Elegant Speiler's Perfumes Line For Holiday Gifts
A new Speiler's perfume collection debuts for the holiday season featuring festive scents and gift-ready bottles aimed at shoppers seeking elegant, affordable fragrances for relatives and friends.
16 Feb 1898
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Newspaper
Columbus Evening Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1898
Page
1
A new Speiler's perfume collection debuts for the holiday season featuring festive scents and gift-ready bottles aimed at shoppers seeking elegant, affordable fragrances for relatives and friends.
Rev Cohagen of Edinburg was in the city on business. Art Overstreet, John Lyle, John Davidson, Edgar McSweeney, Pearl Aiken, Mill Frank Greaves, Mrs Dr Francis, Mrs Ed Frost, Will McLeod, Mrs Mayme Crandall, Pearl Spurgin, Joe Horton, Miss Mable Hayes, Walter Johnson, Mr and Mrs Brown, Robert Boyer, Mrs John Singer, and others returned from or prepared for travel between Indianapolis and nearby towns including Sardinia and Taylorsville.
Newbern notes an upcoming M E church quarterly gathering next Saturday and Sunday with strong Sunday School turnout. Local residents include eo. Taylor from E-town and Stearns Davis with a sick child. The protracted meeting at the M E church continues through Sunday with Rev Schesna preaching. Cufty township schools close about Feb 23.
Two days after Bill Downey and Jane Bees interview, Bees plans to punish Downey and heads to the dungeon. A chase follows with bloodhounds tracking Downey up the mountain while Sam Jane Bees seeks safety with Eben Small and his daughter Pearl. Moon and Sampson pursue the captured trail, guns fire, and a cliffhanger ends as the hunt continues.
Miss Pearl High hosted a Monday afternoon event for sister Miss Lena High while Mrs J S Smith led the Pocahontas club gathering. Flora and Kathrine Crump hosted a Valentine party Monday night and Mrs M F Hinman held a dinner for Mrs Ed Arnold of Washington DC. The home featured palms and cut flowers with out of town guests Mrs Judge Hackney of Shelbyville Indiana and Miss Kathryn Carrol of Jeffersonville. Two auctioneers, Joe Whitten and Tom Vinnedge, assisted at the Caldwell sale today.
Increasing cloudiness and warmer tonight in Cubao Ll. Feb 16. Thursday looks for rain or snow and warmer temperatures.
An old ad notes ladies shoes priced at 50 cents per pair in sizes 24 3 33 4 43 from J A Newton One Price Cash Shoe Store. It lists names Bean Bowman Hite Clark George Daugherty Kess Sapp Woolf News Publisher and local figures with a date February 15th 98.
Fragmentary note from the Philadelphia Press hints at a man barely eluding danger while contrasting humanity with animal nature, labeling him as one of nature’s apes.
Last night at 12 a fire alarm from box 36 reported a blaze in a small cottage on Sycamore Street opposite the Fourth Ward school. The house was unoccupied and authorities suspect incendiaries.
Fragmentary text shows references to individuals B. W. Parker and a chairman with numbers 12 13 10 56. No clear event, place, or context available to form a full news item.
In Havana the Maine was struck by a powerful blast at 9:45 pm leaving many dead or wounded. Spanish cruiser Alfonso XI helps with rescue as intact details remain unclear and the ship seems totally destroyed. Wounded sailors say the explosions occurred while they slept.
Miss Rosa Bloomingfield, a cashier at the Eagle shoe store, was robbed of her purse on Tuesday night between 6th and 7th streets near 8th and Washington. A small slim man in a white hat grabbed the purse, she screamed, and the assailant fled through an alley as Geo. Winans helped. No further description available.
Readers flock to Geo H Camunins for a brisk sale of Quo Vadis priced at 25 cents. The notice notes strong demand and a popular pick among customers.
Deputy Sheriff Larkin served witnesses in Harrison township on Wednesday to travel to Nashville on Thursday. State witnesses include Patterson, Sherman Pertelbaugh, John Hawkins, Al Rush, and Leonora M. Patterson. Defense witnesses listed include Chasertel, Frank McCoy, John Hinson, Wm Coffman, Dr Gates, Jackson Harrison, Jas Vanness and wife, Jasper Vanness, George Griffin, Fincel Jones, Robt Rose, Daniel Talbert, Thomas Tirtel, Fred Wolf, Henry Wolland, Ruey Ward, Wm Patterson, Homer Hart, and Harry Collins.
An alarm from box 386 at Thirteenth and Sycamore streets reported a fire in a small frame house on Sycamore Street owned by Mrs. Straw of Indianapolis. The unoccupied dwelling, found with a can of oil nearby, had a destroyed summer kitchen and damaged roof. losses expected to be small.
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