Convention Notes and Local Happenings Amid Nomination Battle
The Star notes a hard fight for GOP nominees after the convention. Judge Morgan presides well. Local delegation from Jackson township attended county convention. Prof John S Cochran gave a Car ter's chapel entertainment. Town sent a string of walkers and attendees to events. A tent circus pitched at Crumpsfield for a week. Several residents visited towns and returned home. Heavenly Recruits opened services at Tenth and Pearl. Christiano Church women plan a March 1 meeting with Miss Mary Ale Laughlin.
Wedding of Henry Piel and Martha Kollmeyer at Germand Lutheran
A wedding was held last evening at the Germand Lutheran church for Henry Piel and Martha Kollmeyer. The bride wore white silk mull and bridesmaids Lou Piel and Emma Klmeyer carried flowers. groomsmen Edward Nollmeyer and George Vorwaid attended. A reception followed at the bride's parents’ home with plans for a future residence with Mrs. Piel. Robbery in Northside: Mart Snively’s grocery was entered Saturday night. locks pried, cash drawer emptied of 40 cents and a few cigars taken. It’s attributed to home talent.
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Firth Street
Mart Spively
Northside
Louis Carr
Mr. Snively
Taylorsville K of P Decorates Graves in Old Union
The Taylorsville Knights of Pythias decorated graves at Old Union with Elder Gouogrich of East Columbus and Rev. Grimes of Taylorsville delivering addresses. About twenty uniformed members rode in a jumbo coach to assist and were treated to a supper at J. L. Jones’s home before returning to Placorate around 6 p.m.
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Old Union
Gouogrich
East Columbus
Grimes
Taylors Taylorsville
Tayloryville
J. L. Jones
To Cure Headache ini5 Min Dr Davis Anti Headache
A short ad promotes Dr Davis anti headache product available at drugstores. It claims fast relief within minutes and targets readers seeking quick headache relief. The wording mirrors a vintage advertisement style and emphasizes accessibility through druggists.
Report Of A Wedding Hoax Circulates In Indiana
A false marriage report spread after Lem Trent and Miss Elizabeth Rud dick were seen together in Elizabethtown. They spent time with Trent's parents and returned to Indianapolis, with Trent denying the rumor via telegram to the Star in Columbus.
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Elizabeth Ruddick
Mr. Trent
Miss Ruddick
Elizabethtown
Indianapolis
Trent
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Weather Forecast Shows Unsettled Yet Fair Period Ahead
Unsettled but generally fair conditions through tonight and Tuesday. In military news, S. regulars stationed at Tampa have been promoted to first lieutenant.
Funeral for Mrs Burgin Held at Family Home
The funeral of Mrs Bur gin, who died Saturday, was held this afternoon at 2 o clock from the family home on Union between Ninth and Tenth streets. Reverend Scofield conducted the ceremony.
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Political campaign notices at Lienberg ers era
Voter appeals feature candidates for Columbus area offices with bios and endorsements. Honest Bob Calvin wins 118 votes for recorder. Billey Rights sought county surveyor. Samuel W. Fitch campaigns for auditor. W. H. Aiken for representative. Henry Howe for sheriff. Dr. Fugate for coroner pledges cost cuts. Local advertisers push summer wares and wallpaper.
Personal notes and social updates from area residents
Miss Mayme McCullough visits Lafayete to see brother Clarence. Hayes Hallowell and Ed Maley return from Shelbyville. numerous locals travel to Noblesville Indianapolis Wayneville and other towns. Firemen honor dead with graveside ceremony. Strawberry special ships berries to Indianapolis and Chicago. Births graduations and a visit to Franklin Hope and Edinburg noted.
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Lafayete
Clarence
One Price Cash Shoe Store Ad in Columbus
Geo H Cummins advertises the largest fishing tackle line in the city and promotes the shoe store as offering the lowest prices in Columbus. J A Newton proclaims a one price cash shoe policy with a sale on low shoes offered at a fraction of their former value.
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One Price Cash Shoe Store
Divorce Granted in Collins Case After Ill Treatment
Henrietta Collins was granted a divorce from Chas Collins by Judge Hord this afternoon. The couple married in 1892 and separated January 11 1898 due to failure to provide and ill treatment.
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Chas. Collins
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Collins
Illness Updates From Local Residents
Miss Jeff Reeves, ill with diphtheria, shows slow improvement. Miss Myrtle Wisner is reported better. Mrs. Lottie Vangorden remains very sick at her Chestnut Street home.
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Jeff Reeves
Myrtle Wisner
Lottie Vangorden
Chestnut Street
Man Walker Arrested Over Board Bill. Woman Released
Saturday night Officer Huffman arrested Walker for failing to pay a $15 board bill to Cornelian Hayes. He claimed the woman was his wife. she was released by Sheriff Cox while Walker remained at large with Davis later jailed for baggage retrieval.
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Northside Beats Jonesville 10 to 6 In Incomplete Game
Jonesville failed to appear to finish a partly played game with Northside. A picked nine played in the delay and Northside won 10 to 6. Batteries Kendrick Dill for Northside and Kocher Jacob for the substitutes.
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Dill
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Jacob
Epworth League to Host Reception for Rev Jones at Church
Epworth League members plan a reception for Rev. N. L. Jones and his family at the Methodist Church next Friday evening.
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Epworth League
N. L. Jones
Methodist Church
Schwartzkopf Firm Sues Davis for Mechanics Lien
John G. Schwartzkopf and Frank X Schwartzkopf propose as J G Schwartzkopf and Son against Hulda Davis and John M Davis over a mechanics lien. Attorney: C J Kollmeyer.
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John G. Schwartzkopf
Frank X Schwartzkopf
J. G Schwartzkopf
Fashionable city riders boost season’s equestrian push
The season brings heightened horseback activity in the city with more equestrians, riding academies busy, and young girls guided on rein holding and posture. Central park showcases pleasant after noon rides as instructors manage small classes amid stylish turnout and updated tack.
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