney & Co of Toledo and lists testimonials from West & Truax and Walding Kinnanl & Marvin as endorsers.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J Cheney
West & Truax
Walding Kinnanl & Marvin
Value sales offer for fabrics and garments at White House
The White House advertises monthly money saving values including lawn and dimity yardage at low prices, dress ginghams, unbleached muslin and muslin sheets, white and colored shirt waists, muslin underwear, ladies ready made outfits, and new low price lines. Carpets and mattings featured.
Fehring's graves honored by Knights of Pythias ceremony
The Columbus Knights of Pythias decorated the graves of their departed brothers at Garland Brook cemetery with ritual exercises led by Captain H. J. Tooley in new uniforms. Eloquent addresses by C. B. Cooper and Rev. M. A. Farr accompanied a large crowd. A city procession and flower strewn graves closed the ceremonies. Justice Palmer celebrates eighty first birthday with family and friends. Columbus beat Seymour 14 to 12 in baseball. a football challenge was issued for next game.
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Columbus Knights of Pythias
Nashville Lodge
H. J. Tooley
E. E. Walker
Ira Taggart
Nashville
Garland Brook
C. B. Cooper
City Band
Uniform Bank
M. A. Farr
John D. Hunter
Mechanic Street
Justice Palmer
Bartholomew County
Squire Palmer
Columbus
Seymour
Seymour Boys
Sey. Dem
Clifford Knights of Pythias decorate graves with Taylorsville lodge
Clifford K of Pythias and Taylorsville lodge members decorated graves yesterday. Rev Lamreaux gave the memorial sermon at the church before lodges marched to Liberty cemetery for decoration exercises with flowers distributed. Rev Gregory complains of harassment by colored neighbors on Nineteenth Street and threatens prosecution if not stopped.
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Clifford K. of
P.’s
Clifford Knights of Pythias Lodge
Taylorsville Lodge
Lamreaux
Liberty Cemetery
Gregory
Southern Methodist
Ninteenth Street
Hope Hosts Columbus Delegation Dinner After Trip
The Columbus delegation returned after midnight from a visit to Hope where Odd Fellows from Columbus attended a lively dinner. Community notes list many names and visits including Miss Flossie Miller, Miss May Williams, and Rev. A. J. Frank, with travels to Clifford Franklin Terre Haute Madison and Cincinnati.
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Flossie Miller
Clifford
Ora
Kate Newsom
George Tucker
Terre Haute
Wm. Swank
Charles
Ogilville
Columbus
A. J. Frank
Greencastle
DePauw University
Minnie Anderson
J. A. Carnagey
Madison
J. D. Lyle
Alcie
Cincinnati
W. B. Fiske
Evansville
Keller Nominated for Georgetown Mayor in Kentucky
J W Keller former Columbus boy nominated by Georgetown Republicans for mayor defeating opponent 110 to 97. The Georgetown Sentinel lauds his long service as councilman and calls for a successful administration and continued community support for Georgetown’s adopted son Keller.
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J. W. Keller
Columbus
Georgetown
Kentucky
Georgetown Sentinel
Keller
Mr. Keller
Hope
Bartholomew County
Benjamin
Emily Cornelia Keller
Flatrock
Shelby
County
Indiana
Barlow's
Republican Party
Sentinel
Paternity verdict set in Indiana case for Miller versus Hubbard
In Winchester on June 10 a jury awarded Della Miller 480 dollars plus costs from Francis M. Hubbard in a paternity dispute. Silas Miller, the plaintiff’s father who has served a year for an unnatural crime, will likely be released around September 1. In Muncie on the same date labor officials said window glass blowers will resume work about September 1, and Evansville reported a patrolman severely beaten while attempting to arrest George Selzer Jr, who was with several women of bad repute, with Selzer’s father also injured.
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Winchester
Ind
Della Miller
Francis M. Hubbard
Silas
Miss Miller
Muncie
Labor Assembly
United States
Evansville
Henry Dillman
George Selzer, Jr
Selzer
Terre Haute Fair Collision Draws Twenty Thousand Fans
Twenty thousand people saw a dead end collision at the Terre Haute fair grounds under Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen auspices. No engines derailed and damage was slight though injuries were reported.
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Terre Waute
Ind
The
Brotherhood of Railway
Evansville Loses to Rockford in Sunday Matchup
Rockford's Elliott dominated the game as Evansville fell 9 to 1. Crosby and Roth contributed for Rockford while Han ford also starred on the mound in Evansville's defeat.
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Rockford
Ill
Evansville
Elliott
Hanford
Crosby
Roth
Saloon Keeper Shot Three Times in Vincennes
Vincennes Indiana June 10 Philip Deluria saloon keeper was shot three times by Joel Bonhomme a teamster Sunday afternoon in the saloon Deluria will die Bonhomme is a prisoner
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Vincennes
Ind
Philip Deluria
Joel Bonhomme
Deluria
Bonhomme
Daring Kokomo Broker Rushed to Bedside. Wife Dies
In Kokomo Indiana F Gage a prominent broker rushed to his dying wife’s side and collapsed suddenly dying himself from brain paralysis witnessed by his wife who may live only hours. Also in Indianapolis 105 year old George Swithh dies after Civil War era life beginning as a slave sale.
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Kokomo, Ind
F. Gage
Indianapolis
Ind
George Swithh
David Braden
Capitol Avenue
North
Wall’s Ferry
New Orelans
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O. H. Mennet
Wash
A Ene
Columbus Herald
Clarence Adams
Irwin
Kintergarden
Hunt's
Ringer Studio
Earl Winans
Dave Pence
Lafayette
Purdue University
Seymour Furniture Co
White House
Gente
Jos V. Hilger
Fehring’s
K. OF P.’S Decorate
Eternity
ODD Fellows AT Hope
Hope Lodge
Columbus Boys
June Pherigo
Gus Elzea
E. Markland
Robert Taylor
Eugene Wise, Gideon Schultz
James Frame, J. N. Webb
Ed Wagner
Len Tuttle
Howard Tompkins
Wm. Stickens
Ed Lawrence
Wm. Lang
J. Minor
F. Israel
B. Bishop
Ed Lacy
Chas, Barnaby
Phil Knorr
Charlton Rominger
Will Crane
O. P. Turner
David Howard
John Minter
Ed Shippard
Norval Hege
James Cowles
Ed Moore
Thomas Shewman
John L. Bonham
W. W. Dizon
Wagner
Jas
Luchtee
Harry
Jeff
Ed Gaunt
T. M. Minor
H. Turner, Co
C. Neal
Chas. M. Moxley
Chas. Corroda
Ed Crane
I. G. Gastin
O. T. Salsbury
D. C. Harrison
Chas. Reeves
Geo. Woody, W. F. Kendall
R. W. Vaughn
John Rynereon
John Scott
Sadie Jones
Franklin
May Williams
New Albany
Anderson Shultz
Walter Aynerson
Grace Sooy
H. Kirk
Madison Herald
Samuel Hayes
Columbua
Courier
Judge Hard
Greensburg
Cassie Rapp
Shelbyville
Misses Grace
Blanche Rapp
Ed Melcher
Pittsburg
J. C. Everroad
N. G. Smith
O. B. Shank
E. K. Hood
Will Gilker
Emma Pyles
Bertha Fultz
Henry Voelz
Freeport
Mr. Harlan
Michael Mannion
Stewart Drug Co
Rock Island, Ill
Kranz
Rock Island
Arthur
Swain
Sternagle
Sears
Clnton & Jackson Sts
Chicags
Chicags, Ill. Sold Oy
Q. J Nobitt
Druggsts
Washington , Columbus, Ind
Hoosier State
Isaacs
Armstrong Township
Werner
Cincinnati Skat Club
Richard E. Werner
Anderson
William A. Harlan
Johnson
Harlan
Purina
George Kitzinger
C. E. Carter
Carter
Aise
C. E. Carter & CO
W. Jackson St
Chicago
Ernst Stahihuth & Co
Cori Gth
Washington Streets
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Cramp’s
J. Beery
Pleasant
Jackson Buggy Works
Columbus, Hope & Greensburg
Mixea
Reese
Greenaburg
Hartaville Crossing
O Hope
Miller's
Lambert's
J. P. Madden
Central Union
Tele
Rocky Mountains
Otto
Prescription Pharmacy
Rystac Launcr
Fifth Street
Prop
Akron
Vandalia
Louisville & Nashville
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Akron & Columbus
Erie
Ilinoia
Tennessee
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