Post Office at Columbus Ind Second Class Matter
A brief notice states the post office in Columbus Indiana is designated as second class matter for mailing purposes.
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Newspaper
Columbus Evening Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1898
Page
2
A brief notice states the post office in Columbus Indiana is designated as second class matter for mailing purposes.
City Marshal Vincent Thompson announces candidacy for City Marshal subject to Republican primary convention. Davin Philips also announces for City Marshal. James Burk seeks county clerk nomination. J D Hunter declares for city clerk nomination, all subject to Republican nominating convention.
The speaker suggests leasing the railroad square to set a work program for disorderly drunks. He argues penalties could curb tipsy loiterers by forcing labor on a rock-pounding task at a daily wage of 61. The proposal aims to reduce police disturbance through enforced labor.
The Columbus Star reports it failed to acquire the Republican News Co plant for 3300 dollars. It will not publish at the old price and will instead expand its news pages and staff, aiming to solidify its status as Columbus' most popular paper with fuller coverage.
City electrician Wells removes dangerous paired wires and installs insulated cable in the light system. The operation could reduce accidents and may lead to a damage suit against the city. The old Orinoco depot remains, repurposed by youths and tied to early suburb growth ideas from 1890.
The text notes Evangelistic services at the Presbyterian church every night this week at 7 o'clock. It also mentions C. J. Kollmeyer traveling to Jonesville this morning on legal business and that citizens’ fond hopes were never realized.
Rev. Fuller Swift will preach tonight on The Cost of Christ Service. Past week meetings grew in interest making continued sessions necessary. Everyone is invited to attend and a cordial welcome awaits.
The funeral for Geo May was held yesterday afternoon at three o'clock from the parents’ Chestnut street home and was largely attended despite harsh weather. Interment followed at City Cemetery with Rev Swift officiating.
Clay and Dfty Flatrock German ee total delegates 16 toass convention will be held in this city Saturday January 29 at which time the county central committee will be reorganized The congressional convention will be held at Greensburg Feb 1 to elect a district chairman who will by virtue of that position become a member of the republican state central committee tf
A morning report lists residents visiting cities like Madison Indianapolis Seymour and Edinburg. Local events include a Monday Literacy Club meeting with a Shakespeare program and postal notices, plus court cases and weather impacts on rivers and driftwood.
This morning the bursa driven to Pete Sohn's delivery wagon stood in front of his store at Second and Washington streets, frightened and ran west to the bridge, then turned and returned to the store where it stopped. No damage was done.
The wedding occurred last evening at seven at the German Lutheran church with Rev Geo Fischer officiating in front of numerous friends and relatives. The bride wore white taffeta silk with lace and pearl trim and carried a roses bouquet, veil, and attendants dressed in white. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home on Chestnut street, with many presents. The couple will reside at Fifth and Chestnut streets.
Prall and Dennison advertise dental services including crowns bridges and extractions. L Rosenbush & Co promote one price clothiers with plain figures. Chas Danforth offers various goods, mail orders, and Walton's pictures at 1.50 per dozen.
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