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Newspaper
Columbus Evening Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1897
Page
2
Men and Boss wear chies overcoats suits shirts caps gloves underwear ties suspenders umbrellas kerchiefs dress suit cases valises knit jersey coats elegant assortment in the nowest styles at prices to please stock unexcelled and prices the lowest saving you from 20 to 50 cents on the dollar
The Columbus Evening Star quotes Inter Ocean on Jerry Simpson and Populist aid for Christmas. It notes upcoming published commissioners allowances and blasts Democratic worries over a treasury deficit versus past surpluses, contrasting with Cleveland era criticisms.
The monthly meeting of the Modern Woodmen of America welcomed James Howe and Oscar Werd as new members. The local camp, formed a year and a half ago, now has 52 members and held a banquet for the press with reporters from the Republican, Times, and Star in attendance.
Advertisement notes a cold remedy with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure priced at 25 cents. Mentions the Renaie label and various names. Includes a stray legal line about a partition to sell land and a reference to Edward Lortz and others.
A man named Gant was jailed about noon on a forgery charge. The note forged for about $40 was traced to Benton county. He arrived in Columbus Monday and identified as the forger. About $22 was found on his person.
Daily and nightly raffle event at Pfeifer Bros. tied to Lienberger’s location with prizes during the holiday season. Also mentions B9915 Accident Sick Benefit Insurance Dues payable monthly. Kinney and Kinney referenced for details on coverage and payments.
The article notes McKinley naming Chas Page Bryan ambassador to Greece and Rockhill to China via E A Remy of Seymour. It reports Supt Bonebrake’s trip to Pittsburg, a Masque Ball at Jackson club, Mrs Chas Thompson traveling for Christmas, and John Hayworth with Jesse Barber being moved to prison tomorrow. It also mentions the Ladies Aid Society meeting with Mrs Fred Doellar and a local adage about valued goods and substitutes.
Vintage drugstore copy touts Cascarets as the most powerful medical discovery of the age. It promises gentle cleansing of kidneys, liver, and bowels, relief from colds, headaches, fevers, and biliousness. Sold by all druggists in 10 25 and 50 cent boxes, as a “cure” you can trust.
A veteran observer recalls Henry George from his California beginnings to his move east in 1880. The account details Georges sea bred character, poverty in New York, and his unwavering faith in Progress and Poverty while pursuing a life in politics and journalism.
Mrs Byers of Greensburg dies at that place today. She is noted as sister of Mrs Dr Hudson in local notices. Funeral arrangements are pending.
A vivid description highlights a vast assortment in men's neckwear and colored shirts. The dealer touts limitless possibilities and a carnival of color and patterns as the stock’s strong point.
In a small progressive city a crowd questions the mayor over plans to fight or facilitate two railroad firms linking junctions below Gray's island. The mayor reveals a tactic to spur action by signaling disapproval and letting work proceed, aiming to minimize traffic disruption.
The Bartholomew Circuit Court December Term 1897 hears final settlement of Nathan Reed deceased. Charles S. Reed administrator has filed account and vouchers. heirs creditors and legatees must appear January 10, 1898 to show cause why the account should not be approved. Heirs must prove heirship or claims to estate at Columbus. Granax Werner Clerk. Hacker Attorney Marshall
Public records show Eugene Gillspie and Estella Bishop listed for a marriage license. Edward Chambers and Carrie Hayworth also appear in the same notice as applicants for licenses.
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