Additional Personal News From The Columbus Herald
Miss Nell Brown of Franklin visits Miss Nannie Tulley. Prof Headley of Indianapolis arrives to visit Tom King. Miss May Waldorf of Terre Haute visits Miss Amy Brown. Mrs J A Davidson comes from Rushville to visit Mrs H H Boyd. D A Sutherland and wife return from the south. W A Mooney travels to Indianapolis. George E Ellis an Indianapolis traveler. Miss Florence Tritt returns from Irvington school. Miss Barnardine Smith of Lafayette to visit Mrs W A Mooney. J F Snyder and wife depart for Canada for two months. Merle Ashby of Edinburg visits her uncle Geo I Winans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Brown
Franklin
Nannie Tulley
Prof. Headley
Indianapolis
Tom King
Mias May Waldorf
Terre Haute
Amy Brown
Dode Snyder
Barnarladine Smith
Lafayette
W. A. Mooney
J. F. Snyder
Canada
Merle Ashby
Edinburg
Geo. I. Winans
Tragedy on North Mechanic Street as Team Frees Itself
A two horse team driven by Joseph Sidler and his father Chas Sidler bolted near Cam bridge train on North Mechanic Street this morning. Both were thrown and seriously injured. Chas sustained an shoulder injury while Joseph suffered a torn tear duct. Joseph was treated at Hauser and Parker’s drug store by Drs Holder and Roope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sidler
Cambridge
North
Mechanic Street
Chas Sidler
Chas
Sidler
Joseph
Hauser & Parkers Drug Store
Drs. Holder
Roope
Herbert Butler Trio Ranked Among Great Joachim Pupil Groups
Mr Butler is hailed as one of the finest Joachim pupils and leads the Herbert Butler Trio, a highly artistic concert company regarded among the era’s top ensembles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Ranke
Joachim
Herbert Butler Trio
Grain-O praised for health and children's welfare
A Washington family endorses Grain-O from Genesee Pure Food Co. Le Roy NY, claiming it is superior to other beverages because it is solid grain and better for health. The letter urges others to choose Grain-O for family welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Genesee Pure Fod Co
le Roy
N. Y
C. F
Mevena
Indiana Music Teachers Hold Closest Attention
Indiana music teachers convened for business, recitals, lectures, and large audiences. A 2 PM business session preceded a recital by the Indianapolis Philharmonic String Quartette. Lectures by Mrs. Jas M Fowler and Miss Agnes Morton covered ear training and matinee management. W B Matthews of Chicago delivered a well received lecture on music journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philharmonic String Quartette
Indianapolis
Applendid
Agnes Morton
Madison
B. Matthews
Chicago
Music Magazine
Matthews
Henrietta Kitchell-Blakeman
Ida Gray-Scott
Scott
Columbus
Music and marriages feature in Shelbyville social round
Society notes recount a string quartet program with Haydn Kaiser Tschaikowsky and others, plus a paper by Grace Alexander on music criticism. Walter Langham and Gertrude Wood wed at Shelbyville M E church, with plans to live in Hope. Lathrop and Ora Kend—married near Hope with reception, gifts, and local praise for performances by Galvin Nell and Paul Revere’s Ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herzog
Godard
McGibney
Walter Langham
Hope
Gertrude Wood
Geneva
Shelbyville
Duncan
M. E Church
Langham
Lyman Lathrop
Mias Ora Kener
W. R. Lathrop
Hope M. E. Church
Mies Galvin
Indianapolis
Edward Nell
Paul Revere
Ride
Was Fond of Chickens and Visits in Brownstown
A stray dog ate six of George Ellis's chickens yesterday before the animal left. Miss Lena Boyatt visited friends at Columbus several days this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ellis
Lena Boyatt
Columbus
Brownstown Banner
A Pensioner's Grief and Quick Quips Across Newspapers
A New York pensioner laments losing a comrade with boot sizes matched by a shared pair. A Harlem Life line notes the emotional loss and hospital humor. A Chicago Tribune exchange mocks parliamentary adjournment. Detroit Free Press offers a quip on tender swains and a Hammock throne. A Bore-Ah! and Miss Cutting joke about seasonal blessings and changing oysters ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harlem
Bore
Chicago Chronicle
Quotations and quips from a bustling wit pack
A collage of light humor snippets from early newspapers includes biting lines from the Detroit Journal the Washington Star and others. witty exchanges cover manners money and mischief with pithy exchanges about brains looks and everyday foibles.
Train Carrying J F Miller Private Car Dashes to Madison
A special train including J F Miller's private car ran down to Madison this morning. Harry Moss paid 23.90 sustaining provoke case. Ambrose Lawless pled guilty to provoke and stayed fine. The two cases Lawless vs Moss and Moss vs Lawless for profanity were dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rail Road News
J. F. Miller
Madison
Harry Moss
Ambrose Lawless
Lawless
Moss
Seashore Mountain and Lake Resorts Promote Summer Trips
The Seashore Mountain and Lake Resorts are highlighted as ideal summer pleasure grounds. Pennsylvania Lines agents offer full information on rates, train service, and through car comforts and will assist in planning vacation trips at no charge. Contact the Pennsylvania Lines Passenger and Ticket Agent to arrange details and avoid planning hassles. W. H. Dowzit, Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
S.C
Pennsylvania
National Educational Association
Pennsylvania Lines
W. H. Dowzit
Hoosier State
St. Louis
Indianapolis
W. W. Richardson
Kansas City
Harvesting Becomes Main Occupation In Waymansville
Local residents report harvesting as the current focus. Several visitors travel between Beck, Jackson county, and Columbus. Notable entries include Miss Fiona Tobroke returning from Indianapolis and Chas McCord with Mrs Settle heading to Brown County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Applebee
Chicago
Chas
E. Settle
Jackson County
Lenny Carmichael
Beck
Vena
Garden City
Frank Manuel
Beck’s Grove
Wm. Trimpe Tuesaday
R. W. Philips
Anne McKinney
Columbus
Peter Cole
Mr. Applebee
Chas. McCord
Elmer Brown
Houston
Oscar Tobroke
Fiona Tobroke
Indianapolis
Lulu Waggoner
Chas. E. Settle
Chas, McCord
C. E Settle
Brown Co
G. W. Werts
Dr. Shuman
Jno
M. Holmes
B. W. Lockman
Chamberlains Pain Balm Promises Quick Relief
If troubled with rheumatism try Chamberlains Pain Balm. It costs nothing if no benefit. One application relieves pain and it cures sprains bruises faster than other treatments. Also helps cuts burns frost bites quinsy sore side glandular swellings. Every bottle warranted. Price 25 and 50 da. Hauser Parker druggists sell it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Hauser & Parker Druggists
The Germ Threat and Blood Purifier Promoted
An advisory piece extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifying remedy that strengthens immunity and aids digestion. It claims the medicine increases blood quality and quantity, helps resist disease, and can cure ninety eight of one hundred when given a fair trial. It also notes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for constipation relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Justice and Constables Listed by Township in Ohio Area
A long list of justices and constables for multiple townships including German Township Harrison Township Jackson Township Mineven Township Ohio Township Rook Derek Township Band Creek Township Union Township Wayne Township and others is provided. Also included is a catalog of fire alarm box locations at various street intersections and landmarks such as Moore’s Tannery and Reeves Pulley Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olroult
Francis T. Herd
John L. Davis
W. H. Aikin
Wm.f. Barrett
Samuel Fitch
Henry Rethwisch
Henry Howe
E. Hiner
W. H. Rights
W. I. Fungate County
Irwin Reynolds
Oma BR
Henry Ta
Arris i Circuit Court
Esary
Hawcreek
Geo O. More
Hope
Flatrock
Thos. C. Dodd
St. Louia Cross
Taylorsvile Nineveh
Jacob Stucker
Taylorsville
Union
Peter M .Paume
Columbus
Clifty
Brad Newbern
Clay
Gustavus Patios
Nortonburg
M. V. Jewell
Harrison
James Bparks
Rockcreek
Jana
Grammar Bandcreek
W.pringer
E.town
Wayne
Wilson Jonesville
Ohio
Jackson
Brown
Washington
Mooney's Tannery
Btarch Works
Bsecond
Franklin
Eixth and
Mechanics
Pearl
Sycamore
Chestnut
Wilson
Reeves Pulley Works
Hutchinm Avenue
California
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Columbus Herald
J. A. Davidson
Rushville
H. Boyd
D. A. Sutherland
George E. Ellis
Florence Tritt
Irvington
Herbert Butler
Mrs. M. Hissem-Demoss
Indiana Music Teachers
Matters Musical
Max
Leckner
Jas. M. Fowler
Joseph Haydn
Tschaikowsky
Philharmonic Club
Hugh McGibney
Lathrop
L. 8. Fisher & Bro
Buainesa
Flora M. Hunter
Detroit Free Press
Detroit Journal
Miss Cayenne
Washington Star
What He
Wanted
Chicago Post
Gee Whittaker
Clara Wayupp
John Spriggs
Smith
Yonkers Herald
Jones
Judge
Chicago Daily News
Police Court News
Reiskell
Heiskell
Johnston, Holloway & CO
Philadelphia
Guaring Remedy Co
Montreal
New Kent
Miller& McClurdy
G. H. Watson
Liveryman
Burgettetown
Washington Co
Hauser & Parker, Druggiste
Gul " Nant Ae
Healum
Sterling Remedy Company
Waymansville
Indiana
Rystal Laundr
Fifth Street
John L. Bonham
David Stobo
SEC, Citizens’ B, & L, Assn. —Dealer In— Real Estate
Third Street
Millen Soap Co
Adams Street
Prudential Insurance Company
St. Onas
Carola
Otto
Citizens Building & Loan Association
Everroad & Brown
arcLaw
Irwin
3D Streets
Aires
Reture
Pat x
Philadaa Pas
Romnedy Co
Rethwisch
May
J. F. Tormehien
Washington St
Exprésa
Michigan
Olty Sat
Seashore
Atlantic City
Cape May
Anglesea
Avalon
Holly Beach
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
Wildwood
New James
Rehoboth
Del
Ind
Atlantic Coast
W. 8. Dowel
Arthur Mason
Official Directory
Geo. W. Caldwell
James Cochrane
Fred Fehring
Chris Volmer
Bwengel
Levi Hege
Dryden
R Tonehlen
McCormack
J.D. “Emmons
Dhas
A. i Macvee
Bamuel Brey
Bamuel F McBride
Alonszo Kelbie
John
Williams
Éth
Justices Courts of
Bartholomew County
Columbus Township
W. Y. Daugherty
W. Stader
W. Palmer
Constables
Jacob Beyl
W. C. Smith
Cornelius Hayes
Olay Township
E. W. Holman
Portersville
Olify Township
Boyer
Newbern
John L. Jones
Flatrock Township
Justicee
Wm. E. Pancake
J. D. McQueen
Clifford, Constablee
Walter Q. Miller
Horace Pyles
German Township
John G. Harris
Alex. H. Hayworth
Harrison Township
Francis L. Whittington
Haw Creek Township
T. P. Templeton
Hopebert R. Blume
Jackson Township
Mineven Township
Ohio Township
Rook Derek Townrship
Wm. L. Robertson
Gram
Leighton
Band Creek Township
J. H. Bradford
E’town
Union Townaship
Way HE Township
Justiceea
W. H. Meyers
Jonesville
Silas Ping
Walesboro
Geo. W. Schlechter
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