Holiday Roundup Notes Local Travels and Appointments
A jumble of brief notices lists Mrs. Sarah Jlouck and son visiting Edinburg, Prof. Fred Kollmeyer aboard a northbound train, Mrs. Edge Vandergriff in Franklin, and multiple residents travelling to Indianapolis, Seymour, Elizabethtown, and Ladn napois. Ensign McDowell arrives from Chicago, tax sale mentions, and local business ads mix with community updates on funerals, court matters, and upcoming events.
Velock Two Horses Escape Through City Alley
Last evening about four velock two horses attached to a farm wagon stood in an alley between Third and Fourth streets near Franklin Street. They frightened and fled down Fourth to Brown then Fifth and up Franklin Street to the north end of the city where they were last seen. No damage to the wagon was reported and the owner could not be learned.
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Local social notices and community events collection
Mrs Dan Crow hosts card party at Perr and Eleventh honoring Mrs Bush from Evansville. Christian Endeavor social at the Y M C A. Mrs Irene Hawley hosts Columbus Culture Club at Pearl and Eighth with a program on Bryant Emerson Hawthorn Whittier Holmes and Stewart Phelps. News briefs cover road projects, market chatter, reformatory death, business travels, and clergy sermons.
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Irene Hawley
Columbus Cultre Club
Pearl
Bryant
Mary Griffith
Emerson
Emma Perry
Hawthorn
Jas. Cochran
Whittier
Harry Clay
Holmes
Ella Stansfield
Elizabeth Stewart Phelps
Bookshop Advertises Low Cost Insurance and Transit Plans
An Indianapolis area bookseller advertises accident insurance with sick benefits and death payout at low weekly and monthly rates. The notice also mentions a Pennsylvania Lines tourist car starting January 18 from Pittsburgh to Los Angeles via St. Louis Wabash Route and Santa Fe, with an Indianapolis stop each Wednesday.
Big Four to Greensburg for Republican convention
The Big Four will sell round trip tickets to Greensburg on February 1 and 2 at one and one third fare. The fare from here for the round trip will be $1.20. A large attendance is expected from this city.
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Salvation Army takes charge in city and civil service notes
Captain McDowell arrives to lead the Salvation Army here while civil service clerks and carriers must file by March 1 for an exam to be held between March 15 and 25. Senate debate fills six hours with Teller revelations and lawmakers clash over Indian appropriation and mail carrier service implications.
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