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Newspaper
Columbus Evening Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1898
Page
3
Kinney and Kinney promotes insurance real estate and loans with quick loss adjusting paid. They offer loans on good property and accident and sickness benefit plans. They announce soon forthcoming real estate bargains and rental property acquisitions. Office at Corner Washington and Fifth Streets.
Wm B Treadway as administrator of Ellen B Wallace deceased has filed a final settlement. The Bartholomew Circuit Court in Columbus Indiana will examine the account on January 28 1698. Heirs creditors and legatees must appear to show cause or prove heirship. Clerk George Werner issues notice. STANSIFER Baker Attorneys.
Notice is given that Charles S. Reed as administrator of Nathan Reed deceased has filed final settlement. The Bartholomew Circuit Court will examine the account on January 10, 1898. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear to show cause. Witness George Werner Clerk Columbus Indiana December 14 1897. Marshall Hacker Attorney.
The London Telegraph reports a French funeral where the deceased, bent on pomp, bequeathed most of her fortune about $15,000 to her green grocer tenant to bury her in state with a six horse hearse. She left legacies to charities firemen bands and gymnastic clubs, and over 6,000 people attended the obsequies. In Philadelphia Baldwin Locomotive Works details show a second floor blacksmith shop with 387 forges, steam hammers, two fans, exhaust piping, skylights, and clean conditions in a well lit shop noted by American Maebruna.
A New York Medical College faculty member warns of Bright's disease masking itself with subtle signs. He cites widespread misdiagnosis and urges use of Warner's Safe Cure as a preventative and curative aid, supported by Dr. D Lewis's endorsement.
Orlando Fortner faced trial for malicious trespass with a jury imposing an 8.25 dollar fine and one day in jail. Felony indictments include Henry Stader, William Riley, and John Wright for larceny, with Stader's case dismissed and the others to be tried. Suit filings involve Everroad Brown and Mary Barnes against Hartsville College seeking 150 and 500 dollars respectively. David Doll buys and will reopen Andy Becht’s cigar store next Tuesday.
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