Special Excursion to Louisville via Pennsylvania Lines
Sunday June 5 excursion Columbus to Louisville Ky trains at 8 45 a m central time return Louisville 14th St station 6 10 p m fare one dollar twenty five cents Indianapolis Maemercher assists in fiftieth anniversary Louisville Leiderkranz Grand Musical Festival and air concert event.
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Louisville
Pensylvania
Columbus
Louisville 14Th St
Indianapolis Maemercher
Leiderkranz
Corn Planting and Town Visit Notes
Corn is planted. Charles Jones of Bloomington visited town on Wednesday. Isaac J. Neal and family of Bloomington are visiting Nashville. Mrs. David Helfrich and children visit D. W. Poling and family. Bert Poling improves his residence on North Church street. C. M. Calvin spoke to locals Tuesday. J. R. Bruner of Richards visits friends this week. Carter Legge bought a mowing machine. J. W. Anthony of Lockman visited his many friends here last Saturday. Mr. Poling's Steele gate post is not very substantial.
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J. W. Anthony
Lockman
Tragedy at Post Office Corner Ends in Morphine Death
Mrs Lizzie Lane living on North Jackson Street attempted to take morphine bought at Fehring’s after a visit with her daughter. The drug proved deadly and she died between 10 and 11 o’clock. The family had prior marital separation and had moved from Taylorsville two years ago. Funeral planned at Union north of Taylorsville.
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Lizzie Lane
North Jackson St
Hattie
Fehring’s
Maud
Kirkpatrick
Acclamation Nominates Beck as Regular Representative
Nomination by acclamation declares Capt W H Aiken the regular representative. Barrett tops clerk race on first ballot. Luckey wins auditor by acclamation. First ballot for treasurer shows Rethwich Coats Steinkamp Drybread led by precinct results. second ballot unites on Coats. Colvin Owens Heiner contest for recorder ends with Owens made unanimous. Sheriff first ballot split. Howe later declared nominee after second ballot. Coroner and surveyor votes decide, with Fugate edging Rice. Rights nominated. commissioners pool yields Hitch Harris for First District. Friedersdorf Pardieck Day compete in Third District.
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Henry Rethwicch
Wu. F. Coats
Wm. H. Steinkamp
John S. Drybread
Ulrich Barrett
Berea cOeeeesaces
Osse Rewer
Ali
Colvin
Albert Owens
Heiner
Baily
Howe
Elzea
Ott
Hudson
Rice
Fugate
John Rights
Columbus Township
Newsom
Henry Davis
Samuel W. Hitch Tock
Hitch
Harris
Friedersdorf
Roe Creek Township
J. Pardieck
Wane
Jesse Day
Sandcreek
Pardieck
Also Mentioned on This Page
Furniture Department
Hardware Department
NCES
Bell and Citizens
Laoh CU Sor
la Est
Funkhouser
6Th and
Washington Street
Winans Grocery
Olumbus
Colucusibuss
RON Manufacturing
Dr. C. Roland, M. D
Griffith Bock
Western Union Telegraph Office
Citizens
J. fFathews & Son
Colum
Indiana
Crump’s Opera House
Walter Clara
Ben Bur
The
Ladies of
Otto’s Drug Store
Sam
Dewey
J. Harnold
Charles Jones
Bloomington
Isaac J. Neal
Nashville
David Helfrich
D. W. Poling and
Fami
Bert Poling
North Church Street
C. M
Calvin
J. R. Bruner
Richards
Carter Legge
Luckey
Ohio Township
Hawcreek
Rethwich, Coats, Stein
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Haartsville
West Hope
North E
Anita
South E
Harrison
Jackson
Ninevah
Ohio
Rockcreek
Sand
Flatrock N
Flatrock
Weer
Clift
E.s
Eeeeaasaee
Hartsville
Oeil
Neietics
Rock E
Sand S
Union
Wayne
Wenwrecea
Sees
Owen
Col
Orewe
Owens Heiner Colvin Clay
Swage
Clifty
Hawereek
West Nope
North BE
Weesees
Nineveh
Oseevee
Bias Rockcreek E
Rockcreek W
Sandcreek N
Wayne N
Wayne S
Bie
Lng A
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