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A feature highlights Speiler's store offerings for holiday shoppers at The Prescription Druggist with a refined display of gift ideas and seasonal specialties.
24 Feb 1898
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Newspaper
Columbus Evening Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1898
Page
1
A feature highlights Speiler's store offerings for holiday shoppers at The Prescription Druggist with a refined display of gift ideas and seasonal specialties.
Collins Carter, accused of robbing the Macon Illinois post office in 1885, was arrested yesterday in Brown County by Constable Kennedy and Deputy U S Marshal Branham. The 200 dollars in money and stamps were taken from the safe, then Carter returned to Brown County where he once lived. Ex sheriff Taggart of Nashville first learned of the case through Carter’s acquaintances. Carter had recently served a year in the penitentiary for sheep stealing. He was taken to Indianapolis last night.
Coroner Coffee of Newbern arrived in this city to conduct an inquest into the death of Mrs. Wm Knight. The proceedings did not reach a verdict.
Public notice reports Lt Prof J L Cochrane of Columbus to give a humorous reading Friday evening for the Eworth League. Also mentions 4Geo H Cummins stationery business, Miss Katie Boyer visiting Shelbyville, and a delayed case in the Miser Wilsons court matter.
Olvie Lewellen and Daisy Poertner wed at 9 this morning in Mrs. Jennie Reeves's residence at Fifth and Sycamore. The couple will reside in Indianapolis Olive Street. Lewellen works at J I Case in Indianapolis. Poertner has been with Reeves & Co. Several Columbus guests attended the Burgess sale. Epworth League hosted Boston Tea Party with colonial attire and period decor.
A diverse slice of 1898 items spans Miss Mary Rachel Dobson's work among Farsees in Bombay, a Ohio petition seeking women notary eligibility, Michigan co eds vs male students on smoking and dance, and Spanish customs. Additional notes include Republican precinct delegate counts, runaway wagon incident, measles in a telegraph office, a tortoise collar gift, a Denver kidnapping marriage, Dr. Lorimer tale, Estell Reel's Washington visit and Indian schools post, Victoria’s last Parliament, a fashion fact on pockets, Anna Fables in a Tennessee sawmill, Franklin’s Progressive Cat game, and local political candidacies.
Mrs. Frank Norton returns home after visiting sister in Indianapolis. Miss Sarah Shields and Mrs. Russel Holst depart or return from Indianapolis visits. Olvey Lewellen and L. W. Comstock arrive from Indianapolis. Mrs. Elizabeth Hendricks and Mrs. L. W. Comstock pass through en route to Florida. Lizzie Bonfer visits Milan. Frank Bowman returns from Flat Rock. Mrs. Wm. Davis comes home from Fairland after seeing daughter Allie Ray.
Various local notes mention Mrs Nannie Patrick's recovery and John M Davis as a county auditor candidate. Geo E Ellis sells pencils and tablets. A stock company in Evansville forms the Farmer airship company for aerial machinery and appliances. A depot anecdote recalls a gentleman noting his watch at the waiting room. Southern railway offers vestibule trains to Fiordia and fast 25 hour routes Louisville to Jacksonville with no car changes. Wa B Taylor and C A Barro advertise rail info. Legal records list Irwin Hibbs vs J W Barnhill executor and A J Banker vs Wim Moffatt adm with small balances.
A note expresses regret for a kite incident tied to test its carrying capacity for G A R decorations. The author claims no offense intended and cites confinement to preparations for the encampment. Names and local mentions appear in a period newspaper excerpt.
Legal notices show multiple suits against administrators of deceased estates including Catherine Wahrman Elizabeth Church Kathryn Nordman and Elizabeth Barnhill. Amounts range from 4.65 to 240.35 with penalties noted. Local case: State of Indiana prosecutor vs Charles Hege involving a penalty of 900. John L. Jones reported transacting business in Taylorsville.
Announcement that all three major hotels at Hot Springs Arkansas will be open this winter the Arlington never closed the Park opens January 6 and the Fastman January 25 along with fifty hotels and three hundred boarding houses offering reasonable rates. The resort is described as the only health and pleasure center under direct government control with curative waters vouched for by the Surgeon General. Contact J S Smith Big Four route E O McCormick Pass Traffic Mgr Warren Lynch Asst Gen Pass Tk Agt Cincinnati for details and reduced 90 day excursion rates. Republican County Committee called to meet in Columbus March 5 at 1 30 pm with chair W E Springer and secretary W C Ardery.
The funeral of Mrs. Wm. Knight, victim of yesterday morning’s accident, was postponed by undertaker Emmons after a message from Knight’s father in Greensburg. The service may be held tomorrow afternoon with Rev. Thornton officiating, burial in the city cemetery. Conrad J. Freidersdorf is discussed as a candidate for county commissioner. Mrs. C. H. Thompson plans to travel to Indianapolis next week for spring millinery stock. A Cotillon tale from Boston ends with a kiss and congratulations.
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